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By Wednesday, you should have EMAN2 installed and running. SPARX is part of the same installation package. To make sure it runs properly, at a prompt type
 . ''sparx''
and ipython interpreter should appear. Should that fail, please change ''sparx'' script to executable by typing
 . chmod +x ~/EMAN2/bin/sparx
Gentle introduction to sparx session is found at
 . http://sparx-em.org/sparxwiki/HowToUseSparx

== MPI installation ==
SPARX extensively uses MPI parallelization. While many commands exists in both single and multiple CPU versions, non-parallel versions are maintained mainly for educational purposes and often are not most versions of the code. Therefore, it is recommended to run MPI versions even on low-end workstations. MPI might be preinstalled on many systems (for example, it is built in on Mac workstations), so MPI installation is separate from installation of EMAN2/SPARX. To do the installation, follow instructions in
 . http://sparx-em.org/sparxwiki/MPI-installation
On clusters, usage of MPI requires turning off cache option of bdb file format. This can be done either during installation of EMAN2 (see http://sparx-em.org/sparxwiki/Installer), or by setting flag
 . CACHE_DISABLE = True
in file ~/EMAN2/lib/global.def

== codimPCA tutorial ==
We will follow detailed instructions given in:
 . http://sparx-em.org/sparxwiki/codim

SPARX Tutorial Session

Wed. Afternoon

By Wednesday, you should have EMAN2 installed and running. SPARX is part of the same installation package. To make sure it runs properly, at a prompt type

  • sparx

and ipython interpreter should appear. Should that fail, please change sparx script to executable by typing

  • chmod +x ~/EMAN2/bin/sparx

Gentle introduction to sparx session is found at

MPI installation

SPARX extensively uses MPI parallelization. While many commands exists in both single and multiple CPU versions, non-parallel versions are maintained mainly for educational purposes and often are not most versions of the code. Therefore, it is recommended to run MPI versions even on low-end workstations. MPI might be preinstalled on many systems (for example, it is built in on Mac workstations), so MPI installation is separate from installation of EMAN2/SPARX. To do the installation, follow instructions in

On clusters, usage of MPI requires turning off cache option of bdb file format. This can be done either during installation of EMAN2 (see http://sparx-em.org/sparxwiki/Installer), or by setting flag

  • CACHE_DISABLE = True

in file ~/EMAN2/lib/global.def

codimPCA tutorial

We will follow detailed instructions given in:

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