Package jline.examples.parity

Class LineExamples

java.lang.Object
jline.examples.parity.LineExamples
public class LineExamples extends Object
LineExamples: run one reference example by name, out of the JAR. 
   java -cp jline.jar jline.examples.parity.LineExamples --list
   java -cp jline.jar jline.examples.parity.LineExamples statepr_aggr
   java -cp jline.jar jline.examples.parity.LineExamples --group advanced/rewardModel
   java -cp jline.jar jline.examples.parity.LineExamples --all

WHY THIS EXISTS BESIDE jline.cli.LineCLI. The CLI answers an -a VIEW of a model, and 24 of the 175 parity baselines are goldened on a quantity no view carries -- a state probability, a reward, a CDF-derived mean and SCV, a cache hit rate. Those quantities are DERIVED BY THE EXAMPLE SCRIPT, not returned by a solver, so the honest way for the JAR to answer them is the same contract every other row keeps: one codebase EXECUTING the example. Before this existed those 24 rows went out as a named SKIP, and the name was accurate while the consequence was that the jar was never asked anything at all about a sixth of the gallery.

It is the Java counterpart of the C++ line-examples binary (cpp/examples/main.cpp) and takes the same argument vector, so parity-static drives both through one code path.

The exit status is the number of examples that threw, so a sweep is usable from a shell without parsing the output; an unknown name exits 2, which is how the harness tells "no twin under that name" from "the twin ran".

  • Constructor Details

    • LineExamples

      public LineExamples()

  • Method Details

    • main

      public static void main(String[] args)