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Copulas.jl is clearly the must fully featured, and brings, as a key feature, the complience with the broader ecosystem.
It is not clear to me from the paper alone that Copulas.jl is the most feature complete of the three and would be good to give some more arguments in the paper.
Ideally, a table comparing features of the three would be nice to have.
I agree that a simple table comparing key functionalities would be usefull. We have to decide what to include in that table.
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At line 40 a pretty strong statement is made "Copulas.jl is clearly the must fully featured, and brings, as a key feature, the complience with the broader ecosystem." it is not clear to me from tha paper alone that Copulas.jl is the most feature complete of the three and would be good to give some more arguments in the paper. Ideally, a table comparing features of the three would be nice to have.
Give argument on feature completion between the three.
Feb 4, 2024
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Give argument on feature completion between the three.
[Paper] Give argument on feature completion between the three
Feb 4, 2024
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[Paper] Give argument on feature completion between the three
[Paper] Add comparison table with BivariateCopulas.jl and DatagenCopulaBased.jl
Feb 5, 2024
Link to JOSS review : openjournals/joss-reviews#6189
Lucas wrote:
I agree that a simple table comparing key functionalities would be usefull. We have to decide what to include in that table.
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