[IPOL discuss] how to provide code updates after the publication
Nicolas Limare
nicolas.limare at cmla.ens-cachan.fr
Sat May 7 11:39:16 CEST 2011
Hi all,
Like any other publication, when an IPOL article is published, its
content is freezed, because it has been reviewed nd there must be an
unambiguous answer to the question "what is the IPOL published article
XXX".
But like any code, the code for the algorithm pubolished in IPOL may
evolve, some improvements could be implemented, some bugs fixed,
... and the authors would like to provide these updates to the IPOL
visitors/readers.
One solution is to provide these updates in another web space, and
mention it in the IPOL article. For example, you could write ...
# Implementation
An implementation of the algorithm is available : algo.tgz
Future code updates will be available at http://somewhere.net/algo/
... and manage the http://somewhere.net/algo/ page with your future
code updates.
A good place for http://somewhere.net/algo/ is the web space you can
use on the http://www.ipol.im/ server. You can simply add (only add,
don't remove) your new code archives to a simple folder ...
algo-1.1.tgz
algo-1.2.tgz
algo-2.0.tgz
... or use a revision control tool (such as git, or svn, or whatever)
and tag the IPOL published version and future updates.
That's what I did for the published article «Retinex Poisson Equation:
a Model for Color Perception»:
->http://www.ipol.im/pub/algo/lmps_retinex_poisson_equation/#index6h1
->http://dev.ipol.im/git/?p=nil/retinex_pde.git
This was done after the publication, so this information was added as
a "note from the editor".
Best,
--
Nicolas LIMARE - CMLA - ENS Cachan http://www.cmla.ens-cachan.fr/~limare/
IPOL - image processing on line http://www.ipol.im/
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