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Running RDS on the command-line
Per Liden
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Running RDS on the command-line | 8/19/06 11:48 AM
Running RDS on the command line is a simple but powerful method of running multiple simultaneous experiments. This is how it is done:

1. Define the experiment without importing data in the GUI.
2. Go to the menu and choose File->Export->Experiment. The experiment will be stored in a file.
3. Open the file in a text editor and follow the instructions for modifying it (in the XML-comment sections) to import the data file. Note that the data file needs to have one line of RDS data types present in on the first row.
4. Look up the file in the command prompt (cmd.exe). Run RDS in the following way:

>rds < file.rex > resultfile.rrx

You will have to add the RDS directory to the path-variable on your system in order for this to work. Otherwise a command similar to this:

C:\Program\Compumine\Rule Discovery System\rds < file.rex > resultfile.rrx

should work.

More instructions about running RDS on the command-line is available in
the command-line manual.
Anonymous
RE: Running RDS on the command-line | 8/19/06 11:49 AM as a reply to Per Liden.
Good tip! I found that it works the same under linux!

/tester