Couldn't make it to one of our 🫖 talks? No worries, we will be releasing the recordings shortly!
At the end of 2021, Almut and Anthony from UZH showed us their set up of a framework for bioinformatics benchmarking!
Check it out now: https://t.co/VgSfp2Zdf8
@SDSCdatascience
We are so excited to have Renku champions from the bioinf. community speaking at our next ☕ talk!
Almut & Anthony from UZH/SIB will present:
"A framework for open and continuous community benchmarking of bioinformatic tools".
iCal: https://t.co/0trSCEuTtI
@SDSCdatascience
Ever been frustrated doing QC of your single cell (RNA-seq) data? .. especially when you expect to have rare celltypes?
Check out SampleQC ..
https://t.co/MnaQnYnLhf
(n.b.: thread drafted by @willmacnair)
Looking forward to hearing your feedback on our approach to decompose different measures of obesity into (4) orthogonal components to better understand their biology and impact on cardio-metabolic health and lifestyle. https://t.co/bF6MwREszN
Anthony Sonrel @AnthonySonrel on pipeComp, a framework for the evaluation of computational pipelines, with Pierre-Luc Germain and @markrobinsonca at #BioC2020
📦 - https://t.co/iapmOqPlKj
📜 - https://t.co/Yr8z0lLdHZ
@mikelove@markrobinsonca Thanks for sharing the links 😉 forgot to add them in the chat of the conference. Also, the link to the github of pipeComp; https://t.co/1nYdwB3QSL
#bioc2020@bioconductor Day 5 (7/31) contributed talk: Bench pressing performant single cell RNA-seq preprocessing tools through pipeComp; a general framework for the evaluation of computational pipelines, presented by @AnthonySonrel
Are you an early career researcher (in Europe)?
Please give your feedback to the @EU_Commission on their up-and-coming open publishing platform, ORE (Open Research Europe).
https://t.co/CZMAf7DZQw
#OpenScience#openaccess
The landscape of human cells! From Guoji Guo's lab- single-cell RNA-seq of 500,000 cells across 60 human tissues. Also includes biological replicates, detailed annotation, and open code/data: https://t.co/1rOQdbWx6I
"A unique feature of Capybara is the measurement of cell identity as a continuum (...)" Thank you! We need more of this in cell-type inference. https://t.co/eKRgrviDvW
@fakechek1@markrobinsonca Thanks for sharing this interesting observation! I discussed this with PL Germain but I'm afraid we don't have a clear advice on this aspect, as we used a fixed value. That's definitely an aspect we will look at in the future.
Are you looking for recommendations of tools in scRNA-seq ? Then our preprint is for you! First collaboration within @markrobinsonca 's group. Props to PL Germain for the idea and the implementation of 'pipeComp'.
pipeComp, a general framework for the evaluation of computational pipelines, reveals performant single-cell RNA-seq preprocessing tools https://t.co/uTVGmCd46w #bioRxiv
OK, my current list is 31 scRNA-seq (analysis method) benchmarks:
https://t.co/gfan8Kupcp
I consolidated @seandavis12's @_lazappi_'s @JMA_Data's and went through the @GenomeBiology benchmark issue.
Any others I missed?
My first paper since joining the @ryanlisterlab presents a tool - schex - that can avoid overplotting in dimension reduction plots of single cell data. For example, schex allows accurate plotting of the expression of CD4 of over 6,000 cells.
https://t.co/zpsS1v550c
1/n