From 080bfb5894c1aaca9d0fd2ef1e624634a9fc1c25 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: brent-stone <17680096+brent-stone@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Tue, 4 Feb 2020 15:16:07 -0600
Subject: [PATCH] Replaced home.py references

Home.py references in readme were replaced to reflect the main.py naming. Thank you for the catch!
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 The files are organized with an example CAN data sample and three folders. Each folder is a self-contained set of interdependent Python classes or R scripts for examining CAN data in the format shown in the example LoggerProgram0.log. Different file formats can be used by adjusting PreProcessor.py accordingly.
 
 * Folder 1: **Pipeline**
-  * Simply copy LoggerProgram0.log into this folder and run homy.py.
-  * This is the most basic implementation of the pipeline described in the dissertation. Over 80% of the code is referenced from home.py. Follow the calls made in home.py to see how the data are sequentially processed and saved to disk.
+  * Simply copy LoggerProgram0.log into this folder and run main.py.
+  * This is the most basic implementation of the pipeline described in the dissertation. Over 80% of the code is referenced from main.py. Follow the calls made in main.py to see how the data are sequentially processed and saved to disk.
   * The remaining 20% is unused portions of code which were left in place to either serve as a reference for different ways of doing things in Python or interesting experiments which were worth preserving (like the Smith-Waterman search).
 
 * Folder 2: **Pipeline_multi-file**