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Our widgets for functional genomics use Orange, a data mining and machine learning suite. Orange can be accessed through scripting in Python, or by visual programming in Orange Canvas.

In functional genomics, we have also designed a web-based tool for mutant data analysis called GenePath (also featured in Science's NetWatch).


FRI > Biolab > Supplements > Microarray Data Mining with Visual Programming > D. discoideum Example > K-Means Clustering widget

K-Means Clustering widget

First step in our analysis is to cluster genes based on their expression profiles. We have used the k-means clustering algorithm, with k set to 5 and the Euclidean measure for distance.

Input of this widget are data tokens coming from the "File" widget. The output of the "K-Means Clustering" are new data tokens where genes are classified into k=5 clusters. Statistics giving the number of genes (Items) in each cluster and two quantitative measures of cluster quality are displayed.