Command Line Interface¶

Note

Not all features are available through the command line interface.

polynondom.py¶

Enumerates and visualises different sets of non-dominated points

usage: polynondom.py [-h] {points,objs} ...

-h, --help¶: show this help message and exit

polynondom.py objs¶

Read objectives given in input file.

usage: polynondom.py objs [-h] -f input_file [--delim delimiter]
                              [-v {d,n,m,p} [{d,n,m,p} ...]]
                              [-c {red,blue,black,brown,green}] [--noLines]
                              (--assignment | --cube)

-h, --help¶: show this help message and exit

-f <input_file>, --file <input_file>¶: Each line in the input file is assumed to contain an opening bracket [ and a closing bracket ] which contain the input values.

--delim <delimiter>¶: Delimiter used to delimited the input values within the brackets (defaults to space).

-v {d,n,m,p}, --visualise {d,n,m,p}¶: specify which points to visualise: (d)ominated, (n)on-dominated, (p)olynon-dominated, (m)ononon-dominated

-c {red,blue,black,brown,green}, --color {red,blue,black,brown,green}¶: Color used for point visualisation

--noLines¶: Specify that line projections of points should not be displayed. This might improve the general overview in 3d visualisation if many points are involved.

--assignment¶: Specify that corresponding domain is an assignment problem.

--cube¶: Specify that corresponding domain are the vertices of a cube.

polynondom.py points¶

Read pre-computed points given in input file.

usage: polynondom.py points [-h] -f input_file [--delim delimiter]
                                [-v {d,n,m,p} [{d,n,m,p} ...]]
                                [-c {red,blue,black,brown,green}] [--noLines]
                                [--allNondom]

-h, --help¶: show this help message and exit

-f <input_file>, --file <input_file>¶: Each line in the input file is assumed to contain an opening bracket [ and a closing bracket ] which contain the input values.

--delim <delimiter>¶: Delimiter used to delimited the input values within the brackets (defaults to space).

-v {d,n,m,p}, --visualise {d,n,m,p}¶: specify which points to visualise: (d)ominated, (n)on-dominated, (p)olynon-dominated, (m)ononon-dominated

-c {red,blue,black,brown,green}, --color {red,blue,black,brown,green}¶: Color used for point visualisation

--noLines¶: Specify that line projections of points should not be displayed. This might improve the general overview in 3d visualisation if many points are involved.

--allNondom¶: Switch to indicate that all pre-computed points are known to be non-dominated (defaults to False)