questions
Hi, I was using Lyx 1.2.1 and I was having a problem in which all my embedded references were cited as [?] instead of the number, e.g. [42]. I am using Bibtex and the references all appear correctly in the bibliography at the end of the document. I thought I would upgrade my version, so I downloaded qt (I was previously using Xforms) and compiled it; it said it installed correctly. Then I compiled 1.3.1 from the source RPM for the QT version (I'm running RedHat 7.3) and it seemed to install OK. But when I try to run it it crashes and does a core dump. See below. My X server is X-Win32 v. 6.0 on a PC. Thanks in advance for any help you could render. Natt Zeidenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] bdg]# lyx Xlib: extension RENDER missing on display mzhome.ads.ssc.wisc.edu:0.0. lyx: SIGSEGV signal caught Sorry, you have found a bug in LyX. Please read the bug-reporting instructions in Help-Introduction and send us a bug report, if necessary. Thanks ! Bye. Abort (core dumped) [EMAIL PROTECTED] bdg]# lyx -version LyX 1.3.1 of Tue, Mar 18 2003 Built on Mar 18 2003, 15:03:25 Configuration Host type: i686-pc-linux-gnu Special build flags: C Compiler: gcc C Compiler flags: -g -O2 C++ Compiler: g++ (2.95.1) C++ Compiler flags: -O2 -fpermissive -ftemplate-depth-30 Linker flags: Frontend: qt Qt version: 2.3.0 LyX binary dir: /usr/bin LyX files dir: /usr/share/lyx
questions
Hi, I was using Lyx 1.2.1 and I was having a problem in which all my embedded references were cited as [?] instead of the number, e.g. [42]. I am using Bibtex and the references all appear correctly in the bibliography at the end of the document. I thought I would upgrade my version, so I downloaded qt (I was previously using Xforms) and compiled it; it said it installed correctly. Then I compiled 1.3.1 from the source RPM for the QT version (I'm running RedHat 7.3) and it seemed to install OK. But when I try to run it it crashes and does a core dump. See below. My X server is X-Win32 v. 6.0 on a PC. Thanks in advance for any help you could render. Natt Zeidenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] bdg]# lyx Xlib: extension RENDER missing on display mzhome.ads.ssc.wisc.edu:0.0. lyx: SIGSEGV signal caught Sorry, you have found a bug in LyX. Please read the bug-reporting instructions in Help-Introduction and send us a bug report, if necessary. Thanks ! Bye. Abort (core dumped) [EMAIL PROTECTED] bdg]# lyx -version LyX 1.3.1 of Tue, Mar 18 2003 Built on Mar 18 2003, 15:03:25 Configuration Host type: i686-pc-linux-gnu Special build flags: C Compiler: gcc C Compiler flags: -g -O2 C++ Compiler: g++ (2.95.1) C++ Compiler flags: -O2 -fpermissive -ftemplate-depth-30 Linker flags: Frontend: qt Qt version: 2.3.0 LyX binary dir: /usr/bin LyX files dir: /usr/share/lyx
questions
Hi, I was using Lyx 1.2.1 and I was having a problem in which all my embedded references were cited as [?] instead of the number, e.g. [42]. I am using Bibtex and the references all appear correctly in the bibliography at the end of the document. I thought I would upgrade my version, so I downloaded qt (I was previously using Xforms) and compiled it; it said it installed correctly. Then I compiled 1.3.1 from the source RPM for the QT version (I'm running RedHat 7.3) and it seemed to install OK. But when I try to run it it crashes and does a core dump. See below. My X server is X-Win32 v. 6.0 on a PC. Thanks in advance for any help you could render. Natt Zeidenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] bdg]# lyx Xlib: extension "RENDER" missing on display "mzhome.ads.ssc.wisc.edu:0.0". lyx: SIGSEGV signal caught Sorry, you have found a bug in LyX. Please read the bug-reporting instructions in Help->Introduction and send us a bug report, if necessary. Thanks ! Bye. Abort (core dumped) [EMAIL PROTECTED] bdg]# lyx -version LyX 1.3.1 of Tue, Mar 18 2003 Built on Mar 18 2003, 15:03:25 Configuration Host type: i686-pc-linux-gnu Special build flags: C Compiler: gcc C Compiler flags: -g -O2 C++ Compiler: g++ (2.95.1) C++ Compiler flags: -O2 -fpermissive -ftemplate-depth-30 Linker flags: Frontend: qt Qt version: 2.3.0 LyX binary dir: /usr/bin LyX files dir: /usr/share/lyx
bibtex bibliography in TOC
Hi, How do I insert a reference to a Bibtex bibliography in the Table of Contents of a report. I tried using an \addcontentsline command (with the proper arguments) right before the icon for the Bibtex generated references, but that inserted a reference in the table of contents with a page number which was the last page of the final chapter. Thanks. Matt Zeidenberg University of Wisconsin
bibtex bibliography in TOC
Hi, How do I insert a reference to a Bibtex bibliography in the Table of Contents of a report. I tried using an \addcontentsline command (with the proper arguments) right before the icon for the Bibtex generated references, but that inserted a reference in the table of contents with a page number which was the last page of the final chapter. Thanks. Matt Zeidenberg University of Wisconsin
