Renamed WN results to SEB3R test data

README.md

@@ -44,11 +44,11 @@ Please make sure your dataset follows the following format:
 
 - Each subject folder follows a purely numeric code, e.g. "123" or "007"; note that "007" and "7" are distinct.
 
-- Each subject folder contains the same set of evaluating condition, named `${SUBJECT}_{CONDITION}_DLC_3D.csv`, for example [058_OF_DLC_3D.csv](https://gin.g-node.org/gchelini/SEB3R_pipeline/src/master/WN%20results/058/058_OF_DLC_3D.csv). These will be processed in lexicographical order, therefore if you wish to ensure consistent ordering we recommend prefixing them with a number, e.g. `1_Control`, `2_ExperimentalCondition` etc.
+- Each subject folder contains the same set of evaluating condition, named `${SUBJECT}_{CONDITION}_DLC_3D.csv`, for example [058_OF_DLC_3D.csv](https://gin.g-node.org/gchelini/SEB3R_pipeline/src/master/SEBER%20test%20data/058/058_OF_DLC_3D.csv). These will be processed in lexicographical order, therefore if you wish to ensure consistent ordering we recommend prefixing them with a number, e.g. `1_Control`, `2_ExperimentalCondition` etc.
 
 - Each condition is stored in a CSV matrix as returned by DLC. In particular:
 
-  - Each matrix should have the same header as shown [here](https://gin.g-node.org/gchelini/SEB3R_pipeline/src/master/WN%20results/058/058_OF_DLC_3D.csv)
+  - Each matrix should have the same header as shown [here](https://gin.g-node.org/gchelini/SEB3R_pipeline/src/master/SEBER%20test%20data/058/058_OF_DLC_3D.csv)
   
   - Each matrix should have the same number of frames and tracked body parts. **Warning: currently the number of followed body parts is 6 due to instrumental and visual occlusion limitations**. This may change in future releases!