#! /bin/bash
# Example of running cocomin: simply give it the train and test file names.
# It expects to have data preprocessed like this.
# This is simply an example so I'm using the same file twice, but please try with others.

# Create tmp directory if necessary
if [ ! -d /tmp/$USER ]
then
mkdir "/tmp/$USER"
fi

MyRoot="../../../trunk/"

cd ..
Train=eg/test_file

#Train="/tmp/$USER/nasa93_all.csv.numeric"
#Test="/tmp/$USER/nasa93_all.csv.numeric"

# Preprocess the data
#echo "Preprocessing nasa93.csv"
#gawk -f $MyRoot"baker_lc/convertcsv.awk" Method="COC81" Style="precise" $MyRoot"data/nasa93.csv" > $Train
#echo "Preprocessed data stored at "$Train
# Run cocomin
#./cocomin $Train $Test
#! /bin/bash
#MyRoot="../../../trunk/"
Path="/tmp/$USER"
#Train=$1
#Test=$2
ConvertedFile=$Train
Search="forward"
Horizon="16"
Ranker="correlation"
Eval="mmre"
RankingFile=$Path"/cocomin.ranking"
RankingLogFile=$Path"/cocomin_ranking.log"
LogFile=$Path"/cocomin.log"
SortFile=$Path"/cocomin.sort"

#./attr_ranking $ConvertedFile $Path "attrLC" $Train $Train "-" $RankingLogFile > $RankingFile

#Native ordering


./attr2 $Train $Path $Ranker $Train $LogFile $Horizon $RankingFile $SortFile $Eval $Search
#TargetEMs=$(./attr2 $Train $Path $Ranker $Train $LogFile $Horizon $RankingFile $SortFile $Eval $Search)
#echo "#Forward COCOMIN chose: "$TargetEMs

#TargetEMs=$(./attr2 $Train $Path $Ranker $Train $LogFile $Horizon $RankingFile $SortFile $Eval backward)
#echo "#Backward COCOMIN chose: "$TargetEMs

#echo "#Estimate,Actual,MRE"
#gawk -f $MyRoot"baker_lc/lc.awk" Pass=1 TargetEMs=$TargetEMs $Train Pass=2 Mode=2 TargetEMs=$TargetEMs $Test