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Reporting bias

In epidemiology, reporting bias is defined as "selective revealing or suppression of information" by subjects (for example about past medical history, smoking, sexual experiences). In artificial intelligence research, the term reporting bias is used to refer to people's tendency to under-report all the information available.

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Reporting biases in research

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Reporting biases in research

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related to Case study · 9
Reporting bias → Ghost, In, Litigation, Other, Pfizer, Spin, The, Timing, Trials
related to Outcome reporting bias · 9
Reporting bias → Bias, Contrastingly, Control, Efficacy, Inadequate, Misleading, Notable, Research, The
related to Publication bias · 5
Reporting bias → Almost, Although, Over, Some, The

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Reporting biasrelated to Case studyLitigation0.60section
Reporting biasrelated to Case studyPfizer0.60section
Reporting biasrelated to Case studySpin0.60section
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Reporting biasrelated to Case studyTrials0.60section
Reporting biasrelated to Case studyTiming0.60section
Reporting biasrelated to Case studyGhost0.60section
Reporting biasrelated to Outcome reporting biasBias0.60section
Reporting biasrelated to Outcome reporting biasResearch0.60section
Reporting biasrelated to Outcome reporting biasMisleading0.60section

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