The discussion seem to point to a deeper question: how to enable crowd
sourcing of the analysis of these kind of data sets? This may involve
running of analysis code or maybe even manual work.
What kind of computational infrastructure would we need to enable this? And
how do we validate and
It seems to me that more than a computational infrastructure you would
need an efficient way to coordinate a community (communication, resource
(file, software?, ...) sharing and a common way of describing each used
methodology and set of results in order to facilitate subsequent result
validation
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The discussion seem to point to a deeper question: how to enable crowd
sourcing of the analysis of these kind of data sets? This may involve
On Fri, 2012-07-20 at 10:22 +0100, Stefan Decker wrote:
The discussion seem to point to a deeper question: how to enable crowd
sourcing of the analysis of these kind of data sets? This may involve
running of analysis code or maybe even manual work.
What kind of computational infrastructure
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Subject: Re: position in cancer informatics
On Fri, 2012-07-20 at 10:22 +0100, Stefan Decker wrote:
The discussion seem to point to a deeper question: how to enable crowd
sourcing of the analysis of these kind of data sets
We need technical solutions that will help us work through and around
these social barriers.
Suggested rephrase perhaps:
we need the *socio-technical systems* that will help us work through
and around ...
etc etc
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Subject: Re: position in cancer informatics
We need technical solutions that will help us work through
On 17 July 2012 22:27, Nathan nat...@webr3.org wrote:
Can you open this right up for everybody to be involved?
I know I for one would be happy to invest free time to looking at these
datasets to find patterns - are they open and available online, any
pointers to get started, anything at all
On 7/19/12 2:41 PM, Melvin Carvalho wrote:
On 17 July 2012 22:27, Nathan nat...@webr3.org
mailto:nat...@webr3.org wrote:
Can you open this right up for everybody to be involved?
I know I for one would be happy to invest free time to looking at
these datasets to find patterns -
An on a related topic and the reason why doing cancer informatics is so
exciting in this area: a happy story where exploring data patterns enabled
curing a cancer which had a 4-5% survival chance -
Can you open this right up for everybody to be involved?
I know I for one would be happy to invest free time to looking at these
datasets to find patterns - are they open and available online, any
pointers to get started, anything at all that would enable me (and
hopefully others skilled
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