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Introduction
Part I: What is MiGA?
Part II: Getting started
Requirements
Installation
MiGA types
Input data
Distances
Clustering
Part III: Interfaces
Part IV: Deploying examples
Part V: Additional details
Part VI: Workflows
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Part II: Getting started
To get started with MiGA, first make sure you have all the
system requirements
. Next,
install and configure MiGA
in order to use it for processing. You can also skip the configuration if you simply want to access projects previously processed.
Finally, you may want to get familiar with the
MiGA types
, the
input data for MiGA
, and the methods for
distances
and
clustering
.
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