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This is the code for the Tetrad project. Please, if you
are a user of Tetrad, or even a novice, if you are
willing, would you please consider giving us feedback
on what you like about it or don't like about it? It
would be most appreciated. Just open up an issue (click
on the Issues tab, above).
An introduction to Tetrad can be found here:
http://www.phil.cmu.edu/tetrad
A tutorial can be found here:
https://rawgit.com/cmu-phil/tetrad/development/tetrad-gui/src/main/resources/resources/javahelp/manual/tetrad_tutorial.html
The manual is here:
http://cmu-phil.github.io/tetrad/manual/
Javadocs can be found by running the javadocs command on the project once checked out.
Downloads directory is here:
https://cloud.ccd.pitt.edu/nexus/content/repositories/releases/edu/cmu/tetrad-gui/
The wiki is here:
https://github.com/cmu-phil/tetrad/wiki
The issue tracker is here:
https://github.com/cmu-phil/tetrad/issues
For instructions on how to set this project up in
IntelliJ IDEA, see the Wiki. Alternatively, you can
run the lifecycle package target and launch the ejar
that is built in the target directory, using the call
java -jar *-launch.jar
The project contains fairly well-developed code in these
packages:
tetrad
pitt
tetradapp (now succeeded by Causal Command - https://github.com/bd2kccd/causal-cmd)
The tetrad-lib package contains the "model" code; the
tetrad-gui package contains the "view" (GUI) code.
We have a (small) team working (part-time) on this code,
but if you have contributions to me, please feel free.
If you have suggestions or bug reports, please subit
those to the github issue tracker. If you have code
contributions, these will be handled via the
issue tracker and the GitHub pull-request procedure. As
usual, please fork the repository if you'd like to work on
it; contributions will be handled through the usual
github review method by pull request.