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natverse/malecns
Access to the latest 'Janelia FlyEM' datasets
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AT A GLANCE
- LANGUAGE
- R
- LICENSE
- GPL-3.0
- USAGE
- Use freely. Release your source if you redistribute (copyleft).
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- last commit 24 days ago ()
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- https://natverse.org/malecns/
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README EXCERPT
malecns The goal of malecns is to provide natverse access to the whole male central nervous system dataset. This is a collaborative project between the Janelia FlyEM Project Team and the Drosophila Connectomics Group in Cambridge. Although you can access the malecns dataset via the neuprintr package just like any other neuprint dataset, this malecns package provides some additional conveniences. For example, it gives access to all metadata columns including useful ones like: - flywireType (corresponding type in FlyWire-FAFB dataset) - mancType (corresponding type in male VNC dataset) - itoleeHl (hemilineage identity acording to Lee/Ito 2013 papers) Quick start Introduction malecns is presently a very thin wrapper around the malevnc package. In due course we would hope to separate out some of the more generic functionality from the malevnc package. However, the current arrangement means that some of the configuration for using the malecns package is handled by the malevnc package. Installation You can install the released version of malecns from GitHub Authentication Access to neuprint depends on authentication. Please see ; you only need to set a NEUPRINT TOKEN R environment variab…
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