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\begin{itemize}
\item Python3
\item PyQt5
\item seaborn
\item scikit-learn
\item matplotlib
\item pydot
\item RADAR
\end{itemize}
For working connection with RADAR, it's necessary to create new file named ''pathToRadar.json" in GUI directory. The file should contain path to RADAR directory in following format(with quotation marks).
\begin{lstlisting}
{
"pathToRadar": "/path/to/RADAR/"
}
\end{lstlisting}
\section{RADAR GUI startup}
In our repository we have two versions of RADAR GUI application one of them is used only for creating configuration file for RADAR, second application also visualize results of RADAR analysis. This section describes walkthrough of RADAR configuration in both of them.
\subsection{RADAR GUI with analysis results}
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\caption{Example of RADAR configuration window - Data parameters tab}
\label{configureWindowDataParams}
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\label{configureWindowDataParams}
\end{figure}
In second tab Data parameters(Figure \ref{configureWindowDataParams}) selection of atleast one y label(visualized quantity/variable) is always required. Using time energy variables is optional. Some fields related to parameters may be filled automatically but still can be edited by users. In order to run RADAR xLabel and funcLable role must be set for some of displayed parameters.
Finally after all settings are done click on Run RADAR analysis button and wait a few moments for analysis results. Progress of RADAR computations may be viewed in your terminal. When everything is finished main menu window will be displayed(Figure \ref{mainMenuWindow}).
