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In archivist: Tools for Storing, Restoring and Searching for R Objects

The list of blog-posts and conference talks about archivist

• 2017-01 Ver 2.1.1 aRticle about archivist conditionally Accepted to Journal of Statistical Software
• 2016-10 Ver 2.1.0 News from archivist 2.0 on eRum2016 conference (Marcin Kosiński)
• 2016-10 Ver 2.1.0 archivist 2.0: (News from) Managing Data Analysis Results Toolkit, eRum2016 ! (Marcin Kosiński)
• 2016-08 Ver 2.1.0 A link that can tell more than dozens of lines of R code – what’s new in archivist? (Przemysław Biecek)
• 2016-06 Ver 2.0.4[useR! 2016 Conference, Stanford How to use archivist to boost reproducibility (Przemyslaw Biecek)
• 2016-06 Ver 0.2.1 archivist.github: R Hero saves Backup City with archivist and GitHub (Marcin Kosiński)
• 2016-05 Ver 2.0.3 All your models belong to us: how to combine package archivist and function trace() (Przemysław Biecek)
• 2016-02 Ver 2.0 Why should you backup your objects? (Przemysław Biecek)
• 2016-02 Ver 0.1 First extension: archivist.github CRAN Publication, Tools for Archiving, Managing and Sharing R Objects via GitHub
• 2016-02 Ver 2.0 CRAN Publication
• 2015-11 Ver 1.7 [BI Forum Conference, Hungary]https://budapestbi2015.sched.com/event/4JA8/archivist-managing-data-analysis-results), archivist: Managing Data Analysis Results (Marcin Kosiński)
• 2015-06 Ver 1.5 useR! 2015 Conference, Denmark, archivist: Tools for Storing, Restoring and Searching for R Objects (Przemyslaw Biecek)
• 2014-10 Ver 1.1 Polish R Users Conference 2014, Poland, Archiving artifacts with archivist (Marcin Kosiński)
• 2014-09 Ver 1.1 Lazy Load With archivist (Marcin Kosiński)
• 2014-08 Ver 1.0 CRAN Publication

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