Bridging Disciplinary Gaps in Climate Research Through Programming Accessibility and(…)
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Prototype language embeds AST holes with prompt-boundaries so an LLM only edits a specific subtree, enforced by an interpreter that limits generation and makes verification tractable; experiments report fewer sprawling edits and easier code review compared with full-file synthesis. Paper also documents recurring barriers in LMIC and interdisciplinary teams and prescribes concrete fixes — domain-specific languages, automation for diverse hardware and funded, sustained documentation and hybrid support communities to improve accessibility.
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