Table S1 contains the comparison of tools for Differential Expression analysis.
The explanations for the assessment criteria are provided below.
Criterium | Description |
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tool_name | Name of the tool/software |
link_source | Link to the source code of the software |
doi_manuscript | Link to the manuscript via doi |
heatmaps_clustering_genes | Can the software generate heatmaps or clustering of genes? |
pca_mds | Can the software perform PCA or MDS? |
volcano_maplot | Can the software generate summary plots like MA plots or volcano plots? |
singlegene_plot | Can the software create single gene plots? |
differential_expression | Can the software perform Differential Expression analysis? |
pathway_analysis | Can the software perform some functional enrichment analysis? |
id_conversion | Can the software handle the conversion of different identifiers? |
complex_models | Can the software handle complex models in Differential Expression analysis? |
external_apis | Does the software link/refer/integrate automatically some external sources of information (e.g. for cross-referencing) |
input_formats | Can the software handle different types of input? |
feat_sample_filtering | Can the software perform filtering at the feature and sample level? |
tx_level_analysis | Can the software perform transcript level analysis? |
report_generation | Does the software generate some report as product of the analysis? |
state_saving | Can the software save its state? |
support_bioc_formats | Does the software handle standard Bioconductor classes and formats? |
software_packaged | How the software is available/distributed |
bioconductor_pkg | Is the software available on Bioconductor? |
deploy_info | Is there sufficient info on how to deploy this tool (in a server-like mode)? |
demo_available | Is a demo instance available? |
batch_effect_correction | Can the software perform some type of batch correction on the data? |
software_license | License (if specified) |
software_language | Languages used for the implementation |
misc_info | Some additional comments |
The content of this document has been generated based on the code available at the repository https://github.com/federicomarini/ideal_supplement.
The information in the tables above are extracted from a Google Sheet, available at https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/167XV0w18P0FSld1dt6owN4C2Esxl5FU2QTo4D-wclz0/edit?usp=sharing.
The last update to the Sheet (and to this document) has been done on 2020-01-09.
The links included in the table have been validated with awesome_bot
(https://github.com/dkhamsing/awesome_bot).
Is some information not completely correct or up to date?
Do you want to insert an additional tool into the table?
Please contact Federico Marini (marinif@uni-mainz.de) with a detailed report or suggest the changes in the Google Sheet.