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ArticleCould machine learning fuel a reproducibility crisis in science?

Elizabeth Gibney2022

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Could machine learning fuel a reproducibility crisis in science?

Elizabeth Gibney

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Scientific Computing and Data Management Ethics and Social Impacts of AI Machine Learning and Data Classification

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Published2022-07-26

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