seeking help in computational analysis of NGS
Dear All,
Very novice to NGS and seeking help for computational analysis of NGS from scratch..
Thanks
Ahmad Firoz
Very novice to NGS and seeking help for computational analysis of NGS from scratch..
Thanks
Ahmad Firoz
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Well i think you have to be a bit more specific.... both "computational analysis" and "NGS" are very broad spectrum terms.Originally posted by afiroz View Post
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Thank you for reply... I just want to analyse computationally the NGS data deposited on database.. what type of analysis can be done by using these deposited data??.Comment
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You have to much more specific with your questions, since it sounds like "can you tell me how to do my analysis?". That type of question will not get a great response.Comment
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I agree with him...Your question is like going to a store and asking for a "soft drink"... u have to specify exactly that you want a coke or a sprite or whatever.... k? If u want to know what all can be done with NGS data then google it or just browse the SEQanswers forumsOriginally posted by nilshomer View PostComment
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Dear all,
I dont know what to analyze and what to do, so am in searching process, just hints, where to go for good learning.
thanks
afirozComment
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People will not be happy to see you post such things..... Learn to be independent... please read through random articles in the forums to get a better understanding of the field.Originally posted by afiroz View Post
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Since you are searching and do not know enough to ask a direct specific question, I suggest reading *every* post on SeqAnswers. Sometimes twice. Eventually you will learn enough about what interests you.Originally posted by afiroz View PostComment
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