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[PRE REVIEW]: dsmmR: Estimation and Simulation of Drifting Semi-Markov Models #5107
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@editorialbot invite @Bisaloo as editor 👋 @Bisaloo would you be willing to edit this submission for JOSS? |
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Hi @dincerti 👋, would you be interested in reviewing this R package and the associated paper for the Journal of Open Source Software (JOSS)?
Given your experience as an author and maintainer of the hesim R package, I believe you could bring us very valuable insights. You can have a look at our review criteria and review checklist to get an idea of what is expected. If you are not available to review this submission, do you have any recommendation for suitable reviewers? |
Hi @chjackson 👋, would you be interested in reviewing this R package and the associated paper for the Journal of Open Source Software (JOSS)?
I found you via your work on the msm R package and I believe your expertise would be valuable here. You can have a look at our review criteria and review checklist to get an idea of what is expected. If you are not available to review this submission, do you have any recommendation for suitable reviewers? |
@Bisaloo Sorry to decline this, I'm very busy at the moment. Not sure that I know anyone with expertise particularly suited to this style of model, other than the authors of the packages cited in the paper. |
Hi @KZARCA @pierucci 👋 👋, would one of you be interested in reviewing this R package and the associated paper for the Journal of Open Source Software (JOSS)?
As the main contributors to the heemod R package, I believe you are particularly well-placed to review this submission. You can have a look at our review criteria and review checklist to get an idea of what is expected. If you are not available to review this submission, do you have any recommendation for suitable reviewers? |
Hi @Bisaloo, I'm sorry, this package is not within my area of expertise. Best regards |
Hi, apologies for the delayed response. I am afraid I also do not have the time to review this package at the moment. |
Hi @m-clark 👋, would you be interested in reviewing this R package and the associated paper for the Journal of Open Source Software (JOSS)?
Your very interesting 'Model Estimation by Example' book made me think of you for this submission. You can have a look at our review criteria and review checklist to get an idea of what is expected. If you are not available to review this submission, do you have any recommendation for suitable reviewers? |
Hi Hugo,
Thanks for reaching out and apologies for the belated reply, I was out on
vacation part of last week. Unfortunately, I'm not able to offer a review
at this time, as I am not able to do this sort of thing during my normal
work schedule, leaving little extra time for that sort of thing. I also am
not familiar with these models, so probably would not be a good judge of
content without spending time getting more context. In the end, I wish you
the best of luck and hope the package proves useful!
Michael
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dsmmR: Estimation and Simulation of Drifting Semi-Markov Models
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Hi @Mavrogiannis-Ioannis, do you have recommendations for reviewers out of your own network? I'm not sure who else could be suitable right now. I'll keep thinking on my end as well. |
Hi @Mavrogiannis-Ioannis 👋, I hope you doing well. In the absence of an answer to my question about reviewer suggestion by May 8th, even if it's to say that you cannot think of anyone, I'm going to have to reject this submission. |
Hello @Bisaloo, sorry for my absence. I hope you are doing well and that life has been kind to you. If we could reach some reviewers like @ellessenne, @Athene-ai, @dsurujon, which are the reviewers of the smmR package, it would be excellent. Ioannis |
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If we could reach some reviewers like @ellessenne
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Hi, I am afraid but I won't be able to review this submission this time. Alessandro |
Thanks for your quick answers @Mavrogiannis-Ioannis @Athene-ai @ellessenne! I'll try to reach dsurujon by email. |
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Hi, unfortunately I have to decline at this time. Best of luck all! |
Hello again @Bisaloo, we need one more reviewer for the process to start; is this correct? |
Hi @Mavrogiannis-Ioannis, yes, this is correct. I'm still struggling to find another appropriate & available reviewer. Would you have other suggestions please? |
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Submitting author: @Mavrogiannis-Ioannis (Ioannis Mavrogiannis)
Repository: https://github.com/Mavrogiannis-Ioannis/dsmmR
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