Info on DDT and TAD.

docs/source/crawler_guide.rst

@@ -38,11 +38,11 @@ Crawler Control Buttons
 
    These are the buttons available for Ache:
 
-.. image:: _static/img/ache-buttons.png
+   .. image:: _static/img/ache-buttons.png
 
    These are the buttons available for Nutch:
 
-.. image:: _static/img/nutch-buttons.png
+   .. image:: _static/img/nutch-buttons.png
 
 Options Button
 --------------
@@ -54,9 +54,9 @@ Start Button
 
 Stop Button
 -----------
-    Symbolized by the "stop" button. Stops the crawl.
+   Symbolized by the "stop" button. Stops the crawl.
 
-    In the case of Ache, the crawler stops immediately. In the case of Nutch, the crawler stops after it has finished the current round. This is in order to prevent data corruption that can occur when killing the Nutch process.
+   In the case of Ache, the crawler stops immediately. In the case of Nutch, the crawler stops after it has finished the current round. This is in order to prevent data corruption that can occur when killing the Nutch process.
 
 Restart Button
 --------------
@@ -70,9 +70,12 @@ Get Crawl Log
 
 CCA Export
 ----------
-
     This button is Nutch only. It allows you to export your crawl data into the CCA format.
 
+Rounds Input
+------------
+   Nutch only. This allows you to specify how many rounds you want the crawl to run. You can press the stop button at any time and it will stop when it is done with the current round.
+
 Crawl Settings
 ==============
     The crawl settings page allows you to delete the crawl, as well as change the name or description of the crawl. It is accessed by clicking the "pencil" icon next to the name of the crawl.

docs/source/dev_guide.rst

@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ Nutch Visualizations
 
    Nutch visualizations are not enabled by default. Nutch visualizations require RabbitMQ, and the method for installing RabbitMQ varies depending on the operating system. RabbitMQ can be installed via Homebrew on Mac, and apt-get on Debian systems. More information on how to install RabbitMQ, read `this page <https://www.rabbitmq.com/download.html>`_.  Note: You may also need to change the below command to `sudo rabbitmq-server`, depending on how RabbitMQ is installed on your system and the permissions of the current user.
 
-   To enable Bokeh visualizations for Nutch, change ``autostart=false`` to ``autostart=true`` for both of these directives in source/supervisord.conf, and then kill and restart supervisor.
+   To enable Bokeh visualizations for Nutch, change ``autostart=false`` to ``autostart=true`` for both of these directives in `source/supervisord.conf`, and then kill and restart supervisor.
 
    .. code-block:: html
 
@@ -74,7 +74,32 @@ Nutch Visualizations
       -autostart=false
       +autostart=true
 
-Domain Discovery Tool
----------------------
+Domain Discovery Tool (DDT)
+---------------------------
+
+   Domain Discovery Tool can be installed as a conda package. Simply run `conda install ddt` to download the package for DDT.
+
+   Like with Nutch visualizations, to enable DDT, change the directive in `source/supervisord`.
+
+   .. code-block:: html
+
+      [program:ddt]
+      command=ddt
+      priority=5
+      -autostart=false
+      +autostart=false
+
+Temporal Anomaly Detection (TAD)
+--------------------------------
+
+   TAD does not currently have a conda package. Like the Nutch visualizations, it also has a RabbitMQ dependency. For instructions on installing TAD, visit the `github repository <https://github.com/autonlab/tad>`_.
+
+   Like DDT and Nutch Visualizations, you also have to change the supervisord directive.
+
+   .. code-block:: html
 
-   Domain 
+   [program:tad]
+   command=tad
+   priority=5
+   -autostart=false
+   +autostart=false