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Creating Docs folder and improving README. #131

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@cjrolo cjrolo commented Nov 11, 2024

This PR adds proper DOCs and improves the README based on feedback.

  • This PR includes a proper README file.
  • Added README to subprojects (WAVBRRO and VSRI)
  • DOCs
  • New Demo that output to HTML (No longer needed Octave/Matlab)
  • CSVs docs and demos that support CSV

5. Run it

```bash
atsc -csv <input-file>
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This should probably be: cargo run --release -- -csv <input-file>
Or otherwise have a prereq step that copies target/release/atsc to atsc

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Great catch!

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Is the diff confusing me or was this not addressed?

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I addressed it in the README.md not on this file -_-.

I need to do a release, I'll fix it there.

added iowait.csv
fixed getting-started.md
@cjrolo cjrolo marked this pull request as ready for review November 14, 2024 19:11
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LGTM! I left some nits, but everything looks fine.

@@ -36,11 +66,11 @@ Internally ATSC uses the following methods for time series fitting:
* Interpolation - Catmull-Rom
* Interpolation - Inverse Distance Weight

For a more detailed insight into ATSC read the paper here: [ATSC - A novel approach to time-series compression](https://some.url.com)
For a more detailed insight into ATSC read the paper here: [ATSC - A novel approach to time-series compression](https://github.com/instaclustr/atsc/tree/main/paper/ATCS-AdvancedTimeSeriesCompressor.pdf)
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It seems that the PDF is not available for now

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Good catch!

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Ok, it will be valid once we merge. It is pointing to main branch.

Comment on lines 50 to 58
array_data=$(echo $file_content | grep -oP '\[.*?\]')
js_array="const idwData = $array_data;"
echo "$js_array" >> $htmlfile

file_content=$(<tmp_poly.txt)
array_data=$(echo $file_content | grep -oP '\[.*?\]')
js_array="const polyData = $array_data;"
echo "$js_array" >> $htmlfile
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It seems that file_content indentations can be adjusted here

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Done

Comment on lines 50 to 58
file_content=$(<tmp_idw.txt)
array_data=$(echo $file_content | grep -oP '\[.*?\]')
js_array="const idwData = $array_data;"
echo "$js_array" >> $htmlfile

file_content=$(<tmp_poly.txt)
array_data=$(echo $file_content | grep -oP '\[.*?\]')
js_array="const polyData = $array_data;"
echo "$js_array" >> $htmlfile
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It seems that file_content indentations can be adjusted here also

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Done

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LGTM!

@cjrolo cjrolo merged commit d62b493 into main Nov 18, 2024
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@cjrolo cjrolo deleted the issue-101-docs branch November 18, 2024 09:44
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