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The fixedNodes parameter of DSL_em::Learn is what you're looking for. The vector elements are handles of nodes which should remain fixed.

int Learn(const DSL_dataset& ds, DSL_network& orig, const std::vector<DSL_datasetMatch> &matches, const std::vector<int> &fixedNodes , DSL_learnProgress ...

jeffs wrote:I'm at a loss as to what might be causing the crash.

I'm also running out of ideas. Can you search for all occurences of smilenet.dll on your harddrive, delete them and re-download the file?

jeffs wrote:What version of the .NET framework and VisualStudio did you try this with? I am building on Vista64, VS2008 SP1. and .NET 3.5.

I've tested with VS2008 SP1 with .NET 2.0 and 3.5 on Vista 32-bit, using the Smile.NET binaries available at our website. Smilenet.dll file size should be 1,265,664 bytes.

jeffs wrote:Please let me know if there is some simply way to load a data set with an existing network and output the decision.

There's no way of automating it in GeNIe. However, this can be implemented easily with SMILE, jSMILE or Smile.NET.

Has anyone used the .NET wrapper for Smile with C#?

Yes, we test SmileNet with C#.

If so, what about with VS 2008 and .NET Framework 3.5 SP1?

I've just made simple Winforms app with VS 2008 and .NET 3.5 (no SP1, however), it works just fine. Note that your exception occurs in System.Windows ...

annn wrote:Here is the example Netica BN that caused problems.

There's no attachment - make sure you click 'Add attachment' button after you selected the file with 'Browse...'.

etf wrote:Didn't work... any other ideas?

The exception info you've posted contains the complete path to jnilib (/Users/xxx.../libjsmile.jnilib). By any chance, did you modify argument of the System.loadLibary call in Wrapper.java before building jSMILE?

Can you post the network which causes the AnnealedMap crash?

I managed to compile SMILE on MacOS using the instructions above - however I cannot bind with the jnilib at runtime. On the running the "verify" script I get the following exception.

The script sets the LD_LIBRARY_PATH to ensure that JVM can find the native code library. This may not work on Mac ...

andersrm wrote:The one remaining is: does GeNIe compute VOI for nonlinear utility/value functions?

Yes.

I can't really answer your question - I don't have the theoretical background on VOI calculation. Unfortunately, the person who could help won't be available until the end of the month. However, I examined the internals of our VOI code. The output is calculated in the following way, using the copy ...

Save node Evidence/control (load those for an open graph)

You can do something like that using Case Manager. If you have the evidence information in text file or ODBC-accessible database, you can also use 'Copy cases' option from 'Data' menu when data spreadsheet view is active.

Export Strength ...

alamy wrote:Btw, I'm still using VC8. I wish the new version you are going to release will still support VC8.

We'll release SMILE for all supported platforms. This includes VC6.0, VC7.1, VC8.0, VC9.0 and a number of builds for *nix-like systems compiled with gcc.

I can't reproduce the problem with most recent SMILE sources. We made changes to the EM implementation, so it's possible that problem you've encountered is already fixed. We'll be releasing new builds of GeNIe and SMILE this week.

Publicly available GeNIe binaries are indeed compiled with -DNDEBUG ...

GeNIe doesn't support .oobn files.