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What are the return values of ReadFile and WriteFile? This entry has some basic information on error handling: http://genie.sis.pitt.edu/wiki/Application_Programmers_Manual:_Error_Handling DSL_OKAY is #defined to zero, so it seems that WriteFile does the job. Are you sure your filename isn't /dev/n...

AFAIK if you set missing value to 80% then randomly 80% of the data is missing. But that is not the true data source. Row 1-8 has 100% data and row 9 to 13 about 20%. if you set the missing value to 80% then everywhere data is missing, not only node 9 to 13. At least this is what I interpret the Ge...

Christian wrote:When you write the software that eliminates about 80 percent of the dataset, maybe you can just extend Genie? Something like "only generate x% data for row x".

How is this different from existing "Missing values (%)" option in "Generate data" dialog?

See this:

http://genie.sis.pitt.edu/forum/viewtopic.php?t=43

GetFirstNode and GetNextNode will do the trick. Read more at:

http://genie.sis.pitt.edu/wiki/Referenc ... SL_network

Please be more specific. What exactly is the 'index' you're referring to? A node handle, perhaps?

First you need to decide if you're going to use native C++ or one of .Net languages.

On the other hand, if you just want to use (and not build) jSMILE, you can try downloading the Linux binaries. I'm not sure if your Red Hat system can use the .so included in the package, but at least give it a try.

The jSMILE sources contain *nix build scripts, but we don't support gcc 2.96 (there's no core C++ SMILE for that platform).

Is there an easy way to get loadfile to access an xml object directly? I assume you're referring to Network.readFile in your original post. Since this is just a thin wrapper over C++ SMILE method, it's not possible to perform network I/O without going to filesystem level. I'd go for file located in...

apopescu wrote:Is there a way in Smile API to pass the xdsl file to a method or constructor and get a Network or DiagNetwork as a result?

I believe you're using jSMILE - in this case, you should call Network.readFile and pass filename as the single argument in function call.

The snippet outputs the following line after loading the model you've attached in the previous post:

TESTCHANCE,TEST,test

That's not possible at the moment.

I can't reproduce the problem. Make sure you're accessing the user properties of correct node. If problem persists, post the network and code here.

Use g++ instead of gcc in the command line.