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Test data are expected to be stored in folders like:
 
Test data are expected to be stored in folders like:
  
* Nightly/Testing/Baseline
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* Nightly/Testing/Input
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* <code>Nightly/Testing/Input</code>
* X.Y/Testing/Baseline
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#'''Input data folder''': Used to store testing input data.
 
#'''Input data folder''': Used to store testing input data.

Revision as of 14:24, 7 November 2012

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Introduction

Slicer has adopted MIDAS to store testing and algorithm validation dataset. For this purpose, we have created a dedicated NA-MIC MIDAS community

In the NA-MIC community Slicer/Data folder, you will find:

To organize the test data based on Slicer major release, you will find sub folders like:

  • Nightly
  • 4.2
  • 4.3

Note Each time a release of Slicer is done, for both the Application and Modules/<ModuleName> folders, the current Nightly is copied into an X.Y folders where X and Y corresponds to the major and minor release number of Slicer.

Test data are expected to be stored in folders like:

  • Nightly/Testing/Baseline
  • Nightly/Testing/Input
  • X.Y/Testing/Baseline
  • X.Y/Testing/Input
  1. Input data folder: Used to store testing input data.
  2. Baseline dataset folder: Used to store the baseline images for regression tests.

Upload test data

  1. Ask to be added to the DataManager group on NA-MIC community. That will grant you read/write in the Data folder.
  2. Create a sub folder for your Module.
  3. Create a Nightly sub-folder.
  4. Upload data in folders Nightly/Testing/Baseline and Nightly/Testing/Input