AlgExplorer: command-line utility to assist in alg searching

[Liquorice]

Using the batch file:

Ignore AUFs (y/n)? y

'python' was not recognized as an internal or external command, a program or a batch file.​

I get the same error when I accidentally write "python algexplorer.py yperm_ruf.txt trained.txt -s -p 5 -o output.txt -tl Uxyz -tr Uxyz" so maybe that's the source of error?
Using the python file manually works like a charm though. Only thing is that identical algorithms are not always deleted, so when trimming an alg of post-U/U'/U2 there are four identical algorithms left from most algorithms (but not all algorithms).

 

[AlphaSheep]

Using the batch file:

Ignore AUFs (y/n)? y

'python' was not recognized as an internal or external command, a program or a batch file.​

I get the same error when I accidentally write "python algexplorer.py yperm_ruf.txt trained.txt -s -p 5 -o output.txt -tl Uxyz -tr Uxyz" so maybe that's the source of error?
Using the python file manually works like a charm though. Only thing is that identical algorithms are not always deleted, so when trimming an alg of post-U/U'/U2 there are four identical algorithms left from most algorithms (but not all algorithms).

Most likely cause is that Python is not on the path. There are two possible solutions:

1. You could add the python folder, usually "C:/PythonXX" (depending on your Python version) to the PATH environment variable. You can Google how to edit environment variables for your version of Windows.

2. Or, you can edit the batch file and change

python algexplorer.py

to

C:/PythonXX/python.exe algexplorer.py

Changing XX to whatever it needs to be for your version of Python.

 

[Teoidus]

Using the batch file:
Using the python file manually works like a charm though. Only thing is that identical algorithms are not always deleted, so when trimming an alg of post-U/U'/U2 there are four identical algorithms left from most algorithms (but not all algorithms).

Yeah, didn't try to remove duplicates because it would slow things down dramatically. I'll try to add this in the next version.