Main Objectives
- Develop computational pipeline for GWAS analysis with ML
- Compare algorithm performance in QTL detection
- Propose genomic marker importance metrics
- Create interactive genetic visualization tools
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Bem-vindo ao repositório oficial do projeto de pesquisa sobre identificação de marcadores moleculares para detecção de QTLs utilizando métodos de aprendizado de máquina.
Welcome to the official repository for the research project on molecular marker identification for QTL detection using machine learning methods.
Este projeto foi desenvolvido no âmbito das pesquisas do Laboratório de Inteligência Computacional e Aprendizado Estatístico (LICAE) da Universidade Federal de Viçosa (UFV), especializado em aplicações avançadas de inteligência computacional em problemas genômicos complexos.
Este repositório contém: 1. Código de Análise: Implementações completas dos algoritmos de ML 2. Fluxo de Trabalho Reprodutível: Pipeline completo de análise de dados genômicos 3. Dados Sintéticos: Conjuntos de dados para teste e validação 4. Visualizações Interativas: Gráficos e análises exploratórias dos resultados
This project was developed as part of the research activities at the Computational Intelligence and Statistical Learning Laboratory (LICAE) of the Federal University of Viçosa (UFV), specialized in advanced applications of computational intelligence to complex genomic problems.
This repository contains: 1. Analysis Code: Complete implementations of ML algorithms 2. Reproducible Workflow: Complete genomic data analysis pipeline 3. Synthetic Datasets: Test and validation datasets 4. Interactive Visualizations: Exploratory analysis plots and results
git clone https://github.com/WevertonGomesCosta/Importance-of-markers-for-QTL-detection-by-machine-learning-methods.gitrenv::restore()Rscript scripts/analise_principal.Rgit clone https://github.com/WevertonGomesCosta/Importance-of-markers-for-QTL-detection-by-machine-learning-methods.gitrenv::restore()Rscript scripts/main_analysis.RContribuições são bem-vindas mediante: - Abertura de issues para discussão de melhorias - Submissão de pull requests para correções críticas - Sugestões de extensões metodológicas
Contributions are welcome through: - Issue opening for improvement discussions - Pull request submission for critical fixes - Suggestions for methodological extensions
Este trabalho está licenciado sob CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Para uso comercial ou modificações significativas, por favor contate os autores.
This work is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. For commercial use or significant modifications, please contact the authors.
Coordenador do Projeto:
Weverton Gomes da Costa
Pós-Doutorando - Departamento de Estatística - UFV
weverton.costa@ufv.br
Laboratório LICAE:
licae@ufv.br | https://www.licae.ufv.br/
Project Coordinator:
Weverton Gomes da Costa
Post-Doctoral Researcher - Statistics Department - UFV
weverton.costa@ufv.br
LICAE Laboratory:
licae@ufv.br | https://www.licae.ufv.br/
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