Before I started working for Dfam, the entire database was less than a hundred Gigabytes. Just before I joined it doubled in size, and by the time I’d found my feet it was over 800 Gigabytes and growing.
An open database of repetitive and transposable genomic elements.
A database for backpackers to plan trips and optimize their choice of gear and supplies.
An application that allows new software developers to post their projects for feedback.
This project examined and compared the performance of four machine learning classifiers on metagenomic and metatranscriptomic samples.