This page lists some of the software packages developed in the group, organized by topic. For the most up-to-date list of software, please visit the group Github repository.
WExT computes a statistical score for mutually exclusive mutations using per gene, per sample weights.
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CoMEt identifies combinations of exclusive mutations de novo using a statistical score for exclusivity.
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HotNet2 is an algorithm for the discovery of significantly mutated subnetworks in a protein-protein interaction network.
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Multi-Dendrix is an algorithm for the simultaneous discovery of multiple driver pathways using only somatic mutation data from a cohort of samples.
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Dendrix is an algorithm for discovery of mutated driver pathways in cancer using only mutation data.
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HotNet is an algorithm for finding significantly altered subnetworks in a large gene interaction network.
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Software for inferring the copy-number profiles of tumor clones and their evolution from fractional copy numbers obtained from multi-sample bulk sequencing data.
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Software for inferring the copy-number tree of minimum cost from the copy-number profiles of distinct tumor clones.
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Software for the identification of novel adjacencies from linked-read whole genome sequencing data.
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Software for inferring the clonal evolution of single-nucleotide given multi-sample tumor sequencing data.
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Software for inferring the clonal evolution of single-nucleotide and copy-number variants given multi-sample tumor sequencing data.
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Software for inferring the clonal evolution of single-nucleotide variants given multi-sample tumor sequencing data.
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Software for identifying non-allelic homologous recombinations.
Software for structural variation analysis from next-generation paired end data, third-generation long read data, or data from a combination of sequencing platforms.
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RAIG is an algorithm for identifying recurrent and independent copy number aberrations.
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rec-BTP is a recursive algorithm for analyzing intra-tumor heterogeneity from high-throughput sequencing data.
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This algorithm estimates tumor purity and clonal/subclonal copy number aberrations directly from high-throughput DNA sequencing data.
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This algorithm reconstructs a cancer genome as a rearrangement of segments, or intervals, from the reference genome using paired end sequencing data.
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GASVPro is a probabilistic version of our original GASV algorithm.
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Software for analysis of structural variation from paired-end sequencing and/or array-CGH data
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This software finds recurrent rearrangement breakpoints in DNA copy number data.
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Gremlin is an interactive visualization model for the comparative analysis of structural variation in human and cancer genomes.
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TADtree is an algorithm the identification of hierarchical topological domains in Hi-C data.
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MAGI is a publicly available web application to explore and annotate cancer genomics data.
ExaLT is an algorithm to compute a rigorous approximation to the log-rank p-value that avoids false discoveries compared to standard tools.
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MoDL finds mutliple motifs in a set of phosphorylated peptides.
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