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Layered Exploratory Omics (LEO)

leo.gwas

GitHub Repository for "Layered Exploratory Omics (LEO)" Package

"Unveiling the Depths of Genomic Data, Layer by Layer"

Introduction

Layered Exploratory Omics (LEO) is a tool specifically designed for deep analysis of genomic data. It employs a multi-layered exploratory approach to help researchers uncover the complex biological information hidden behind their data. Combining cutting-edge statistical and computational methodologies, LEO offers a user-friendly interface and powerful data-processing capabilities, enabling users ranging from beginners to advanced to effectively explore and analyze their omics data.

Development Status

LEO is currently in the early stages of development. We welcome feedback from developers, researchers, and users to help improve the product. Please note that some features may not be fully stable yet, and interfaces may change based on user feedback.

Feature Highlights (Planned)

  • Multidimensional Data Handling: Supports various types of omics data, including genomic, transcriptomic, and proteomic data.
  • Layer-by-layer Analysis: Provides step-by-step data exploration tools, allowing users to delve deeply into each layer of data.
  • More

How to Contribute

We encourage and welcome contributions to LEO from the community. If you are interested in contributing code or documentation, please contact me by submitting a issue.

License

LEO is released under the GNU General Public License v3.0. This includes certain permissions and restrictions, particularly concerning patents and copyright. Your use, duplication, modification, and distribution of LEO are bound by the terms of GPL v3.0. For more detailed information, please refer to the LICENSE file.

Contact Information

For more information or assistance, please contact us through [[email protected]] (Ao Lu).

We look forward to collaborating with researchers and developers worldwide to advance innovation and progress in genomic data analysis!