From bb04462294ec45b2bd41398ef1aae663a0df703d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Ted Zhang <tedz@andrew.cmu.edu>
Date: Tue, 16 Mar 2021 10:00:16 -0400
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-CellOrganizer
--------------
-
-For generating 3D images, using a computer with at least 2 GB of memory is recommended.
-
-I. Installation
----------------
-To install CellOrganizer
-
-(1) Download the latest distribution from
-
-http://www.cellOrganizer.org
-
-or
-
-http://murphylab.web.cmu.edu/software/CellOrganizer
-
-(2) Unzip the distribution into a folder of your choice
-
-(3) Start Matlab and change the default directory to the folder chosen above
-
-II. Using CellOrganizer via the Graphical User Interface
-
-Enter "startup" at the Matlab command prompt
-
-III. Using CellOrganizer from the Matlab command line
-
-Enter "startup" at the Matlab command prompt to add the relevant paths.  The main CellOrganizer commands are
-
-> img2slml
-
-which trains a model from a set of images
-
-and
-
-> slml2img
-
-which synthesizes one or more image(s) from a trained model.
-
-IV. Examples using the Matlab command line
-
-There are a numbers of demo files that illustrate how to use CellOrganizer from the command line.  Type
-
-> demoinfo
-
-to get a listing of available demos.
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-# cellorganizer
+CellOrganizer
+-------------
+
+For generating 3D images, using a computer with at least 2 GB of memory is recommended.
+
+I. Installation
+---------------
+To install CellOrganizer
+
+(1) Download the latest distribution from
+
+http://www.cellOrganizer.org
+
+or
+
+http://murphylab.web.cmu.edu/software/CellOrganizer
+
+(2) Unzip the distribution into a folder of your choice
+
+(3) Start Matlab and change the default directory to the folder chosen above
+
+II. Using CellOrganizer via the Graphical User Interface
+
+Enter "startup" at the Matlab command prompt
+
+III. Using CellOrganizer from the Matlab command line
+
+Enter "startup" at the Matlab command prompt to add the relevant paths.  The main CellOrganizer commands are
+
+> img2slml
+
+which trains a model from a set of images
+
+and
+
+> slml2img
+
+which synthesizes one or more image(s) from a trained model.
+
+IV. Examples using the Matlab command line
+
+There are a numbers of demo files that illustrate how to use CellOrganizer from the command line.  Type
+
+> demoinfo
+
+to get a listing of available demos.