] On Behalf Of Jari Häkkinen
> Sent: 05 December 2007 14:06
> To: BASE dev
> Subject: Re: [basedb-devel] some user feedback on data input into BASE2
>
> > Finally I read about KuteBase who have reworked the data upload
> workflow
> > to BASE and built a batchuploader:
>
> Finally I read about KuteBase who have reworked the data upload workflow
> to BASE and built a batchuploader:
>
> http://vortex.cs.wayne.edu/taxonomy/term/69
It is always nice to see improvements made to BASE and the plug-in looks
promising. The KUTE plug-in is claimed to work with BASE 2.0.x
Hi
just a pointer to a tool that makes a MAGETAB or tab2mage template for
you which might be of interest. It's used by our submitters but you can
download the template and use it locally. There's still a lot of manual
filling in the sheet, but it seems to be used successfully by a lot of
peopl
Hi Philippe,
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Philippe
> Sent: 13 November 2007 11:12
> To: BASE dev
> Cc: Iain Milne
> Subject: Re: [basedb-devel] some user feedback on data input into
BASE2
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Hi Micha, everyone
I can somewhat relate to your experience that data entry from users
point of view. It might be an issue as most biologists feel it is too
time consuming.
I think the idea of having a wizard helping create a tab2mage file would
help. Whithin NuGO consortium, the idea also cam
Hi Micha, Everyone
I can somewhat relate to your experience that data entry from users
point of view. It is an issue as most biologists feel it is too time
consuming.
I think the idea of having a wizard helping create a tab2mage file would
help. Whithin NuGO consortium, the idea also came up du
Hi Kjell,
I think bulk loading just the raw data saves only around 30% of the clicking.
The samples, extracts and labeled extracts, sample annotations and protocols
are also a big deal (and are or soon will be handled by the tab2mage
importer).
However, as you point out, making a tab2mage spread
Hi Micha and others,
Just a quick reply for now:
First off, your experience with reluctant users seems very familiar to
our experiences. The hard bit is to convince the users about the
advantages before they need them: backup, good structured documentation
about their experiments, easy export
Hi all,
I get the feeling that BASE is ideally suited to the microarray facility
technician. Each individual hyb/raw data set is relatively simple and not too
tedious to load on its own just after scanning. (This is probably less true
for samples and extracts, since these are made further from
Hi,
I gave a BASE2 talk and demo the other week at a sister institute of
ours where they are considering introducing BASE2, and the feedback we
got from users there -- and from users at our own institute -- was quite
an insight into how things look from the user's perspective.
Basically, the upsh
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