Implementation
The Implementation is closely related to the Method. What is more formally described by the Method is translated by the Implementation into operations that can be conducted in silico. The metadata information about the Implementation should include the URL of the open-source repository if available. If so, also the commit at which the code of the repository was used should be made explicit. If the experiments are run from the command line, the corresponding commands including all the arguments and parameters should be added.
Checklist
implementation
→executable
→cmd
Description: The software command that was used to conduct the experiments, more specifically, to make the run.
Type: Scalar
Encoding: UTF-8 encoded string of characters (RFC3629);!!str
.implementation
→source
→lang
Description: All programming languages that were used for the experiments. A non-exhaustive list is given by the naming conventions. If the source code is in a git repository, theMetadataHandler
of themetadata
module inrepro_eval
can be used to extract the programming languages automatically.
Type: Sequence of scalars;!!seq
.
Encoding: UTF-8 encoded string of characters (RFC3629);!!str
.
Naming convention:Java
,Python
R
,C
,C++
,Ruby
,Go
,Matlab
,Shell
implementation
→source
→repository
Description: The URL of the corresponding software repository.
Type: Scalar
Encoding: URI according to RFC2396;!!str
.implementation
→source
→commit
Description: The commit at which the repository was used for the experiments. Both long and short versions are valid.
Type: Scalar
Encoding: String of characters generated bySHA-1
(RFC3174) orSHA-256
(RFC6234).
Example
implementation:
executable:
cmd: python src/main/python/ecir2019_ccrf/generate_runs.py --config src/main/python/ecir2019_ccrf/configs/ccrf.04_core17_BM25+AX.json
source:
lang:
- Java
- Python
- Shell
repository: https://github.com/castorini/anserini
commit: 9548cd6