Hi Christian,
Thanks for the information! The project is supposed to be just a term
project for an undergraduate course, not something as big as a thesis. So I
would like to do something that is more related to my interest and has real
application, instead of a puzzle game or something like that. Maybe I should
wait for Ketil for his advice?
Cheers,
Kenneth
On Wed, Oct 19, 2011 at 04:50, Christian Höner zu Siederdissen <
choe...@tbi.univie.ac.at> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Ketil should be able to tell you more about the "bio" library.
>
> In general, Haskell bioinformatics is "just" a group of libraries where
> the authors try for some compatibility between their libraries. This
> has, at least for me, the advantage that we can easily pick and choose
> what we need or to change a library without having to be careful, as one
> would have to be with a large monolithic library.
>
> Out of curiosity, is this project you will be doing equivalent to a
> bachelor or masters thesis?
>
> Fwiw, the Biobase* and dependent libraries do not have an external bug
> tracker as there was never much need for one. I tend to fix up a bunch
> of things whenever I prepare something new for publication.
>
> Gruss,
> Christian
>
> * Kenneth Lui <hkkenn...@gmail.com> [19.10.2011 04:39]:
> > Hi everyone,
> > My name is Kenneth. I am a final year student in Computer Science.
> I
> > am taking a functional programming course and I have the opportunity
> to
> > choose an interesting project to work on for my Haskell project
> > assignment. I am interested in bioinformatics and thus I hope to apply
> > functional programming in this area for my project. BioHaskell is the
> most
> > promising project that I found on the Internet.
> > I have read some blog post on the BioHaskell blog and took a look
> at
> > the biolab 0.5.0.1 source. I read from the blog that there is some
> > refactoring going on in the library. I am wondering whether there is
> > anything that I can do to contribute to the project? Is there any task
> > tracking system etc. that I can find something to work on? I am really
> > hoping to gain hands-on experience to apply Haskell on bioinformatics.
> > Thank you very much and I look forward to your reply!
> > Cheers,
> > Kenneth
>
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