Tutorial
Basic Lessons
- First-Time Setup and User Interface
- Example 1: A Simple Program
- Exploring Results: Basic Functionality
- Preparing Your Own Program
- Importing Your Own Program
- Creating Program Graphs
Advanced Lessons
- Automatically Finding Optimal Parameter Settings
- Example 2: Multiple Objectives
- Example 3: Parameter Dependencies
- Exploring Results: Advanced Functionality
- HPC and Database Configuration
- Program Graphs With Multiple Programs
Introductory Videos
First-Time Setup and User Interface
→ Start the Ultimate Framework by launching the program file
Ultimate Framework.exe
.
(The download is available here.)
The setup wizard appears.
→ In the first window, click Next. Then, choose Use a database with some examples in it and click Finish.
The program window appears.
A This view displays your currently selected program graph. In the Ultimate Framework, you organize your work in program graphs. A program graph contains all programs that are involved in your algorithm evaluation chain. A connection between two programs α and β, from α to β, means that the output of α goes into the input of β.
B The collection of program graphs available in your database.
C The collection of programs available in your database. A program can be contained in arbitrarily many program graphs, but only once per graph.
D The parameters of the currently selected program. These are defined by you when you import a program.
E The possible values of the currently selected parameter.
F An overview over the actions that will be carried out by the Ultimate Framework when you start the evaluation.
For a simple example on how to use the Ultimate Framework, see the Example 1: A Simple Program lesson.