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: In all of the above input/output file specifications, the replacement of the file name by "-" (a single minus sign) forces the reading from stdin or writing to stdout. Note that all parts of the any line after "#" (hashmark) are treated as a comment, therefore ignored. | : In all of the above input/output file specifications, the replacement of the file name by "-" (a single minus sign) forces the reading from stdin or writing to stdout. Note that all parts of the any line after "#" (hashmark) are treated as a comment, therefore ignored. | ||
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=== General options for point matching: === | === General options for point matching: === | ||
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: See more options concerning to point matching in the section "Fine-Tuning of Point Matching" below. That section also describes the tuning of the triangulation used by the point matching algorithm. For a more detailed description about the point matching algorithms based on pattern and triangle matching see [1], [2] or [3]. | : See more options concerning to point matching in the section "Fine-Tuning of Point Matching" below. That section also describes the tuning of the triangulation used by the point matching algorithm. For a more detailed description about the point matching algorithms based on pattern and triangle matching see [1], [2] or [3]. | ||
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=== General options for coordinate matching: === | === General options for coordinate matching: === | ||
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: '''--max-distance''' <maxdist> | : '''--max-distance''' <maxdist> | ||
:: The maximal accepted distance between the matched points. Possible pairs (which are valid pairs due to the symmetric coordinate matching algorihms) are excluded if their Eucledian distance is larger than maxdist. Note that this option has no initial value, therefore, if omitted, all possible pairs due to the symmetric matching are resulted (see also point matching, above). | :: The maximal accepted distance between the matched points. Possible pairs (which are valid pairs due to the symmetric coordinate matching algorihms) are excluded if their Eucledian distance is larger than maxdist. Note that this option has no initial value, therefore, if omitted, all possible pairs due to the symmetric matching are resulted (see also point matching, above). | ||
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=== General options for identifier matching: === | === General options for identifier matching: === | ||
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:: This switch forces the usage of the identifier matching method. | :: This switch forces the usage of the identifier matching method. | ||
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:: Column index or indices containing the identifiers, from the reference and from the input file, respectively. | :: Column index or indices containing the identifiers, from the reference and from the input file, respectively. | ||
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: (Note that there should be only one --triangulation switch, all desired directives should be written in the same argument, separated by commas.) | : (Note that there should be only one --triangulation switch, all desired directives should be written in the same argument, separated by commas.) | ||
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: '''--col-ref-ordering''' [-]<w>, '''--col-inp-ordering''' [-]<w>. | : '''--col-ref-ordering''' [-]<w>, '''--col-inp-ordering''' [-]<w>. |