/*! \page screenshots Screenshots
  \section shots_modinterf_sec Static Interfaces
  Screenshots for the static interfaces.

  \subsection oct_interf Octave Interface

  Examples for octave can be found online \subpage octave_examples "here" or in the examples/octave directory.

  \image html OctaveDemo.png "Screenshot of the static octave interface (see http://www.octave.org)"

  \subsection mat_interf Matlab Interface
  Examples for matlab can be found \subpage octave_examples "here" or in the examples/matlab directory.

  \image html MatlabDemo.png "Screenshot of the static matlab interface (see http://www.mathworks.com)"
  
  \subsection py_interf Python Interface
  Examples for python can be found \subpage python_examples "here" or in the examples/python directory.

  \image html PythonDemo.png "Screenshot of the static python interface (see http://www.python.org)"

  \subsection r_interf R Interface
  Examples for R can be found \subpage r_examples "here" or in the examples/R directory.

  \image html RDemo.png "Screenshot of the static R interface (see http://www.r-project.org)."

  \section shots_modinterf_sec Modular Interfaces
  In contrast to the static interfaces, the modular interfaces allow multiple
  objects of the same kind. Thus they are well suited for complex applications
  requiring e.g. multiple classifiers. Currently the only supported modular
  interface uses python as a front-end. However, the modular octave interface is
  build by default too and works reliably albeit a bug in octave (octave will crash on
  exit unregistering global variables).  Due to a bug in the swig
  (http://swig.org) R wrapper, the R modular interface will only work when
  shogun is configured with

\verbatim
  ./configure --disable-reference-counting
\endverbatim

  and will leak memory.

  \subsection py_mod_interf Python-Modular Interface
  Examples for python-modular can be found \subpage python_modular_examples "here" or in the examples/python_modular directory.

  \image html PythonDemo.png "Screenshot of the python-modular interface (see http://www.python.org)"
*/
