Description
Peer reviewed journals are scholarly journals that publish original research or writing. According to a Cornell University website (Links to an external site.), "The main purpose of a scholarly journal is to report on original research or experimentation in order to make such information available to the rest of the scholarly world." Thus for this and all future assignments, be sure that the article you select is an actual research article rather than simply a literature review or general interest paper.
Go to the Hunt Library (Links to an external site.) and use EAGLEsearch to find an article on a topic of interest that falls within the subject area(s) of your degree program. Be sure to select the "Scholarly & Peer-Review" filter option on the left of the screen (following the initial display of results). Using the research cycle in the Chapter 1 of the text, describe how the selected article outlines/describes each part of the cycle. If it is lacking in a part of the cycle, tell what is missing and what could have possibly be done to fill the gap. Your post should be approximately 500 words.
Ideally, this topic of your article is one that you may wish to conduct research on throughout the term (though this is not required).
Comment on a minimum of two other posts.
Note: Please read these instructions for information on accessing the discussion rubric. (Links to an external site.)
Explanation & Answer
Attached is the assignment.
Running Header: PREDICTIVE CODING
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Predictive Coding
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PREDICTIVE CODING
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Questioning
The question is what is predictive coding. In this paper, we are asked what predictive coding is,
the names it can be referred to and how it is utilized regarding computer technology. Then the
paper goes ahead to ask what is needed for predictive coding to work when it would be
appropriate to use this type of code and why it is considered important. There is also the question
of whether it is accurate regarding results conveyed (Atal, 1970).
Planning
In this paper, planning is exhibited through the various ways predictive coding can be referred to
such as assisted review, technology-assisted review, or computer-assisted review. What the main
function is and that is to exploit technology to help with the evaluation of the documents as part
of what is known as the discovery process. We are told on what is required for predictive coding
to work. For this to happen, the computer has to first ‘learn’ the coding choices (Huang, 2011).
Gathering
The gathering is shown through the ways through which predictive coding is applied on
documents. Also, how quality assurance is done by the decided margin of error has been arrived
at, and the relevant people a...
Review
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