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BMJ, 2013
A news story ran just after I was accepted to university. Scientists were testing a computer that made clinical diagnoses, and it was predicted that doctors would be replaced by robots within the decade. It never happened, though many now joke that doctors have indeed been replaced by mindless robots and just follow flowcharts of care.
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A news story ran just after I was accepted to university. Scientists were testing a computer that made clinical diagnoses, and it was predicted that doctors would be replaced by robots within the decade. It never happened, though many now joke that doctors have indeed been replaced by mindless robots and just follow flowcharts of care.
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"Data, Data, Data, Drowning in Data": Crafting "The Hollow Core"
Law & Social Inquiry, 1996Experienced social scientists know that textbook descriptions of the research process are at best a sanitized description of the messy reality of what happens when researcher meets data. The neat progression of research question to research hypotheses to research design to data collection to analysis and finally to reporting is not unheard of. But most
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Data Preparation for Tourist Data Big Data Warehousing
Proceedings of 3rd International Conference on Data Management Technologies and Applications, 2014The pervasive diffusion of new generation devices like smart phones and tablets along with the widespread use of social networks causes the generation of massive data flows containing heterogeneous information generated at different rates and having different formats.
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Computing and Control Engineering, 2004
As the number of data files generated in everyday work and leisure situations increases, the importance of having a proper framework for indexing, searching and archiving these data also increases. Metadata have the potential to vastly improve the accessibility of stored data, and Microsoft, who has designed WinFs in response to this need, has ...
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As the number of data files generated in everyday work and leisure situations increases, the importance of having a proper framework for indexing, searching and archiving these data also increases. Metadata have the potential to vastly improve the accessibility of stored data, and Microsoft, who has designed WinFs in response to this need, has ...
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DATA FARMING: BETTER DATA, NOT JUST BIG DATA
2018 Winter Simulation Conference (WSC), 2018Data mining tools have been around for several decades, but the term “big data” has only recently captured widespread attention. Numerous success stories have been promulgated as organizations have sifted through massive volumes of data to find interesting patterns that are, in turn, transformed into actionable information.
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2019
Can the form of sexual selection explain patterns of static weapon allometry expressed by alternative mating morphotypes?
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Can the form of sexual selection explain patterns of static weapon allometry expressed by alternative mating morphotypes?
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Data, data, and more Yanomamö data
Reviews in Anthropology, 1975Napoleon A. Chagnon. Studying the Yanomamo. Studies in Anthropological Method, New York: Holt, Rinehart, and Winston, 1974. xiv + 270 pp. Tables, illustrations, appendixes, glossary, and references. $4.25 (paper).
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2016
While many scholars in information science have understandably focused on the concept of “information” as foundational, some authors have identified other concepts as having similarly foundational status. Two that are regularly suggested as candidates are “data” and “document.” Oddly, perhaps, for such a basic term, “data” has not been as frequently ...
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While many scholars in information science have understandably focused on the concept of “information” as foundational, some authors have identified other concepts as having similarly foundational status. Two that are regularly suggested as candidates are “data” and “document.” Oddly, perhaps, for such a basic term, “data” has not been as frequently ...
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