Subio Platform working with ChatGPT and Jupyter.
Subio Platform can import/export tab-delimited text files. So you can work with other tools to complement functionality that is lacking in the Subio Platform and plug-ins. If you can code R scripts, it’s fine. You can combine Subio Platform’s user interface and data management features and Bioconductor’s statistical tools.
But if you can’t, you can still let ChatGPT generate code and let Jupyter execute it, thanks to rapidly advancing generative AI. This movie shows how to do it. The key to getting ChatGPT to write code is to explain the specifications and algorithms thoroughly and clearly. ChatGPT may tell you to upload data files. In that case, you can request that Python code be output instead.
Jupyter has a simple user interface that lets you run Python code without building a coding environment. You can download the resulting text file and import it into the Subio Platform for further analysis.