RE: Calculating adjacency in ResNet

4 views
Skip to first unread message

Trevon Fuller

unread,
May 12, 2008, 9:06:16 PM5/12/08
to Diego Hernan Valencia Korosi, bbcl_s...@googlegroups.com

Diego,

 

I noticed that the ResNet input file, Panucoinputfilefinal.txt, was tab-delimited. When I attempted to run ResNet using Panucoinputfilefinal.txt I also experienced the problem that you described. To correct this, I converted Panucoinputfilefinal.txt into a space-delimited file. I was able to run ResNet successfully using the space-delimited version of the input file, which I am attaching (PanucoinputfilefinalTF.txt).

                I converted the file to space-delimited by opening the file in Excel and saving it to CSV format. I then opened the CSV file in the text editor WinEdt and replaced all of the commas with a blank space.

 

Trevon

 

From: Diego Hernan Valencia Korosi [mailto:zen...@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, May 12, 2008 7:39 PM
To: Trevon Fuller
Subject: Re: Calculating adjacency in ResNet

 

Here are the files
Thanks a lot for your help

Diego

PanucoinputfilefinalTF.txt

MSc Diego Hernan Valencia

unread,
May 20, 2008, 10:51:19 AM5/20/08
to BBCL
Trevon

Here I am again asking for your help.
I have run ResNet with the correct inputfile and targetfile. However
the result is not correct because is showing just one hexagone to be
selected while I supposed its have to be more than 10 !!!! I have
rechecked and rerun ResNet in the consnet webpage, with the same
result. I was thingking that you might know why is happening (could be
the Resnet? or maybe the target file??)
All information that you can provide me would be kindly welcome
All the best
Diego
Reply all
Reply to author
Forward
0 new messages