Lecture

Building a Data Model to Support a Scientific Usecase

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This lecture covers the process of building a data model to support a scientific usecase, focusing on the origin of data related to single neurons, the importance of provenance in tracking data origin and usage, and the application of provenance models in scientific research.

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