Project-ModelPolisher: GSoC 2019

Greetings! Yesterday, the community bonding period was completed. I feel excited and overwhelmed as I enter the coding period, though I am sure GSoC 2019 will prove to be a great opportunity in learning various technologies and contributing towards my first open-source project. During the community bonding period, I had two meetings with the mentors, specifically in 17th and 26th May. The first meeting proceeded with our personal introductions and a small discussion about how and why the project was initially developed. This GSoC project will not only improve the ModelPolisher but provide inter-cultural work experience to the student and the mentors. Also, the following guidelines will be followed in this project: Use of GitHub Project tool for maintaining project workflow abstractly. Open a branch develop  from current master . All the features and bug fixes will be added to this  develop  branch. After completion of a group of bug fixes or features,  develop  can be merg

Hello readers! I am a CSE student at Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee. I have recently been selected as a student in GSoC 2019 under the open source organization    National Resource for Network Biology  (NRNB). I will be working on the project - " Extending ModelPolisher to a universal annotation tool ". I am really thankful to Google and NRNB for accepting my proposal and especially to my mentors  Jun.-Prof. Dr Andreas Dräger, Dr Matthias König, Thomas Jakob Zajac who also helped me prepare the proposal. I look forward to learning extensively this summers. This blog series is dedicated to sharing my progress in the project throughout the GSoC period. As I will be working on ModelPolisher tool , here is a brief introduction of ModelPolisher and my project: ModelPolisher is a tool which accesses BiGG Models Knowledgebase to annotate and autocomplete SBML models. My project aims towards extending ModelPolisher annotation capabilities for models lacking BiGG I