DataJoint

DataJoint manages scientific databases and computational data pipelines to organize and execute multi-step experimental workflows for neuroscience research.


Key Features:

  • Database creation and management: Defines and maintains relational data models for scientific datasets and their interdependencies.
  • Computational data pipelines: Encodes multi-step computational workflows that link data acquisition, processing, analysis, and modeling.
  • Workflow stages: Explicitly represents stages including data collection, data preparation, data processing, data analysis, and modeling.
  • DataJoint Elements: Provides modular designs and pre-built modules tailored for neurophysiology experiments derived from practical solutions used by research groups.
  • Integration of collection and analysis: Links experimental data collection with downstream analysis and modeling within a cohesive workflow.
  • Workflow deployment and sharing: Supports definition, deployment, and sharing of workflow specifications to promote transparency and reproducibility.

Scientific Applications:

  • Neuroscience data management: Organizes and tracks complex experimental datasets and their relationships across studies.
  • Neurophysiology experiments: Applies modular Elements to structure acquisition and analysis pipelines specific to neurophysiology.
  • Reproducible computational workflows: Enables sharing and reuse of workflow definitions to support reproducible analysis and modeling.
  • End-to-end experimental pipelines: Coordinates multi-phase experiments from data collection through processing and modeling.

Methodology:

Defines, deploys, and shares computational workflows that encompass data collection, data preparation, data processing, data analysis, and modeling.

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Details

Tool Type:
workflow
Added:
9/8/2021
Last Updated:
9/12/2021

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Publications

Yatsenko D, Nguyen T, Shen S, Gunalan K, Turner CA, Guzman R, Sasaki M, Sitonic D, Reimer J, Walker EY, Tolias AS. DataJoint Elements: Data Workflows for Neurophysiology. Unknown Journal. 2021. doi:10.1101/2021.03.30.437358.

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