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# [incr tsdb()] --- Competence and Performance Profiling Environment
# Copyright (c) 1996 -- 2005 Stephan Oepen (oe@csli.stanford.edu)
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.menu.file create and maintain test suite databases; set tsdb(1) directories and options; update display
{.menu.file.menu Reread} reread current database status (flush profile cache)
{.menu.file.menu Rename} rename current database (change directory name)
{.menu.file.menu Purge} purge all test run data from current database
{.menu.file.menu Delete} delete current database
{.menu.file.menu Create} create new database from test suite skeleton
{.menu.file.menu Import} import ASCII test item file or tsdb(1) database into new database
{.menu.file.menu Close} close all [incr tsdb()] client windows
{.menu.file.menu Quit} quit from [incr tsdb()] podium (only, why would you?)
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# `Browse' menu (and embedded cascades)
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.menu.browse query and browse database schema and data from active (selected) database
{.menu.browse.menu Database Schema} browse database schema (definition of relations, attributes, types et al.)
{.menu.browse.menu Vocabulary} show lexicographically sorted list of lexical items (and usage frequencies)
{.menu.browse.menu Test Items} browse (selected) fields from `item' relation
{.menu.browse.menu Phenomena} browse (selected) fields from `phenomena' relation
{.menu.browse.menu Test Run(s)} browse (selected) fields from `run' relation
{.menu.browse.menu Parses} browse (selected) fields from `parse' relation
{.menu.browse.menu Results} browse (selected) fields from `result' relation
{.menu.browse.menu Errors} browse (selected) fields from `error' relation
{.menu.browse.menu Custom Query} compose and submit custom TSQL query to current test suite database
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# `Process' menu (and embedded cascades)
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.menu.process load test suite vocabulary; start and control batch processing (a test run)
{.menu.process.menu All Items} process all test items from current database
{.menu.process.menu Positive Items} process grammatical test items from current database
{.menu.process.menu Negative Items} process ungrammatical test items from current database
{.menu.process.menu TSQL Condition} process test items from current database that satisfy the TSQL condition
{.menu.process.menu Vocabulary} process test suite vocabulary; report lexical coverage
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# `Analyze' menu (and embedded cascades)
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.menu.analyze summarize or graph competence and performance profiles for current database
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# `Compare' menu (and embedded cascades)
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.menu.compare compare competence or performance profiles across test runs (i.e. databases)
{.menu.compare.menu Source Database} select (g)old standard database to compare to
{.menu.compare.menu Detail} compute and display detail comparison
{.menu.compare.menu Decoration} select attributes (with common values in both databases) to decorate display
{.menu.compare.menu Intersection} select attrbutes for intersection: display pairs of test items with at least one mismatch
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# `Evolution' menu (and embedded cascades)
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.menu.evolution tabulate or graph multiple competence and performance profiles over extended period
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# `Options' menu (and embedded cascades)
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.menu.options set [incr tsdb()] directories and options; restrict data set (TSQL condition); change aggregation parameters
{.menu.options.menu Database Root} (view or) change base directory for [incr tsdb()] database directory tree
{.menu.options.menu Skeleton Root} (view or) change directory containing [incr tsdb()] database skeletons
{.menu.options.menu Update} update [incr tsdb()] podium status
{.menu.options.menu TSQL Condition} select TSQL condition to restrict browsing, analysis, and comparison to subset from current data
{.menu.options.menu Phenomena} select phenomena to restrict browsing, analysis, and comparison to subset from current data
{.menu.options.menu New Condition} input and activate new TSQL condition (see above)
{.menu.options.menu Aggregate By} select dimension (attribute) used in aggregation (class organization) in analysis and comparsion
{.menu.options.menu Aggregation Parameters} (view or) change aggregation parameters: aggregate width, minimum size, lower and upper bounds
{.menu.options.menu Switches} (view or) change various processing, memory management, and display switches
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# `Help' menu (and embedded cascades)
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.menu.help if only someone provided some help |:-{
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# aggregation parameter pane
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.status.aggregate.lsize size (width) of individual aggregates in scale units
.status.aggregate.esize use <Up> or <Shift-Up> to increment, <Down> or <Shift-Down> to decrement value
.status.aggregate.lthreshold minimal number of items per aggregate
.status.aggregate.ethreshold use <Up> or <Shift-Up> to increment, <Down> or <Shift-Down> to decrement value
.status.aggregate.llower lower bound for aggregation (minimal value)
.status.aggregate.elower use <Up> or <Shift-Up> to increment, <Down> or <Shift-Down> to decrement value
.status.aggregate.lupper upper bound for aggregation (maximal value)
.status.aggregate.eupper use <Up> or <Shift-Up> to increment, <Down> or <Shift-Down> to decrement value
.status.aggregate.fill0 <Return> completes parameter input; <Control-G> aborts
.status.aggregate.fill1 <Return> completes parameter input; <Control-G> aborts
.status.aggregate.fill2 <Return> completes parameter input; <Control-G> aborts
.status.aggregate.fill3 <Return> completes parameter input; <Control-G> aborts
.status.aggregate.fill4 <Return> completes parameter input; <Control-G> aborts