Metadatify (MARS) is an open-source web-based tool to create, manage, and search scientific metadata.
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This repository provides a practical, data-centric AI/ML module for biomedical researchers. It covers R programming, data preparation, model building, and AI/ML applications using AWS SageMaker and Jupyter notebooks.
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This repository contains code, data and the main findings of the paper entitle "Are National Spatial Data Infrastructures Adequate for Achieving the 2030 Agenda? A Case Study of Brazil's NSDI from the Perspective of UN-GGIM Fundamental Themes".
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