A directory structure to build a workspace for experiments.
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├── conf
├── data
├── logs
├── resources
├── results
└── readme.md
The conf directory contains Nextflow config files to run a pipeline; you must
define the parameters of each experiment in a config file rather than passing
them on the command line.
The data directory contains data to be processed by a pipeline. This directory
usually contains the raw data (e.g. data from sequencing experiments). You
should take some time to organize it in a meaningful and consistent way.
The resources directory contains data retrieved from external
sources/repositories, like annotation files (e.g. genome GFF) or geneset GMT
files.
The logs directory contains the log of each pipeline run.
The results directory contains the result of experiments. You should take some
time to organize it in a meaningful and consistent way. It is strongly
recommended to results in a directory named like 2022-01-01-my-first-test.
The readme.md file contains a description of the project and how the data
and results folder are organized.
The team MUST use the Google naming guidelines, specifically:
- Make file and directory names lowercase.
- Separate words with hyphens, not underscores.
- Use only standard ASCII alphanumeric characters in file and directory names.
IMPORTANT: Raw data or external resources are allowed to keep their naming standard if it makes them easier to identify.
- Giovanni Stracquadanio, giovanni.stracquadanio@ed.ac.uk