can not understand algorithms
Hello, I am a bioinformatician. I can integrate and analyze multiomics data, such as ChIPseq/Hi-C. I am very interested in developing algorithms, and want to be a computational biologist. however, I can not understand the principles of related algorithms. Do you have any suggestions?
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Hello. Can you please define "related algorithms"?
such as MACS2 (ChIP-seq peak calling)
Sounds like you should read a textbook on bioinformatics algorithms or take an online course. Try to find one that was published recently.
This is one of the best set of materials (and course) that I've seen on this topic: http://www.langmead-lab.org/teaching-materials/
thanks a lot