Sentence examples for workflow sharing from inspiring English sources

Publishing workflows in repositories enables workflow sharing inside and/or among scientific communities.

Image sharing leads to the next service level, which is imaging-related workflow sharing.

The solution is to create workflow interoperability solutions to allow workflow sharing.

Formal definitions for atomic workflows have been formulated to facilitate their understanding and reuse by addressing challenges in workflow sharing.

However, there remain challenges in achieving widespread workflow sharing as different workflow repositories may choose different approaches to describe workflows leading to problems in sharing workflows across repositories.

The existence and flexibility of such repositories enables workflow sharing to wider scientific communities thereby facilitating development of meta-workflows to achieve modelling complex scientific problems via workflows.

We are confident that our methodology can be applied to a wide range of bioinformatics workflows sharing similar characteristics with our use case study.

They allow data reproducibility and workflows sharing.

The creation of meta-workflow includes importing these sub-workflows shared via SHIWA Repository and configuring the required parameters such as the DCI where the workflow is intended to be processed, the executable and the data to be processed by the workflow.

Through the graphical portal interfaces derived from SCI-BUS, various custom workflow development, sharing, executing and interoperability scenarios can be supported.

This approach, therefore, offers more flexibility to a workflow developer in creating atomic workflows for sharing across different scientific disciplines without making the process cumbersome for the end user.