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+## Number Wall Tools
+
+This project consists of three tools based around using numbers walls (also
+known as [quotient-difference tables](https://mathworld.wolfram.com/Quotient-DifferenceTable.html))
+to analyse integer sequences. It was inspired by a video on youtube by
+[Burkard Polster](https://www.qedcat.com/) otherwise known as the Mathologer.
+
+> ###### visualwall
+>
+> This is a GUI program that creates a colored visual representation of a
+> number wall. Numbers in the wall that are equal to zero modulo a given
+> modulus are colored in one color, while all other numbers are colored in a
+> different color.
+
+> ###### wallgen
+>
+> This is a command line program that generates a number wall in comma
+> separated value format from a given sequence. Generation of values in the
+> wall is stopped once a row is encountered which is all zeros.
+
+> ###### wallsolve
+>
+> This is a command line program that uses a number wall to calculate a
+> recurrence relation that describes a given sequence. The relation is then
+> used to predict the next value in the sequence.
+
+When supplying sequence input to these tools by way of an input file, the
+required format is a textfile that has a comma separated value unquoted integer
+sequence as its first line. All additional lines in the file are ignored.
+
+Examples of this format can be found in the `data` subdirectory.
+
+
+
+#### Dependencies
+
+Build time:
+<ul>
+  <li>GNU Make</li>
+  <li>LablGTK</li>
+  <li>OCaml</li>
+  <li>ocamlfind</li>
+  <li>Zarith</li>
+</ul>
+
+Run time:
+<ul>
+  <li>LablGTK</li>
+  <li>Zarith</li>
+</ul>
+
+
+
+#### Building Instructions
+
+Once the dependencies are satisfied `make all` will build all binaries.
+
+Additionally `make tests` can be used to build a test program that was created
+to check whether the implementation of polynomials is working correctly.
+
+To get rid of compilation artifacts use `make clean` and to delete the compiled
+binaries use `make distclean`.
+
+
+
+#### Credits and Licensing
+
+Written by Jedidiah Barber.
+
+Licensed under the Sunset License v1.0. Consult `license.txt` for further
+information.
+
+
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-
-Number Wall Tools
-=================
-
-
-
-This project consists of three tools:
-
-visualwall
-This is a GUI program that creates a colored visual representation of a number wall. Numbers in the
-wall that are equal to zero modulo a given modulus are colored in one color, while all other numbers
-are colored in a different color.
-
-wallgen
-This is a command line program that generates a number wall in comma separated value format from a
-given sequence. Generation of values in the wall is stopped once a row is encountered which is all
-zeros.
-
-wallsolve
-This is a command line program that uses a number wall to calculate a recurrence relation that
-describes a given sequence. The relation is then used to predict the next value in the sequence.
-
-When supplying sequence input to these tools by way of an input file, the required format is a
-textfile that has a comma separated value unquoted integer sequence as its first line. All
-additional lines in the file are ignored.
-
-
-
-The dependencies are:
-
-gnu make
-lablgtk
-ocaml
-ocamlfind
-zarith
-
-
-
-How to build/install:
-
-Once the dependencies are satisfied "make all" will build all binaries. In addition, "make tests"
-can be used to build a test program that was created to check whether the implementation of
-polynomials was working correctly.
-
-