In order to make results of computational scientific research findable, accessible, interoperable and re-usable, it is necessary to decorate them with standardised metadata.
Consequently, it is necessary to define these desired functions on the data and make their results accessible to researchers/users as new calculated variables.
The resulting brain connectivity statements are stored in a database and an interface is created to navigate and make the results accessible to neuroscientists (see Fig. 1).
We also used various tools to present the results in order to make the results accessible; in particular, we used bar graphs to clearly display adjusted estimates, as well as tables that included the number of admissions, the crude and adjusted estimates, and the statistical significance of the results.
Left: In this project, Jacob Lassin (GSAS '19) tagged Brodsky's oeuvre for parts of speech and made the results accessible to class members on the web.
What Silver is doing here is playing the role of public statistician — bringing simple but powerful empirical methods to bear on a controversial policy question, and making the results accessible to anyone with a high-school level of numeracy.
He continues: What Silver is doing here is playing the role of public statistician — bringing simple but powerful empirical methods to bear on a controversial policy question, and making the results accessible to anyone with a high-school level of numeracy.
The survey forms were hosted online in SurveyMonkey (www.surveymonkey.com) making the results accessible in real-time.
As already mentioned, we used the context++ model to rank miRNA target predictions to be presented in version 7 of the TargetScan database (targetscan.org), thereby making our results accessible to others working on miRNAs.
34 By not making results of their research easily accessible, researchers are withholding knowledge, in contravention of the Declaration of Helsinki.
