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# -*- text -*-
The core of the BioPipe design and the beginning of the project are
entirely based on the hard work of the people working at Ensembl
(www.ensembl.org), specifically:
*Michele Clamp <[email protected]>
*Arne Stabenau <[email protected]>
*Val Curwen <[email protected]>
*Simon Potter <[email protected]>
*Eduardo Eyras <[email protected]
The bioperl-pipeline started off as a development project that branched off
directly from the ensembl-pipeline project
(http://cvsweb.sanger.ac.uk/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/ensembl-pipeline/),
aiming to make the code more usable within the generic OpenBio framework,
and in particular bioperl. BioPipe would have not been possible without
the fantastic work that resides at its core, the ensembl pipeline.
The core of the pipeline, i.e. the concepts/objects of analysis, job,
job status, etc. are derived directly from the ensembl pipeline. What the
BioPipe developers have been focusing mostly on is the IOHandler system,
the XML layer, converters, filters,etc.
It should be stressed also that BioPipe is currently aimed at small-medium
data analysis projects, and simple genome annotation tasks, while the ensembl
pipeline is much better geared to complex genome annotation, analysis and
complex gene building.
AUTHORS AND CONTRIBUTORS TO BIOPERL-PIPELINE
Releases co-ordinated and submitted by bioperl core devs.
Elia Stupka - <[email protected]>
Shawn Hoon - <[email protected]>
Jer-Ming Chia - <[email protected]>
Ratnapu Kiran Kumar - <[email protected]>
Bala - <[email protected]>
Juguang Xiao - <[email protected]>
Major Contributors
Brian Osborne - <[email protected]> - Documentation
Feel free to add descriptions of which modules you are responsible
for if you see fit.