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- Introduction to Genomics and Galaxy - Galaxy Training Network
Galaxy provides an easy-to-use graphical user interface for often complex command-line tools Galaxy keeps a full record of your analysis in a history Workflows enable you to repeat your analysis on different data Galaxy can connect to external sources for data import and visualization purposes
- Galaxy Basics for genomics
Galaxy provides an easy-to-use graphical user interface for often complex command-line tools Galaxy keeps a full record of your analysis in a history Workflows enable you to repeat your analysis on different data Galaxy can connect to external sources for data import and visualization purposes
- Hands-on: Galaxy Interactive Tools Galaxy Interactive Tools . . .
Galaxy Interactive Tools (GxIT) provide an interface for external web applications to be embedded in Galaxy GxITs require complex architecture, but most of this is handled by Galaxy core Example GxITs are Jupyter notebooks, RStudio or R Shiny apps
- A short introduction to Galaxy - Galaxy Training Network
The Galaxy homepage is divided into four sections (panels): The Activity Bar on the left: This is where you will navigate to the resources in Galaxy (Tools, Workflows, Histories etc ) Currently active “Activity Panel” on the left: By default, the tool Tools activity will be active and its panel will be expanded
- Creating Galaxy tools from Conda Through Deployment
Publishing Galaxy tools Galaxy tools are installed from the Galaxy toolshed With the help of planemo tools can be added to the toolshed (documentation) But usually the sources of the tools are maintained in public source code repositories, for instance: IUC; devteam; Bjoern Gruenings repo; GalaxyP for proteomics tools; W4M for metabolomics tools
- Creation of an interactive Galaxy tools table for your community
Furthermore, Galaxy also embraces granular implementation of software tools as sub-modules In practice, this means that tool suites are separated into Galaxy tools, also known as wrappers, that capture their component operations Some key examples of suites include Mothur and OpenMS, which translate to tens and even hundreds of Galaxy tools
- ToolFactory: Generating Tools From Simple Scripts - Galaxy Training Network
The ToolFactory is a Galaxy tool Tools are constructed through the normal Galaxy interface when it is run It is distributed as a self-installing configuration on a freshly cloned copy of the Galaxy source code Generated tools are immediately installed and ready to run so you can see what the end user will see Jobs can be re-run to edit and
- Adding and updating best practice metadata for Galaxy tools using the . . .
Galaxy tools can get EDAM ontology terms from bio tools bio tools entry can be created and modified to provide the best EDAM annotations An up-to-date bio tools entry provides readily accessible metadata that can help users find and understand tools that are available on Galaxy bio tools entry can easily be added to a Galaxy tool
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