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pmartR Software Overview The pmartR package provides a single software tool for QC (filtering and normalization), exploratory data analysis (EDA), and statistical analysis (robust to missing data) and includes numerous visualization capabilities of mass spectrometry (MS) omics data (proteomic...
This data is a model of synthetic adversarial activity surrounded by noise and was funded by DARPA. The various versions include gradually more complex networks of activities.
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This data is a model of synthetic adversarial activity surrounded by noise and was funded by DARPA. The various versions include gradually more complex networks of activities.
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This data was generated by the organization IvySys. Activities can be phone calls, transactions, or any other type of communications. Most of the files are of the type .edges, .rdf, or .csv; but all can be opened in a text editor. A good introduction to this data can be found in \Tutorial1\MAA...