Class for encapsulating all necessary parameters for prediction; normally provided through command line arguments. More...

Public Member Functions
	parser_predict (int argc, char **argv)
	Parse the command line arguments `argv` using `cxxopts` and set the predict parameters accordingly. More...

Public Attributes
backend_type	backend { backend_type::automatic }
	The used backend: automatic (depending on the specified target_platforms), OpenMP, CUDA, HIP, OpenCL, or SYCL.

target_platform	target { target_platform::automatic }
	The target platform: automatic (depending on the used backend), CPUs or GPUs from NVIDIA, AMD, or Intel.

sycl::implementation_type	sycl_implementation_type { sycl::implementation_type::automatic }
	The SYCL implementation to use with `--backend sycl`: automatic (depending on the SYCL implementation defined during the CMake configuration), hipsycl, or dpcpp.

bool	strings_as_labels { false }
	`true` if `std::string` should be used as label type instead of the default type `ìnt`.

bool	float_as_real_type { false }
	`true` if `float` should be used as real type instead of the default type `double`.

std::string	input_filename {}
	The name of the data file to predict.

std::string	model_filename {}
	The name of the model file containing the support vectors and weights used for prediction.

std::string	predict_filename {}
	The name of the file to write the predicted labels to.

std::string	performance_tracking_filename {}
	If performance tracking has been enabled, provides the name of the file where the performance tracking results are saved to. If the filename is empty, the results are dumped to stdout instead.

Detailed Description

Class for encapsulating all necessary parameters for prediction; normally provided through command line arguments.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

plssvm::detail::cmd::parser_predict::parser_predict	(	int	argc,
		char **	argv
	)

Parse the command line arguments argv using cxxopts and set the predict parameters accordingly.

If no output filename is given, uses the input filename and appends a ".predict". The output file is than saved in the current working directory.

Parameters

[in]	argc	the number of passed command line arguments
[in]	argv	the command line arguments

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