Demonstrator workflows for the SciPipe paper in GigaScience
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It creates machine learning model that predict whether the person will suffer from breast cancer or not.
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Mar 28, 2020 - Jupyter Notebook
Single-cell RNA-seq analysis of lung cancer (NSCLC) using Seurat, SingleR, and Monocle3. Includes QC, clustering, marker identification, pathway enrichment, and pseudotime analysis.
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Data analysis project using Excel, Power BI & Tableau to visualize cancer risk and treatment cost.
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Objective of this analysis is to classify the class variable into people who have surivived after operation and people who didn't surivive. We try to create a simple model, in order to classify the same.
learning data-science data machine datascience machinelearning survival basics basics-of-python haberman cancer-analysis haberman-cancer-analysis haberman-cancer-analysis-python
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A course project for estimating the parameters of a Weibull Distribution which models the survival rates of cancer using Maximum Likelihood Estimation
python r statistics numpy pandas statistical-analysis survival-analysis matplotlib r-language weibull-distribution probability-and-statistics survival-prediction cancer-analysis seaborn-python
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📄 Streamline your research with automated workflows for reading and summarizing top academic papers from HuggingFace and analyzing content from PDFs.
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