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Definition of data
preprocessing software
Data
preprocessing software (in alphabetical order)
[ Data munging tools | Excel | Gene Expression Pattern Preprocessor
| Mergem | Microhelper
| MIDAS ]
Definition of data
preprocessing software
Data preprocessing software performs raw data merging, format
conversion and filtering etc. before higher level analysis.
Data
preprocessing software (in alphabetical order)
- Data munging tools
- A number of data munging tools for microarray data. All have perl/tk
graphical user interfaces, written by Charlie Kim at Falkow Lab,
Stanford University.
- Excel - can
handle/ generate larger tab-delimited text files, very useful tool for
manipulating raw data.
- Gene Expression
Pattern Preprocessor - a web-based tool and it performs scale
transformation, replicate handling, missing value imputation, flat
pattern filtering and pattern normalisation, written by Bioinformatics Unit of CNIO.
There is alsoa Pre-analyse module which performs several checks and
plots several histograms to help and to guide the user through the
options. The final result can be automatically sent to their local analysis tools
and to the EBI EPCLUST.
Reference [PubMed]
- Mergem
- a perl utility for merging big data files by UC Irvine; you can also
use their web interface to do so if you hate UNIX
- Microhelper
1.02 - a tool for merging, filter, normalize, transform,
handle missing, select subset, remove control and annotate data, written
by Chang Bioscience
- MIDAS (Microarray
Data Analysis System) - TIGR Microarray Data Analysis System
(MIDAS) is a microarray data quality filtering and normalization tool
that allows raw experimental data to be processed through various data
normalizations, filters, and transformations via a user-designed
analysis pipeline. MIDAS is implemented by Java language. It requires
JDK v1.3.1 or higher. MIDAS is written by The
Institute of Genomic Research (TIGR). Reference [PubMed]
last updated: 7 Apr 2003
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