Phinch is an open-source framework for visualizing biological data, funded by a grant from the Alfred P. Sloan foundation. This project represents an interdisciplinary collaboration between Pitch Interactive, a data visualization studio in Oakland, CA, and biological researchers at UC Riverside.
as mentioned in #56 I was working on integrating Phinch into another software.
This software is called Fennec (Functional Exploration of Natural Networks and Ecological Communities), see http://fennec.molecular.eco
A modified version of Phinch is integrated to allow users to explore their communities. If you want to see it in action you can login with the demo account (username: demo password: demo) and navigate to the project page (click on the project ID to go to the details page).
I hope you like this integration and the way I reference the original Phinch project (otherwise let me know).
If you are interested in merging the modifications (particularly the ability to explore arbitrary observation metadata, see #61 ) once you continue active development I'd be happy to help.
Hope your funding renewal has been approved.
Dear Holly,
as mentioned in #56 I was working on integrating Phinch into another software. This software is called Fennec (Functional Exploration of Natural Networks and Ecological Communities), see http://fennec.molecular.eco A modified version of Phinch is integrated to allow users to explore their communities. If you want to see it in action you can login with the demo account (username:
demopassword:demo) and navigate to the project page (click on the project ID to go to the details page). I hope you like this integration and the way I reference the original Phinch project (otherwise let me know). If you are interested in merging the modifications (particularly the ability to explore arbitrary observation metadata, see #61 ) once you continue active development I'd be happy to help. Hope your funding renewal has been approved.Best regards, Markus