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Hello!
I got interested to reproduce the workflows, but it stop at the subprocess in functions of clusterZ() and runSubProcess().
The mpi_args, [ "dbscan", "-i", "-b", "-m", "-e", "-o" ], are unrecognizable on my PC, see outputs:
**>>>/usr/bin/dbscan-bin: invalid option -- 'i'
dbscan - scan a db file and dump the contents common options: -f specify db file, -R dump as raw data, ...**
I guess the 'dbscan' is a density-based-spatial-clustering module, but I cannot find any pipe importing it. My computer took it as a database scanning tool. Then, the other mpi_args were unmatched with the scanning tool, and dbscan aborted unexpectedly.
So, what's the 'dbscan', how to fix it?
Thanks in advance,
Best,
Shanpin
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It took a few days to build the OpenMPI, PnetCDF, Boost and PnetCDF. Conflicts between the apps are the biggest challenge.
I can run the Parallel-DBSCAN now!
Best Regards
Shanpin
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Hello!
I got interested to reproduce the workflows, but it stop at the subprocess in functions of clusterZ() and runSubProcess().
The mpi_args, [ "dbscan", "-i", "-b", "-m", "-e", "-o" ], are unrecognizable on my PC, see outputs:
**>>>/usr/bin/dbscan-bin: invalid option -- 'i'
I guess the 'dbscan' is a density-based-spatial-clustering module, but I cannot find any pipe importing it. My computer took it as a database scanning tool. Then, the other mpi_args were unmatched with the scanning tool, and dbscan aborted unexpectedly.
So, what's the 'dbscan', how to fix it?
Thanks in advance,
Best,
Shanpin
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: