Is ‘Don’t Know’ Missing Data?
‘Don’t know’ is an observed response that can leave an attitude unmeasured. Treating it as neutral or deleting it can erase important distinctions.
PhD Researcher · Memorial University of Newfoundland
Hi, I'm Abdullah. I write about synthetic data, information systems, and human-centred AI.
I'm a PhD Researcher at Memorial University of Newfoundland. I live in St John's, Newfoundland and Labrador. I study synthetic data, information systems, and human-centred AI.
Research interests
- Synthetic Data & LLM-generated Data
- Information Systems
- Design Science
- Conceptual Frameworks
- HCI (Human-Computer Interaction)
- Explainable AI
- Data Management
Latest writing
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An observer may know what happened without knowing what it means. Reporting systems shape whether that evidence reaches an institution and how it becomes a …
Is AI Turning Science into Art?
From accounting’s art-or-science debate to Rick Rubin and AI-assisted programming: a reflection on taste, technical execution, and justified knowledge.