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AGEAS
AGEAS (AutoML-based Genetic regulatory Element extrAction System) is to find key genetic regulatory elements, including genes and regulatory pathways, in determining cellular phenotype.
Workflow Summary
Install
Ageas can be installed from PyPI:
pip install ageas OR git clone https://github.com/JackSSK/Ageas.git cd Ageas pip install .
Tutorial
Please visit Documentation Page for detailed API documentations and examples
Contributors
- Jack Yu (JackSSK)
- Masayoshi Nakamoto (nkmtmsys)
Disclaimer
Further developed from Odysseia Project
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