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Methods and Tools for Hypothesis-Driven Research Support: a Survey.
| Author(s): | L. Kalinichenko, D. Kovalev, D. Kovaleva, and O. Malkov. |
| Created: | 2015/12/01 |
| Published: | Informatics and Applications. Moscow: IPI RAN, 2015. -- V. 9, Iss. 1. -- P. 28-54. |
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| Data intensive research (DIR) is being developed in frame of the new paradigm of research study known as the Fourth paradigm, emphasizing an increasing role of observational, experimental, and computer simulated
data practically in all research domains. The principal goal of DIR is an extraction (inference) of knowledge from
data. The intention of this work is to make an overview of the existing approaches, methods, and infrastructures
of the data analysis in DIR accentuating the role of hypotheses in such process and efficient support of hypothesis
formation, evaluation, and selection in course of the natural phenomena modeling and experiments carrying out.
An introduction into various concepts, methods, and tools intended for effective organization of hypothesis-driven
experiments in DIR is presented. |
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