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SeqPlots - Interactive software for exploratory data analyses, pattern discovery and visualization in genomics. SeqPlots is a user-friendly exploratory data analysis (EDA) and visualization software for genomics. After choosing groups of signal and feature files and defining plotting parameters, users can generate profile plots of average signal or heat maps clustered using different algorithms in a matter of seconds through the graphical user interface (GUI) controls. SeqPlots accepts all major genomic file formats as input and can also generate and plot user defined motif densities. Profile plots and heatmaps are highly configurable and batch operations can be used to generate a large number of plots at once. SeqPlots is available as a GUI application for Mac or Windows and Linux, or as an R/Bioconductor package. It can also be deployed on a server for remote and collaborative usage. The analysis features and ease of use of SeqPlots encourages wide data exploration, which should aid the discovery of novel genomic associations.
unsupervised machine learning,, next generation sequencing, aggregate, hierarchical cluster, genomics, k-means cluster, gene profile plot, , self-organizing maps,
unsupervised machine learning,, next generation sequencing, aggregate, hierarchical cluster, genomics, k-means cluster, gene profile plot, , self-organizing maps,
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