>>>>> "JEH" == Justin E Harlow <harlow@cbl.ncsu.edu> writes:
JEH> Stupid, obvious question of the day: in the comb_verify command, there
JEH> is a "-f filename" option where you can specify the correspondence
JEH> between variable names in two networks. I can't find the format of the
JEH> file anywhere in your documentation! I am assuming that is is just a
JEH> list of "foo=boo" or "foo boo", one per line, but since I keep getting
JEH> strange messages with either format, I thought I should check with you
JEH> and make sure it isn't something more obscure.
Justin,
The format is described in the documentation of the eqv package. Not
exactly the obvious place to look for it. Here is the relevant
excerpt.
Fabio
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The correspondence between the roots and leaves
of the two networks can be specified in an input file. The
format of the input file is as follows-
.roots
<name1> <name2>
.
.
.leaves
<name1> <name2> .
.
Here, name1 is a node name in the first network and name2 a
node name in the second network.
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