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high-perf-bio paper edition, v3

12 Jan 22:03
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This release was created to demonstrate the product functionality at the time of publication of the third scientific article.

Summary of changes compared to v2:

  • Bash scripts to install and remove high-perf-bio dependencies, and also to update the toolkit itself. Rewritten installation/removal instructions in the README.
  • Non-MongoDB tool for counting rows of tables located in different dirs.
  • @streamlit GUI improvements.
  • Simplification of INFO structure in db-VCF.
  • Option in the count tool to discard array unfolding.

ATTENTION: I strongly recommend using in practice the current master branch archive.

high-perf-bio paper edition, v2

05 Sep 18:46
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This release was created to demonstrate the product functionality at the time of publication of the second scientific article.

Summary of changes compared to v1:

  • Creation of a graphical interface based on @streamlit. Accompanying refactoring of existing modules and update of README.
  • Now the decision to overwrite DB is made through the CLI or GUI, instead of the interactive dialog.
  • Single argument for presets in annotators (annotate, dock, ljoin). As for the presets themselves, currently implemented by-location and by-alleles.
  • Too long MongoDB query generated by some components is now shortened when outputting to the target meta-string.
  • Significant rework of the count tool. Arrays are now being unwinded, plus, it is now possible to work with nested arrays. Support for multiple source collections is reintroduced.
  • README update to reflect @mongodb 6.0 release.

ATTENTION: I strongly recommend using in practice the current master branch archive.

high-perf-bio paper edition, v1

14 Apr 20:45
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This release was created to demonstrate the product functionality at the time of publication of the first scientific article.

ATTENTION: I strongly recommend using in practice the current master branch archive.