I have been able to run a logon experiment on the Tanaka Japanese corpus and generate a score file in the profile, however, I am unable to evaluate the accuracy. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. I have run a single parse ranking experiment on profile ja_6 in the Tanaka corpus, which on my machine is under /home/billmcn/corpora/Tanaka/tc-070707 I now have a [tanaka_ja_6] GP[0] +PT -LEX CW[] -AE NS[0] NT[] -NB LM[0] FT[:::1] RS[] MM[tao_lmvm] MI[5000] RT[1.0e-6] AT[1.0e-20] VA[1.0e+4] PC[100] in this directory. This directory contains non-zero relations, item, score, and fold files. The contents of the score file look correct. I have also a full logon tree checked out under: /home/billmcn/logon/lingo I want to run summarize-folds on the output of my experiment and get accuracy numbers. If I feed the following .lisp script into load (setf *tsdb-home* "/home/billmcn/logon/lingo/redwoods/tsdb/home") (summarize-folds :output "/home/billmcn/temp/tanaka_ja_6.results" :pattern "\\[tanaka_ja_6\\]") it runs for a couple minutes and generates an empty tanaka_ja_6.results file. The STDOUT from load all looks correct to me. (This is attached.) Any suggestions on what I'm doing wrong? -- Bill McNeill <a href="http://staff.washington.edu/billmcn/index.shtml">http://staff.washington.edu/billmcn/index.shtml</a> Sent from: Seattle Washington United States.