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== Starters guide ==
If you want a plunge-freeze immersion in ''Dynamo'' from scratch , you can start by following the [[Starters guide| starters guide]]. This is a short hands-on complete walkthrough through the main functionalities in ''Dynamo'': [[Viewing tomograms|viewing]] and [[Catalogue|organizing]] tomograms, [[Particle extraction|extracting particles]], [[Subtomogram alignment|aligning]], averaging and [[Classification|classifying]] subtomograms, and [[Adaptive bandpass filtering|avoiding overfitting]].
If you want a plunge-freeze immersion in ''Dynamo'' from scratch , you can start by following the [[Starters guide| starters guide]]. This is a short hands-on complete walkthrough through the main functionalities in ''Dynamo'': [[Viewing tomograms|viewing]] and [[Catalogue|organizing]] tomograms, [[Particle extraction|extracting particles]], [[Subtomogram alignment|aligning]], averaging and [[Classification|classifying]] subtomograms, and [[Adaptive bandpass filtering|avoiding overfitting]].


Otherwise you may take a look on the diverse ways of [[Getting help]] in ''Dynamo'', or look on the tutorials defined for specific tasks.
== Tutorials ==
 
There are several [[pdf tutorials|tutorials] defined for specific tasks. Some of of them address basic aspects:
 
* This tutorial walks you through the creation of an alignment project with synthetic subtomograms (skipping the particle creation part)
* This tutorial shows you some basic formats (as tables and data) and teaches you basic manipulations.
 
== Tutorials ==
Otherwise you may take a look on the diverse ways of [[Getting help]] in ''Dynamo''.

Revision as of 15:23, 28 April 2016

Starters guide

If you want a plunge-freeze immersion in Dynamo from scratch , you can start by following the starters guide. This is a short hands-on complete walkthrough through the main functionalities in Dynamo: viewing and organizing tomograms, extracting particles, aligning, averaging and classifying subtomograms, and avoiding overfitting.

Tutorials

There are several [[pdf tutorials|tutorials] defined for specific tasks. Some of of them address basic aspects:

  • This tutorial walks you through the creation of an alignment project with synthetic subtomograms (skipping the particle creation part)
  • This tutorial shows you some basic formats (as tables and data) and teaches you basic manipulations.

Tutorials

Otherwise you may take a look on the diverse ways of Getting help in Dynamo.