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PostPosted: Wed Feb 25, 2009 7:50 pm    Post subject: Interfacing to QuB Reply with quote

We have a separate piece of software (in Visual Basic or possibly C#) which
creates a State Diagram, and we would like to be able to call your MIL
function and be able to extract the Error (difference between experimental
and calculated results).

Is there a way we can call your functions from an external program?

regards (and congratulations on some very impressive software!)
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 25, 2009 8:04 pm    Post subject: kinda... Reply with quote

We have plans to release our algorithms as a reusable software library but we're not there yet. For your case I've cooked up a rudimentary library function:

double MIL_Files(char *dwt_path, char *qmf_path, int max_iter, double tdead_ms, char *output_path );

which does all its I/O via files, except that it returns log likelihood.

The zip file below contains libraries, a header file, and an example cpp file using the library. The example will not work as written because it has hardcoded paths of files on my computer.

http://www.qub.buffalo.edu/dl.php?f=MIL_Files.zip
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