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atmos:citation:research:using_the_particle_by_particle_viewer_pbp_viewer.py [2024/08/21 18:36] klinmanatmos:citation:research:using_the_particle_by_particle_viewer_pbp_viewer.py [2024/08/23 15:29] (current) klinman
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   * All the categories automatically start out with a value of -1. -1 means the particle is uncategorized. If you click "add" the value goes up 1 to a 0. 0 means that the particle is false for that category. Count up one more to 1, and 1 means that the particle is true for that category. All these values are shown on the right hand side of the box. "remove" counts down.     * All the categories automatically start out with a value of -1. -1 means the particle is uncategorized. If you click "add" the value goes up 1 to a 0. 0 means that the particle is false for that category. Count up one more to 1, and 1 means that the particle is true for that category. All these values are shown on the right hand side of the box. "remove" counts down.  
   * When you toggle the bindings (with the "Toggle Bindings" button), the entry boxes containing the categories are disabled, and "1, 2, 3, 4, 5" and  "q, w, e, r, t" are binded respectively to the first through fifth row. Using "1 , 2, 3, 4, 5" counts up, and "q, w, e, r, t" count down.   * When you toggle the bindings (with the "Toggle Bindings" button), the entry boxes containing the categories are disabled, and "1, 2, 3, 4, 5" and  "q, w, e, r, t" are binded respectively to the first through fifth row. Using "1 , 2, 3, 4, 5" counts up, and "q, w, e, r, t" count down.
 +  * HOW THE DATA IS SAVED.
 +      * Once the particle is categorized to your satisfaction, click on the forward or back (or use the right and left arrow keys if toggled on) arrow at the bottom of the PBP_Viewer window, and the particle categorization will be saved. 
  
  
  
 +Troubleshooting section?
 +A note to include when finishing this guide. Should just work on linux. windows has issue with opening files as r+ which allows edits to made to the file which is what happens with the sorter. Making a copy of the file and running the program with the copy seemed to fix that issue. Looked like both the original and copy files had write permissions so im not sure what exactly the problem was.
  
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