Hello everyone! I am Semiramis, a Data Scientist who codes in Python, R, and Bash. During my PhD I developed automated solutions for data cleaning, analysis and visualization in bacterial Genomics. Currently I’m applying my research and programming skills in an company as a Data Scientist.
DEC-2020, R-Ladies Netherlands (on-line)
(Slides will be available a few days before the talk)
Talk & exercises about the use of {profviz} and bench::mark to measure the performance of our code, and what we can do to improve it (for example, the use of vectorization and prefer not to copy objects).
AUG-2020, R-Ladies Monterrey (on-line)
Talk & workshop on how to create presentations with RStudio and the {xaringan} package. The presentations are built as RMarkdown files, they can be customized with templates and our css styles. One of the most important features is that we can insert code snippets and, if we want to, show their output.
JUL-2020, R-Ladies Netherlands (on-line)
Talk & exercises about errors, warnings, and messages; how to handle them, and how to create custom condition objects.
OCT, 2019, PyLadies Mexico City
Examples with Python modules argparse for passing named command-line arguments, SeqIO to load and read biological data (genomic sequences), and NetworkX for the analysis of biological networks.
JUN, 2017, Sciences School, National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM)
Example on the use of R to visualize genomics data, suitable for heatmap or colored matrix representation in R with the ComplexHeatmap package.
MAR, 2016, Sciences School, National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM)
Introductory talk and use cases for the hypergeometric tests, like enrichment (over-representation) or depletion of a group. Short exercises with R.
FEB-JUL, 2019, Center for Genomic Sciences, National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM)
You can see the scientific papers that I co-authored at Google Scholar