Machine Learning And Artificial Intelligence Documentation


15.06.2023


1:00 - 1:30 PM

Data Science Forum


Speaker:
Heike Thöricht
Data Steward, DSC, University of Bremen

Location:
Hybrid (MZH and Zoom)

The workshop will be held in
English.

Zoom-Link to join

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Register HERE if you would like to join us on site at MZH.

For online participation no registration is required.






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We invite you once again to a culinary data break served in four short sessions to share our love for cooking research data. The menu revolves around the theme "Data & Tools". Embark on a delightful journey with us, exploring the flavours of AI and machine learning documentation tools, uncovering the secrets of Seafile, indulding in Electronic Lab Notebooks, and venturing into the realm of digital humanities tools. The entire menu can be found on the right and HERE.

WHAT’S THIS SESSION ABOUT?

Machine learning and artificial intelligence have revolutionized the way we solve complex problems and make data-driven decisions. However, the effectiveness of any project relies heavily on well-documented processes, models, and code. Documentation plays a crucial role in enhancing collaboration, knowledge sharing, and reproducibility.

Join this Data Snack for best practices on how to document your machine learning and artificial intelligence models and datasets.

This Data Snack welcomes all data enthusiasts, data scientists, developers, and anyone interested in learning more about machine learning documentation.

ABOUT THE SPEAKER

With her diploma in Sociology Heike Thöricht joined the University of Innsbruck in 2018 and worked in the project e-Infrastructures Austria Plus , in the successor project FAIR Data Austria and in a Research Data Management project of the University. In her role as a data steward at the DSC since June 2022, she advises researchers from the social sciences and humanities of the UBremen Research Alliance throughout the entire research data lifecycle.

WHERE AND WHEN?

The info event will take place in hybrid format from 1:00 to 1:30pm at MZH and via Zoom. There will be a 15-minute presentation followed by an open forum for questions and discussion. If you would like to join on site at the MZH, please use the registration form on the left for better planning. There will be coffee and snacks. We look forward to exciting discussions!