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diff -rauN ../orig/autoclass-3.3.4/debian/autoclass.1 ./autoclass-3.3.4/debian/autoclass.1
--- ../orig/autoclass-3.3.4/debian/autoclass.1 2006-01-25 15:00:34.000000000 +0100
+++ ./autoclass-3.3.4/debian/autoclass.1 2006-01-25 15:03:50.000000000 +0100
@@ -764,7 +764,7 @@
restart run. This list should bracket your expected number of
classes, and by a wide margin!
"start_j_list = -999" specifies an empty list (allowed only on restarts)
-.IP "\fBn_classes_fn_type\fP = "random_ln_normal""
+.IP "\fBn_classes_fn_type\fP = ""random_ln_normal"""
Once \fBstart_j_list\fP is exhausted, \fBAutoClass\fP will call this
function to decide how many classes to start with on the next try,
based on the 10 best classifications found so far. Currently only
@@ -808,7 +808,7 @@
Specifies the maximum number of classifications stored internally.
.IP "\fBn_final_summary\fP = 10"
Specifies the number of trials to be printed out after search ends.
-.IP "\fBstart_fn_type\fP = "random""
+.IP "\fBstart_fn_type\fP = ""random"""
One of {"random", "block"}. This specifies the type of class
initialization. For normal search, use "random", which randomly
selects instances to be initial class means, and adds appropriate
@@ -816,7 +816,7 @@
partitions the database into successive blocks of near equal size.
For repeatable results, also see \fBforce_new_search_p\fP,
\fBmin_report_period\fP, and \fBrandomize_random_p\fP.
-.IP "\fBtry_fn_type\fP = "converge_search_3""
+.IP "\fBtry_fn_type\fP = ""converge_search_3"""
One of {"converge_search_3", "converge_search_4", "converge"}.
These specify alternate search stopping criteria.
"converge" merely tests the rate of change of the log_marginal
@@ -912,7 +912,7 @@
.IP "\fBcheckpoint_p\fP = false"
If true, checkpoints of the current classification will be written
every "min_checkpoint_period" seconds, with file extension
-.chkpt[-bin]. This is only useful for very large classifications
+\&.chkpt[-bin]. This is only useful for very large classifications
.IP "\fBmin_checkpoint_period\fP = 10800"
If checkpoint_p = true, the checkpointed classification will be
written this often - in seconds (default = 3 hours)
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