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An approachable, flexible and practical machine learning workshop for biologists.

Chris S Magnano^1,2, Fangzhou Mu², Rosemary S Russ³

¹Morgridge Institute for Research, Madison, WI 53715, USA.

Bioinformatics (Oxford, England)

|June 27, 2022

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The Machine Learning for Biologists (ML4Bio) workshop provides accessible training for biological researchers to understand and apply machine learning in their work. This educational tool aims to increase confidence and collaboration in biological research utilizing machine learning.

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Area of Science:

Biology
Computer Science
Bioinformatics

Background:

Machine learning is increasingly vital in biological research.
Existing training resources often demand extensive computational and mathematical expertise, posing barriers for biologists.
There is a clear need for tailored machine learning education for the biological research community.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop and evaluate the Machine Learning for Biologists (ML4Bio) workshop.
To empower biological researchers with the skills to comprehend and utilize machine learning in their studies.
To foster collaboration and application of machine learning within biological research domains.

Main Methods:

Designed a short, intensive workshop (ML4Bio) focusing on classification.
Emphasized minimal coding/mathematical background and low time commitment.
Incorporated active learning and custom open-source software for exploring machine learning workflows.
Conducted a study across three workshop sessions to assess effectiveness.

Main Results:

Participants reported the workshop met their goals and provided valuable skills.
The workshop significantly increased participants' confidence in engaging with machine learning research.
Some minor confusion was noted regarding the identification of subtle methodological flaws in machine learning workflows.

Conclusions:

The ML4Bio workshop is an effective educational tool for biological researchers.
The workshop successfully lowers barriers to entry for machine learning in biology.
Tailoring educational resources is crucial for active researchers in specialized domains.