Remove the mtp_stress_test command, integrated what it did in mtp_example.

[mtp.git] / README.txt

diff --git a/README.txt b/README.txt
index 095b8a0..ca2e062 100644 (file)
--- a/README.txt
+++ b/README.txt
@@ -28,11 +28,8 @@ This software package includes three commands:
  - 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 produces 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.
+   for the mtp command. If you pass it the "stress" argument, it
+   generates a larger and noisier problem.
 
 * INSTALLATION
 
@@ -79,8 +76,8 @@ The MTPTracker takes as input
 
  (2) a spatial topology composed of
 
-     - the allowed motions between them (a Boolean flag for each pair
-       of locations from/to)
+     - the allowed motions between locations (a Boolean flag for each
+       pair of locations from/to)
 
      - the entrances (a Boolean flag for each location and time step)
 
@@ -91,9 +88,9 @@ The MTPTracker takes as input
              log( P(Y(l,t) = 1 | X) / P(Y(l,t) = 0 | X) )
 
      where Y is the occupancy of location l at time t and X is the
-     available observation. Hence, this score is negative on locations
-     where the probability that the location is occupied is close to
-     0, and positive when it is close to 1.
+     available observation. In particular, this score is negative on
+     locations where the probability that the location is occupied is
+     close to 0, and positive when it is close to 1.
 
 From this parameters, the MTPTracker can compute the best set of
 disjoint trajectories consistent with the defined topology, which
@@ -149,4 +146,4 @@ structure
 
 --
 François Fleuret
-December 2012
+April 2013