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 Get 80% of all standard (biomedical) data science analyses done semi-automated with 20% of the effort, by leveraging [Snakemake's](https://snakemake.github.io/) module functionality to use and combine pre-existing workflows into arbitrarily complex analyses.
 
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+> If you use **MR.PARETO**, please don't forget to give credit to the authors by citing this original repository and the respective **Modules** and **Recipes**.
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 # ⏳ TL;DR - More Time for Science!
 > _"Programming is about trying to make the future less painful. It’s about making things easier for our teammates."_ from _The Pragmatic Programmer_ by Andy Hunt & Dave Thomas
 - **Why**: Time is the most precious resource. By taking care of efficiency (i.e., maximum output with limited resources) scientists can re-distribute their time to focus on effectiveness (i.e., the biggest impact possible).
 - **How**: Leverage the latest developments in workflow management to (re-)use and combine independent computational modules into arbitrarily complex analyses in combination with modern innovation methods (e.g., fast prototyping, design thinking, and agile concepts).
 - **What**: Independent computational **Modules** implemented as Snakemake workflows, encoding best practices and standard approaches, are used to scale, automate, and parallelize analyses. Snakemake's module functionality enables arbitrarily complex combinations of pre-existing modules for any **Project**. **Recipes** combine modules into the most conceivable standard analyses, thereby accelerating projects to the point of the unknown. 
 
-Altogether this enables complex, portable, transparent, reproducible, and documented analyses of biomedical data at scale.
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+> Altogether this enables complex, portable, transparent, reproducible, and documented analyses of biomedical data at scale.
 
 # 🧩 Modules
 > _"Is it functional, multifunctional, durable, well-fitted, simple, easy to maintain, and thoroughly tested? Does it provide added value, and doesn't cause unnecessary harm? Can it be simpler? Is it an innovation?"_ - Patagonia Design Principles