Orellana GA, Buedo HD, Canel GD, Fuentes GJE

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ABSTRACT

Neuroscience is a field of science that studies the nervous system from neural functioning to behavior and how its different elements interact. The Cuban Neuroscience Centre is the main neuroscience research institution in the country, where different problems associated with the launch and management of neuroscience dataset processing queues has been identified. The processing of its databases is carried out manually on their HPC (High Performance Computer) servers due to technological and financial difficulties in accessing the services offered by international platforms, so researchers are forced to program instructions on the console to execute processing and analysis tasks. The aim of this research was to develop a tool that automates the queue management process and neurodata processing tasks for the BrainSSys platform. Python was used as programming language, PyQt5 and Sublime Text 3 as framework and code editor respectively. The result is a tool that automates the management of processing queues on the BrainSSys platform. The tests carried out determined the acceptance and functional evaluation of the tool, being in both cases of great value for the quality of the proposed solution.

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