Model Validation and HBP Status

#1

Greetings
I recently joined the HBP collaboratory and forum, I am a researcher in systemics and knowlege modelling and want to see how fare we are into the knowledge integration process among various disciplines
1, from the forum posts, this project seems a bit stagnant, not many posts, is there any status update? how many people re involved in the HBP and what are they working on/where are they hiding?
2. The Model Validation page either doesnt load or is blank, I am interested in model validation , advice? thanks a lot

#2

Hi,

The Forum is only one of the tools people can use to communicate with HBP researchers, a lot of communication also happens through Github (for specific topics) and through the project helpdesk: https://ebrains.eu/support (note that EBRAINS is the infrastructure being built by HBP).

For more details on the work being done by HBP, you can look at https://www.humanbrainproject.eu/en/science/highlights-and-achievements/ and https://www.humanbrainproject.eu/en/about/deliverables/

Concerning model validation specifically, we have recently deployed a new version which improves knowledge integration but is unfortunately slower. Since the model validation app can be installed on different pages with different configurations, please could you let me know the URL you are trying to access?

Regards,

Andrew Davison

#3

Thanks for reply, will try to catch up with the discussions on Github
and make the most of the learning opportunity
the Model Validation empty page is after logging in:
Brain simulation/cases/model validation
https://collab.humanbrainproject.eu/#/collab/1655/nav/66858

#4

I’m also a researcher in systemics and knowledge modeling, and I’m interested in model validation for the HBP. I’ve noticed that the Model Validation page is not working, but I think there are a few things we can do to get started.

One option is to use a video editor like CapCut[1] to create a video tutorial on how to validate a model. This would be a great way to share your knowledge with the community and get feedback on your approach.

Another option is to write a blog post or article on model validation for the HBP. This would be a more in-depth approach, and it would give you a chance to share your thoughts on the challenges and opportunities of model validation in this context.

Reference:
[1.]. https://capcutapk.io

#5

Greetings !
Well i do have a similar answer !
I’m also a researcher in systemics and knowledge modeling, and I’m interested in model validation for the HBP. I’ve noticed that the Model Validation page is not working, but I think there are a few things we can do to get started.

One option is to use a video editor like CapCut[1] to create a video tutorial on how to validate a model. This would be a great way to share your knowledge with the community and get feedback on your approach.

Another option is to write a blog post or article on model validation for the HBP. This would be a more in-depth approach, and it would give you a chance to share your thoughts on the challenges and opportunities of model validation in this context.

Reference:
[1.]. https://ehsaasprogram8171.net.pk/
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#6

As a researcher specializing in systemic and knowledge modeling, my interest lies in model validation for the Human Brain Project (HBP). I’ve observed that the Model Validation page is currently inactive, but there are viable approaches to initiate progress.

One suggestion involves leveraging streaming platforms or podcasts, such as Spotify Premium[1], to craft a tutorial playlist on model validation. This presents an excellent opportunity to disseminate your expertise within the community and receive valuable feedback on your methodology.

Alternatively, you might consider composing a comprehensive blog post or article on model validation specific to the HBP. This approach allows for a deeper exploration, providing a platform to articulate your insights on the challenges and opportunities associated with model validation in this particular context.

Reference:
[1.]. https://spotiapks.com/