UDiscoverIt Viz - Visualizer for Materials Discovery
Modified 03/05/2015
Version 1.0.0.0

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== MAIN CONTRIBUTORS ==  

Ronan Le Bras (Cornell University Dept. of Computer Science) lebras@cs.cornell.edu
Richard Bernstein (Cornell University Dept. of Computer Science) rab38@cornell.edu

== CITATION ==

This work accompanies the following publication:

Le Bras, R., Bernstein, R., Gregoire, J. M., Suram, S. K., Gomes, C. P., Selman, B., & van Dover, R. B. (2014). 
    A Computational Challenge Problem in Materials Discovery: Synthetic Problem Generator and Real-World Datasets. 
    In Twenty-Eighth International Conference on Artificial Intelligence (AAAI'14).
    
Please cite this or related works as appropriate in follow-up publications.

== RUNNING UDiscoverIt Viz ==

1) Unzip 'UDiscoverItViz.zip'
2) Double-click on 'UDiscoverItViz.exe'

== EXAMPLE ==

1) To open an instance, click 'File > Open' and select the instance file (e.g. 'synthinst1_t0_n5_p100_s1_inst.txt')
2) To open a solution, click 'File > Load Solution' and select the solution file (e.g. 'synthinst1_t0_n5_p100_s1_sol.txt')

NB: Click on a sample to see its corresponding X-ray diffraction pattern. 
Hold CTRL and click on a sample to make it the start point of the selection (slice), 
or hold CTRL+SHFT to make it the end point of the selection.