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  * How would SBGN be supported in Cytoscape e.g. edges connecting to other edges? (should there be dummy nodes for the join points? We need to evaluate solutions other SBGN software have to this issue)
  • Place and time TBD, probably California in early 2011
  • Focus: Get feedback on Cytoscape 3.0 alpha developer pre-release and continue API design.
  • Agenda
    • Need a concept of how to link/join tables to networks and how these are synchronized (e.g. how selection state is synchronized - do we need a CyTable that can't be unlinked from a CyNetwork that stores e.g. selection state and then enable developers to link additional data tables as local tables for that network? This would set up a one to many relationship between networks and tables) - added Oct.2010

    • Filter API - added Oct.2010
    • CyTable views - added Oct.2010

    • How nested networks, subnetworks, groups, metanodes, compound graphs all play well together - added Oct.2010
    • We should create an acceptance test suite to help us know if cyto3 is ready e.g. select 100,000 edges using the filters API and see how fast it is. This could be used to test Cytoscape from release to release.
      • we should have a code test writing jamboree - write tests to capture specific behavior
        • could be opened up to the plugin writing community, like we did in the past with 'day of bug testing' with people distributed and asking questions on IRC
    • How would SBGN be supported in Cytoscape e.g. edges connecting to other edges? (should there be dummy nodes for the join points? We need to evaluate solutions other SBGN software have to this issue)

Outdated_Cytoscape_3.0/Mini_Retreat2 (last edited 2011-03-12 22:14:55 by ScooterMorris)

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