Workflows

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22_04_30: WF Update

The workflow serves as a short introduction to Galaxy for users from the Humanities who mostly work with texts.

Associated Tutorial

This workflows is part of the tutorial Introduction to Digital Humanities in Galaxy, available in the GTN

Features

  • Includes [Galaxy Workflow ...

Type: Galaxy

Creators: None

Submitter: GTN Bot

Workflow used for the Ecology tutorial devoted to use yolo model on SEANOE marine data

Associated Tutorial

This workflows is part of the tutorial Object detection with YOLO, available in the GTN

Features

Type: Galaxy

Creators: None

Submitter: GTN Bot

V 20 Renamed several output datasets in workflow

Associated Tutorial

This workflows is part of the tutorial Text-Mining Differences in Chinese Newspaper Articles, available in the GTN

Features

Type: Galaxy

Creators: None

Submitter: GTN Bot

Automated image processing from movies to 2D classification. Includes quality and curator micrgographs protocols as Dose analysis, maxshift, tilt analysis, categorize micrographs, ctf consensus, also include particle curator as Remove duplicates and Deep micrograph cleaner. It also include a support branch to calculate the Box Size and train a model to pick the particles. The list of plugins required are: pwem, xmipp3, motioncorr, miffi, cistem, emfacilities, sphire, gautomatch, relion, repic

Type: Scipion

Creators: None

Submitter: Alberto Garcia

Stable

Text mining a museum collection in tabular format to extract from which year most objects derive and what they are.

Version 2, including updated tools from 05/2026.

Type: Galaxy

Creator: Daniela Schneider

Submitter: Daniela Schneider

Note: Deprecated as of May 2025. The mRNA preprocessing previously performed by this workflow is now built into the Fgenesh annotation workflow (881) Version 4. This workflow is no longer needed in the TSI annotation pipeline. Please use workflow 881 Version 4 directly with TransDecoder CDS output from workflow 879 (Extract transcripts).


This is part of a series of workflows to annotate a genome, tagged with TSI-annotation. These workflows are based on command-line code by Luke Silver, ...

Type: Galaxy

Creators: Luke Silver, Anna Syme

Submitter: Anna Syme

DOI: 10.48546/workflowhub.workflow.880.2

Fgenesh Annotation - TSI Workflow Description

Overview

One of a series of workflows to annotate a genome, tagged TSI-annotation. Based on command-line code by Luke Silver, converted into Galaxy Australia workflows.

Workflow Sequence

Run in this order:

  • Repeat masking
  • RNAseq QC and read trimming
  • Find transcripts
  • Combine transcripts
  • Extract transcripts
  • Fgenesh annotation (this workflow)

Inputs Required

Files uploaded by the user:

  • assembled_genome.fasta — the ...

Type: Galaxy

Creator: Luke Silver

Submitter: Anna Syme

DOI: 10.48546/workflowhub.workflow.881.8

Text mining a museum collection in tabular format to extract from which year most objects derive and what they are.

Associated Tutorial

This workflows is part of the tutorial OpenRefine Tutorial for researching cultural data, available in the GTN

Features

  • Includes [Galaxy Workflow ...

Type: Galaxy

Creators: None

Submitter: GTN Bot

Stable

Identify glycan and polysaccharide compositions from mass spectrometry files. The workflow itself performs a conversion of raw files, GlyCombo search, and visualisation of results.

FPNuNet: A Frequency-Aware Prompt-Guided Network for Nuclear Segmentation and Classification in Immunohistochemistry Images

Alt text

This is the official code repository for "FPNuNet: A Frequency-Aware Prompt-Guided Network for Nuclear Segmentation and Classification in Immunohistochemistry Images".

Introduction

Accurate nuclear segmentation and classification (NuSC) in immunohistochemistry (IHC)-stained images is essential for reliable biomarker quantification, yet ...

Type: Unrecognized workflow type

Creators: None

Submitter: Qin LuLu

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