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Looks good! Thanks for doing that. I was looking for a way to cite nibabel in the last couple days. |
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(Still looks fine, if you're waiting for review.) |
:) - thanks ! |
text for adding a DOI badge in various formats. Copy the DOI Markdown text. | ||
The markdown will look something like this:: | ||
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[](http://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.60847) |
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great. I have also adjusted citation injection in duecredit, also to cite nibabel if imported: yarikoptic/duecredit@f8e2c2a
I wondered now, would you mind if I submit a PR to add duecredit's "native" stub within nibabel thus avoiding necessity to inject its citation at run-time? ;)
On Thu, 25 Aug 2016, Chris Markiewicz wrote:
next time, look no further but use duecredit ;) e.g. by running your python -m duecredit ;)Yaroslav O. Halchenko |
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