On Mon, Sep 10, 2012 at 10:07 AM,
Michael Sneddon
<mwsneddon@lbl.gov>
wrote:
One issue that came up last week is how we are going to
deal with an uneven sampling of sequences in KBase in
which certain sub-families will likely be vastly
over/under represented. This came up in the context of
visualizing/analyzing trees (where we would like to have
some smart way to collapse internal nodes so that half the
tree displayed to a user isn't just variants of e.coli).
Talking briefly to Paramvir though, this seems to be a
more general problem which will affect many aspects of
data interpretation and visualization in kbase.
This discussion will probably also be related to figuring
out how to set up the "kbase" pipeline for processing new
sequences and adding the new annotations, trees, etc to the
CDS. I'm not sure how high on the priority list this is
now, but if there is time it might be worth discussing.
-michael
On Mon, Sep 10, 2012 at
9:25 AM, Gavin Price
<gaprice@lbl.gov>
wrote:
Ready talk call in #: 1-866-740-1260
code 4958182
If Paramvir isn't calling in, I have the
operator code and will start the conf.
Please send any agenda items we need to discuss
to me and I'll roll them up in an email slightly
prior to the meeting.
-g
On 9/10/2012 9:19 AM, Paramvir Dehal wrote:
We should still have
one. Gavin, can you collect agenda items and
send
out the reminder email?
Pavel, John-Marc and Bill are also at this
conference.
On Mon, Sep 10, 2012 at 7:46 AM, Gavin
Price<gaprice@lbl.gov>
wrote:
Not sure if
we're having one since paramvir is at a
conference.
-g
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