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--- usage:data_import [2019/11/11 16:54] – pseudomoaner
+++ usage:data_import [2022/09/05 23:03] (current) – pseudomoaner
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 ===== Starting FAST =====
-FAST is initialised differently depending on the version installed. For the stand-alone version, simply double click the FAST.exe icon. If, on the other hand, you are using the native Matlab version, you can start it by typing:
+Initialisation depends upon the version of FAST installed. For the stand-alone version, simply double click the FAST.exe icon. Alternatively, if you are using the native Matlab version, you can start it by typing:
   >> homePanel
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 {{ :usage:homepanel.png?800 |}}
-At the moment, all of the modules are inaccessible. As you progress through the processing stages, each module will become available sequentially. To begin, we need to choose a dataset.
+To begin with, all of the modules are inaccessible. As you progress through the processing stages, each module will become available sequentially. To begin, we need to choose a dataset.
 ===== Choosing a dataset =====
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 <note tip>
-Upsampling is most useful when your objects are small relative to the pixel size. It is usually worth considering if your objects are smaller than ~100 pixels in area.
+Upsampling is most useful when your objects are small relative to the pixel size. It is usually worth considering if the objects you wish to detect are less than ~15 pixels in width, and is almost essential for accurate segmentation if your objects are less than ~7 pixels in width.
 </note>
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 ===== Video demonstration =====
+{{ youtube>9KCBdInNobU?large }}