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Using the Output as InputOutput from the ACT-R Memory Output Library can be used as input into other programs, which can then provide a further illustration of the workings of the ACT-R models of interest.For example, I have written a sample program that uses files created by the global-variables-output-verbose function to print out a table of global variable values that differ between models. I wrote this particular program because I was curious to see if other people's models were using global variables consistently. This program, along with the ACT-R Memory Output library allows me to make these comparisons relatively easily. |
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Model Comparison Assistant Description |
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This perl program runs at the unix command line. It takes as arguments
a directory name and a filename. The directory should contain (only)
files that are to be compared for differences in global variable
values. The file supplied should contain a list of relevant
global variables. Only these global variables will be checked.
A file of usefully compared values can be found
here.
Example: Suppose also that I had a list of relevant global variables in the file relevant_gvs.txt. To run the program I would type: perl global_diff.pl foo relevant_gvs.txt |
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