Using GOR in Notebooks¶
GOR can be combined with python, R or SPARK through Jupyter notebooks using our relevant SDKs. This allows the user to efficiently query genomic data while reading desired information into data frames opening the door to the advanced plotting and analysis tools of R or Python.
To create a new notebook select the Notebooks options from the current platform. You will be taken to a jupyter hub server page where you can create a new notebook from scratch or copy one of the built-in template notebooks from the GOR/ folder to your user directory.
Notebook Examples¶
Below are examples of notebooks using GOR.
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Joining variant allele frequency information with variant effect prediction information |
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Demonstrate the basic commands to extract variants from a genotype freeze |
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Here we will show how we can take very large VCF files from the Genome Aggregation Database and convert them to GOR tables. |
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Demonstration of how to use the Gor helper in notebooks. |
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Demonstrate functionality to compare different GWAS runs |
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Comparison of Plink GWAS with Finngen results in Analysis Catalog structure |
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Working with the HPO direct acyclic graph (DAG) |
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HPO phenotypes and Phecode-like catalog |
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HPO Phewas based on a Phecode-like catalog |
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Longitudinal phenotype analysis |
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Genome JOINS |
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Linkage disequilibrium |
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Parallel GORpipe queries with PARALLEL |
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Parallel GORpipe queries with PARTGOR |
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Parallel GORpipe queries with PGOR |