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Data Challenges 2022/2023 is a university-hosted data challenge project sponsored by Prof. Dr. Lena Wiese. This year's goal is to analyze public datasets to find possible differences in how different genders are affected by chronic diseases (e. g. prevalence, degree of severity, symptoms).

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Data Challenges 2022/2023 is a university-hosted data challenge project sponsored by Prof. Dr. Lena Wiese. This year's goal is to analyze public datasets to find possible differences in how different genders are affected by chronic diseases (e. g. prevalence, degree of severity, symptoms).

Streamlit Cloud

The main branch of this repository is deployed automatically to Streamlit Cloud, where it can be viewed.

Local installation

Make sure you have Python 3.10 and pipenv installed. pipenv can be installed by running:

pip install pipenv

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/aromberg/data-challenges-2022-2023.git

Within the cloned repository, install all requirements:

pipenv install

Activate the virtual environment by running:

pipenv shell

You can now run the app:

streamlit run Home.py

Team

  • Martin Brand (M. Sc. Bioinformatics Student)
  • Katharina Lenhart (M. Sc. Bioinformatics Student)
  • Adrian Romberg (M. Sc. Bioinformatics Student)
  • Yang Xie (M. Sc. Bioinformatics Student)

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Data Challenges 2022/2023 is a university-hosted data challenge project sponsored by Prof. Dr. Lena Wiese. This year's goal is to analyze public datasets to find possible differences in how different genders are affected by chronic diseases (e. g. prevalence, degree of severity, symptoms).

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