[avida-cvs] avida CVS commits: /current/doc analyze_mode.html
mercere99
avida-cvs at alife.org
Fri Dec 5 21:40:39 PST 2003
mercere99 Fri Dec 5 13:40:39 2003 EDT
Modified files:
/avida/current/doc analyze_mode.html
Log:
Modified documentation to include new analyze commands.
Also: last commit should have also included a new '-i' command line
option to start analyze mode interactively.
Index: avida/current/doc/analyze_mode.html
diff -u avida/current/doc/analyze_mode.html:1.4 avida/current/doc/analyze_mode.html:1.5
--- avida/current/doc/analyze_mode.html:1.4 Sat Oct 11 09:34:30 2003
+++ avida/current/doc/analyze_mode.html Fri Dec 5 13:40:39 2003
@@ -53,6 +53,19 @@
symbol associated with each instruction; this command is simply
followed by a sequence of such symbols that is than translated back
into a proper genotype.
+<tr><td><b>LOAD_MULTI_DETAIL [<font color="#0000AA">start-UD</font>] [<font color="#0000AA">step-UD</font>] [<font color="#0000AA">stop-UD</font>] [<font color="#008800">dir='./'</font>] [<font color="#008800">start batch=0</font>]</b><br>
+ Allows the user to load in multiple detail files at once, one per
+ batch. This is helpful when you're trying to do parallel analysis
+ on many detail files, or else to create a phylogenetic depth map.<br>
+
+ Example: <tt>LOAD_MULTI_DETAIL 100 100 100000 ../my_run/run100/</tt><br>
+
+ This would load in the files detail_pop.100 through detail_pop.100000
+ in steps of 100, from the directory of my choosing. Since 1000 files will
+ be loaded and we didn't specify starting batch, they will be put in
+ batches 0 through 999.
+
+
</table>
<p>
@@ -234,6 +247,13 @@
The cells in the chart indicate the fitness were a mutation to
occur at the position in the matrix, to the listed instruction.
If the "html" flag is used, the charts will be output in HTML format.
+<tr><td><b>MAP_DEPTH [<font color="#008800">filename='depth_map.dat'</font>] [<font color="#008800">min_batch=0</font>] [<font color="#008800">max_batch=cur_batch-1</font>]</b><br>
+ This will create a depth map (like those we use for phylogeny
+ visualization) in the filename specified. You can direct which
+ batches to take this from, but by default it will work perfectly after
+ a LOAD_MULTI_DETAIL.
+
+
<tr><td><b>AVERAGE_MODULATITY [<font color="#008800">file="modularity.dat"</font>]
[<font color="#008800">task.0 task.1 task.2 task.3 task.4 task.5
task.6 task.7 task.8</font>] </b><br>
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