This doesn't work for data gathered on humans, which has to be kept private.
Unless you have implemented some new method, I don't see why the code would be of any interest.
Unless you have implemented some new method, I don't see why the code would be of any interest.
Instead of saying "we normalized the counts", I can show you EXACTLY what that was that I did.
If I can't see your code I don't trust you.
I think it's cleaner, more honest, more reproducible, and it helps teach younger researchers.
ps. Huge amounts of "human" data are normally public and available for anyone to work with, it's only specific subsets that need to be private.