And it’s a wrap! Really enjoyed #DSS19. Thanks to @TUE_DSCe. See you next year!

Responsible #DataScience: very relevant and often overlooked issue in the field. Time for an interactive panel discussion

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Kudos to the @TUE_DSCe #DSS19 organization, specially regarding the food. It is always super delicious 🤤

Couple of examples where games can be used in #healthcare

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Key concepts to engage users

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“What can we learn from games?”, by Panos Markopoulos. What elements of game design are effective for their purpose?

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However, changing the care pathway can be costly and will probably impose a burden on the people involved. The benefits should clearly outweigth the disadvantages

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There is a great opportunity to integrate #EHR into a data workflow

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Unfortunately, #EHR (electronic health records) are basically data silos where there is little or no data processing at all

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#PrecisionMedicine aims to gather as much data as possible to customize patient healthcare. To get and digest all these data, we use #ML and #AI

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Now Volkher Schaenhorst, from Catharina Ziekenhuis

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Wow, 62 posters! I’ll definitely be checking out many of #HealthAnalytics, #ResponsibleDataScience, and #QuantifiedSelf

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(I forgot to mention this at the beginning. This is the work by Tijl De Bie, from @ugent)

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Introducing the #FORSIED (Formalizing Subjective Interestingness in Exploratory Data Mining) framework. It has three main components:
- Data
- Patterns
- Model of analyst’s believes (prior distribution)

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In this case, the Data Scientist is an additional layer that looks into the data and what a Data Analyst considers interesting (which is subjective)

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There are tons of metrics that make data interesting. How to tackle this? Considering subjectivity of the specific field.

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The latter is the focus of this talk, namely for #DataExploration, which is composed of tons of talks

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Looking forward to the presentations and posters of the #DataScienceSummit2019 #DSS19 (organized by @TUE_DSCe)

Constellation Providers can have a different relationship with their users than Cloud Providers.

Can Constellation Providers include users, and other (business) competitors in their resource planning?

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Can we evolve app architecture and user expectations?

Users more engaged, potentially bring their own providers or sources of storage, compute, identity, etc.

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We’re still deep in the era of the ad-supported web. How do clients & apps that users interact with get funded?

Can we give tools to app builders to enable self-funded software?

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Activities around data ethics range from shared principles — @FairDataSociety, @inkandswitch Local First Software — to licenses — Cryptographic Autonomy License, Icepick.

We need both and the design & legal spaces are being explored now.

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On the user side, a rising awareness of of & desire for data ethics. With this demand, developers & providers are driven to define their stance.

Can we require these actors to act in certain ways around user data?

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One of the foundations of open source is the legal innovation of licensing. For the first time in 15 years, we’re starting to see new innovation. Partially cloud giants vs VC funded open source, and community tragedy of the commons happens again #constellationproviders #dss19

My talk is about Constellation Providers. Changes in business models, legal license innovation, and technology can potentially lead us to an alternate model to todays Cloud Providers #constellationproviders #dss19

I’ve been at the Decentralized Storage Summit today. This is my lightning talk on Constellation Providers https://buff.ly/2Z8V3fC #dss19