Analysis and Reporting improvements with Notebooks

Free and open source scientific notebook software allows responders to performanalysis and record results simultaneously in an open, flexible, portable format for ease of sharing and reporting. Fully worked samples can improve analyst and responder mentoring and education. Use of notebook templates...

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Ben Knowles

November 2, 2015

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