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Software on Department Servers

NLP Software

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LaTeX Writing Software
- TeXPad
- TeXShop

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Other Helpful Development Software

SSH
- Mountain Duck (Paid) — Mount SSH (and more) connections in the file explorer on Mac/Windows
- Cyberduck (Free) — Browse SSH (and more) connections in a helpful GUI on Mac/Windows

General Guides

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Software on Department Servers

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NLP Software

Software we have and comments about it

Version Control

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Subversion server (lemur.ling.washington.edu)

Introductory information and policies <- read this one first
Basic usage

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Using Git on the Cluster

Setting up a Git Repo

Condor - How to Run your Code on the Cluster

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Condor is the job management software installed on the department cluster.

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Please familiarize yourself with how to run jobs via condor with the How to Use Condor page.

Other Software on the Cluster

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While general usage of software like git and python are detailed below, a few "gotchas" or suggestions for how to run these tools on the cluster are given here.

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Other Academic Software

Academic paper management
- Mendeley
- Zotero
- Papers
LaTeX Writing Software
- TeXPad
- TeXShop

General Guides

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Software on Department Servers

Version Control

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- git cheat sheet
Python tutorials
- Python doc tutorial

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- How to Package Python Projects for Distribution

Revision 32018-09-20 - rgeorgi

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  More complicated tasks
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 Using Git on the Cluster 
 
 Setting up a Git Repo
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 Using Condor
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+Condor is the job management software installed on the department cluster.
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+Many programs we will implement in the CLMS program can cause a high system load on a machine. To make sure that the system does not lock up and become unavailable, we use Condor to pass jobs off to other machines in the cluster, and queue jobs if all other machines are busy.

Please familiarize yourself with how to run jobs via condor with the How to Use Condor page.
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+While general usage of software like git and python are detailed below, a few "gotchas" or suggestions for how to run these tools on the cluster are given here. 
 Java  
 The default version of java on the cluster is jdk8 (1.8.0).  
 Other versions are available in /opt/jdk[7-9]
 
 
  Python  
 The default version of python on the cluster is 2.7.5  
 In order to use python 3, be sure to use the python3 command or a virtualenv.
 
  Virtual Environments  
 Virtual environments are extremely helpful for using third-party modules in your software that you would like to run on the cluster, without requiring that software be installed in the root install.
  Refer to the Virtual Environments wiki page for more.
 
 
 
 Software for your Local Machine
  Installing commandline tools + package managers for OSX or Windows
  Python  
 Installing Python (All Systems)
  Recommended Tools (GUIs, web services)
 
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+There are plenty of well-written guides for how to use git, python, and other tools that we will be using in the CLMS program. A number are linked below. Be sure to refer to the section on software on the department servers above for specifics on running on the department servers.
  Should I use Git or Subversion (SVN)?
 
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+ Git tutorials  
 git - the simple guide
  git-scm - introductory book
  git cheat sheet
 
  Python tutorials  
 Python doc tutorial

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Subversion server (lemur.ling.washington.edu)

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General Guides

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Software on Department Servers

Subversion server (lemur.ling.washington.edu)

Introductory information and policies <- read this one first
Basic usage
More complicated tasks
Change your password
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Using Git on the Cluster

Condor is the parallel computing software installed on the department cluster. We require that your cpu-intensive assignments run via a Condor job, so please familiarize yourself with how to use the system.

Software for your Local Machine

General Guides

Using Version Control Software

Version control software can be used on the cluster by using the dedicated subversion server, or by setting up a remote Git repository using ssh access.

Should I use Git or Subversion (SVN)?

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