This is my personal blog space where I keep track of what I'm learning as I prepare for my PhD in Computational Biology. It's still a work in progress, to help me document and keep track of my own work and journey. In short, a series of analysis and personal lessons as I use machine learning approaches to make sense of "big" OMIC data. The blog is hosted at this link: https://larysha.github.io/rish-blogs/
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