Cytoscape WikiRFC Name : Cytoscape Book |
Editor(s): Allan Kuchinsky |
Date: 2008-05-02 |
Status: !Under Construction |
Proposal
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Background
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Use Cases
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Implementation Plan
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Title |
Lead |
Description |
Status |
Cytoscape Themes. |
Sarah and Alex |
We think it would be useful to provide customized versions of Cytoscape for specific users. An example would be a biologist themed release that would include all plugins to support import/export of biological file formats. |
Ready for testing |
Filter UI redesign. |
Peng |
To construct complex filter with the combination of AND, OR, and NOT. |
Ready for testing |
Project Management
Project Timeline
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Tasks and Milestones
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Milestone 1: …
- Task 1: ...
- Task 2: ...
Milestone 2: …
Project Dependencies
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Related RFCs
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Issues
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