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Apache DevLake is an open-source dev data platform that ingests, analyzes, and visualizes the fragmented data from DevOps tools to extract insights for engineering excellence, developer experience, and community growth. Apache DevLake is designed for developer teams looking to make better sense of their development process and to bring a more data-driven approach to their own practices. You can ask Apache DevLake many questions regarding your development process. Just connect and query. Your...

CellTypist is an automated tool for cell type classification, harmonization, and integration. Classification, transfer cell type labels from the reference to query dataset. Harmonization, match and harmonize cell types defined by independent datasets. integration, integrate cell and cell types with supervision from harmonization. CellTypist recapitulates cell type structure and biology of independent datasets. Regularised linear models with Stochastic Gradient Descent provide a fast and...

PANDORA is a machine learning (ML) tool that can be used to integrate various data types, including clinical, transcriptome and microbiome data and find connections in large datasets. PANDORA can be easily installed using Docker, a pre-built version of the software can be pulled from DockerHub. In order to run a test instance of PANDORA, users will first need to prepare their local environment by downloading, installing, and configuring Docker. genular is a community behind SIMON an...

Nest Manager is a community SmartThings solution that integrates Nest devices—thermostats, Protects, and cameras—into the SmartThings ecosystem via a comprehensive SmartApp and device handlers. It offers a unified dashboard, rich device tiles, and automation hooks so users can monitor and control temperature, modes, and alerts alongside other smart home devices. The project emphasizes usability with guided setup flows, status summaries, and in-app diagnostics to help troubleshoot...

COMA CE is the community edition of the well-established COMA project developed at the University of Leipzig. It comprises the parsers, matcher library, matching framework and a sample GUI for tests and evaluations. COMA was initiated at the database chair of the University of Leipzig in 2002 and got much positive feedback ever since. It excels due to numerous matching strategies, which can be combined to large matching workflows, and which enable reliable match results between different...

This disease-centric project contributes data integration and analysis tools from the Institute for Systems Biology (ISB). We offer this project to the research community to further our efforts in disease prediction and prevention.