Show Notes
In this 14th episode, we discuss how to pick a journal for publication and review a paper on federated machine learning. We also talk about strategies for dealing with a senior scientist who doesn’t have your best interests in mind. We include in this episode our open data and open software segments and also present news, conference updates, and other items of interest.
Links are in the show notes at https://bmipodcast.org/podcast/episode-13-federated-machine-learning/
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