Welcome to DSS Blogs, a peer-reviewed blogging journal about reproducible analytics, functional graphing, statistical modeling, and data visualization.
This working group also reports on the activities of the Data Science Studio at the Institute of Aging and Lifelong Health, University of Victoria. If you are interested in being featured on the DSS Blogs, please consult our How to Contribute guide detailing how you can submit your blogpost for the peer review.
This is a guide detailing how you can deploy your article to be featured on the DSS Blog. All published posts are peer reviewed by two members of the DSS editorial team. Whether you are a new member, part of the editorial team, or an Acting Admin, this guide will serve as a road map to create and promote posts on DSS Blogs. ————–
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The Data Science Studio (DSS) was formed to promote sound practices of longitudinal modeling in health research and facilitate collaboration between academic researchers and health sytem organizations. This working group was conceived and launched by Ken Moselle, Scott Hofer, and Andriy Koval.
In fall 2014, Scott Hofer organized a colloquium series at the Institute on Aging and Lifelong Health - then “Centre on Aging” - with focus on reproducible methods and applications in aging research.