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  • Omics technologies generate complex data requiring advanced bioinformatics tools.
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Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop a comprehensive, free platform, CFViSA, for simplified omics data visualization and statistical analysis.
  • To address the obstacles in bioinformatics posed by complex data processing and diverse omics data types.

Main Methods:

  • CFViSA was developed using Scala, AKKA toolkit, and MySQL, with R for visualization and statistics.
  • The platform integrates microbiome and transcriptome analysis pipelines and 79 analysis tools.
  • It features an analysis interface with guided parameter setting and a task history for result adjustment.

Main Results:

  • CFViSA provides a user-friendly interface for 79 analysis tools, including sequence processing, visualization, and statistics.
  • The platform supports microbiome and transcriptome data analysis with integrated pipelines.
  • Results include adjustable figures, statistics, feature tables, and a traceback function for analysis parameters.

Conclusions:

  • CFViSA is a user-friendly bioinformatics cloud platform enhancing multi-omics analysis.
  • It offers real-time visualization adjustment and comprehensive results, simplifying complex data interpretation.
  • The platform is freely available, promoting accessibility for the scientific community.