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How to cite scikit-optimize?

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Hi,

Currently I’ve been performing some modelling for experimentalists (academic research). I have found skopt to be very useful and I would like to cite it. Do you have any preferred format when citing skopt? (I’ve searched the repo and docs but couldn’t find any guidance)

Also, do you offer any recommendations on what other references to cite (I’ve used forest_minimize for example)?

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betatimcommented, Nov 25, 2016

Any thoughts?

Otherwise I would say let’s create zenodo entry for every (future) release -> DOI for people to cite to signify which version they use.

If and when we do something nice that is original research (or otherwise should be documented in an article) we tackle that on a case by case basis.

(If you agree with this proposal use 👍 or 👎 on this comment for voting)

If we want to discuss this more I would suggest we start with collecting a list of the problems that we are trying to solve via citation as that will help us figure out what the solution should be.

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bjodahcommented, Nov 4, 2016

A few days waiting time is no problem (I am guessing we will submit in a few weeks but I’m not the main author so hard to say for sure).

Not that it is any of my business, but I thought I could mention that there is also JORS (Journal of Open Research Software).

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