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There's a Project Rosalind (named after Rosalind Franklin) which is sort of like Project Euler for bioinformatics: http://rosalind.info/about/ http://rosalind.i
by indigochill 9y ago
There's a Project Rosalind (named after Rosalind Franklin) which is sort of like Project Euler for bioinformatics: http://rosalind.info/about/ http://rosalind.info/about/
- otakucode 9y agoProject Rosalind (which has mostly been subsumed by the larger Stepik effort I believe?) is fantastic and a much more directed, progressive setup than Project Euler. I enjoyed PR greatly, and each problem led naturally to the next, whereas PE is just random problems and one might be monstrously difficult and on an utterly different topic than the next. A comprehensive mathematics project that grew in complexity the way PR does for bioinformatics would be unbelievably awesome.
- westurner 9y agoI like https://rosalind.info https://rosalind.info bioinformatics problems because: - There are problem explanations and an accompanying textbook. - You can structure the solutions with unit tests that test for known good values. - There's a graph of problems.