Can Data-Driven Hypotheses Replace The Scientific Method?

 Citation:

Raul Isea (2023). Can Data-Driven  Hypotheses Replace The Scientific Method?. Journal of Big Data

Research – 1(3):12-19. https:// doi.org/10.14302/issn.2768-0207.jbr-23-4753

PDF: https://cvraulisea.files.wordpress.com/2023/10/jbr-23-4753_2.pdf


Abstract

The rapid growth of data and scientific journals has led to the promotion of data-based hypotheses. Data-driven hypotheses can also be used to establish new scientific laws or confirm existing ones, demonstrating the foundation of this philosophy. To introduce this idea, this article presents a Python-based computational algorithm that can generate system dynamics equations without using working hypotheses.

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