Computer 1xbet sports betting professor funded by NSF for open 1xbet sports betting research project
Monday, Oct. 12, 2020
MANHATTAN —Open 1xbet sports betting is the movement to make scientific research and data accessible to all, with an end result of sharing this knowledge through the publishing of open scientific research, campaigning for open access and generally making it easier to publish and communicate scientific knowledge.
Pascal Hitzler, professor and Lloyd T. Smith Creativity in Engineering chair in the computer 1xbet sports betting department and director of the Center for Artificial Intelligence and Data 1xbet sports betting at Kansas State University, has been awarded nearly 0,000 from the National 1xbet sports betting Foundation for his related project, "Open 1xbet sports betting Data in Semantic Web Research."
"It is critical we establish open 1xbet sports betting as the default practice in the academic community," Hitzler said. "Reporting a research result is more than just the manuscript. It is the actual process undertaken, the data and metadata, the implemented software and environment, and more."
The two-year-funded project will leverage the leadership and reputation of the Semantic Web journal, an open-access prominent journal published by project collaborator IOS Press, Amsterdam, the Netherlands. It is co-edited by Hitzler and co-principal investigator on the grant, Krzysztof Janowicz, a professor for geographic information 1xbet sports betting and geoinformatics, and director of the Center for Spatial Studies in the geography department at the University of California, Santa Barbara. A second co-principal investigator is Cogan Shimizu, postdoctoral fellow at Kansas State University in the computer 1xbet sports betting department and editorial assistant of the Semantic Web journal.
The team hopes to demonstrate that the open sharing of data underlying publications can be done without significant overhead and will provide significant added value. The approach can then serve as a model for other journal editors who seek a blueprint for adopting similar open 1xbet sports betting data practices.
"We will, for the Semantic Web journal, require authors to sustainably publish the data and software underlying their results, and include software and data provisions as part of the peer review assessment," Hitzler said. "We will develop technology in support of open 1xbet sports betting and will work with the community to refine the software and policies that enhance it.
"It is also important to ask questions pertaining to transparency and reproducibility, such as those regarding contributors' reviews, their published metadata and, in particular, where are the 1xbet sports betting and software that underlie their reported results? We will provide this information to researchers and the general public alongside the traditional publications. We will furthermore provide this information in the form of knowledge graphs, which makes it easily reusable by third parties' information systems."
Making the connections between these artifacts through open 1xbet sports betting practices will help to democratize research by lowering the barrier of entry to understanding and replicating cutting-edge research.
"This will simultaneously accelerate novel 1xbet sports betting by reducing the need to reimplement software or re-collect data," Hitzler said. "Connecting these components and data in a useful and understandable way is a core mission of the Semantic Web 1xbet sports betting field.
"The project will result in highly visible outcomes as part of the review and publication process of the journal, which is a leader in its field. As such, we will also promote the visibility and impact of 1xbet sports betting and outreach at Kansas State University."