bibtex bibliography in TOC
Hi, How do I insert a reference to a Bibtex bibliography in the Table of Contents of a report. I tried using an \addcontentsline command (with the proper arguments) right before the icon for the Bibtex generated references, but that inserted a reference in the table of contents with a page number which was the last page of the final chapter. Thanks. Matt Zeidenberg University of Wisconsin
question
Hi, I don't like where Lyx is doing the line breaks in some of my section headings in a report I'm writing. I have a section called The Term Vector Model of Document Similarity and it is breaking the line right after the Sim in Similarity and hyphenating there. I can break it after Model using a TeX //, which works fine, and looks good in the text, but the trouble is, this then breaks up the entry in my Table of Contents into 2 lines, which doesn't look good. I want the Table of Contents entry to stay on one line while the text version is on two. Is this possible? Thanks.
question
Hi, I don't like where Lyx is doing the line breaks in some of my section headings in a report I'm writing. I have a section called The Term Vector Model of Document Similarity and it is breaking the line right after the Sim in Similarity and hyphenating there. I can break it after Model using a TeX //, which works fine, and looks good in the text, but the trouble is, this then breaks up the entry in my Table of Contents into 2 lines, which doesn't look good. I want the Table of Contents entry to stay on one line while the text version is on two. Is this possible? Thanks.
question
Hi, I don't like where Lyx is doing the line breaks in some of my section headings in a report I'm writing. I have a section called "The Term Vector Model of Document Similarity" and it is breaking the line right after the "Sim" in Similarity and hyphenating there. I can break it after "Model" using a TeX "//", which works fine, and looks good in the text, but the trouble is, this then breaks up the entry in my Table of Contents into 2 lines, which doesn't look good. I want the Table of Contents entry to stay on one line while the text version is on two. Is this possible? Thanks.
Re: question
A short example file is attached. Note that the tables jump from
1.2 to 1.4 and that the title on the top of the page runs right
into the page number.
Thanks for looking into this. And thanks for the pointers on page
numbers.
On Mon, 3 Dec 2001, Herbert Voss wrote:
Matt Zeidenberg wrote:
Hi,
I have been using Lyx to write a long document (my CS PhD thesis)
for some time now and really love it. Thanks much to all who
worked on Lyx's development.
I'm using Lyx 1.1.6fix3 on RedHat Linux 7.1.
I have a few questions/problems.
In my document, I have a point at which the tables start
spontaneously numbering by 2 instead of one (i.e. table 12,
table 14, table 16). Up to that point, they were numbering
by increments of one. I have tried deleting the table floats
and reinserting them and that didn't help. If I change the
document format to book from article and change all the
sections to chapters, it numbers the tables by chapter
but it still skips (in this case from 5.2 to 5.4 (formerly
12 and 14)). (However the former 16 is now 6.1 and is OK).
can you give a short example file?
Also, is there any way to get page numbers to appear centered
in the bottom middle of the page? And to get it to skip
page numbering on blank pages (skip both assigning a number
and printing it, when in book format?)
http://www.lyx.org/help/fancy/header.html#fancy_1
http://www.lyx.org/help/page/page.html#pagenumbers
And I notice that long chapter titles, when printed at the top
of the page, tend to run into the page number if if is also
printed at the top, creating an ugly effect. This occurs in
chapter 4 of the User's Guide for Lyx, e.g. on page 70
of the version I have. Is there any thing to do about this,
other than shortening the chapter titles?
also: an example file
HErbert
--
http://www.lyx.org/help/
#LyX 1.1 created this file. For more info see http://www.lyx.org/
\lyxformat 218
\textclass book
\language english
\inputencoding auto
\fontscheme default
\graphics default
\paperfontsize default
\spacing single
\papersize Default
\paperpackage a4
\use_geometry 0
\use_amsmath 0
\paperorientation portrait
\secnumdepth 2
\tocdepth 2
\paragraph_separation indent
\defskip medskip
\quotes_language english
\quotes_times 2
\papercolumns 1
\papersides 2
\paperpagestyle default
\layout Chapter
\begin_inset LatexCommand \label{relevancewiscpolicy}
\end_inset
Using Feedback to Find Better Results and to Improve Spidering Performance
\layout Standard
In the information retrieval literature, relevance is usually thought of
as a boolean value-- either the result is relevant, or it isn't.
