Invisible women, data bias in a world designed for men

Helen Hockx‐Yu

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I knew of Caroline Cirado Perez as the person who got Jane Austen, or as a matter of principle, a woman, on to the £10 banknote issued by the bank of England in 2017, and as a result received horre...

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