PPP

PPP provides a standardized Python-based suite of scripts that implement modular computational workflows for input preparation, file format conversion, execution of population genomic analyses, output generation, and visualization to support reproducible and extensible population-genomic data analysis.


Key Features:

  • Workflow suite: A collection of scripts that cover end-to-end population genomic workflows including input preparation, file format conversion, analysis execution, and output generation.
  • Input preparation and file conversion: Components for preparing input data and converting between file formats used in population genomics.
  • Analysis execution: Scripts to run a range of population genomic analyses (as implemented within the platform).
  • Output generation and visualization: Functionality to produce analytical outputs and visualizations from population genomic analyses.
  • Reproducibility and extensibility: Standardized workflows and modular components to promote reproducible analyses and facilitate extension.
  • Modular Python architecture: Implementation within a consistent Python environment with components organized as discrete scripts and functions.

Scientific Applications:

  • Population genomic analyses: Standardizing and executing workflows for analyses of population-level genomic data.
  • Large-scale genomic projects: Enabling consistent processing and analysis across large datasets where reproducibility and standardized workflows are required.

Methodology:

PPP implements a modular suite of Python scripts with components encapsulated as functions for input preparation, file format conversion, execution of population genomic analyses, output generation, and visualization.

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Programming Languages:
Python
Added:
1/9/2020
Last Updated:
12/5/2020

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Publications

Webb A, Knoblauch J, Sabankar N, Kallur AS, Hey J, Sethuraman A. The Popgen Pipeline Platform: A Software Platform for Facilitating Population Genomic Analyses. Unknown Journal. 2019. doi:10.1101/785774.