"An Analysis of the Impact of Gold Open Access Publications in Computer Science," by @PadraigC and @BarrySmyth of @UCDDublin, analyzes the differences in quality and practices of new #OpenAccess and traditional #ComputerScience journals. https://t.co/FT9sRKstV6
"An Analysis of the Impact of Gold Open Access Publications in Computer Science," by @PadraigC and @BarrySmyth of @UCDDublin, analyzes the differences in quality and practices of new #OpenAccess and traditional #ComputerScience journals. https://t.co/FT9sRKstV6
In a technical analysis of his recent Dublin City Marathon races, @barrysmyth dives deep into the concepts of pacing, effort, and stamina, and explains how data can help us gain a more robust understanding of their effect on runners' results. https://t.co/rGWop1Quf7
I hope this doesn’t come to pass @dublinmarathon. Not clear that another city centre location will improve the disruption either. I hope people come to recognise that the pros greatly outweigh the cons for the runners and their supporters. https://t.co/l1M6vTpq4d via @ballsdotie
"Data-informed solutions are only as good as the impact they make in the real world."
Our weekly highlights focus on practical approaches to problem-solving, with excellent articles by @KatherineAMunro, @barrysmyth, and Olivia Tanuwidjaja, among others. https://t.co/RRizRNiXAr
Leveraging his Strava training log, @barrysmyth offers a detailed walkthrough of the process to visualize and analyze marathoners' data with Python and Matplotlib. https://t.co/u3fsLPu20d
@IrishRail I noticed that it was dropped from the Darto app at 7:30am. Why did it take 25mins to announce it was cancelled? People could have used that time to replan.
No Finish Line Podcast: Running with Data - With the Dublin marathon coming up on Sunday, Irish international ultra runner John O'Regan had a chat with stats expert Prof. Barry Smyth about the best taper and pacing strategy for the marathon... https://t.co/dzJ9jytleQ