Background: Computational methods for problem solving need to interleave information access and algorithm execution in a problem-specific workflow. The structures of these workflows are defined by a scaffold of syntactic, semantic and algebraic objects capable of representing them. Despite the proliferation of GUIs ( Graphic User Interfaces) in bioinformatics, only some of them provide workflow capabilities; surprisingly, no meta-analysis of workflow operators and components in bioinformatics has been reported
Abstract The changing landscape of genomics research and clinical practice has created a need for co...
This paper presents the Bioinformatics Computational Journal (BCJ), a framework for conducting and m...
Background: An in-silico experiment can be naturally specified as a workflow of activities implement...
Abstract Background Computational methods for problem solving need to interleave information access ...
We present G-PIPE, a graphic pipeline generator for PISE that allows the definition of pipelines, pa...
High-throughput technologies, such as next-generation sequencing, have turned molecular biology into...
Bioinformatics workflows connect software packages into multi-step processes that are used to transf...
Many bioinformatics tasks involve creating a computational pipeline from existing software component...
Dans le cadre d'une démarche d'Open science, nous nous intéressons aux systèmes de gestion de workfl...
Background Reproducibility is one of the tenets of the scientific method. Scientific experiments ...
Biological, clinical, and pharmacological research now often involves analyses of genomes, transcrip...
Workflows are useful to perform data analysis and integration in systems biology. Workflow managemen...
Background Reproducibility is one of the tenets of the scientific method. Scientific experiments oft...
Linke B, Giegerich R, Goesmann A. Conveyor: a workflow engine for bioinformatic analyses. Bioinforma...
Background: The huge amount of biological information, its distribution over the Internet and the he...
Abstract The changing landscape of genomics research and clinical practice has created a need for co...
This paper presents the Bioinformatics Computational Journal (BCJ), a framework for conducting and m...
Background: An in-silico experiment can be naturally specified as a workflow of activities implement...
Abstract Background Computational methods for problem solving need to interleave information access ...
We present G-PIPE, a graphic pipeline generator for PISE that allows the definition of pipelines, pa...
High-throughput technologies, such as next-generation sequencing, have turned molecular biology into...
Bioinformatics workflows connect software packages into multi-step processes that are used to transf...
Many bioinformatics tasks involve creating a computational pipeline from existing software component...
Dans le cadre d'une démarche d'Open science, nous nous intéressons aux systèmes de gestion de workfl...
Background Reproducibility is one of the tenets of the scientific method. Scientific experiments ...
Biological, clinical, and pharmacological research now often involves analyses of genomes, transcrip...
Workflows are useful to perform data analysis and integration in systems biology. Workflow managemen...
Background Reproducibility is one of the tenets of the scientific method. Scientific experiments oft...
Linke B, Giegerich R, Goesmann A. Conveyor: a workflow engine for bioinformatic analyses. Bioinforma...
Background: The huge amount of biological information, its distribution over the Internet and the he...
Abstract The changing landscape of genomics research and clinical practice has created a need for co...
This paper presents the Bioinformatics Computational Journal (BCJ), a framework for conducting and m...
Background: An in-silico experiment can be naturally specified as a workflow of activities implement...