-
libz-rs-sys
A memory-safe zlib implementation written in rust
-
gsem
Genomic Structural Equation Modeling from GWAS summary statistics
-
gz
Gazebo client library
-
rsomics-vcf-roh
Runs-of-homozygosity detector — Rust port of bcftools roh
-
tidyvcf
command-line tool to convert VCF files to tab/comma separated tables
-
ccdown
A polite and user-friendly downloader for Common Crawl data
-
rsomics-bgzip
Block-compress or decompress a file in BGZF — Rust port of htslib bgzip
-
back_to_sequences
Back to sequences: find the origin of kmers
-
ungoliant
The pipeline for the OSCAR corpus
-
rsomics-sc-hvg-cellranger
Highly-variable-gene selection (cell_ranger flavor) from a 10x matrix — scanpy highly_variable_genes-compatible
-
rsomics-sc-filter
Filter cells and genes of a 10x single-cell count matrix by count/expression thresholds (scanpy filter_cells + filter_genes compatible)
-
rsomics-sc-qc-metrics
Per-cell and per-gene QC metrics from a 10x single-cell count matrix — Rust port of scanpy calculate_qc_metrics
-
rsomics-sc-pseudobulk
Pseudobulk aggregation of a single-cell count matrix — sum or mean counts per group, matching scanpy sc.get.aggregate
-
gzbox
gz 的工具箱
-
rsomics-sc-hvg
Highly-variable-gene selection from a single-cell count matrix — scanpy seurat-flavor compatible
-
rsomics-sc-score-genes
Gene-set score per cell (mean of a gene list minus an expression-bin-matched random control set) — matches scanpy tl.score_genes(random_state=0) value-exactly
-
singlefile-formats
Default file format implementations for singlefile
-
fastxgz
A fasta/fastq parser for both compressed and not compressed files
-
wasm_gz
esm modules for gzip compression and/or decompression, with sync and async (worker) versions
-
gz_lib
gz 的工具箱
-
unwalk
Walk directory recursively to un-gzip files
-
quartz_nbt_macros
contains the function-like procedural macro which parses quartz_nbt's compact compound format
-
unwalk-gz
un-gzip feature for unwalk
-
unwalk-base
modular features for unwalk
-
archive-lp
easy interaction with multiple archive formats
Try searching with DuckDuckGo.