It is a repository that contains information about my master's project. The main topic is lincRNA as biomarkers in breast cancer. The main objective is to identificate lincRNA biomarkers by transcriptome analysis
I enjoyed revising your repo that is clear and well organized. You have been particularly careful at attending the issues that I mentioned in the last evaluation. I greatly appreciate it.
Some minor comments:
Be careful with the names of folders between your readme and the repo (i.e. "transcriptome analysis" or "transcriptome"). It can be confusing if they are not the same.
The discussion of results (Repo_Abstract_and_Discussion.md) need to be mentioned in the general README, at least with a link (I almost missed it!). It would be good to link more your results and graphics to this file because right now it is a little bit isolated from the rest of your repo. The idea of such file is to make a summary of what you have done!
The files GRAPHS.txt are superfluous and can now be discarded. It would also be good to link the graphics to the codes and data they were generated with, for example in the README of each analysis. That way the reader interested by a figure can readily find the code to generate it.
Don't hesitate to get back to us for any feedback. I hope you enjoyed the course!
Hi Laura,
I enjoyed revising your repo that is clear and well organized. You have been particularly careful at attending the issues that I mentioned in the last evaluation. I greatly appreciate it.
Some minor comments: Be careful with the names of folders between your readme and the repo (i.e. "transcriptome analysis" or "transcriptome"). It can be confusing if they are not the same.
The discussion of results (Repo_Abstract_and_Discussion.md) need to be mentioned in the general README, at least with a link (I almost missed it!). It would be good to link more your results and graphics to this file because right now it is a little bit isolated from the rest of your repo. The idea of such file is to make a summary of what you have done!
The files GRAPHS.txt are superfluous and can now be discarded. It would also be good to link the graphics to the codes and data they were generated with, for example in the README of each analysis. That way the reader interested by a figure can readily find the code to generate it.
Don't hesitate to get back to us for any feedback. I hope you enjoyed the course!