Growth Curve Analysis Tool developed at Great Lake Bioenergy Research Center - Wisconsin Energy Institute
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Yury V Bukhman 30e0658245
Cosmetic change to web page: "heat map" instead of "heatmap"
9 years ago
R/GCAT Fixed #11: validation of heat map ranges 9 years ago
Rails Cosmetic change to web page: "heat map" instead of "heatmap" 9 years ago
Testing Added Testing/github_issue_files and files for GitHub issues therein. 9 years ago
.gitignore Set up RStudio project using a Git repository. 9 years ago
GCAT_users_manual.odt Fixed #11: validation of heat map ranges 9 years ago
README.txt Updated master to SVN trunk revision 572 9 years ago
Release_Notes.odt Fixed #11: validation of heat map ranges 9 years ago

README.txt

===What's in this package===

R - R code. Sub-folder GCAT contains the GCAT package
Rails - Rails code
Testing - testing code, data and documents, outside of any regression tests that may be incorporated directly into R packages or Rails applications

===Getting started===
First you will need to install Ruby and Ruby on Rails. I suggest using RVM to
install them. Documentation for RVM can be found at: http://rvm.io.

You will need:
Ruby version 1.9.3p194 and Rails 3.2.15
R version between 3.0.2 and 3.2.0.

The R package is in subfolder R. To install, do the following:
Open a terminal in the R folder
$ sudo R CMD REMOVE GCAT # do this if an older version of GCAT has been installed
$ sudo R CMD INSTALL GCAT

The rails application is in subfolder Rails. It runs under Rails 3.2.15. To run it locally using the default Rails WEBrick web server do the following:
Open a terminal in the Rails folder
$ bundle install
$ rails s
Open http://0.0.0.0:3000 in a web browser