Changes between Version 6 and Version 7 of Documentation/FAQ

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07/14/11 17:42:37 (13 years ago)

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  * S. Wagner, Heuristic Optimization Software Systems - Modeling of Heuristic Optimization Algorithms in the HeuristicLab Software Environment, PhD Thesis, Institute for Formal Models and Verification, Johannes Kepler University Linz, Austria, 2009.
 
-=== Data-analysis import file format ===
+=== What's wrong, if controls are not correctly resized in the HeuristicLab Optimizer? ===
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+If the text size in Windows is set to a larger value than 100%, controls are not correctly resized in HeuristicLab and your screen might look like this:
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+This behavior results from a bug in the GUI frameworks (either Windows Forms or the Dock Panel Suite). To overcome it, you have to set the Windows text size to 100%. This can be done in the dialog shown below. 
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+=== What is the correct file format to import data-analysis problem data? ===
 Your data file must be available in form of a table. HeuristicLab does not support sparse matrix formats as used for instance by libSVM. To import your data into HeuristicLab you must prepare your data file to follow a comma separated values format (CSV). On import HeuristicLab tries to guess which separator character is used. Allowed separator characters are ';', ',', 'Space' and 'Tab'. The values should be given as real-values and use a period ('.') as decimal separator. German users can also use the comma (',') character as decimal separator, but of course in this case ',' is not allowed as separator character (use either ';', 'Space' or 'TAB'). The first line of the CSV file can contain variable names.