Craddock and Clark: 3dLFCD and 3dDegreeCentrality
To compile this paper you will need a to have a distribution of LaTex that includes bibtex and pdflatex tools as well as Pandoc and inkscape installed on your local computer. If you have a PC, I am not sure how you install latex.
On Mac: The installation of LaTex can be easily achieved on a Mac using the mactex package.
For Ubuntu:
sudo apt-get install texlive-full
sudo apt-get install inkscape (I believe that this will work)
For Redhat/CentOS/Fedora (I believe that this will work):
sudo yum install texlive
sudo yum install inkscape
The Brainhack Report is written in Markdown and then converted into LaTex using a Brainhack report template. To perform this step you will need to have Pandoc installed. This can be accomplished on a variety of operating systems using instructions from the Installing Pandoc web page.
If you have make installed you can compile the paper using:
make
Otherwise you will need to run the commands: inkscape -D -z --file=architecture.svg --export-pdf=architecture.pdf --export-latex pandoc -s -S -N --template brainhack-report-template.tex brainhack-report.md -o brainhack-report-formatted.tex pdflatex brainhack-report-formatted.tex bibtex brainhack-report-formatted pdflatex brainhack-report-formatted.tex pdflatex brainhack-report-formatted.tex
The multiple runs makes sure that all references are resolved. If you do not change the bib file you will not need to rerun the bibtex command.
Fairly accurate word counts, ignoring latex commands, can be calculated using:
texcount brainhack-report-formatted.tex
architecture.svg can be exported from https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1sghDKXSyA7y97P4uFJnqEQARgg91TCMdlWP_roKlkgA