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   $ cd cfd
   $ git clone https://github.com/Materials-Modelling-Group/training-examples.git
-  $ https://github.com/ProjectPhysX/FluidX3D.git
+  $ git clone https://github.com/ProjectPhysX/FluidX3D.git
   $ cp training-examples/{setup.cpp,defines.hpp} FluidX3D/src
   $ mkdir stl

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   conda activate python-3.9.21
   pip install ultralytics
   cd $HOME/localscratch/examples/training-examples/
   python3  objdet.py

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 [[File:bus.jpg|250px]]
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 == Engineering Thematic Area ==

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 [[File:bus.jpg|250px]]
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 == Engineering Thematic Area ==

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 </code>
 It should produce two images on the disk, the original and the annotated, showing the object detection:
-[[File:bus.jpg|150px]]
-[[File:busan.jpg|150px]]
+[[File:bus.jpg|250px]]
 ==== Code Generation Tutorial (Mistral) ====

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 Tools like Pytorch, TensorFlow and others are available in this environment.
-[[File:Pytorch_logo.png|100px]]
+[[File:Pytorch_logo.png|100px]] [[File:TensorFlow_logo.svg.png|100px]]
 === [https://asciinema.org/a/lJBIZE6tNnTQh9Hu77YXPoNSJ  Watch Conda Demo] ===
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 </code>
 It should produce two images on the disk, the original and the annotated, showing the object detection:
-[[File:bus.jpg|150px]][[File:busan.jpg|150px]]
+[[File:bus.jpg|150px]]
 ==== Code Generation Tutorial (Mistral) ====

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 === Quantum Espresso Tutorial ===
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+[[File:Quantum_ESPRESSO_logo.jpg|250px]]
 ==== Computing The Bandstructure of Silicon ====
 In this tutorial, we will calculate the band structure of bulk Silicon.
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 ==== Conda Usage on the cluster ====
-[[File:Conda_logo.svg.png|150px]]
+[[File:Conda_logo.svg.png|250px]]
 Conda is a python based package manager and (python) environment management tool, used to install and manage multiple versions of software packages and tools. Its typical for it to be installed in a single user's account, and active from the moment a user logs in, however, being that this facility  is a cluster, we have opted to provide it to users using our HPC Module system, this should reduce redundancy in the core packages, saving every user from having a local installation in their account. Conda users will have access to all centrally installed packages.
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 Tools like Pytorch, TensorFlow and others are available in this environment.
-[[File:Pytorch_logo.png|150px]]
+[[File:Pytorch_logo.png|100px]] [[File:Pytorch_logo.png|100px]]
 === [https://asciinema.org/a/lJBIZE6tNnTQh9Hu77YXPoNSJ  Watch Conda Demo] ===