We have released a new project: the GATB-Tools Docker Machine. This project is hosted on Github and provides you with the capability of using several GATB-Tools with a Docker Container. As of today, available GATB-Tools are: Simka DSK BLOOCOO MindTheGap Minia Short Read Connector DiscoSNP++ TakeABreak This Docker container can…
On June 16th, 2017, we conducted our 4th GATB Programming Day at IBC, Montpellier, France. We warmly thank Eric Rivals and his team for organizing the session in his lab, as well as all participants to come over Montpellier. Tutorial material (documents, sample source codes and test data) will remain…
A little test on counting nucleotides in the C.elegans genome is available on StackExchange: pyGATB is ranked second fastest tool. Tested tools are: bioawk, shell pipeline (grep + tr + grep), pure python, biopython, readfq and pyGATB. Top 3 fastest tools are as follows (real time value): grep/tr/wc: 0m 0.609s…
Paris, France, June 7th 2017 – the Genscale Team participated to the first event celebrating the “50 years anniversary” of Inria : “What will be our digital future in 2067”. Inria was born in 1967: we can look back in the past on what we did, but we should also…
To help new developers to start working with GATB-Core projects on OSX computers, we have setup this article to explain how to install and configure the Xcode IDE for that purpose. Among others, it shows how to use CMake (on which GATB projects rely) and Xcode in a very straightforward…
We have just released a Python 3 wrapper for the GATB-Core library: pyGATB. The current release of pyGATB gives access to the following GATB-Core components: Bank: the class that enables to load Fasta and Fastaq files Sequence: the class that holds a sequence (ID, letters, quality) Graph: the class that…
A new GATB Programming Day is scheduled on June 16th, 2017 in Montpellier, France. This event takes place to provide bioinformatics developers with the basics of GATB-Core library to design and create high-performance softwares to decypher reads data. Please, follow this link to have all details concerning this event.
A update of GATB-CORE is available. Check out here the novelties of this 1.3.0 release of the GATB Core Library.
To help new developers to start working with GATB-Core projects, we have setup this article to explain how to install and configure the Eclipse C/C++ IDE for that purpose. Among others, it shows how to use CMake (on which GATB projects rely) and Eclipse in a very straightforward way on…
NCBI uses parts of the GATB-Core library in the Gnomon eukaryotic gene prediction tool. This can be reviewed in the De Bruijn graph implementation of Gnomon available in the NCBI c++ Toolkit, see here.
