Description
geneSurv is an open-source and freely available web-based tool for survival analysis methods that can deal with high-dimensional data. This tool includes classical methods, such as Kaplan-Meier, Cox proportional hazards regression, and advanced methods, such as penalized Cox regression and Random Survival Forests. Users can upload their microarray, RNA-Seq, chip-Seq, proteomics, metabolomics or clinical data as a nxp dimensional data matrix, where n refers to samples and p refers to genes.
Associated keywords
Genomics Research Survival Analysis Methods Proteomics Genes Microarray RNA-Seq Metabolomics Chip-seqSimilar/Related tools
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Roy Granit
Co-founder at LabWormNice tool for creating Kaplan-Meier plots on the fly
Great to finally see an easy to use open source tool for ploting KM charts
Brandon Larson
Nice! I've been long waiting for such a tool, no more improvations in excel