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GSL-free version of fff (fff is a silly name that could temporarily stand for |
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"Fast and Furious fMRI" until we pick up another name). |
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List bzr branch in README. |
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Bzr branch: https://code.launchpad.net/~nipy-developers/nipy/fff2 |
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Modified README |
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This fff version can be distributed under the terms of the BSD license. This |
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will soon become the main development branch for fff (currently versioned on |
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scipy.org) and, possibly quite soon, be integrated into nipy's trunk. |
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Please note that the package is temporarily named "fff2" for fff users to be |
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able to run both versions for a while. From python, you will have to: |
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import fff2 |
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DIRECTORIES |
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doc/ : documentation. See INSTALL.txt for installation instruction |
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core/ : fff pure C library (GSL-free, optionally links with LAPACK) |
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python/ : root of the fff Python package |
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matlab/ : Matlab(tm) bindings |
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examples/ : example scripts to get inspired |
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tools/ : devel tools |
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