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Participant | tree | prov | scale | viz | flow | doc | grft | NeX | mash | tnrs | use | WS | other | Describe Other |
Jim Balhoff | prov | flow | NeX | mash | WS | |||||||||
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Holly Bik | viz | flow | doc | graft | use | other | ||||||||
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Mark Holder | flow | graft | NeX | WS | ||||||||||
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Naim Matasci | tree | viz | flow | doc | graft | tnrs | ||||||||
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Siavash Mirarab | scale | flow | graft | tnrs | WS | |||||||||
Comments: I am interested in TNRS, but have little experience with it. I am familiar with gene duplication concepts, so I can help with the reconciliation use case (if included). I work on meta-genomics, so I can help with a meta-genomic use case. | ||||||||||||||
Megan Pirrung | viz | flow | WS | other | ||||||||||
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Rick Ree | tree | prov | scale | viz | flow | doc | graft | tnrs | use | WS | ||||
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Aaron Steele | tree | prov | viz | flow | doc | mash | tnrs | WS | ||||||
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Jeet Sukumaran | tree | prov | scale | flow | NeX | mash | ||||||||
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Gaurav Vaidya | flow | mash | tnrs | WS | other | |||||||||
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Jamie Estill | tree | graft | NeX | |||||||||||
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Helena Deus | prov | viz | flow | doc | mash | tnrs | WS | other | ||||||
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Emily Jane McTavish | tree | prov | scale | doc | graft | tnrs | use | other | ||||||
Comments: My background is phylogenetics, and some bioinformatics. I'm most comfortable with python, fine with SQL, knew C++ and could probably remember if pressed. I'm particularly interested in how to incorporate uncertainty from source trees into phylotastic output, and make it handy without being dangerously blackboxy. | ||||||||||||||
Peter Midford | graft | NeX | tnrs | other | ||||||||||
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Tracy Heath | scale | doc | graft | tnrs | ||||||||||
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Ben Vandervalk | flow | mash | WS | |||||||||||
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Cam Webb | tree | scale | viz | flow | doc | graft | NeX | mash | tnrs | use | WS | |||
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Christian M. Zmasek | tree | viz | flow | graft | mash | tnrs | ||||||||
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Participant Name | tree | prov | scale | viz | flow | doc | graft | NeX | mash | tnrs | use | WS | other | |
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Column Names and Descriptions
- tree (back-end trees): you know where to get large trees (>1K species) and make them available via some data store
- prov (provenance annotation): you can use metadata to keep track of where results came from
- scale (branch length): estimation: you can adapt tools that estimate missing branch lengths on species trees
- viz (visualization): you can adapt an existing phylogeny visualization tool for new inputs and capabilities
- flow (workflows): you can assemble web services (or other resources) into an executable workflow
- doc (documentation): you can make screencasts and write clear how-to documents
- grft (grafting & pruning): you can implement algorithms for grafting and pruning input trees to create a synthetic tree
- Nex (NeXML spec): you can help expand the NeXML spec to cover the Phylotastic use-case
- mash (semantic integration, mashups): you can write tools to discover, collect and integrate online data
- TNRS (taxonomic name resolution): you can use and adapt tools to map one set of names to another
- use (use-case expert): you know a real pruning-grafting-integration problem that can be used to test Phylotastic
- WS (web service interfaces): you can design and implement interfaces to wrap existing tools
- other (something else): you can contribute to this project in ways we haven't imagined yet