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The general working principle of GEPARD is explained herein
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The general working principle of GEPARD is explained herein.
**Setup the gepard.cfg**
For optimal use, please create a copy of the `sample_gepard.cfg` and rename it to `gepard.cfg`. Within this config-file, a default file path and the Raman Control Interface that shall be used is defined. Further (microscope specific) options can be defined as well.
**Creating and performing a measurement**
After starting the GEPARD, a new measurement can be created by hitting the "New Measurement"-Button. A prompt window asks for a project name. GEPARD will create a directory with this name and save all required data within this folder. A project file will be saved as well, currently implemented by using the pickle module.
After creation of the experiment, GEPARD leads the user throught the following steps, as also indicated in the toolbar-menu on the left-hand side of the program:
1. [Optical Scan](OpticalScan)
2. [Particle Detection](ParticleDetection)
3. [Raman Scan](RamanScan)
4. [Particle Analysis](ParticleAnalysis)
A detailled description of every step can be found on the respective wiki Page.
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