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Registration Instructions
You can register if you either intend to submit predictions or just want
to receive updates on the progress of the experiment.
There are five separate registration forms. The first three forms should be used
by group leaders to register a group for CASP ROLL experiment (regular or server).
Only one group leader is allowed per group. The fourth form should
be used by group members other than leaders to establish person's association
with the group. The fifth form should be used by observers not intending to submit
predictions.
As in regular CASPs, CASP ROLL will differentiate between two classes of predictions.
First, the 'regular' deadline predictions, in which groups may use
any combination of human knowledge and machine methods, and where there
is usually at least three weeks in which to prepare models. Second,
'server' predictions, in which target sequences are sent to server machines
that must submit models within 72 hours, without any human intervention.
Target queries will be submitted to your servers
by the CASP distribution server and will also be collected by this server.
Server curators should prepare their servers according to the
server-specific submission rules .
Those intending to submit automatic predictions must register as a 'server'.
Those intending to provide both 'regular'- and 'server'- type
predictions must register separately for each but under
different group names (e.g., MyGroup and MyGroup-serv).
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Register a regular prediction group
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This form should be used by a group leader to register a 'regular' (3-week deadline) predictor
group for participation in CASP ROLL. It should NOT be used to register servers.
Group members other than group leaders should register through a different
Register as a member of a group form. Once
registered, they will be able to see the list of their groups and group members
alongside with the assigned by a group leader submission privileges through
"My CASP ROLL profile" link.
The leader of the group may assign some group members to submit predictions for
the group through "Review member status" option under "My CASP ROLL profile"
link.
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Register an HTTP server group
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This form should be used to register a fully automated computer server accepting
HTTP queries for participation in CASP ROLL.
Server team members other than group leaders should register through a different
Register as a member of a group form. Once
registered, they will be able to see the list of their groups and group members through
"My CASP ROLL profile" link.
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Register an email server group
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This form should be used to register a fully automated computer server accepting
queries via email for participation in CASP ROLL.
Server team members other than group leaders should register through a different
Register as a member of a group form. Once
registered, they will be able to see the list of their groups and group members through
"My CASP ROLL profile" link.
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Register as a member of a group
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This form should be used to register group members other than group leaders
for both regular and server groups. Once registered, you will be able to see
list of your groups and other group members through "My CASP ROLL profile" link.
If you wish to have submission privileges, please ask your group leader
to assign them for you.
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Register as an observer
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This form should be used by those, who are interested in CASP ROLL, but
do not intend to submit predictions.
Multiple group registration:
We discourage multiple group registrations from the same set of people.
However, we recognize that there are circumstances where multiple registrations
are appropriate (one group with several methods addressing different problems,
such as structure and contact prediction, for example). If you want
to register several groups, you are requested to write to
casp@predictioncenter.org
first, explaining the reason. If your request looks appropriate, we will
accept all your groups for participation in CASP ROLL.
Multiple registrations that have not been pre-approved will be canceled.
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