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Lynch, Vickie authored
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WHITFIELDRE email authored
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Dimitar Tasev authored
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David Fairbrother authored
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David Fairbrother authored
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WHITFIELDRE email authored
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WHITFIELDRE email authored
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WHITFIELDRE email authored
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Jan Burle authored
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Lynch, Vickie authored
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- Oct 05, 2015
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Campbell, Stuart authored
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- Apr 17, 2015
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Savici, Andrei T. authored
Got tired of Pychop warnings. Skipped those files. It is going to be reimplemented anyway.
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Savici, Andrei T. authored
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- Mar 25, 2015
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Lynch, Vickie authored
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Savici, Andrei T. authored
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Savici, Andrei T. authored
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Savici, Andrei T. authored
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Peterson, Peter authored
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Lynch, Vickie authored
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- May 30, 2014
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Lynch, Vickie authored
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- Dec 09, 2013
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Peterson, Peter authored
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Peterson, Peter authored
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- Dec 05, 2013
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Peterson, Peter authored
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Peterson, Peter authored
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Peterson, Peter authored
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Peterson, Peter authored
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Peterson, Peter authored
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- Oct 25, 2013
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Vickie Lynch authored
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Peterson, Peter authored
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- Jan 26, 2013
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Dennis Mikkelson authored
These scripts use Mantid, but are intended to be run separately. In particular, the ReduceSCD_Parallel.py script includes a simple mechanism for reducing multiple runs in parallel, by launching separate command line processes for each run. Each of these process is an instance of ReduceOneSCD_Run.py. The same .config file can be used for reducing one run at a time with ReduceOneSCD_Run.py and for reducing multiple runs in parallel with ReduceSCD_Parallel.py. ReduceSCD.config is a sample configuration file. It will have to be edited to place the output files in the correct directory and to reduce different runs with different control parameters. The python files and .config file are heavily documented, so their use should be clear. Typically, users should copy these files to their home directories and customize them as needed. refs #6397
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