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2"essential data is quite a risk, I think. I've seldom heard of this being omitted." What field are you writing from?– Azor Ahai -him-Commented Jun 18 at 13:23
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Ok I didn't expect this to be this vital for the reviewers as the majority of studies in my field don't even publish their data, let alone their code. I am now leaning towards sharing everything in the submission as I have come up with some code templates that will be useful in the field. However, I am unfortunately a bit paranoid, mostly because I don't know how many times this submission will change hand before it is finally accepted somewhere given how much I worked on this project.– The_old_manCommented Jun 19 at 2:35
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1@AzorAhai-him- Computational math, blends into machine learning/robotics/bio imaging from time to time. I'm maybe being a bit glib, but it does seem to me like omitting data is considered increasingly less acceptable in recent years.– user176372Commented Jun 19 at 2:50
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1@The_old_man Maybe the data isn't considered essential in your field! But if you think it's important and intend to distribute it, what's a few extra reviewers receiving it to you? If you want to be particularly careful with it, find a distribution system that lets you stop distributing, e.g. via a particular link, if the paper gets rejected.– user176372Commented Jun 19 at 2:54
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@user176372 Thats an excellent suggestion! Thanks!– The_old_manCommented Jun 19 at 2:55
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