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All the inputs and outputs are simple plain-text files, so you can do whatever you want with them! The of positive negative observations is approximately the same in every fold.

Those scripts are self-documented. They are intended to work on "standard" inputs only, and may not be capable of reading the complete exact file formats ladoscope can.

But they exist, and are available. Documentation There is a specific documentation that describes the options of each program of ladoscope. Note that ladoscope is not developed any more, but its successor shall come some day. They are intended to work on "standard" inputs only, and may not be capable of reading the complete exact file formats ladoscope can.

Some handy Perl scripts are also available in a zip archive : set-variable-names.

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These scripts are the very first things I have ever written in Perl, so experts may find the style of these scripts really poor and not very perlish ;o - but they work just fine. The Windows versions are provided for convenience; they are actually only byte-code and require the ocaml byte-code interpreter and dll files it is better to get them from the Objective Caml but, just in case, here they are.

Hence, the sources are kind of a mess, they are inadequately documented especially for a third partyand tricky to compile. The of positive negative observations is approximately the same in every fold. The sources are written in Objective Caml. Those scripts are self-documented.

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All the main features are reliable, but use the ones tagged as "draft" -help option to know them with care The binaries are available for Linux and for Windows apx. These scripts are the very first things I have ever written in Perl, so experts may find the style of these scripts really poor and not very perlish ;o - but they work just fine. iPerre

The binaries are available for Linux and for Windows apx. But they exist, and are available.

The Linux versions are the "originals", ig ones I personally use. Note that ladoscope is not developed any more, but its successor shall come some day. The Windows versions are provided for convenience; they are actually only byte-code and require the ocaml byte-code interpreter and dll files it is better to get them from the Objective Caml but, just in case, here they are.

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Documentation There is a specific documentation that describes the options of each program of ladoscope. The Linux versions are the "originals", the ones I personally use. Hence, they are the most tested and the safest ones.

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The sources are written in Objective Caml. All the inputs and outputs are simple plain-text files, so you can do whatever you want with them! If you want to create modify or use your own way instances, models or cutpoinset files, etc.