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INSTRUCTIONS:

  • This is a template. Please replace the content while keeping this structure.
  • Make sure to read our contribution guide to learn how to submit your content to Tilburg Science Hub.
  • Always start your file with the parameters shown below. Keep the double quotes as shown.
  • Do NOT use #Titles with a single # in your article. Instead, use the title parameter shown below.
  • Please provide up to 10 keywords for this Building Block in the appropriate parameter. Metadata should provide information on the role and usage of this Building Block (e.g., “data collection, data analysis, article writing”)
  • IMPORTANT! Replace the # of the weight parameter with an integer (no quotes are needed). This number indicates the position of this article within its section (folder). The ordering of all articles inside a folder is based on their weight. Articles with lower weight appear at the top.
  • If you want to be credited, fill in the author and authorlink fields below. If you want to remain anonymous, delete those.
  • Provide at least one short link for your article. Combine an action verb and a noun like this: /verb/noun (ex. /install/python).
  • Remove these instructions before submitting. Your article should start with the three dashes — and the following parameters.

title: “Your building block title (50-70 characters + most important keyword must be in the title atleast once)” description: “A brief description of this tutorial page (130–160 characters + most important keyword must be in the descripion atleast once).” keywords: “any, relevant, keywords, separated, by, commas, like, this” date: YYYY-MM-DD weight: # author: “Your Name” authorlink: “A link to your personal webpage” aliases:

  • /verb/noun
  • /do/this
  • /get/that
  • add as many as you want, but at least one

Overview

Provide a brief overview of the issue to solve, or describe why this is a best practice.

Add any special requirements or attach a dummy data set if needed.

Code

python-link 

# some Python code here
print("Hello, world!")

# some R code here
cat('Hello, world!')

Examples

Provide examples to support the solution.

Example

This is an example. It will be formatted differently to grab the viewer’s attention.

You can use third- or fourth-level headers like this one

Provide examples in different programming languages and/or operating systems.

Tip

This is a tip.

You can use special formatting options to highlight some paragraphs in your article.

Warning

And this is a warning.

Advanced use cases or “See also”

Illustrate advanced use cases and explain how to bring this to the next level.

Provide useful resources and link to “see also” articles.

Summary

Lastly, include a brief summary to wrap up your article.

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