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- .. _usecase-intro:
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- **Use cases**
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- In this part of the book you will find concrete examples of DataLad applications for general
- inspiration. You can get an overview of what is possible by browsing through them,
- and step-by-step solutions for a range of problems in every single one.
- Provided you have read the previous :ref:`basics-intro` sections, the usecases' code
- examples are sufficient (though sparser than in Basics) to recreate or apply
- the solutions they demonstrate.
- .. image:: ../artwork/src/recipe.svg
- :width: 70%
- :align: center
- .. toctree::
- :maxdepth: 1
- :caption: Hands-on real-world applications with step-by-step recipes...
- collaborative_data_management
- provenance_tracking
- reproducible-paper
- supervision
- reproducible_neuroimaging_analysis_simple
- reproducible_neuroimaging_analysis
- HCP_dataset
- datastorage_for_institutions
- using_globus_as_datastore
- ml-analysis
- encrypted_annex
- Contributing
- ^^^^^^^^^^^^
- If you are using DataLad for a use case that is not yet in this chapter, we would
- be delighted to have you tell us about it in the form of a usecase.
- Please see the :ref:`contributing guide <contribute>` for more info.
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