Posts Tagged by methods
Techniques for Selection
| November 5, 2009 | Posted by Karl Beecher under Research methods and tools |
As we have seen before, this figure shows the stages of a typical approach to a post-hoc study of FLOSS, like a digital archaeologist. The figure shows a series of stages, each of which includes some number of steps, and yields some outcomes. Each outcome may or may not feed into the following stage. In… read more
Digital Archaeology
| March 10, 2009 | Posted by Karl Beecher under Research methods and tools |
Part of the use to which I’d like to put this blog is to disseminate information about research methods and tools. But before I start writing posts with involved details it’s probably prudent to present some sort of overview of the whole thing. Of course, there is no single method that is used by all… read more
In The Beginning…
| January 21, 2009 | Posted by Karl Beecher under Computer Floss series, Research, Research methods and tools |
Why write a blog? Well, why not. It seems like everyone else is. I’ve been racking my brains to decide what I have to blog, or rather what is interesting enough to share with people. My field is computers; specifically research. I’ve been spending a few years researching free/open source software now, and I think… read more
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