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For the metabolomics hackathon you can add
During this hackathon, different spectral similarity scoring functions were compared and their target and off-target scores were evaluated based on similarity of the compounds.
Input for the hackathon of Tim Van Den Bossche: During the hackathon, we developed a prototype tool named Pathway Pilot. This tool features a user-friendly interface designed for exploring and visualizing metabolic pathways identified in metaproteomic samples.
For the interactive HTML plots:
During the hackathon, five teams employed pair programming techniques to each develop a new component for a fundamental plot type: histogram, bar plot, swarm plot, violin plot, and line plot. Each team successfully produced a functional component, complete with customization options and unit tests. These components are now available from the node package manager (npm) as part of the @biowc organization.
For Rusteomics:
During the hackathon the participants build the basis for a community driven mass-spectrometry based proteomics framework written in Rust, starting with prototypes for a spectral library writer and a FASTA reader, including easy to use Python bindings.
During the hackathon we established the framework of the model hosting platform and started adding multiple popular machine learning models. Including Prosit, AlphaPeptDeep, MS2PIP and DeepLC.
The description of hackathons could be more homogeneous. Even though the writing may closely derive from an abstract written by a different author/organizer, it should have a common section each time: e.g. a small indication on the progress of the project during the meeting. This could help the reader understand the possibilities offered by this kind of session.