The website in front of you is the main source of GGIR documentation, which we recommend as starting point for new users.
Additionally, technical function documentation can be found in the package refence
manual on CRAN or via the R(Studio) console as in
?GGIR. We do not recommend this for new users.
Questions and problems
For general questions and issues please join the GGIR google group and create a new thread. When you report a problem in this group always try to create a minimal example that someone else can use to reproduce and investigate your problem.
However, if you are familiar with GitHub, you are also welcome to report your issue via the GitHub issue tracker. Please use the message template as displayed.
Note that support in these places is based on voluntary efforts and we encourage you to try and help other users with questions.
Questions are valuable as they help us understand the challenges you run into and they occasionally help us to identify a bug in the code. To make this practical, please AVOID sending your questions through personal messages. Instead, post them on public platforms. This approach allows others to benefit from the discussions, minimises the need for us to respond to the same inquiries repeatedly, enhances the likelihood that others can answer your questions when we’re unavailable, and acknowledges the volunteer effort invested in responding to queries.
Commercial training services
Accelting provides online training options for using GGIR, please find out more on the website. If you have questions, please do not hesitate to reach out via: training@accelting.com.
Dedicated support
If you need dedicated support with the use of GGIR, want GGIR to be modified or enhanced to your needs, then please contact Vincent van Hees.