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+ | While data technologies' goals and endpoints are obvious and straightforward to define, the same does not hold true for the modeling aspect of bioinformatics. Models cannot be derived directly from an observation of the data! They require insight, judgment and a sense of perspective and direction. If the modeling exercise does not leadinto valuable and testable conclusions, it is pointless. | ||
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Revision as of 23:12, 11 September 2007
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Organisation and Orientation
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- Mission: Analysis must be followed by interpretation, course is hands-on, interactive and goal oriented.
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