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  • adaptivegenome
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  • dan
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    Massive congratulations everyone!

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  • Joann
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    SEQanswers published!

    Published online Mar. 13, 2012

    http://bioinformatics.oxfordjournals...28.short?rss=1

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  • adaptivegenome
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    I like this poster and the tag cloud looks great. Thanks for sharing.

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  • severin
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    Job forum tag cloud

    Originally posted by Joann View Post
    How about also posting your poster here for us when it is complete and you have presented it? I am sure we are an interested audience.
    For anyone that was interested in seeing the poster and the cloud tag I generated from the job forums. You can download it here.

    The Genome Informatics Facility transforms raw data into informative data; analyzing the genetic code of plants, animals, and bacteria.

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  • marcowanger
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    Originally posted by genericforms View Post
    Sorry for the delay, the manuscript has been email to everyone. Perhaps someone (Marco?) can take the lead integrating comments/suggestions back into GDoc so we can continue to revise. I think the key things we need to do are:

    1. Remove citations to websites. In most cases the citation was not necessary anyways and if it really is, we should find a peer-review citation.
    2. Mention the 30+ papers that cited SEQanswers right way in the abstract.
    3. Focus on the community. Its size and the members, of which many are key developers of software and methods for analyzing HTS data.

    There are some word usage issues and a need to formalize the tone a bit, but I think we should be done soon. I would be in favor of writing the clearest and most concise abstract possible (~100 words). I will work on this today.
    no problem. Thanks.

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  • adaptivegenome
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    Sorry for the delay, the manuscript has been email to everyone. Perhaps someone (Marco?) can take the lead integrating comments/suggestions back into GDoc so we can continue to revise. I think the key things we need to do are:

    1. Remove citations to websites. In most cases the citation was not necessary anyways and if it really is, we should find a peer-review citation.
    2. Mention the 30+ papers that cited SEQanswers right way in the abstract.
    3. Focus on the community. Its size and the members, of which many are key developers of software and methods for analyzing HTS data.

    There are some word usage issues and a need to formalize the tone a bit, but I think we should be done soon. I would be in favor of writing the clearest and most concise abstract possible (~100 words). I will work on this today.

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  • marcowanger
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    Originally posted by robs View Post
    Do you mind posting the current status of the article? This thread is still viewed by other people and we didn't post updates for the last days. Thanks!
    Hi robs. Agree.

    The MS is under unofficial review by 3 David's friends. 2 of them are clinical scientists / clinician.

    For anyone interested, please take a look here

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  • robs
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    Do you mind posting the current status of the article? This thread is still viewed by other people and we didn't post updates for the last days. Thanks!

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  • marcowanger
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    Originally posted by robs View Post
    We could include those numbers in parenthesis if you think it will be useful.
    raw data included in NOTES section. And the claim is down-tuned according to the data (see the text for the changes made)

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  • ECO
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    Originally posted by severin View Post
    Hi everyone,

    Eco mentioned that someone might have a complete postdump as an SQL file of all the forums. I would like to generate a few tag clouds of some of forums for a poster I will be present in a few weeks. Can someone hook me up with this file? [email protected]
    Originally posted by marcowanger View Post
    BTW, I am not sure if ECO mind sharing the SQL dump not for the publication of SEQanswers. I think it would be better let him give the green light here or let him know?
    Andrew, you have email.

    Marco...as always, thanks for looking out for me!

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  • Joann
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    post the poster?

    How about also posting your poster here for us when it is complete and you have presented it? I am sure we are an interested audience.

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  • marcowanger
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    Originally posted by severin View Post
    Thanks Marco,

    I spoke with him in PM about this. I will be sure to cite seqanswers.
    Please check email

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  • severin
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    sql dump

    Thanks Marco,

    I spoke with him in PM about this. I will be sure to cite seqanswers.

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  • marcowanger
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    Originally posted by severin View Post
    Hi everyone,

    Eco mentioned that someone might have a complete postdump as an SQL file of all the forums. I would like to generate a few tag clouds of some of forums for a poster I will be present in a few weeks. Can someone hook me up with this file? [email protected]
    BTW, I am not sure if ECO mind sharing the SQL dump not for the publication of SEQanswers. I think it would be better let him give the green light here or let him know?

    Leave a comment:

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