June 2026 - Galaxy-NLP - lists.galaxyproject.org

Sharing Useful NLP Workflows and Tutorials for New Galaxy Users
by Helen Grace 10 Sep '26

10 Sep '26

Hello everyone, I am interested in learning more about NLP workflows within Galaxy and would love to hear what resources the community recommends. Are there any tutorials, example datasets, or beginner-friendly workflows that you found particularly useful when getting started? It would also be interesting to learn which NLP tasks are most commonly performed in Galaxy, such as text classification, named entity recognition, or information extraction. Sharing experiences and best practices could help new users become productive more quickly. Thank you! https://sprunki-retake.io/

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30 Jun '26

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What NLP Task Took You the Longest to Automate?
by Helen Grace 01 Jun '26

01 Jun '26

Hello everyone! I’m curious about the NLP workflows people are currently building with Galaxy and related tools. In my experience, tasks that look straightforward on paper often become surprisingly difficult when moving toward automation. Data cleaning, entity normalization, document classification, and extracting structured information from large collections of text can all introduce unexpected challenges. For those working with NLP pipelines, what task took you the longest to automate successfully? Was the bottleneck related to data quality, model performance, workflow integration, evaluation, or something else entirely? I would be interested in hearing about both research and real-world projects. Sometimes the most valuable lessons come from problems that did not go as planned. Looking forward to learning from the community's experiences. Thanks! https://wackygame.org/

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