I agree. We have out hands full writing unit/system tests, developing new
algorithms and tracking down bugs. We try to keep the docs up to date,
but it's pretty hard to do. If people were willing to contribute short
pieces of documentation for different tools that they are familiar with,
we can
That's a great idea. I know that would have been helpful for me when
doing my first run-through.
Eliezer
On Aug 14, 2008, at 7:00 AM, Pádraig Kitterick wrote:
I think at least part (1) of Eliezer's list is possible with the
existing content on the FS wiki. Specifically, now that the wiki is
I think at least part (1) of Eliezer's list is possible with the
existing content on the FS wiki. Specifically, now that the wiki is
using MoinMoin v1.6 it is possible to export pages as latex (see
http://moinmo.in/FormatterMarket for the formatter plugin) which would
be a very fast way to put
Eliezer,
Thank you for the input. We'd like to automate the generation of
documentation when we can get some work-cycles to do so. I agree the
wiki can be a bit of a hunting expedition to get information (but isn't
that half the fun :).
About a year ago, we started using Doxygen-style commentin
Well, I'm no editor, but in my mind a comprehensive manual would
contain the following:
1) installation instructions
2) a walkthrough for the test dataset
3) descriptions for each program:
a) a summary of each program
b) acceptable program input
c) a description of the o
Hi Eliezer,
we had a manual some years ago, but found the wiki was much easier to
keep current. What form would the manual take? A list of commands and
usages?
cheers,
Bruce
On Wed, 13 Aug 2008, Eliezer Kanal wrote:
Hello folks -
I recently downloaded freesurfer and am slowly becoming more
If you are just getting started, this is the best place.
http://surfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/fswiki/RecommendedReconstruction
Once you have the basics the wiki is much more manageable. I think
manual is at the bottom of the list because functionality is at the top.
Anthony
Eliezer Kanal wrote:
Hi Eliezer
We changed the search system couple of months back but sometimes the
search takes a bit of time, yes. Could you give me an example query
you gave, the page you expected and what the search results turned out
to be?
Also, use the "Text" search function rather than Title search bec
Just to emphasize the point, while the wiki (and the tutorials within
it) are good for getting started, its proving (for me, at least) to be
very poor as a reference. The wiki search functionality is not so hot.
If such a manual doesn't exist, are there plans for one? Thanks -
Eliezer Kanal
I think the manual is spread among the wiki pages.
However I think to start up the best way is using the tutorials:
http://surfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/fswiki/Tutorials
Pedro Paulo Jr
2008/8/13 Eliezer Kanal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hello folks -
>
> I recently downloaded freesurfer and am slowly be
Hello,
I would definitely be interested as well if such a thing exists, thanks!!!
Jake
On 8/13/08 12:13 PM, "Eliezer Kanal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello folks -
>
> I recently downloaded freesurfer and am slowly becoming more familiar
> with it. However, having to search through the my
Hello folks -
I recently downloaded freesurfer and am slowly becoming more familiar
with it. However, having to search through the myriad of pages on the
wiki every time I have a question is very cumbersome, and more often
than not, fruitless. Is there a downloadable manual available
anyw
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