
This file describes three sample runs of the segmentation scoring
script.  For usage information enter:

   $> ./seg_scoring.v2.1.pl


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 To test the segmentation scoring script, execute the following command:

 $> ./seg_scoring.v2.1.pl -i IndexFile.txt -c 0 -b 0

 You should see the following output on the screen:
 $>    87.92 :: Total time in a state to be segmented  (in seconds)
 $>    74.76 :: Time in a correctly segmented state    (in seconds)
 $>    13.16 :: Time in an incorrectly segmented state (in seconds)
 $>     0.15 :: SEGMENTATION ERROR

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 For an example of combining contiguous segments of the same state
 that are less then .25 seconds apart, execute the following command:

 $> ./seg_scoring.v2.1.pl -i IndexFile.txt -c 0 -b .25

 Output on the screen should be:
 $>    88.31 :: Total time in a state to be segmented  (in seconds)
 $>    75.15 :: Time in a correctly segmented state    (in seconds)
 $>    13.16 :: Time in an incorrectly segmented state (in seconds)
 $>     0.15 :: SEGMENTATION ERROR

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 For an example of ignoring a boundary around each reference segment
 of .25 seconds, execute the following command:

 $> ./seg_scoring.v2.1.pl -i IndexFile.txt -c .25 -b 0

 Output on the screen should be:
 $>    61.45 :: Total time in a state to be segmented  (in seconds)
 $>    56.94 :: Time in a correctly segmented state    (in seconds)
 $>     4.51 :: Time in an incorrectly segmented state (in seconds)
 $>     0.07 :: SEGMENTATION ERROR

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