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Report builder feedback 18 nov 2011
Yang:
- Use but does not help you to 'get to know' the data in the first place.
- Wanted:
- Quantative data: boxplot of measurements for each sample/individual, to inspect and detect/remove outliers -> Use e.g. boxplot(log(metaboliteexpression, exp(2.71828))) -> Or boxplot(log(t(metaboliteexpression), exp(2.71828))) for the (transposed) 'other view'
- Qualitative data: heatmap like view of e.g. genotypes -> Use e.g. image(matrix(as.numeric(as.factor(genotypes)),nrow(genotypes),ncol(genotypes))) -> Or heatmap(matrix(as.numeric(as.factor(genotypes)),nrow(genotypes),ncol(genotypes)),scale="none",Colv=NA, Rowv=NA)
Basten:
- Enter gene -> get all eQTL information! Simple as can be.
- Cis/trans information
- Find genes in a region and get their QTLS (sounds like gBrowse)
- Ofcourse everything in document 'concept map'
Panacea xQTL review Wed 9 nov 2011
- Data curation and annotation of the Panacea Database (joint effort)
- Host project analyses:
- Phase 1: Just add the R scripts as files for basic provenance
- Phase 2: Being able to rerun important scripts such as sample mislabeling and QTL x Env
- Phase 3: Make it easy to add and run any R script that was used
- Data matrix:
- Download or visualize with CytoScape
- Need new view with more organization/hierarchy: group by experiment or annotation
- Need to couple this hierarchy with the ability to quickly run scripts for visualization or statistics on a piece of the data
- Need 'supersearch' which produces reports on concepts (ie. everything related to a marker or individual)
- This should include a special 'QTL finder' tool to quickly create reports on findings using a matrix and/or traits as inputs
- Focus on pathways:
- Want to query pathway information for an organism from 1..N sources (GO, WormBase, KEGG.. ?)
- Want to couple existing gene annotations to these pathways, semi-automatically (?)
- Want to use this information to run analysis/visualizations on these batches of genes
- Want to create pathway plots (biology!) with the gathered information (e.g. QTL profiles)
- Want to create CytoScape graphs of e.g. correlation of the genes
EURATRANS xQTL review Wed 9 nov 2011
- Integrate with genome browser (gBrowse, formats WGL and GFF)
- Need to save any filter as a URL
- Need to clarify how a tool like gBrowse can specify a 'range' in filter URL syntax and link it
- Also need the 'range' to work on matrices with locus data (e.g. markers) via URL
- Need to add scripts as visualizers of data: e.g. let them appear in a list of possible plot types in matrix
- Search box bugs: no '_name' searches possible
- Use real column names instead of labels eventually, this is still very confusing
- Need for advanced matrix views:
- On similar rows & columns, create 'subheaders' with multivalue display
- Alternatively, matrix merge operation to concatenate them
- Want to have a report on a value that appears in multiple matrices
- And/or reports with plots for e.g. a marker or probe with all related information from all sources
xQTL LL user workshop Fri 28 Oct 2011 general comments
- Need more download formats: STATA, SAS, CSV (not TSV)
- SNP data should somehow include metadata such as: imputed (yes/no), genome build, reliability, dosage, etc.
- There should be a way to merge (part of a / a filtered) phenotype set with a genotype set, and retrieve the result
- The application can be slow, need more speed
- There are too many tabs, GUI is unclear
- Need an hourglass (or something) to indicate the application is busy (blackout screen with progress bar when busy, GeneNetwork style?)
- Making selections is too complex
- Column paging is confusing
- Filtering works 'half' (Joris please explain)
- Data viewer should be able to create selections using your own file
- Id's should be unrecognizable
- Search filter should work on all measurements by default
- Filters are lost when a user pages, this is annoying
- Like other waiting times, applying a filter should cause the app to refresh with a 'wait please' status
- Merging pheno- and geno sets is a special case of using a shopping cart (batches) to save selections for re-use elsewhere, this should be implemented. So you make a selection of participants based on phenotypic criteria, and then you view SNPs of interest for only those selected, and vice versa.