Galapagos Graph View

Hi everyone!

This might be a rather silly question, but...

I was running Galapagos, and after computing for over 1 hour he made a randomly very bad calculation. By this, my until then zigg-zagged graph became suddenly a flat line, since in comparison the other calculations were on a relative scale pretty good compared to it.

Now, can I somehow "zoom back in" the graph, to still read or try to make any sense of the results? I still have the little + indicating a local optimum of the fitness, but I don't see if he found a general solution (or kind of a flattened curved) ..... everything is the same, with one bad bump in between... I would need to change the display somehow, if I understood anything of Galapagos so far...

So... Can I? How?

Thanks...

Replies to This Discussion

Permalink Reply by Christian D on April 29, 2013 at 11:34am

I think I found it... right click & pan. I tried around befor but somehow I missed it. Nevermind. :)

Permalink Reply by Christian D on April 29, 2013 at 1:27pm

Ok, I had the problem again and I cannot really solve it. As much as I try to pan, the rest stays flat with one huge bump sticking out. :(

No one had the same issue before? Below is the maximum I managed to "zoom in"...

Can I somehow avoid that bump otherwise, or delete if from the results or so... Gahh...

Permalink Reply by David Rutten on April 29, 2013 at 1:42pm

Dragging left and right with the Right Mouse Button down will pan the graph. Dragging up and down with the Right Mouse Button down will logarithmify™ the graph. If the difference between the worst and best genomes however is enormous, then even a fully logarithmic display won't help much. Luckily the graph is not particularly important, you don't actually need it for anything.

David Rutten

david@mcneel.com

Poprad, Slovakia

Permalink Reply by Christian D on April 29, 2013 at 2:21pm

Thanks David. The difference got enormous ! :)

I simply thought that there might converge a solution also graphically in some ways? But yes, I can also jump around and check the + for the closes answer (or select all and check from the total the lowest value...). Thanks so far!

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