User: Samuel Lampa
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Consultant in AI, ML and data analysis at Savantic AB. PhD alumn from Dept of Pharmaceutical Biosciences at Uppsala University. Developer of the SciLuigi and SciPipe workflow tools.
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A: On the usage of Golang
... I have mostly written workflow software in Go (SciPipe), not that much low-level algorithmic stuff. Based on my experiences though, if I'd go into algorithmic development, I'd:
1. Choose Go if I'd aim to create a library of components or functions, where I want to use the same language both for the ...
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... For proper reference I need to mention that our experience resulted in the SciLuigi helper library on top of luigi:
https://github.com/pharmbio/sciluigi (Though nowadays we are taking the ideas even further with http://scipipe.org). ...
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... Nice points! I think your number 2. bonus point is what use to be referred to as "sub-workflow" support, or sometimes "sub-network" support.
I really like point #1 and bonus point #1 too ... they make me think ... :) ...
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... [Human Protein Atlas][1]
[1]: http://www.proteinatlas.org/ ...
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... I'm not sure I understand exactly what you mean with metadata. Could you clarify that a little? Do you mean a description of the outputs you want the workflow to produce?
Part of your description sounds like something I've been ranting [before][1], about the need for dynamic workflow scheduling, wh ...
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... We tried to create an approximate [such list][1] at one HPC center mainly running NGS workloads, based on "module" loads (via the GNU module system), which indicates everytime a script is loading a module for an installed software on the system (it had lots).
[The list][1] is from a few years ago ( ...
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... Indeed. I'm looking for something as realistic as possible, and simple concrete examples would be optimal.
I just want to make sure that most relevant patterns, or "type examples" are covered. E.g. the above examples are some motifs that we have came across in our own work with applying machine lea ...
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... Is anyone aware of a good example workflow that incorporates some of the most common workflow motifs or patters, in bioinformatics workflows, that could be used to try out various workflow engines and see how easy it is to encode the workflow in them?
Some examples of what I mean with patterns:
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... Just for reference: Luigi's Monkey Wrench is nowadays deprecated in favor of [SciLuigi][1]
[1]: https://github.com/pharmbio/sciluigi ...
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... Sorry, it seems it should be without HTTPS ...
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