Swate QuickStart

DataPLANT provides the tool Swate to support you in data annotation. In this guide, we want to introduce you to basic functionalities of SWATE which you can use to on add metadata to your studies and assays.

💡 Consider reading about Swate

💡 We assume that you already created an ARC that contains one or more studies and assays. If not consider watching the ARCitect Quickstart Videos first.

In this video we are going to briefly talk about how you can get your hands on SWATE:

In this video we will learn how to add an annotation table to an existing assay or study using SWATE:

In this video we will learn how to add content to our table using SWATE:

In this video we will learn how to copy and update column contents:

In this video we will learn how to use the update columns functionality to create sample names:

In this video we will learn how to use the update columns functionality to update sample names to quickly generate new names:

In this video we are going to learn how we can apply the annotation principles to describe parameters of an assay:

In this video we are going to learn how to add Unit columns:

In this video we will briefly talk about the hidden columns in your annotation table:

In this video we will learn how we can add building blocks when no matching term is retrieved by the term search:

In this video we are going to learn how we can use the term search for cell values:

In this video we will learn how one can use predefined templates to speed up the process of annotation table creation:

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