Software

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Our Software Tools

Our scientific software is made available under an OSI-approved open-source Apache license.


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Overview of software


This page documents the efforts expended on software engineering, some of which resulted in running software.

  • Use of OpenFold was our initial emphasis, but we failed to recruit a gene folding expert to interpret output. We did not add code to OpenFold.
  • Preston analyzed Python to contribute a mathematical model.
  • Between January and June, most of our software attempted to use game-like interfaces to teach students about the mathematical models that we believed should apply to our experimental results. The game arcade helped acclimate the students at the start of the project.
  • Jett provided animations that fall under the Creative Commons license.
  • After June, we developed further software to display the calculations of our mathematical models.