BACKGROUND One aspect to consider when reporting results of observational studies in epidemiology is how quantitative risk factors are analysed. The STROBE (Strengthening the Reporting of Observational Studies in Epidemiology) guidelines recommend that researchers describe how they handle quantitative variables when analysing data. For categorised quantitative variables, the authors are require...

ADDRESSING THE “LEAKY PIPELINE”: A REVIEW AND CATEGORISATION OF ACTIONS TO RECRUIT RETAIN WOMEN IN COMPUTING EDUCATION

Abstract Knowledge extraction through machine learning techniques has been successfully applied in a large number of application domains. However, apart from the required technical knowledge and background domain, it usually involves time-consuming repetitive steps. Automated (AutoML) emerged 2014 as an attempt to mitigate these issues, making methods more practicable both data scientists domai...