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Using Multiple Models for Drug Repurposing #16

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JoshLoecker opened this issue Sep 1, 2022 · 0 comments
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Using Multiple Models for Drug Repurposing #16

JoshLoecker opened this issue Sep 1, 2022 · 0 comments
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priority:major state:open This is still being planned subsystem:jupyter-notebook Relates to the jupyter notebook type:usability This is impacting end-user usability

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The user is currently limited to using a single model within drug repurposing (Step 6). If they would like to get results from multiple models, they must re-execute the step with their model input. This is a very manual process. It should be possible to input a list of models to execute (in a for loop) so the user does not have to execute this step multiple times.
@JoshLoecker JoshLoecker added priority:major type:usability This is impacting end-user usability state:open This is still being planned subsystem:jupyter-notebook Relates to the jupyter notebook labels Sep 1, 2022
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