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Use statistical methods to analyze time-course data (gene expression microarray and RNA-seq data in particular, but not limited to). Apply significance tests to filter out only significant genes or time series. Cluster time series into similar groups. Generate network models, including linear or non-linear models. Variable selection and optimization routines included. Written in Scala and R. The application is a cross-platform desktop app with a simple GUI and is fully functional...

AWclust is easy to use non-parametric population structure analysis software written for R with a GUI interface. Just point and click and you will be on your way to discovering the important cluster information in your SNP data sets.

IMPORTANT: The project moved over to github! You can find it at: https://github.com/exhuma/python-cluster

OceanSync is an Hadoop Management System that allows users to control a variety of aspects of Hadoop. This includes a Graphical User Interface that allows a user to perform HDFS maintenance tasks and submit new jobs to the cluster. The OceanSync product sits on top of any Hadoop Architecture.

Facelift is a visualization and analysis software for online social networking services. It displays a given community as a node-link diagram and provides several search / filtering functions as well as cluster analysis features.

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.

The CHIP Cluster Generator attempts to create spatio-temporal cluster data in an automated fashion to help evaluate epidemic detection software. The spatio-temporal data will then be used to determine robustness of spatial detection algorithms.

clusterviz allows to cluster three-dimensional data. The clustering process is visualized using OpenGL. As clustering algorithms the family of k-means algorithms is implemented, including mixture models.

For a given signal, pstool calculates a one-sided power spectrum, i.e. the portion of a signal's power falling within given frequency bins. This is done by employing a one-dimensional real-to-complex FFT routine on an MPI cluster.