Don't do big-data science backwards

David B. Lindenmayer · Gene E. Likens

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Big Data Technologies and Applications Research Data Management Practices Scientific Computing and Data Management

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Large open-access data sets offer unprecedented opportunities for scientific discovery — the current global collapse of bee and frog populations are classic examples. However, we must resist the temptation to do science backwards by posing questions after, rather than before, data analysis.

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