The AIMe registry for artificial intelligence in biomedical research is a community-driven platform for reporting biomedical AI systems. It allows authors of new biomedical AIs to report their models in an explicit and transparent fashion and thereby fosters comparability and reproducibility.
A Python suite for testing the functional relevance of the results produced by active module identification methods, as well as their robustness to random pertubations of the employed protein-protein interaction networks.
BiCoN allows to stratify patients while elucidating disease mechanisms. BiCoN is a network-constrained biclustering approach, which restricts biclusters to functionally related genes connected in molecular networks and maximizes the expression difference between two groups of patients.
CoVex is a unique online network and systems medicine platform for data analysis that integrates virus-human interactions for SARS-CoV-2 and SARS-CoV-1. It implements different network-based approaches for the identification of new drug targets and new repurposable drugs.
EpiGEN is an easy-to-use epistasis simulation pipeline written in Python. It supports epistasis models of arbitrary size, the specification of the minor allele frequencies for both noise and disease SNPs, and the simulation of observation bias.
GEDLIB is an easily extensible C++ library for (suboptimally) computing the graph edit distance (GED) between two labeled graphs. GEDLIB implements more than thirty state-of-the-art methods for computing GED and comes with predefined edit costs for some benchmark datasets.
