This repository contains the Matlab examples for the lectures on Medical Images, for the M.Sc. On Cancer Imaging at the University of Hull.
Git is a great tool to help you have always the latest version without much fuzz. In addition, you may submit comments, isssues and requests without the hassle of emails. Moreover if you deside to contribute your own code you can do it in a transparent, trackable way and be available to everybody immediately.
This is a public repository (you might regard it as a shared folder). You can access it freely but you will need an application to do that. Lucky for you there are hundreds free out there.
A small list would include:
- https://mva.microsoft.com/en-us/training-courses/github-for-windows-users-16749?l=KTNeW39wC_6006218965
- https://guides.github.com/activities/hello-world/
- https://readwrite.com/2013/09/30/understanding-github-a-journey-for-beginners-part-1/
Essentially the only thing you have to do, after you download one of the aforementioned applications is to select "open new repository" (located somewhere in their options) and paste the link of this repository git@github.com:NikEfth/literate-waffle.git or https://github.com/NikEfth/literate-waffle.git. Both link to the same location.
Then press clone which is the equivalent of "sync" and a folder in your system will contain the same, up-to-date, files as mine.
Alternatively you have the option to download the most recent version in a compressed format. That will work, but you will not be able to sync, so you'll have to redownload on every update.
For more information, please look at the wiki page. As all this is new the content is under construction.
Finaly, if you create a github account (is up to you) and you press the watch icon (near the top of the page) whenever I upload new files or make correction a notification will arrive to your email. In addition, you will get to submit issues and requests.
That would be all, Good Luck, Nikos