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The article explains how the rapid evolution of computing technology and its enormous success in accelerating science has lead to a major communication problem: computational scientists explain their scientific models to computers but no longer to their peers. This analysis is the basis for suggestions for improving the situation.
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Scientific discourse is the main error-correction mechanism of scientific research. Good scientific work is work that stands up to criticism by other competent scientists. We cannot allow computational models and methods to remain excluded from critical examination.
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This page is a summary of: Computational science: shifting the focus from tools to models, F1000Research, May 2014, F1000Research,
DOI: 10.12688/f1000research.3978.1.
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