Re: [infomap-nlp-devel] PERL/CGI: associate -v or -p: bad options?

[Scott C. <ced...@gm...>]

Hi Zbynek,

     I'm glad to hear that you've gotten the Web frontend working.
Are you able to run associate from the command line with the -p or -v
options?

    Unfortunately I'm not that familiar with these options... I'll
give them a try tonight when I get home, though, to see if they work
in my version of the software.


                      Scott

On 10/23/06, Zbynek Studenovsky <zb...@ma...> wrote:
> Dear Sirs,
>
> I use a Infomap software to build a language model (Greek New Testament and
> LXX) for my doctoral thesis. For publishing I would like to make my model
> available for another researches via www. For this reason I have installed
> on my system (Mac OS X 10.3.9 PowerPC) an Infomap demo PERL and CGI scripts
> from CVS (webif) directory. All scripts are running great and I can search
> for nearest neighbors of related words and retrieve documents without
> problems, also with negative keywords.
>
> Regrettably, I am unable to search for "clustered results" and "contrasting
> pairs" with my version of associate (?) - my Apache server (version 1.3)
> records in error_log "Bad option: -v" for "clustered results" and "Bad
> option: -p" for "contrasting pairs".
>
> My question is: Is the 'problem' in air file code (lines 74-79):
>
> #71 sub associate(){
> #72     $command = "associate -w -c " . $input{'corpus'};
> #73     if( $input{'contrast'} eq 'clustered' ){
> #74   $command = $command . " -v clusters " . $input{'results'} . " "
> #75 . $input{'clusters'};
> #76   }
> #77     if( $input{'contrast'} eq 'pairs' ){
> #78   $command = $command . " -p";
> #79   }
>
> or in my installed 'old' version of associate?
>
> Many thanks for your help and best regards from Prague
>
> Zbynek Studenovsky
> -----------------------------------------
> email: zb...@ma...
> homepage: http://homepage.mac.com/zbynek
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