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tsv, or standoutput , what is the expected input for best_predictor? (all 6)

9:52am Tue 14th May, ANONYMOUS

Good morning,Professor. tsv, or standoutput , what is the expected input for best_predictor? "best_predictor has a single input, the cleaned datafile produced by cantril_data_cleaning." Does this mean the final edition of the script should just take input from tsv file? or from stdout?

tsv, or standoutput , what is the expected input for best_predictor? (all 6)

10:48am Tue 14th May, Michael W.

ANONYMOUS wrote:

> Good morning,Professor. > tsv, or standoutput , what is the expected input for best_predictor? > "best_predictor has a single input, the cleaned datafile produced by cantril_data_cleaning." > Does this mean the final edition of the script should just take input from tsv file? or from stdout?

Hi, The input to best_predictor is a cleaned data file (which I will supply) that was created by the cleaning program. Cheers MichaelW

tsv, or standoutput , what is the expected input for best_predictor? (all 6)

12:29pm Tue 14th May, ANONYMOUS

should there be .tsv file created or standardoutput file ?

tsv, or standoutput , what is the expected input for best_predictor? (all 6)

3:58pm Tue 14th May, Michael W.

Not sure which program you are referring to. The data cleaning program should output .tsv formatted data via stdout (error messages to stderr). The analysis program will report plain text results, similar to the example, via stdout. Cheers MichaelW 👨‍🎨

tsv, or standoutput , what is the expected input for best_predictor? (all 6)

6:15pm Tue 14th May, ANONYMOUS

"Michael Wise" <mi*h*e*.*i*e@u*a*e*u*a*> wrote:

> ANONYMOUS wrote: > > > Good morning,Professor. > > tsv, or standoutput , what is the expected input for best_predictor? > > "best_predictor has a single input, the cleaned datafile produced by cantril_data_cleaning." > > Does this mean the final edition of the script should just take input from tsv file? or from stdout? > > Hi, > The input to best_predictor is a cleaned data file (which I will supply) that was created by the cleaning program. > > Cheers > MichaelW

So you are not going to pass a actual file,like 'tsv' file, for 'best_predictor', but feed it with data from the stdout produced by data_cleaning script, am I right?

tsv, or standoutput , what is the expected input for best_predictor? (all 6)

7:04pm Tue 14th May, Michael W.

ANONYMOUS wrote:

> "Michael Wise" <mi*h*e*.*i*e@u*a*e*u*a*> wrote: > > > ANONYMOUS wrote: > > > > > Good morning,Professor. > > > tsv, or standoutput , what is the expected input for best_predictor? > > > "best_predictor has a single input, the cleaned datafile produced by cantril_data_cleaning." > > > Does this mean the final edition of the script should just take input from tsv file? or from stdout? > > > > Hi, > > The input to best_predictor is a cleaned data file (which I will supply) that was created by the cleaning program. > > > > Cheers > > MichaelW > So you are not going to pass a actual file,like 'tsv' file, for 'best_predictor', but feed it with data from the stdout produced by data_cleaning script, am I right?

Hi Quite the opposite: the input to best_predictor will be a TSV file. Cheers MichaelW 👨‍🎨

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