MDplus Data Science and Artificial Intelligence
This repository contains the source code for the MDplus DS&AI website. We welcome MD+ members to suggest improvements and make contributions to this project through opening an Issue or submitting a Pull Request. For questions or more informal feedback, feel free to make a post on our Discussions Page.
What is MDplus?
MDplus is a 501(c)(3) non-profit connecting physician-innovators, scientists, investors, consultants, and polcymakers in healthcare. We aim to foster a network of medical students and physicians interested in transforming healthcare through leveraging their unique "plus." Join our community and Slack channel here.
MDplus DS&AI is a community within MDplus that connects physicians and students interested in using data science and/or AI to enhance clinical medicine. We built this repository as a means of cataloguing and sharing the breadth of resources available to members.
How can I contribute?
We appreciate community contributions. In general, most members can find value in submitting one of the following:
- Share a DS&AI resource or give feedback on an existing resource we've shared with the community. This allows us to improve the quality of the content that gets to readers. Fill out a Google Form or open an Issue.
- Write and publish a blog post with us. Experts in the MDplus DS&AI community have a ton of knowledge, insights, and expertise that fellow members can learn from. Fill out a Google Form or open an Issue.
- Mentor and network with others. If you're willing to chat with members interested in learning more about DS&AI, fill out this short Google Form.
- Bug fixes. Pretty straightforward.
Be sure to read our contribution guidelines and license file before contributing.
Installation
For local builds, first fork the MDplusDSAI
repository and clone your fork to your local computer.
git clone https://github.com/YOUR-USERNAME/MDplusDSAI
cd MDplusDSAI
Next, create a virtual environment and install the relevant dependencies. Python version information is included in runtime.txt
in the root directory.
python -m venv env
source env/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
Contact
Questions and comments are welcome as both an issue or using the Discussions Page. Contact information is also linked below:
License
This repository is MIT licensed with some restrictions (see LICENSE).