FAIRification of computational models in biology
Irina BalauriD, David Phillip NickersoniD, Danielle WelteriD, Judith A.H. WodkeiD, François AncieniD, Tom GebhardtiD, Valentin GrouèsiD, Henning HermjakobiD, Matthias KönigiD, Nicole Erika RaddeiD, Adrien RougnyiD, Reinhard SchneideriD, Rahuman S. Malik‐SheriffiD, Kirubel Biruk ShiferawiD, Melanie I. StefaniD, Venkata SatagopamiD, Dagmar WaltemathiD
Abstract
Computational models are essential for studying complex systems which, particularly in clinical settings, need to be quality-approved and transparent. To enhance the communication of a models features and capabilities, we propose an adaptation of the Findability, Accessibility, Interoperability and Reusability (FAIR) indicators published by the Research Data Alliance to assess models encoded in domain-specific standards, such as those established by COMBINE. The assessments guide FAIRification and add value to models.
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