View points on data points: A shared vocabulary for cross-domain conversations on data and metadata
Sharing data across scientific domains is often impeded by differences in the language used to describe data and metadata. We argue that disagreements over the boundary between data and metadata are a common source of confusion. Information appearing as data in one domain may be considered metadat...
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