Name: Philipp Bayer
Type: User
Company: University of Western Australia
Bio: Using bioinformatics & interpretable AI to help the ocean at @MinderooFoundation OceanOmics
Twitter: philippbayer
Location: Perth, Australia
Blog: https://genomic.social/@PhilippBayer
Philipp Bayer's Projects
This is where I store Jupyter notebooks for machine learning/PMLG/Kaggle
Just a few matplotlib tricks because I keep on googling them
A simple ruby wrapper for the mendeley api
A pipeline to analyse marine fish amplicon data
Comparing eDNA taxonomic classifiers
This keeps track of OceanOmics' ENA uploads; notably, the settings used and the returned statuses and IDs
The slides for our presentation of openSNP/personal genomics at the 28c3
Writing up awesome stuff about openSNP
Creates Venn diagrams for OrthoMCL output
Just a small parser for the tab-delimited output of PASW
A set of tools (in Java) for working with next generation sequencing data in the BAM (http://samtools.github.io/hts-specs) format.
A path to Programming Language Theory enlightenment
Funding schemes and opportunities for postdoc fellowships
QTLNetMiner is a platform for fast and systematic candidate gene discovery using data mining and network visualisation techniques
Introduction to R for non-programmers using gapminder data.
Linking disease resistance gene numbers with yield in soybean
https://feb2016.resbaz.com/
The sources of the openSNP website
A checklist to help you avoid all those minor errors when submitting a scientific manuscript
A talk on my journey from regular biologist to data person
This is a recipe book used to practice with Git, GitBook and GitHub
A comprehensive and long list of things a modern scientist is supposed to know
Once upon a time, there was a bioinformatics summer project which involved the translation of HIV and SIV nucleotide sequences. It was for @gedankenstuecke and me the first time we coded for longer than 5 lines. This is it. Warning: It's terrible.
Data Wrangling and Processing for pangenomics