In the classic studies of relevance feedback, a set of results to a query
are presented to the user, and the user marks some of these as relevant
or non-relevant.
Terms drawn from those documents tagged as relevant are used to refine
the query.
This has been shown to improve the precision of retrieval (that is, the
percentage of documents returned that are relevant).
\layout Standard
Precision and recall are useful concepts when you have a fixed number of
documents that fit into any category.
In that case, as is conventional in the literature, precision is defined
as a the percentage of the retrieved documents that fall into the desired
category (that is, are relevant to a particular information need, as defined
by the user or a predefined expert assignment), and recall is defined as
the percentage of the relevant documents that have been retrieved.
In the Web context, where the number of documents in any particular category
tends to grow monotonically over time, achieving high precision (so as
to have a low signal-to-noise ratio for the user) and finding a large number
of highly relevant documents, and ranking them well, is more important
than having high overall recall, since most users won't be able to process
any but the most highly relevant documents.
Thus precision usually becomes more important than recall, since there
is usually a flood of information on any topic, more than any one person
can process.
\layout Standard
In the interest of discovering what features contribute to high levels of
precision and high mean relevance of returned documents, I conducted the
following experiment.
I used a set of 500 manually-selected documents, all on public policy topics
related to Wisconsin, 100 each on the following topics: Wisconsin Economy,
Wisconsin Education, Wisconsin Environment, Wisconsin Government and Politics,
and Wisconsin Health Care.
\layout Standard
A group of 107 student-subjects were used in the experiment, all students
of Prof.
Jo Ann Oravec at the University of Wisconsin at Whitewater.
Each student was assigned to one of the categories, and was asked to rate
each page in that category along two dimensions
Re: question
A short example file is attached. Note that the tables jump from
1.2 to 1.4 and that the title on the top of the page runs right
into the page number.
Thanks for looking into this. And thanks for the pointers on page
numbers.
On Mon, 3 Dec 2001, Herbert Voss wrote:
Matt Zeidenberg wrote:
Hi,
I have been using Lyx to write a long document (my CS PhD thesis)
for some time now and really love it. Thanks much to all who
worked on Lyx's development.
I'm using Lyx 1.1.6fix3 on RedHat Linux 7.1.
I have a few questions/problems.
In my document, I have a point at which the tables start
spontaneously numbering by 2 instead of one (i.e. table 12,
table 14, table 16). Up to that point, they were numbering
by increments of one. I have tried deleting the table floats
and reinserting them and that didn't help. If I change the
document format to book from article and change all the
sections to chapters, it numbers the tables by chapter
but it still skips (in this case from 5.2 to 5.4 (formerly
12 and 14)). (However the former 16 is now 6.1 and is OK).
can you give a short example file?
Also, is there any way to get page numbers to appear centered
in the bottom middle of the page? And to get it to skip
page numbering on blank pages (skip both assigning a number
and printing it, when in book format?)
http://www.lyx.org/help/fancy/header.html#fancy_1
http://www.lyx.org/help/page/page.html#pagenumbers
And I notice that long chapter titles, when printed at the top
of the page, tend to run into the page number if if is also
printed at the top, creating an ugly effect. This occurs in
chapter 4 of the User's Guide for Lyx, e.g. on page 70
of the version I have. Is there any thing to do about this,
other than shortening the chapter titles?
also: an example file
HErbert
--
http://www.lyx.org/help/
#LyX 1.1 created this file. For more info see http://www.lyx.org/
\lyxformat 218
\textclass book
\language english
\inputencoding auto
\fontscheme default
\graphics default
\paperfontsize default
\spacing single
\papersize Default
\paperpackage a4
\use_geometry 0
\use_amsmath 0
\paperorientation portrait
\secnumdepth 2
\tocdepth 2
\paragraph_separation indent
\defskip medskip
\quotes_language english
\quotes_times 2
\papercolumns 1
\papersides 2
\paperpagestyle default
\layout Chapter
\begin_inset LatexCommand \label{relevancewiscpolicy}
\end_inset
Using Feedback to Find Better Results and to Improve Spidering Performance
\layout Standard
In the information retrieval literature, relevance is usually thought of
as a boolean value-- either the result is relevant, or it isn't.
In the classic studies of relevance feedback, a set of results to a query
are presented to the user, and the user marks some of these as relevant
or non-relevant.
