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Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Biosustainability, Technical University of Denmark
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VueGen: Automating the generation of scientific reports

Ayala-Ruano, S.Open in Google Scholar•Webel, H.Open in Google Scholar•Santos, A.Open in Google Scholar

Motivation The analysis of omics data typically involves multiple bioinformatics tools and methods, each producing distinct output files. However, compiling these results into comprehensive reports often requires additional effort and technical skills. This creates a barrier for non-bioinformaticians, limiting their ability to produce reports from their findings. Moreover, the lack of streamlined reporting workflows impacts reproducibility and transparency, making it difficult to communicate results and track analytical processes. Results We present VueGen, a tool that automates the creation of reports from bioinformatics outputs, allowing researchers with minimal coding experience to communicate their results effectively. With VueGen, users can produce reports by simply specifying a directory containing output files, such as plots, tables, networks, Markdown text, and HTML components, along with the report format. Supported formats include documents (PDF, HTML, DOCX, ODT), presentations (PPTX, Reveal.js), Jupyter notebooks, and Streamlit web applications. To showcase VueGen\'s functionality, we present two case studies and provide detailed documentation to help users generate customized reports. Availability and implementation VueGen is distributed as a Python package, Docker image, nf-core module, and desktop application. The source code is freely available on https://github.com/Multiomics-Analytics-Group/vuegen under the MIT license. Documentation is provided at https://vuegen.readthedocs.io/.

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