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@@ -17,6 +17,22 @@ This implementation is not the reference implementation used for the
 experiments presented in this article. It uses a Dijkstra with a
 Binary Heap for the min-queue, and not the optimal Fibonacci heap.
 
 experiments presented in this article. It uses a Dijkstra with a
 Binary Heap for the min-queue, and not the optimal Fibonacci heap.
 

+This software package includes three commands:
+
+ - mtp is the generic command to use in practice. It takes tracking
+   parameters as input, and prints the tracked trajectories as
+   output. The format for these parameters is given at the bottom of
+   this documentation.
+
+ - mtp_example creates a tracking toy example, and runs the tracking
+   algorithm on it. It gives an example of how to use MTPTracker on a
+   configuration produced dynamically, and produce a test input file
+   for the mtp command.
+
+ - mtp_stress_test creates a larger problem with a lot of noise and
+   multiple trajectories, to check the behavior of the code under
+   slightly more complex situations.
+

 * INSTALLATION
 
 This software should compile with any C++ compiler. Under a unix-like
 * INSTALLATION
 
 This software should compile with any C++ compiler. Under a unix-like


@@ -30,7 +46,7 @@ tracker.dat, and print the optimal detected trajectories.
 
 If you now execute
 
 
 If you now execute
 

-  ./mtp --verbose --trajectory-file result.trj --graph-file graph.dot < tracker.dat
+  ./mtp --verbose --trajectory-file result.trj --graph-file graph.dot tracker.dat

 
 It will load the file tracker.dat saved by the previous command, run
 the detection, save the detected trajectories in result.trj, and the
 
 It will load the file tracker.dat saved by the previous command, run
 the detection, save the detected trajectories in result.trj, and the