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== Execution example == | == Execution example == |
Latest revision as of 06:47, 18 August 2014
vectorImageNearestNeighborMethod is Eos's Command that classifies mrcImages by component. Mainly, mrcImage is used as vectors, in addition it can also classify about matrix and image data. Result of calculation of Eigenvalue or Eigenvector is required for executing this command.
Contents
List of option
Main option
Option | Essential/Optional | Description | Default |
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-i | Essential | Input: ASCII(FileList) | NULL |
-O | Essential | Output: Classification | NULL |
-ocir | Optional | Output: ClassificationIntegrationRate | NULL |
-od | Optional | Output: Distance | NULL |
-odr | Optional | Output: DistanceRate | NULL |
-oudn | Optional | Output: UpperDistanceNumberOfClasses | NULL |
-oudc | Optional | Output: UpperDistanceClassification | NULL |
-c | Optional | ConfigurationFile | NULL |
-m | Optional | Mode | 0 |
-h | Optional | Help |
eigenValue.txt must be put in $EOS_HOME directly.
-m details
Value | Description |
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0 |
Input file list format
mrcfile1 mrcfile2 . .
Upper limit of pixel size at each mrcImage: 100
eigenValue.txt format
%lf %lf %lf %lf %lf %lf . .
Delimiters are blank, tab, or return.
Upper limit of data num: 100
Upper limit of data num: 100