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SUMMARY:The Challenges of Theory-Software Translation
DESCRIPTION:Minisymposium\n\nThe Challenges of Theory-Software Translation
 \n\nJay\n\nSoftware is now ubiquitous within research. In addition to the 
 general challenges common to all software development projects, research s
 oftware must also represent, manipulate, and provide data for complex theo
 retical constructs. Ensuring this process of theory-software translation i
 s robust is essential to maintaining the integrity of the science resultin
 g from it, and yet there has been little formal recognition or exploration
  of the issues associated with it.<br /><br />This talk explores the proce
 ss of translating between scientific theory and software, and presents a f
 ramework illustrating the challenges it entails, constructed through facil
 itated discussions with computational scientists and research software eng
 ineers. It makes the case for conducting empirical work to directly addres
 s these challenges, and considers how social and software researchers can 
 work together to improve the quality and robustness of our science.\n\nDom
 ain: Computer Science and Applied Mathematics, Humanities and Social Scien
 ces, Engineering
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