CLAIMED -- the open source framework for building coarse-grained operators for accelerated discovery in science
Romeo Kienzler, Rafflesia Khan, Jerome Nilmeier, Ivan Nesic, Ibrahim, Haddad

TL;DR
CLAIMED is an open-source framework designed to help scientists build reusable, scalable scientific workflows by reusing coarse-grained operators, enhancing reproducibility and reusability in data-driven science.
Contribution
It introduces a language-agnostic framework for composing scientific workflows from existing operators, addressing reproducibility and reusability challenges.
Findings
Proven track record in scientific research.
Supports language, library, and environment independence.
Facilitates reuse and scalability of scientific workflows.
Abstract
In modern data-driven science, reproducibility and reusability are key challenges. Scientists are well skilled in the process from data to publication. Although some publication channels require source code and data to be made accessible, rerunning and verifying experiments is usually hard due to a lack of standards. Therefore, reusing existing scientific data processing code from state-of-the-art research is hard as well. This is why we introduce CLAIMED, which has a proven track record in scientific research for addressing the repeatability and reusability issues in modern data-driven science. CLAIMED is a framework to build reusable operators and scalable scientific workflows by supporting the scientist to draw from previous work by re-composing workflows from existing libraries of coarse-grained scientific operators. Although various implementations exist, CLAIMED is programming…
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TopicsScientific Computing and Data Management · Distributed and Parallel Computing Systems · Research Data Management Practices
