#!/bin/sh

# This is an example of an "experiment script" which allows several solvers to
# be tried on the same problem set, storing results in an orderly fashion.
# Individual solvers may be turned on and off for any particlar run.

# This variable provides the list of files in the problem set.
PROBLEMS=../problems/arbitrary/*.cop
# This variable provides the directory where the output of the solvers goes. 
RESULTSDIR=../results/new/arbitrary
# This variable specifies where the solver executables and scripts are found.
# (If installed using the Makefile, this should not need to be changed.)
BINDIR=../bin

# These are the arguments common to all the solvers.
# <reps> <tries> <flips>       (see README for details)
COMMON_ARGS="100 1 50000"

# Each of the remaining lines corresponds to a single solver.
# - The 1 or 0 after "carace" turns the solver on or off for a particular run.
# - The values between quotes are parameters for that specific solver.
# - The next value specifies the subdirectory where the results of that solver
#   are to be stored (e.g. results/esg).
# - The remaining arguments specify the solver script and various directories
#   and are probably safely left unchanged.

# ESG: <alpha> <rho> <noise> <corr> <start>
. carace 1 "2.1 0.95 0.5 100 1" 			$RESULTSDIR/esg-se resg "$COMMON_ARGS" $BINDIR "$PROBLEMS" 
. carace 0 "2.1 0.95 0.25 100 0" 			$RESULTSDIR/esg resg "$COMMON_ARGS" $BINDIR "$PROBLEMS" 

# RHB: <noise> <novelty>
. carace 1 "0.12 0.4" 				$RESULTSDIR/hb rhb "$COMMON_ARGS" $BINDIR "$PROBLEMS" 

# ASG: <alpha> <noise> <corr> <start>
. carace 1 "0.04 0.01 100 1" 				$RESULTSDIR/asg-se rasg "$COMMON_ARGS" $BINDIR "$PROBLEMS" 
. carace 0 "0.05 0.25 100 0" 				$RESULTSDIR/asg rasg "$COMMON_ARGS" $BINDIR "$PROBLEMS"