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Data integration using scanners with SQL output - The Bioscanners project at sourceforge

Groth Detlef, Hartmann Stefanie, Friemel Martin and 4 more

Journal of Integrative Bioinformatics · 2010

doi:10.1515/jib-2010-122 (opens in a new tab)

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Abstract

There is currently no standardized approach for parsing output that the numerous bioinformatical tools generate. Because the framework approach of the Bio-toolkits has some shortcomings, we searched for alternative approaches. To this end, we evaluated scanner generators for various programming languages with respect to their potential of creating standalone, small, and fast applications that can easily be delivered on any modern and many ancient operating systems. We developed sample applications that generate standard SQL database code and thereby greatly simplify the parsing work of data integration and data analysis. At the sourceforge project page the source code and some binaries for a selection of our applications are freely available at http://bioscanners.sourceforge.net.

Abstract licence: CC BY

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