Document emst; remove non-working --use-thor parameter. Names of some parameters changed for consistency across all MLPACK methods.

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Ryan Curtin
2010-05-25 15:46:25 +00:00
parent 6d4b1b7b93
commit a0a801ac3e
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@@ -11,22 +11,57 @@
#include "dtb.h"
const fx_entry_doc emst_entries[] = {
{"input_filename", FX_REQUIRED, FX_STR, NULL,
"Input dataset (CSV or ARFF)\n"},
{"output_filename", FX_PARAM, FX_STR, NULL,
"Filename to output spanning tree into (default output.csv)\n"},
{"do_naive", FX_PARAM, FX_BOOL, NULL,
"Whether or not to also perform a naive computation and compare the results\n"
" (default N)\n"},
{"naive_output_filename", FX_PARAM, FX_STR, NULL,
"Filename to output spanning tree generated with naive algorithm into (use\n"
" with --do_naive=Y (default naive_output.csv)\n"},
FX_ENTRY_DOC_DONE
};
const fx_submodule_doc emst_subdoc[] = {
{"dtb", &dtb_doc,
"Parameters for the dual-tree Boruvka algorithm\n"},
FX_SUBMODULE_DOC_DONE
};
const fx_module_doc emst_doc = {
emst_entries, emst_subdoc,
"This is the MLPACK implementation of the dual-tree Boruvka algorithm for\n"
"finding a Euclidian Minimum Spanning Tree. The input dataset is specified\n"
"and the output, which is the minimum spanning tree represented as an edge list,\n"
"will be placed into the specified output file.\n"
"\n"
"The dtb/leaf_size parameter gives the fastest performance with a value of 1;\n"
"however, it may be changed to conserve memory.\n"
"\n"
"The output is given in the format\n"
" <edge lesser index> <edge greater index> <distance>\n"
"for each edge in the minimum spanning tree.\n"
};
int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
fx_init(argc, argv, NULL);
fx_init(argc, argv, &emst_doc);
// For when I implement a thor version
bool using_thor = fx_param_bool(NULL, "using_thor", 0);
//bool using_thor = fx_param_bool(NULL, "using_thor", 0);
if unlikely(using_thor) {
printf("thor is not yet supported\n");
}
else {
//if unlikely(using_thor) {
// printf("thor is not yet supported\n");
//}
//else {
///////////////// READ IN DATA //////////////////////////////////
const char* data_file_name = fx_param_str_req(NULL, "data");
const char* data_file_name = fx_param_str_req(NULL, "input_filename");
Matrix data_points;
@@ -130,27 +165,24 @@ int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
fx_timer_stop(naive_module, "comparison");
const char* naive_output_filename =
fx_param_str(naive_module, "output_filename", "naive_output.txt");
FILE* naive_output = fopen(naive_output_filename, "w");
ot::Print(naive_results, naive_output);
fx_param_str(naive_module, "naive_output_filename", "naive_output.csv");
data::Save(naive_output_filename, naive_results);
}
//////////////// Output the Results ////////////////
const char* output_filename =
fx_param_str(NULL, "output_filename", "output.txt");
fx_param_str(NULL, "output_filename", "output.csv");
//FILE* output_file = fopen(output_filename, "w");
data::Save(output_filename, results);
}// end else (if using_thor)
//}// end else (if using_thor)
fx_done(NULL);
return 0;
}
}