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This article introduces Hnuble-Pipeline, an automated analysis pipeline built for hantavirus research. The system achieves continuous automated processing of viral genome data through the collaboration of 11 workflows and 20 AI agents, providing an efficient technical infrastructure for infectious disease research and epidemic surveillance.
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This article introduces Hnuble-Pipeline, an automated analysis pipeline built for hantavirus research. The system achieves 24/7 continuous automated processing of viral genome data through the collaboration of 11 workflows and 20 AI agents, providing an efficient technical infrastructure for infectious disease research and epidemic surveillance.
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Hantavirus is an important zoonotic pathogen threatening public health. Sequencing technology generates massive data, but traditional manual analysis is inefficient and error-prone, failing to meet real-time surveillance needs. Thus, automated pipelines have become an inevitable choice.
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The system is decomposed into 11 independent workflows (W0-W10): W0 handles data reception and preprocessing; W1-W5 perform core genome analysis (alignment, variant detection, etc.); W6-W10 conduct advanced analysis and report generation. The loosely coupled workflows facilitate expansion and maintenance.
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20 AI agents are assigned to tasks like quality assessment and variant annotation, collaborating via communication protocols. Key nodes require human confirmation to achieve human-AI collaboration, balancing AI efficiency with human judgment.
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Through automated data ingestion, fault tolerance and recovery (automatic retries/graceful degradation), resource scheduling, and monitoring alerts, the system ensures continuous availability to meet real-time infectious disease surveillance needs.
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At the basic research level, it tracks viral mutations; at the public health level, it supports epidemic surveillance; at the methodological level, it demonstrates AI's application potential in scientific research and lowers analysis thresholds.
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Suggestions include expanding to multi-pathogen analysis, building collaborative networks, and deepening human-AI collaboration to promote more intelligent and efficient infectious disease prevention and control.
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