Improved general usage and added CMake integration #1
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Currently, the main function contains a hard-coded list of data sets and their unique labels. It is easier to determine this automatically. Plus, the use of `PTC` in the code is misleading, because it comes in multiple versions.
The project can now be built as described in the manual. C++11 is automatically selected, but no optimisation flags are set yet. If this is required, the setup has to be adjusted.
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Hi @Pseudomanifold, |
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Dear Horace, Take your time! I merely wanted to 'push' my changes lest I forget about them in some forlorn repository. There's definitely no rush! Best, |
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Dear authors,
I improved the general usage of the
runMLGapplication by implementing proper loading and processing for arbitrary data sets. Moreover, I added genericCMakeintegration such that building the tool should now be easier.Hope you like this pull request; let me know if I can improve it in any way. Thank you very much for providing your code in the first place, I really appreciate it!