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veanu is a Python package designed for developers working in the life sciences and healthcare sectors. It provides access to a variety of tools and workflows, allowing users to quickly build, validate, and deploy data-driven applications.
- Lasa: A tool for phonetic comparison of novel drug names with authorized ones from different locations.
- FraudCrawler: A data ingestion and transformation pipeline for real-world healthcare data.
- SpoCK: A tool to search public websites for spotting adverse drug reactions
- DrugSafetyCompare: A tool to search for published drug labels and compare their safety profiles. See in action
To install veanu, use the following command:
pip install veanuAlternatively, you can install veanu from source:
git clone https://github.com/open-veanu/veanu.git
cd veanu
poetry install
poetry shellTBD
cd veanu/lasa
poetry install
poetry shell
python -m veanu.tools.tici.launch_demo_pipelinepython veanu/fraudcrawler/launch_demo_app.pypython -m veanu.fraudcrawler.launch_demo_pipelineDrugSafetyCompare is a tool designed to help users search for drugs, retrieve product information from Germany and Switzerland, extract adverse events, and compare side effects using SOC (System Organ Class) classification. Leveraging OpenAI's GPT-4 and interactive visualization tools, DrugSafetyCompare provides a comprehensive overview of drug safety profiles.
To lauch the demo app do the following:
poetry install
poetry shell
python veanu/tools/drugsafetycompare/launch_demo_app_count.pyOr simply launch the starter-script:
veanu_drugsafetycompare_app
poetry install
poetry shell
python -m veanu.drugsafetycompare.launch_demo_pipelinepython veanu/spock/launch_demo_app.pypython -m veanu.spock.launch_demo_pipelineTo run all tests with a covarage report run:
pytest --cov-report=html tests/tests-*/* -sWe welcome contributions from the community! Please read the CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines on how to get started.
We strive to create a welcoming environment for everyone. Please read our Code of Conduct for more details.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
For any issues or feature requests, please use the GitHub Issues page.
We thank all contributors and the broader open-source community for their support and feedback.