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Quantifying Counts, Costs, and Trends Accurately via Machine Learning
HPL-2007-164(R.1) Quantifying Counts, Costs, and Trends Accurately via Machine Learning - Forman, George
Keyword(s): supervised machine learning, classification, prevalence estimation, class distribution estimation, cost quantification, quantification research methodology, minimizing training effort, detecting and tracking trends, concept drift, class imbalance, text mining
Abstract: In many business and science applications, it is important to track trends over historical data, for example, measuring the monthly prevalence of influenza incidents at a hospital. In situations where a machine learning classifier is needed to identify the relevant incidents from among all cases in ...
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fizmo-console

FIZMO-CONSOLE(6)						   Games Manual 						  FIZMO-CONSOLE(6)

NAME

       fizmo-console - bare-bone console implementation of the fizmo Z-Maschine Interpreter.

SYNOPSIS

       fizmo-console [ options ] storyfile

DESCRIPTION

       fizmo-console  is  a  frontend for the fizmo Z-Machine interpreter--"Fimzo interprets Z-machine opcodes"--which uses only the basic console
       output and input methods. It will run most of the interactive fiction games aka text adventures written by Infocom or other games which are
       based on the Z-Machine--currently all versions except version 6 are supported.

OPTIONS

       -h, --help
	      Show help message and exit.

       -ll, --line-length
	      Will set the line length for the current screen. This will enable word-wrapping using the defined screen size.

       -dh, --disable-hyphenation
	      Disable word hyphenation. Useful for languages other than the supported ones.

CREDITS

   ITF -- The InfoTaskForce
       All  the  people  who drew up the Z-Machine Specification, in alphabetical order: Chris Tham, David Beazley, George Janczuk, Graham Nelson,
       Mark  Howell,  Matthias	Pfaller,  Mike	Threepoint,  Paul  David  Doherty,  Peter  Lisle,  Russell  Hoare   and   Stefan   Jokisch.    See
       http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/InfoTaskForce for more information.

   The Frotz authors
       When I really got stuck I peeked into the frotz source. Thanks to Stefan Jokisch, Galen Hazelwood and David Griffith.

   People helping with bug fixes, extensions, packaging, translations and more
       in  alphabetical  order:  Andrew  Plotkin,  David  Leverton, Eric Forgeot, irb, Lewis Gentry, Michael Dunlap, Pattrick Matthai, Samuel Ver-
       schelde, Zachary Kline and the people at MacPorts.

SEE ALSO

       fizmo-ncursesw(6), frotz(6), xzip(6), jzip(6), inform(1)

AUTHOR

       Fizmo was written in 2005-2012 by Christoph Ender.

BUGS

       Fizmo is in beta stage and will probably still have some bugs.  If you stumble upon one, please send an e-mail to fizmo@spellbreaker.org.

0.7.2								   March 9, 2012						  FIZMO-CONSOLE(6)