Table of Contents I Deploy on Netlify Steps II Deploy on GitHub Pages Let’s get Started! Don’t Make a gh-pages Branch A Tale of Two Repositories 1. Setup When Nothing is Committed(select one of this two) 2. Setup When You’ve Already Committed and Pushed(select one of this two) Adding the Submodule Deploying Make the whole deploying-procedure a shell script Mapping a Custom Domain Regenerating All the URLS I Deploy on Netlify Steps Deploy your HUGO website on Netlify is …
Disclaimer: This blog was written in 2020, so Hugo may have changed. So you better cross-reference newer resources as well.
Table of Contents Step 0. Install Homebrew Step 1. Install Hugo Step 2. Create a new site Step 3. Choose a theme Step 4. Start writing Step 5 Deploy your web with GitHub Pages. References: Hugo is a framework for building websites, technically speaking, building static pages. You could build your own website with the only prerequisite of some command line and start writing …
In this post, I’m gonna show you how to read the Log.final.out from RNA-seq aligner STAR.
Table of Contents Background Goal of this post Log.final.out Break it down Wrap up Background For most of beginner Bioinformaticians, students, including myself back then, tend to apply those reads mappers blindly and head into the downstream analysis. Basically run with the default parameters, and care less about:
the quality of the library the output Log-files generated by the end of the mapping But …
Caution: this post is written in 2018 and maybe out-of-date!
Table of Contents Batch Normalization layer in TensorFlow How to apply batch-normalization in TensorFlow The pitfall: UPDATE_OPS Batch Normalization layer in TensorFlow In this post, I’m not going to explain the math behind what batch normalization does and why it could help if we apply batch-normalization in our deep networks.
For a quick look of what batch normalization is, check this post.