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--- tutorials:analyse-structure [2025/06/27 17:01] – [A simple people's guide on structural data analysis integrating R] t
+++ tutorials:analyse-structure [2025/06/27 18:19] (current) – [Requirements] t
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 ===== Requirements =====
-  * GroIMP "qsm" plugin
+  * GroIMP "qsm" [[user-guide:pluginmanager|plugin]]
   * GroIMP "fastrakReader" plugin when working with FASTRAK data (use version 0.8 with GroIMP version 2.2)
   * Some recent version of R
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 ===== GroIMP import & export=====
+As always in GroIMP, you can import your file using Object -> Insert File / Insert File to RGG. The difference is that if you insert to RGG, the file will be imported under the RGG Root instead of under Node.0. For our example here, both are equivalent.
 ==== Import: FASTRAK ====
+Importing FASTRAK data in .xml format requires the fastrakReader plugin.
-When using FASTRAK data, you can open a new RGG project and simply import your file using Object -> Insert File / Insert File to RGG. This requires the fastrakReader plugin. The difference is that if you insert to RGG, the file will be imported under the RGG Root instead of under Node.0. For our example here, both are equivalent. Note that your data might be scaled in an unexpected way relative to your GroIMP project. In the picture below is an example of FASTRAK data inserted in a New RGG project, note the size of the FASTRAK tree relative to the "A" of New RGG.
+Note that your data might be scaled in an unexpected way relative to your GroIMP project. In the picture below is an example of FASTRAK data inserted in a New RGG project, note the size of the FASTRAK tree relative to the "A" of New RGG.
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+==== Import: DTD ====
+DTD files can be imported in exactly the same way as FASTRAK files, but no special plugin is required.
 ==== Import: QSM ====