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Information about the individual parameters can be found by chicking the "?" icon next to the respective parameter, or below in the Performing an Analysis section. There are more popups and menus that will appear after the analysis has completed. They will be discussed further down.
# Performing an Analysis #
Now that the app layout is understood, perfomring an analysis is simple. To start, open a file or a folder from the Navigation Bar. Once the file/files are loaded, ensure that the per-file and global parameters are correct for the study. Once you are satisfied with the parameters, click the "Process" button to start processing the files. This processing step will take some time, however you can validate progression visually by looking at the progress bars of the files in the [Loaded Files](https://git.research.dezeeuw.ca/tyler/flares/wiki/Home#loaded-files) area.
Now that the app layout is understood, perfomring an analysis is simple. To start, open a file or a folder from the Navigation Bar. Once the file/files are loaded, ensure that the per-file and global parameters are correct for the study. Once you are satisfied with the parameters, click the "Process" button to start processing the files. This processing step will take some time, however you can validate progression visually by looking at the progress bars of the files in the [Loaded Files](#loaded-files) area. Below is every parameter and what actions they perform.
## **Preprocessing**
Loads the snirf files into memory and will downsample the file. Downsampling can be beneficial to speed up processing times on underpowered devices, or if dense temporal resolution is not required for the study being performed.