LabPal User Manual
  • Easily run experiments on a computer
  • A quick tutorial
    • Creating an experiment
    • Creating a lab
    • Creating a lab
    • Adding a table
    • Adding a plot
    • Wrapping up
    • Advanced functionalities
  • Using the web console
    • Typical usage of the web console
    • The elements of the web console
    • Running a lab on a remote machine
    • Changing the server port
    • Changing the color scheme
  • Using the text console
  • Experiments: advanced features
    • Use multiple types of experiments in the same lab
    • Use table transformations
    • Make experiments that depend on external resources
    • Dealing with errors
    • Update a progress indicator for long experiments
    • Guess the execution time of an experiment
    • Generate multiple data points in a single experiment
    • Group experiments
  • Creating and transforming tables
  • Creating plots
    • Plot libraries
    • Two-dimensional plots
    • Customizing GRAL plots
    • Palettes
  • Managing files
    • Using the FileHelper
    • Bundling external resources
  • Saving, loading, merging labs
    • Save a lab
    • Load a lab
    • Merge labs
    • Preload a lab with results stored internally
    • Export a lab notebook
    • Be careful with serialization
  • Adding metadata
    • To the lab
    • To each experiment group
    • To each experiment
    • To each parameter
  • Creating regions
    • Iterating over regions
    • Irregular regions
    • Regions are objects
    • Filtering experiments
    • Counting points
  • Calling external commands
  • Including external results
    • By hand
    • Automatically from a file
  • Running LabPal on multiple machines
    • Auto-reporting
    • Filtering
    • Auto-start
  • Data Provenance and Traceability
  • Verifying claims on experiments
    • The Claim object
    • Viewing claims
    • Explaining violations
    • Claims as integrity checks
  • Playing with the lab's parameters
    • Change the code
    • Edit experiments in the web console
  • Other features
    • Passing command-line parameters
    • Customizing the web console
    • Checking the environment
    • Creating a lab in Python
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