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< jerone>
Hi, I have managed to use bash to do a for loop on a couple of datasets:
< jerone>
for i in Empt1.csv Empt2.csv ; do mlpack_det -t $i -e testest.txt ; done
< jerone>
but then density estimate files is overwritten in the loop
< jerone>
I'd like to have the new estimates appended to the text file, or printed to a separate text file for each training set
< jerone>
if possible, do you know how? cheers
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< jerone>
never mind, i figured it out, something along the lines of: for i in 1 2 ; do mlpack_det -t rapi/Empt$i.csv -e testest$i.txt ; done
< jerone>
works for me
< jerone>
cheers anyway
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mlpack/mlpack#490 (master - a7a05d8 : Ryan Curtin): The build passed.