Terms drawn from those documents tagged as relevant are used to refine
the query.
This has been shown to improve the precision of retrieval (that is, the
percentage of documents returned that are relevant).
\layout Standard
Precision and recall are useful concepts when you have a fixed number of
documents that fit into any category.
In that case, as is conventional in the literature, precision is defined
as a the percentage of the retrieved documents that fall into the desired
category (that is, are relevant to a particular information need, as defined
by the user or a predefined expert assignment), and recall is defined as
the percentage of the relevant documents that have been retrieved.
In the Web context, where the number of documents in any particular category
tends to grow monotonically over time, achieving high precision (so as
to have a low signal-to-noise ratio for the user) and finding a large number
of highly relevant documents, and ranking them well, is more important
than having high overall recall, since most users won't be able to process
any but the most highly relevant documents.
Thus precision usually becomes more important than recall, since there
is usually a flood of information on any topic, more than any one person
can process.
\layout Standard
In the interest of discovering what features contribute to high levels of
precision and high mean relevance of returned documents, I conducted the
following experiment.
I used a set of 500 manually-selected documents, all on public policy topics
related to Wisconsin, 100 each on the following topics: Wisconsin Economy,
Wisconsin Education, Wisconsin Environment, Wisconsin Government and Politics,
and Wisconsin Health Care.
\layout Standard
A group of 107 student-subjects were used in the experiment, all students
of Prof.
Jo Ann Oravec at the University of Wisconsin at Whitewater.
Each student was assigned to one of the categories, and was asked to rate
each page in that category along two dimensions
Re: question
A short example file is attached. Note that the tables jump from
1.2 to 1.4 and that the title on the top of the page runs right
into the page number.
Thanks for looking into this. And thanks for the pointers on page
numbers.
On Mon, 3 Dec 2001, Herbert Voss wrote:
> Matt Zeidenberg wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I have been using Lyx to write a long document (my CS PhD thesis)
> > for some time now and really love it. Thanks much to all who
> > worked on Lyx's development.
> >
> > I'm using Lyx 1.1.6fix3 on RedHat Linux 7.1.
> >
> > I have a few questions/problems.
> >
> > In my document, I have a point at which the tables start
> > spontaneously numbering by 2 instead of one (i.e. table 12,
> > table 14, table 16). Up to that point, they were numbering
> > by increments of one. I have tried deleting the table floats
> > and reinserting them and that didn't help. If I change the
> > document format to "book" from article and change all the
> > sections to chapters, it numbers the tables by chapter
> > but it still skips (in this case from 5.2 to 5.4 (formerly
> > 12 and 14)). (However the former 16 is now 6.1 and is OK).
>
>
>
> can you give a short example file?
>
> > Also, is there any way to get page numbers to appear centered
> > in the bottom middle of the page? And to get it to skip
> > page numbering on blank pages (skip both assigning a number
> > and printing it, when in book format?)
>
>
> http://www.lyx.org/help/fancy/header.html#fancy_1
> http://www.lyx.org/help/page/page.html#pagenumbers
>
>
> >
> > And I notice that long chapter titles, when printed at the top
> > of the page, tend to run into the page number if if is also
> > printed at the top, creating an ugly effect. This occurs in
> > chapter 4 of the User's Guide for Lyx, e.g. on page 70
> > of the version I have. Is there any thing to do about this,
> > other than shortening the chapter titles?
>
>
> also: an example file
>
>
> HErbert
>
>
>
> --
> http://www.lyx.org/help/
>
#LyX 1.1 created this file. For more info see http://www.lyx.org/
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\fontscheme default
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\tocdepth 2
\paragraph_separation indent
\defskip medskip
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\quotes_times 2
\papercolumns 1
\papersides 2
\paperpagestyle default
\layout Chapter
\begin_inset LatexCommand \label{relevancewiscpolicy}
\end_inset
Using Feedback to Find Better Results and to Improve Spidering Performance
\layout Standard
In the information retrieval literature, relevance is usually thought of
as a boolean value-- either the result is relevant, or it isn't.
In the classic studies of relevance feedback, a set of results to a query
are presented to the user, and the user marks some of these as relevant
or non-relevant.
Terms drawn from those documents tagged as relevant are used to refine
the query.
This has been shown to improve the precision of retrieval (that is, the
percentage of documents returned that are relevant).
\layout Standard
Precision and recall are useful concepts when you have a fixed number of
documents that fit into any category.
In that case, as is conventional in the literature, precision is defined
as a the percentage of the retrieved documents that fall into the desired
category (that is, are relevant to a particular information need, as defined
by the user or a predefined expert assignment), and recall is defined as
the percentage of the relevant documents that have been retrieved.
