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Use R version 3.5.1 as a minimum

First time install, build, and run

On MacOS assuming R (>=3.5.0) is already installed

  • Build straight from repo using: ./run_Build_from_scratch.sh
  • Run the example: ./run_example1_non_interactive.sh
  • To run the example interactively: Cut and paste the following into an R session (started with command R, ended with CTRL D)

On OzSTAR assuming R 3.5.1 is available as a module

  • module load r/3.5.1
  • From R run install.packages("devtools") and say you want a private library when it asks
  • From R run install.packages("BiocManager")
  • From R run BiocManager::install("EBImage")
  • ./run_Build_from_scratch.sh
  • ./run_example1_non_interactive.sh

On Windows using R version 3.6.x:

From R session (or from RStudio console) -

  • install.packages("devtools")
  • install.packages("provis")
  • install.packages("akima")
  • install.packages("imager")
  • install.packages("BiocManager")
  • BiocManager::install("EBIMage")
  • library(devtools)
  • install_github("asgr/magicaxis")
  • install_github("asgr/Profound")

To run an example:

library(ProFound)
image=readFITS(system.file("extdata", 'VIKING/mystery_VIKING_Z.fits', package="ProFound"))
profound=profoundProFound(image, skycut=1.5, magzero=30, verbose=TRUE, plot=TRUE)

Building from cloned repo

Something like this (not sure of the minimum steps):

On MacOS assuming RStudio is already installed

  1. Launch RStudio
  2. Use File/Open Project... and navigate to the "ProFound" sub directory of the repo clone
  3. If required, "Build/Configure Build Tools..." and under "Build Tools" select "Package" for "Project build tools" ...
  4. Select "Use devtools package if available" and OK
  5. To build select "Build/Clean and Rebuild"

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