APPLS | Applied Python Programming for Life Scientists | Machine Learning library
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kandi X-RAY | APPLS Summary
Applied Python Programming for Life Scientists. This course is intended for life scientists without any prior knowledge about bioinformatics/programming. The objective is to provide a sufficient amount of knowledge about Python to solve small problems by writing simple scripts. Feel free to re-use our slides and please report any mistakes that you discover. We are planning to provide an updated version in the future.
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- construct a plot
- construct a plot of the gene structure
- get information from gff file
- this function calculates the maximum value of the selected gene structures
- load a gene expression file
- Main function for rendering a heatmap .
- Extract SNPs from a VCF file .
- Load BLAST results from file .
- Calculate the RGB color
- Render a template .
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QUESTION
I'm having an incredibly hard time going from a Class to a function and I'm very stumped right now. If I can get help, I would much appreciate it. I deleted render but I'm stumped with how I should alter the state.
Code (currently a Class):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-05 at 20:05The following seems to work (https://snack.expo.io/MBUMn_I8q):
QUESTION
I'm trying to parse the below json array and get the values from it. But it is not working with spaces as values. I did find some solutions in stackoverflow but nothing seems to work.
JSON
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-26 at 00:17You need to quote your variables in the shell to prevent from word splitting:
QUESTION
I'm working on a fuzzy matching project and I have found a very interesting method : awesome_cossim_top
I globally understood the definition but do not understand what is happening when we do fit_transform
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Answered 2020-Mar-12 at 10:53TfidfVectorizer.fit_transform
is used to create vocabulary from the training dataset and TfidfVectorizer.transform
is used to map that vocabulary to test dataset so that the number of features in test data remain same as train data. Below example might help:
QUESTION
I am trying to use Angular Material Component "Highlight the first autocomplete option" onto an input which uses JSON data from an API server (which already works by fetching all the JSON data). Don't know where I am going wrong with this.
I have tried using the Angular Material example but that uses the hardcoding method where I need my data from an API
service.ts
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-31 at 13:28The array you want, is inside _APPLS
, so you need to extract that:
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I have a unique problem and I'm not aware of any algorithm that can help me. Maybe someone on here does.
I have a dataset compiled from many different sources (teams). One field in particular is called "type". Here are some example values for type:
aple, apples, appls, ornge, fruits, orange, orange z, pear, cauliflower, colifower, brocli, brocoli, leeks, veg, vegetables.
What I would like to be able to do is to group them together into e.g. fruits, vegetables, etc.
Put another way I have multiple spellings of various permutations of a parent level variable (fruits or vegetables in this example) and I need to be able to group them as best I can.
The only other potentially relevant feature of the data is the team that entered it, assuming some consistency in the way each team enters their data.
So, I have several million records of multiple spellings and short spellings (e.g. apple, appls) and I want to group them together in some way. In this example by fruits and vegetables.
Clustering would be challenging since each entry is most often 1 or two words, making it tricky to calculate a distance between terms.
Short of creating a massive lookup table created by a human (not likely with millions of rows), is there any approach I can take with this problem?
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Answered 2017-Jul-25 at 19:30You will need to first solve the spelling problem, unless you have Google scale data that could allow you to learn fixing spelling with Google scale statistics.
Then you will still have the problem that "Apple" could be a fruit or a computer. Apple and "Granny Smith" will be completely different. You best guess at this second stage is something like word2vec trained on massive data. Then you get high dimensional word vectors, and can finally try to solve the clustering challenge, if you ever get that far with decent results. Good luck.
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Given the list:
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Answered 2017-Jul-21 at 03:55As per my understanding you just want to remove "e" from the first element of the list?
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