Reproducible data integration and visualization of biological networks in R
Auer, F. J.; Chereda, H.; Perera-Bel, J.; Kramer, F.
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MotivationCollaborative workflows in network biology not only require the documentation of the performed analysis steps but also of the network data on which the decisions were based. However, replication of the entire workflow or tracking of the intermediate networks used for a particular visualization remains an intricate task. Also, the amount and heterogeneity of the integrated data requires instruments to explore and thus comprehend the results. ResultsHere we demonstrate a collection of software tools and libraries for network data integration, exploration, and visualization to document the different stages of the workflow. The integrative steps are performed in R, and the entire process is accompanied by an interchangeable toolset for data exploration and network visualization. AvailabilityThe source code of the performed workflow is available as R markdown scripts at https://github.com/frankkramer-lab/reproducible-network-visualization. A compiled HTML version is also hosted on Github pages at https://frankkramer-lab.github.io/reproducible-network-visualization. Contactflorian.auer@informatik.uni-augsburg.de
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