CompareBlockmodels
Use this option to check to see if two block models are equal. It checks number of blocks, origin, extents, rotation, schema, variable list, variable values.
Important: Be sure to include capital letters when typing the name of this program. It is case-sensitive.
Usage:
CompareBlockmodels <model one> <model two> -[n|o|r|s|v|u] or -t <variable name><> indicates a mandatory switch. [ ] indicates an optional switch |
Where:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
-n
|
Compare number of blocks |
-o [##.##]
|
Compare origins. You can enter a threshold value as an option. Default threshold is -4. |
-e [##.##]
|
Compare extents. You can enter a threshold value as an option. Default threshold is -4. |
-r [##.##]
|
Compare rotation. You can enter a threshold value as an option. Default threshold is -4. |
-s [##.##]
|
Compare schemas. You can enter a threshold value as an option. Default threshold is -4. |
-v
|
Compare variable lists |
-u [##.##]
|
Compare variable values. You can enter a threshold value as an option. Default threshold is -4. |
-t <variable name>
|
Compare only specific variable |
Verbose
|
Verbose level: (0) Quiet, (1) PassFail, (2) Tests, (3) Details |
Example:
CompareBlockmodels m1.bmf m2.bmf verbose 2 (all default test, report by test)
CompareBlockmodels m1.bmf m2.bmf -u 0.010 (variable value testing only)
