Data-driven Discovery: A new era of exploiting the literature and data

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Abstract

In the current data-intensive era, the traditional hands-on method of conducting scientific research by exploring related publications to generate a testable hypothesis is well on its way of becoming obsolete within just a year or two. Analyzing the literature and data to automatically generate a hypothesis might become the de facto approach to inform the core research efforts of those trying to master the exponentially rapid expansion of publications and datasets. Here, viewpoints are provided and discussed to help the understanding of challenges of data-driven discovery.

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Ding, Y., & Stirling, K. (2016, November 1). Data-driven Discovery: A new era of exploiting the literature and data. Journal of Data and Information Science. Sciendo. https://doi.org/10.20309/jdis.201622

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