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Deep learning advancements risk scientific reproducibility. We propose guidelines and the dtoolAI package to manage deep learning models, ensuring provenance tracking for reproducible research.

Keywords:

AI FAIR data artificial intelligence data data management deep learning machine learning provenance reproducibility

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Area of Science:

Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
Scientific Computing

Background:

Deep learning, utilizing artificial neural networks, has accelerated machine learning progress.
However, deep learning models' reliance on specific data and processing can hinder scientific reproducibility.
Crucial provenance information is often lost during model training, risking a reproducibility crisis.

Purpose of the Study:

To address the potential reproducibility crisis in deep learning for science.
To propose specific guidelines for managing deep learning models.
To introduce dtoolAI, a Python package for implementing these guidelines.

Main Methods:

Leveraging the FAIR principles for data and software stewardship.
Developing specific guidelines for deep learning model generation and usage.
Implementing dtoolAI for automatic provenance capture and simplified model distribution.

Main Results:

Established a framework connecting FAIR principles to deep learning model management.
Presented dtoolAI, a Python package that automatically captures provenance during model training.
dtoolAI facilitates easier distribution and reuse of deep learning models.

Conclusions:

Improved deep learning model management is essential for scientific reproducibility.
The proposed guidelines and dtoolAI package offer practical solutions.
Adoption of these practices will enhance the reliability and reusability of AI in scientific research.