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Bem-vindo ao repositório oficial deste projeto de pesquisa. Este estudo visa realizar um benchmark robusto entre métodos estatísticos avançados e inteligência computacional para a identificação de marcadores moleculares em características complexas.
Este projeto foi desenvolvido no âmbito do Laboratório de Inteligência Computacional e Aprendizado Estatístico (LICAE) da Universidade Federal de Viçosa (UFV), especializado em aplicações avançadas de inteligência computacional para desafios genômicos.
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This project was developed at the Computational Intelligence and Statistical Learning Laboratory (LICAE) of the Federal University of Viçosa (UFV), specializing in advanced computational intelligence applications to complex genomic problems.
git clone https://github.com/WevertonGomesCosta/Importance-of-markers-for-QTL-detection-by-machine-learning-methods.git.Rproj file.renv::restore()workflowr::wflow_build()Project Coordinator: Weverton Gomes da Costa
Post-Doctoral Researcher - Statistics Department - UFV
weverton.costa@ufv.br
LICAE Laboratory: licae@ufv.br | https://www.licae.ufv.br/
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