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# Step 1: Install and Explore

<figure><img src="/files/PRriTx6My0HkCmfr1M9o" alt=""><figcaption><p>Step 1 - Install and Explore</p></figcaption></figure>

Welcome to Step 1 of the Testing Phase of the MEDomicsLab platform!

This step, divided into three parts, consists of installing the MEDomicsLab platform and exploring it by configuring your workspace.&#x20;

## 1. Download and install the application

Depending on your Operating System, follow the corresponding tutorial video on the [Quick Start](/medomics-docs/medomicslab-docs-v0/quick-start.md) page.

## 2. Set up your workspace & 3. Explore the front-end interface

* Download the [Kaggle dataset 'breast\_cancer'](https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/uciml/breast-cancer-wisconsin-data) (used in the [Overview](/medomics-docs/medomicslab-docs-v0/overview.md) video tutorial).
* Replicate the steps demonstrated in the [Overview](/medomics-docs/medomicslab-docs-v0/overview.md) video.

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Remember that the goal of the Testing Phase is to gather your feedback and detect bugs in the application. You can report them using the following forms in our GitBook:

* [Contact us](/medomics-docs/medomicslab-docs-v0/forms/contact-us.md)
* [Report an issue](/medomics-docs/medomicslab-docs-v0/forms/report-an-issue.md)

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The [Report an Issue](/medomics-docs/medomicslab-docs-v0/forms/report-an-issue.md) form will add an issue on the [MEDomicsLab GitHub repository](https://github.com/MEDomics-UdeS/MEDomicsLab/issues) (public).
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Contact us and Report an issue: how to use the forms
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If you encounter any problem, don't hesitate to consult the [Troubleshooting](/medomics-docs/medomicslab-docs-v0/troubleshooting.md) page.
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For any other inquiries, remember that you can join our [Discord](https://discord.com/invite/ZbaGj8E6mP) to chat with us!
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