Solo Predictor Script Commands Summary

Import of data into object

obj = 'filename.ext'
obj = 'fully/qualified/path/filename.ext'
obj = 'filename.mat?variable'
 obj = '<xml>(PLS_Toolbox XML Format)</xml>'
 obj = '3,4,5'

Apply one object to another

• Apply a model object to a data object:

 result = data|model           

• Apply a preprocessing object to a data object:

 result = data|preprocessing

• Augment two data objects together:

 result = data_1|data_2

Fields in "result" will depend on the model and object types.

Return request command:

Return value of object or property of object:

 obj
 obj.property

Output Format commands:

   :xml         -set output format to XML
   :plain       -set output format to plain text
   :html        -set output format to HTML

Write To File command:

Create output file using a template file for formatting

   :writefile 'output.ext' 'template.tem' –append

Optional flag "-append" will append to end of output.ext instead of replacing the file. If 'template.tem' filename is omitted, a template file named 'output.tem' is expected in the same folder as the output file.

The Template file can contain static text and replacement fields using square brackets around return-request-style codes, for example:

    "the T-squared value is [pred.t2]"

replacement fields can also contain a formatting code using standard fprintf formatting:

    "the Q value is [%0.2e,pred.q]"

Note that the template file must have the .tem extension.

Other Commands

   :include 'myscript.txt'    

Executes the script in myscript.txt.

Included scripts are executed at the point in the calling script where the include statement occurs. If any errors happen during myscript.txt, all script execution will stop at the include statement. Commands after the include can use objects created within the script (included scripts share the same workspace).

   :help           Returns list of valid commands
   :list           Returns list of current objects
   :clear          Clears all objects

Comments

   //Comment;
   \#Comment;
   %Comment;

Any text following one of the comment characters shown above (and before any end-of-line character) is ignored. This allows users to include comments into their scripts to make them more human-readable.