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This looks neat, but is the method open? Is there a command line version? I'd argue that while open source is a desirable feature in most software, it's a nece
by vsbuffalo 12y ago
This looks neat, but is the method open? Is there a command line version?
I'd argue that while open source is a desirable feature in most software, it's a necessary feature in scientific software. When our results depend on running through software, that software can't be a proprietary, closed-source black box.
- nkrumm 12y agoWe're working on polishing a command-line version of the tool, amongst other features. But we'd love to get in touch with users/researchers looking to run some large scale projects (our intent is to have an open, free-for-academic-use product).