Please refer to the readme helper.md
file in the repository for instructions and tips to guide you in the rating process.
I created a resampled version of the dataset to avoid long processing times and this data can be found in /Spine_data/Data_processed/ASL_ISO/dataset-ctfu-latest
I recomment to download this to your local machine to improve data loading efficiency and avoid permission errors in some setups.
to run this project, you would need to download and install anaconda / miniconda
- download and install miniconda / anaconda:https://docs.conda.io/projects/conda/en/latest/user-guide/install/macos.html
make sure you perform these steps by running in zsh as a default shell:
chsh -s /bin/zsh
and restart your terminal after the installation of miniconda. - clone the repository using the comman
git clone https://github.com/malekosh/FX-Grader.git
if git is not installed, type inbrew install git
- navigate to the main repository directory (where the .ipynb and .yml files are) via command line
- install conda environment by typing
conda env create -f environment.yml
- activate the virtual environment by typing (You need to perform this step everytime before opening a new session)
conda activate grader_followup
or
source activate grader_followup
- run jupyter-lab by typing
jupyter-lab
in the command line and make sure that you are in the project directory - enjoy the supreme grading experience :D
if the command line does not recognize the conda command, then try activating the base environment at the beginning by typing
source activate base
- download and install anaconda: https://docs.anaconda.com/anaconda/install/windows/
- from your anaconda home, open CMD.exe Prompt as shown in the figure below:
- Navigate to the project directory by typing:
cd path\to\project
In the following figure I navigate to my project which can be found in the Documents folder, inside FX-Grader-Followup\FX-Grader-Followup:
- Install the project's evironment by typing (make sure you end up in the main directory of the repository)
conda env create -f environment.yml
This would take some time
- verify that the new environment has been installed and switch to that environment from the anaconda navigator. You should find an entry called grader_followup in the envronment tab. Once you see it, click on it to activate it.
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Go back to the home tab of the anaconda navigator and start jupyter lab.
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Navigate to you project via the folder manager on the left side:
From experience I found that the default white background of jupyter can become exhasting on the eyes, so I recommend to switch to the dark theme by pressing on the settings tab at the top left as follows:
Finally, to ensure you make the most of your screen's width, I recommend to hide the folder navigator on the left side by pressing ctrl+b. The same command can be used to show it back again.