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+title: "Workshop at scverse conference 2024"
+subtitle: Introduction to the Open Problems
+description: |
+  [Workshop page](https://cfp.scverse.org/2024/talk/7ME8ED/){class="btn btn-primary"}
+date: "2024-09-11"
+start-date: "2024-09-11"
+end-date: "2024-09-11"
+title-block-banner-color: white
+title-block-banner: ../../images/heros/competition_dark.jpg
+page-layout: full
+css: ../events.css
+categories:
+  - competition
+image: image.png
+---
+
+:::{layout="[[30,70]]"}
+::::{.section-header}
+## Abstract
+::::
+
+::::{.section-content}
+
+The "Benchmarking Open Problems in Single Cell Analysis" workshop aims to address critical challenges in the field by fostering community engagement in the development of robust benchmarks. This 90-minute session will introduce participants to the core mission of the Open Problems in Single-Cell Analysis, followed by an interactive session where we will build a new benchmark from scratch. As part of this tutorial, participants not only learn about the technical aspects of setting up a benchmark within the Open Problems framework, but will also learn about essential best practices in benchmarking computational methods.
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+:::
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+:::{layout="[[30,70]]"}
+::::{.section-header}
+## Content
+::::
+
+::::{.section-content}
+
+The workshop will commence with a 20-minute introduction, outlining the goals and importance of the Open Problems initiative in single-cell analysis. This segment will focus on the role of benchmarking in improving reproducibility and reliability in computational methods.
+
+Following the introduction, the 70-minute interactive session will guide participants through the process of designing and developing a benchmark.
+
+* Problem identification
+* Experimental design
+* Dataset selection and processing
+* Metric selection and implementation
+* Implement methods
+* Implement control methods
+* Essential best practices for benchmarking computational methods
+
+By the end of the workshop, participants will have practical experience in creating benchmarks and an understanding of best practices that can be applied to their research projects.
+
+For more information, please visit the [conference website](https://cfp.scverse.org/2024/talk/7ME8ED/).
+
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