cbc.ucsf.edu
CBC: Software and Computing Resources
http://cbc.ucsf.edu/software/index.html
University of California San Francisco. UCSF Computational Biology Core (CBC). Software and Computing Resources. We contribute to several open-source projects including R. And core member Henrik Bengtsson is the creator of the Aroma Project. Being parts of these projects helps us to keep up to date with the field and to get invaluable feedback on our own software and work. Here are some of the software tools that we have developed ourselves or contributed to:. Preprocessing of spotted microarray data.
v1.aroma-project.org
Frequently Asked Questions | aroma-project.org
http://v1.aroma-project.org/FAQ
Aromaaffymetrix 2.12.0. Aromacn 1.5.0. PSCBS 0.43.0. FAQ 2010-06-29: Why do so few methods have a help() page? A: The main source of documentation for the aroma framework, is the http:/ www.aroma-project.org/. To the online as well as help-page documentation. FAQ 2008-03-26: Why do you not want to answer questions sent to your private email address? A: Please post all questions related to aroma.affymetrix to the aroma-affymetrix@googlegroups.com. FAQ 2007-07-13: Hmm. why does R crash (core dump)? A: The ...
braju.com
braju.com - R software by Henrik Bengtsson
http://www.braju.com/R
R software by Henrik Bengtsson. Henrik Bengtsson, 2012-05-04. Please know that the packages that I am actively developing are available on CRAN. Eg RmethodsS3, R.oo, R.utils, R.cache, R.devices, R.rsp, R.matlab, matrixStats, aroma.light, aroma.affymetrix, aroma.cn, aroma.core, and PSCBS. I am a co-developer of other packages, e.g. affxparser, ACNE and calmate. I also maintain the Aroma Project. Which provides a suite of packages (of which the majority of them are available from CRAN and Bioconductor).