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TriFECTA

The goal of this project is use natural language processing to extract exclusion and inclusion criteria from free form text fields to match patients with clinical trials.

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/learn @NCBI-Hackathons/TriFECTA
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Supported Platforms

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README

TriFECTA

Tri - Fantastical Emporium of Clinical Trial Assortments

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API Documentation

What is TriFECTA?

TriFECTA is a curation tools for clinical trials

How to use TriFECTA

Workflow Diagram

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Define paths, variable names, etc

Installation options:

We provide two options for installing <this software>: Docker or directly from Github.

Docker

The Docker image contains <this software> as well as a webserver and FTP server in case you want to deploy the FTP server. It does also contain a webOverview server for testing the <this software> main website (but should only be used for debug purposes).

  1. docker pull ncbihackathons/<this software> command to pull the image from the DockerHub
  2. docker run ncbihackathons/<this software> Run the docker image from the master shell script
  3. Edit the configuration files as below

Installing <this software> from Github

  1. git clone https://github.com/NCBI-Hackathons/<this software>.git
  2. Edit the configuration files as below
  3. sh server/<this software>.sh to test
  4. Add cron job as required (to execute <this software>.sh script)

Configuration

Examples here

Testing

We tested four different tools with <this software>. They can be found in server/tools/ .

API

There is also a Docker image for hosting the main website. This should only be used for debug purposes.

  1. git clone https://github.com/NCBI-Hackathons/<this software>.git
  2. cd Website
  3. docker build --rm -t <this software>/website .
  4. docker run -t -i <this software>/website

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CategoryDevelopment
Updated4y ago
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