In the Web context, where the number of documents in any particular category
tends to grow monotonically over time, achieving high precision (so as
to have a low signal-to-noise ratio for the user) and finding a large number
of highly relevant documents, and ranking them well, is more important
than having high overall recall, since most users won't be able to process
any but the most highly relevant documents.
Thus precision usually becomes more important than recall, since there
is usually a flood of information on any topic, more than any one person
can process.
\layout Standard
In the interest of discovering what features contribute to high levels of
precision and high mean relevance of returned documents, I conducted the
following experiment.
I used a set of 500 manually-selected documents, all on public policy topics
related to Wisconsin, 100 each on the following topics: Wisconsin Economy,
Wisconsin Education, Wisconsin Environment, Wisc
question
Hi, I have been using Lyx to write a long document (my CS PhD thesis) for some time now and really love it. Thanks much to all who worked on Lyx's development. I'm using Lyx 1.1.6fix3 on RedHat Linux 7.1. I have a few questions/problems. In my document, I have a point at which the tables start spontaneously numbering by 2 instead of one (i.e. table 12, table 14, table 16). Up to that point, they were numbering by increments of one. I have tried deleting the table floats and reinserting them and that didn't help. If I change the document format to book from article and change all the sections to chapters, it numbers the tables by chapter but it still skips (in this case from 5.2 to 5.4 (formerly 12 and 14)). (However the former 16 is now 6.1 and is OK). Does anyone know why this could be happening? There is no table intervening between the two that could be causing the skip. Also, is there any way to get page numbers to appear centered in the bottom middle of the page? And to get it to skip page numbering on blank pages (skip both assigning a number and printing it, when in book format?) And I notice that long chapter titles, when printed at the top of the page, tend to run into the page number if if is also printed at the top, creating an ugly effect. This occurs in chapter 4 of the User's Guide for Lyx, e.g. on page 70 of the version I have. Is there any thing to do about this, other than shortening the chapter titles? Thanks, Matt Zeidenberg University of Wisconsin
question
Hi, I have been using Lyx to write a long document (my CS PhD thesis) for some time now and really love it. Thanks much to all who worked on Lyx's development. I'm using Lyx 1.1.6fix3 on RedHat Linux 7.1. I have a few questions/problems. In my document, I have a point at which the tables start spontaneously numbering by 2 instead of one (i.e. table 12, table 14, table 16). Up to that point, they were numbering by increments of one. I have tried deleting the table floats and reinserting them and that didn't help. If I change the document format to book from article and change all the sections to chapters, it numbers the tables by chapter but it still skips (in this case from 5.2 to 5.4 (formerly 12 and 14)). (However the former 16 is now 6.1 and is OK). Does anyone know why this could be happening? There is no table intervening between the two that could be causing the skip. Also, is there any way to get page numbers to appear centered in the bottom middle of the page? And to get it to skip page numbering on blank pages (skip both assigning a number and printing it, when in book format?) And I notice that long chapter titles, when printed at the top of the page, tend to run into the page number if if is also printed at the top, creating an ugly effect. This occurs in chapter 4 of the User's Guide for Lyx, e.g. on page 70 of the version I have. Is there any thing to do about this, other than shortening the chapter titles? Thanks, Matt Zeidenberg University of Wisconsin
question
Hi, I have been using Lyx to write a long document (my CS PhD thesis) for some time now and really love it. Thanks much to all who worked on Lyx's development. I'm using Lyx 1.1.6fix3 on RedHat Linux 7.1. I have a few questions/problems. In my document, I have a point at which the tables start spontaneously numbering by 2 instead of one (i.e. table 12, table 14, table 16). Up to that point, they were numbering by increments of one. I have tried deleting the table floats and reinserting them and that didn't help. If I change the document format to "book" from article and change all the sections to chapters, it numbers the tables by chapter but it still skips (in this case from 5.2 to 5.4 (formerly 12 and 14)). (However the former 16 is now 6.1 and is OK). Does anyone know why this could be happening? There is no table intervening between the two that could be causing the skip. Also, is there any way to get page numbers to appear centered in the bottom middle of the page? And to get it to skip page numbering on blank pages (skip both assigning a number and printing it, when in book format?) And I notice that long chapter titles, when printed at the top of the page, tend to run into the page number if if is also printed at the top, creating an ugly effect. This occurs in chapter 4 of the User's Guide for Lyx, e.g. on page 70 of the version I have. Is there any thing to do about this, other than shortening the chapter titles? Thanks, Matt Zeidenberg University of Wisconsin
