This repository contains all code to execute the experiments for the automated boundary detection and summarization study in this paper. While all results can be reproduced directionally that way, the original results can be downloaded from here.
All experiments were run with programming language Julia version 1.8.0.
- Install Julia (tested on version 1.8.0).
- Open the Julia console with
JULIA_COPY_STACKS=1 JULIA_NUM_THREADS=$(nproc) GKSwstype=100 project=. juliaand enter from the terminal. - Type
include("src/experiments/run.jl")and enter. - The results and statistics will start accrue in the results directory. Come back in some days.
If you are interested in using, contributing, or learning about AutoBVA, we are happy to discuss - feel free to reach out (find contact details in linked paper above).
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