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Share Your Taverna Workflows!

Hi BioStar,

Finally going through Taverna Workflow and realising what a great tool I was missing. Can you guys share me some of your experiments/workflows and list main objective. I am more interested in the workflows that is suitable for the beginner.

Regards,

Thaman

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updated by Michael Schubert Michael Schubert • written by Thaman Thaman

Nice, but before you get totally enthusiastic, try to implement some real-world workflow with Taverna and see if you really save time.

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written by Michael Dondrup Michael Dondrup

It's not just about saving time... it's also about not having to manually type all again and again...

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written by Egon Willighagen Egon Willighagen

Was just meant to keep things grounded, but ofc Taverna looks pretty nice on paper.

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written by Michael Dondrup Michael Dondrup

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There is an excellent Tutorial from the University of Manchester explaining the basics: An Introduction to Taverna Workflows.

An then there is a large collection of workflows in myexperiment.org but you already mentioned that.

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written by Michael Schubert Michael Schubert

Thank you, but I already went through that presentation :)

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written by Thaman Thaman

I mean workflow you have design!

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written by Thaman Thaman

The first link explains how to build simple workflows by examples (i.e., "suitable for the beginner" to understand the process) and the 2nd is a collection of workflows that are/were used by certain people or research groups plus a description/"objective". So how is this not what you want?

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written by Michael Schubert Michael Schubert

The first link explains how to build simple workflows by examples (i.e., "suitable for the beginner" to understand the process) and the 2nd is a collection of workflows that are/were used by certain people or research groups plus a description/"objective". So how is this not what you asked for?

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written by Michael Schubert Michael Schubert

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