Paper "MLPro - An integrative middleware-framework for standardized machine learning tasks in Python"

[detlefarend]

Spinoff paper:

• [x] Journal: Elsevier - Software Impacts
• [x] Title: "MLPro - An integrative middleware-framework for standardized machine learning tasks in Python"
• [x] Highlights (Detlef)
• [x] Abstract (Steve/Detlef)
• [x] Part 1: Introduction (Steve/Detlef)
• [x] Part 2: Functionalities and key features
  • [x] 2.1: Core concepts (Detlef)
  • [x] 2.2: MLPro-RL (Detlef)
  • [x] 2.3: MLPro-GT (Steve)
  • [x] 2.4: Wrappers
• [x] Part 3: Impact (Detlef)
• [x] Part 4: Future improvements (Detlef)
• [x] Declaration of competing interest
• [x] Acknowledgement
• [x] Funding
• [x] References
  • [x] Entry for MLPro Github repo with DOI on Zenodo (Detlef)
  • [x] Entries for Code Ocean capsules (Detlef)
• [x] Videos (Rizky/Steve)
  • [x] #359
  • [x] #362
• [x] Internal Review
• [x] Submission Elsevier (Detlef)
  • [x] Initial submission
  • [x] Revision
  • [x] Final submission

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[detlefarend]

Hi @rizkydiprasetya @steveyuwono, I thought about the title and propose the origin one (= RG project title) for this paper: MLPro - A synoptic framework for standardized machine learning tasks in Python.

I think that fits because Journal SI has a more general and less detailed view to software projects, while the related MLWA articles provide a deep insight to details of a framework. In that sense I would add only one article for the entire project in SI. Details of future extensions can then be described in MLWA.

Please let me know if you have doubts or a better idea.

[steveyuwono]

Okay, I have no better idea at the moment. We can use the title.

[detlefarend]

Hey guys, what do you think of this title:

MLPro - An integrative middleware-framework for standardized machine learning applications in Python

Worse or better?