Search Results for "graph"

The Chemistry Development Kit (CDK) is a scientific, LGPL-ed library for bio- and cheminformatics and computational chemistry written in Java. The main home page of the CDK is now at: http://cdk.github.io

In addition to computing co-expression clusters, Maccu fishes potential co-expressed genes for a given bait set. All results can be further processed via graph-level operations so that we can compare graphs based on different reference data.

NOTE: Project moved to https://github.com/MolBIFFM/PTGLtools. The Visualization of Protein-Ligand Graphs (VPLG) software package computes and visualizes protein graphs. It works on the super-secondary structure level and uses the atom coordinates from PDB files and the SSE assignments of the DSSP algorithm. VPLG is command line software. If you do not like typing commands, try our PTGL web server: http://ptgl.uni-frankfurt.de/

Biogranat (Molecular Biology Graph Visualisation and Analysis Tool) is a new tool for the analysis and visualisation of large datasets.

This is a framework used to decompose hierarchical graphs, i.e.,graphs which were created from or contain a hierarchy of modules. Each module is reused several times in the hierarchy. This may be useful to reverse-engineer human constructs like electronic equipment, manufactured machines, or bureaucratic hierarchies; but also to decompose natural constructs like gene-relation or protein-relation nets.

...CIG-P can be used to compare a) different AP-MS datasets of various baits or b) a particular bait under various perturbations (lenticular section CIG-P). The output of CIG-P is a simple and intuitively easy to grasp visualization of a complex dataset. Publication: CIG-P: Cicular Interaction Graph for Proteomics http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2105/15/344/ Previously known as PIVOT (Protein Interaction Visualization and Observation Tool)

Framework for text mining, data integration and data analysis. Keywords: ontology and graph alignment, relation mining, warehouse, semantic database integration, bioinformatics, systems biology, microarray, Java.

BorderFlow implements a general-purpose graph clustering algorithm. It maximizes the inner to outer flow ratio from the border of each cluster to the rest of the graph.

The Shrimp suite provides interactive visualizations of graph-based data. Creole (Eclipse plug-in) visualizes Java source code. Jambalaya (Protege plug-in) visualizes ontologies (including OWL), & Stand-Alone Shrimp visualizes RSF/GXL/PRJ/PPRJ files.

FORce based Cluster Editing (FORCE) is a Java software heuristically solving the graph cluster editing problem on weighted edges using BLAST E-values. It further provides a training mode for heuristic parameter estimation.

Narrator is a graphical modelling tool for the description of dynamical systems and processes. Narrator is SBML compatible.

CSBI is a component based framework that allows for inter-component data sharing and access. GINY is an Open Source Graph Library.

A Java software for 3D visualization of graphs/networks. It implements many graph layout algorithms (such as force-directed methods), graph generators (such as scale-free networks) and graph modifiers. Most functions can be accessed through its GUI.

Network Visualization is a mature part of computer science that is enjoying a good deal of growth, partially fueled by Bioinformatics. Network is a synonym for Graph, and both refer to a collection of nodes and edges.

Danaides stores meta-data from biological banks in a graph databases as well as OBO formatted ontologies. It also provides a web query interface to parse ontologies or extract nodes based on ontology requirements. Example: Get all known elements that are in family of Fish (species ontology) AND a RNA (sequence ontology).

GraphSpider is a pattern matcher which searches parsed text in phrase-structure tree or dependency graph format for syntactic structures matching a set of patterns in MPL, a regexp-like pattern language. Applications: information extraction, text mining.