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imported>Projects221: /* Conclusions */

2013-03-20T19:41:14Z

Conclusions

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	For example, multi-client/user support can be built in, as MatlabControl allows multiple Matlab sessions, to some extent (however, this would certainly crush the server without additional optimizations made). Additional code optimizations can and should be made, in order to avoid running duplicate Matlab code. Sanitation of input should be performed, and the code can be adapted so that, given a tutorial name, such as s_HumanSensor, it can dynamically generate the page you see currently.		For example, multi-client/user support can be built in, as MatlabControl allows multiple Matlab sessions, to some extent (however, this would certainly crush the server without additional optimizations made). Additional code optimizations can and should be made, in order to avoid running duplicate Matlab code. Sanitation of input should be performed, and the code can be adapted so that, given a tutorial name, such as s_HumanSensor, it can dynamically generate the page you see currently.

	I'm very happy with where the project ended up; I started the quarter knowing no web programming, but it ended up quite okay.		I'm very happy with where the project ended up; I started the quarter knowing no web programming, but it ended up quite okay. The project probably doesn't properly follow any particular web programming paradigm, which may be a problem for maintenance, but the page works well enough, and with a few tweaks, looks very presentable.

	There's a lot to build on, and a lot left to build, so I would recommend anybody in Psych 221 2014 to consider extending this project.		There's a lot to build on, and a lot left to build, so I would recommend anybody in Psych 221 2014 to consider extending this project.

imported>Projects221: /* Conclusions */

2013-03-20T19:40:36Z

Conclusions

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	For example, multi-client/user support can be built in, as MatlabControl allows multiple Matlab sessions, to some extent (however, this would certainly crush the server without additional optimizations made). Additional code optimizations can and should be made, in order to avoid running duplicate Matlab code. Sanitation of input should be performed, and the code can be adapted so that, given a tutorial name, such as s_HumanSensor, it can dynamically generate the page you see currently.		For example, multi-client/user support can be built in, as MatlabControl allows multiple Matlab sessions, to some extent (however, this would certainly crush the server without additional optimizations made). Additional code optimizations can and should be made, in order to avoid running duplicate Matlab code. Sanitation of input should be performed, and the code can be adapted so that, given a tutorial name, such as s_HumanSensor, it can dynamically generate the page you see currently.

			I'm very happy with where the project ended up; I started the quarter knowing no web programming, but it ended up quite okay.

	There's a lot to build on, and a lot left to build, so I would recommend anybody in Psych 221 2014 to consider extending this project.		There's a lot to build on, and a lot left to build, so I would recommend anybody in Psych 221 2014 to consider extending this project.

imported>Projects221: /* Presentation */

2013-03-20T19:35:05Z

Presentation

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	==Presentation==		==Presentation==
	The following presentation was presented to Professor Wandell, Dr. Farrell, and Henryk on March 20, 2013 : [[File:linpresentation.~~pptx~~]]		The following presentation was presented to Professor Wandell, Dr. Farrell, and Henryk on March 20, 2013 : [[File:linpresentation.pdf]]

imported>Projects221: /* Appendix I - Code and Data */

2013-03-20T19:33:43Z

Appendix I - Code and Data

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	* Glass and CR-39 data from Ophthalmic Lens Tints and Coatings by Gregory L. Stephens and John K. Davis		* Glass and CR-39 data from Ophthalmic Lens Tints and Coatings by Gregory L. Stephens and John K. Davis

	= Appendix I - Code and Data =		= Appendix I - Code and Data and Presentation =

	==Code==		==Code==
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	For example, all the files in the folder LinDataFile were placed in /home/linjef on Linux, or in Libraries/Documents/Matlab on Windows.		For example, all the files in the folder LinDataFile were placed in /home/linjef on Linux, or in Libraries/Documents/Matlab on Windows.

			==Presentation==
			The following presentation was presented to Professor Wandell, Dr. Farrell, and Henryk on March 20, 2013 : [[File:linpresentation.pptx]]

imported>Projects221: /* Limitations */

2013-03-20T19:32:23Z

Limitations

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	* When re-deploying the project (for another user or onto another server, for example), Matlab paths are hard-coded and need to be changed appropriately (depending on operating system and computer setup).		* When re-deploying the project (for another user or onto another server, for example), Matlab paths are hard-coded and need to be changed appropriately (depending on operating system and computer setup).
	* sensorGet and similar commands are fed raw to Matlab, without sanitation. A malicious user could wreck havoc with the server system...		* sensorGet and similar commands are fed raw to Matlab, without sanitation. A malicious user could wreck havoc with the server system...
			* Code optimization needs to be done, and a loading screen would be useful as Dr. Farrell mentioned.

	= Conclusions =		= Conclusions =

imported>Projects221: /* Results - what you found */

2013-03-20T19:26:50Z

Results - what you found

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	The resulting code has been made available on GitHub as noted below.		The resulting code has been made available on GitHub as noted below.

			The Wiki page here is short(er), as more of the implementation details are in the tutorial screen image to the left. Take a look; it'll be fun!

	= Limitations =		= Limitations =

imported>Projects221: /* Tutorial mode vs normal mode; screenshots */

2013-03-20T19:25:39Z

Tutorial mode vs normal mode; screenshots

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	=== Tutorial mode vs normal mode; screenshots ===		=== Tutorial mode vs normal mode; screenshots ===

	[[File:tutorialmode.~~png~~\|thumb\|left\| An archival screenshot of tutorial mode (sadly, the Wiki can't handle this ~~long a picture~~ in ~~thumbnail mode~~)]]		[[File:tutorialmode.jpg\|thumb\|left\| An archival screenshot of tutorial mode (sadly, the Wiki can only handle this in Jpeg, not in PNG)]]
	[[File:normalmode.png\|thumb\|center\| An archival screenshot of normal mode]]		[[File:normalmode.png\|thumb\|center\| An archival screenshot of normal mode]]

imported>Projects221: /* Data */

2013-03-20T19:23:10Z

Data

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	This data file contains some filter/lens data, some simple Matlab scripts, and should go in the Matlab starting directory (which should be set in the Java code as packaged on GitHub).		This data file contains some filter/lens data, some simple Matlab scripts, and should go in the Matlab starting directory (which should be set in the Java code as packaged on GitHub).

			For example, all the files in the folder LinDataFile were placed in /home/linjef on Linux, or in Libraries/Documents/Matlab on Windows.

imported>Projects221: /* Code */

2013-03-20T19:22:27Z

Code

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	==Code==		==Code==
	My code is [https://github.com/linjef/photon-calculator hosted on GitHub], as per Professor Wandell's suggestions (minus VSET, which should be in the starting directory and announced in Matlab with isetPath()).		My code is [https://github.com/linjef/photon-calculator hosted on GitHub], as per Professor Wandell's suggestions (minus VSET, which should be in the starting directory and announced in Matlab with isetPath(); see below datafile package in order to see an example).

	==Data==		==Data==

imported>Projects221: /* Code */

2013-03-20T19:22:09Z

Code

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	==Code==		==Code==
	My code is [https://github.com/linjef/photon-calculator hosted on GitHub], as per Professor Wandell's suggestions (minus ~~vset~~, which should be in the starting directory and announced in Matlab with isetPath()).		My code is [https://github.com/linjef/photon-calculator hosted on GitHub], as per Professor Wandell's suggestions (minus VSET, which should be in the starting directory and announced in Matlab with isetPath()).

	==Data==		==Data==