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How To Think Like a Computer Scientist and other FREE “Think books”

Posted on March 26, 2020

I regularly roam the Internet in search of solutions to simple questions and often find the answers in sites such as stackoverflow.com, biostars.org or similar forums. Once in a while I find interesting, free materials, …

Posted in Books, Programming, Python, Statistics

R courses and tutorials. Classic, Tidyverse, Data Wrangling, ggplot2

Posted on February 27, 2020

This is a list of R material that I found online that I think can be useful as reference or as working material to learn R / RStudio / Mardkown. I’ll try to separate the …

Posted in Announcements, bioinformatics, Programming, Python, R, StatisticsTagged Courses, data wrangling, Genomics, ggplot2, graphics, markdown, mining, pandas, python, R, Rmarkdown, Tidyverse, training, workshops

Finding alternate software

Posted on December 10, 2019

A couple years ago I wrote a short note on another blog (DNA.today – link below) about a web site that can be quite useful: it provides the name of alternate software. The site is: alternativeto.net For example, …

Posted in bash, bioinformatics, Molecular Graphics, Programming, Statistics

How to spot a misleading graph?

Posted on November 22, 2019

As biochemists and biologists, like all scientists we convey results in the form of graphs. We also read papers that present results. More generally graphs are used in many aspects of every day news… The …

Posted in bioinformatics, Programming, StatisticsTagged analysis, bias, graphs, plots, results, statistics

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