Open gperu opened 1 year ago
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[ ] All figures are also described in image alternative text or elsewhere in the lesson body.
[ ] The lesson uses appropriate heading levels:
[ ] The contrast ratio of text in all figures is at least 4.5:1.
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[ ] The lesson teaches data and/or computational skills that could promote efficient, open, and reproducible research.
[ ] All exercises have solutions.
[ ] Opportunities for formative assessments are included and distributed throughout the lesson sufficiently to track learner progress. (We aim for at least one formative assessment every 10-15 minutes.)
[ ] Any data sets used in the lesson are published under a permissive open license i.e. CC0 or equivalent.
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[ ] Learning objectives are defined for the lesson and every episode.
[ ] The target audience of the lesson is identified specifically and in sufficient detail.
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The lesson repository includes:
The lesson includes:
Lesson Title
Responsible machine learning in Python
Lesson Repository URL
https://github.com/carpentries-incubator/machine-learning-responsible-python
Lesson Website URL
https://carpentries-incubator.github.io/machine-learning-responsible-python/
Lesson Description
This lesson explores key topics on the responsible application of machine learning. The lesson is presented as a series of case studies that illustrate real world examples. Sections cover a broad range of topics, including reproducibility, bias, and interpretability. Broadly the topics are ordered chronologically, appearing as they would when thinking through a research study.
Author Usernames
@tompollard
Zenodo DOI
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Differences From Existing Lessons
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Confirmation of Lesson Requirements
JOSE Submission Requirements
paper.md
andpaper.bib
files as described in the JOSE submission guide for learning modulesPotential Reviewers
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