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I'm finding that some of my .wav files can't be added to the joblist. If I try to add them through the Add Audio File button (or if I attempt to drag the file to the joblist window) it won't appear in the list.

This sounds like an old issue related to long file paths. Basically, if some of the files' paths exceed 260 characters, those files would not be added to the joblist in older fre:ac releases. Are you using the latest fre:ac release (1.1.2b)?

I say nearly, because 3 of them seem to not want to appear in the joblist. Their usernames aren't unusual and quite short: "130G_001.wav", "140_006.wav" and "140_Bm_Keyboard&Lead_01_SP.wav". I don't think this is a fre:ac issue though, I think it might be related to a Windows 10 file permission issue I've been having - I need to do some more investigating! :)

So, I had mentioned that I had three files which didn't appear in the joblist when I dragged them into the window. Yesterday I tried dragging them to the window in a different order, and found that two of them could be added to the joblist without any issue.

As for the other file when dragged to the window, it still doesn't appear, but it also seems to cause fre:ac to stop responding to other files being added to the joblist. It's possible that this rogue file has been the cause for my problems!

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Input files: ParallelStructure accepts as input two files: one file contains the data set, and has the same format as a Structure software file. The second is a joblist file which identifies individual populations to be analyzed within the data set. A list of tasks to be performed is stored in a joblistfile. In joblist file, each line corresponds to an individual job. While STRUCTURE input format requires a different dataset for each set of each population, ParallelStructure allows the user to work from a large input file containing all the populations one might need to analyze in STRUCTURE. The joblist file lists a set of "jobs" that can include all or only a subset of population. This avoids making a different input file for each population subset. The user defines the set of populations to be included, and specifies the STRUCTURE parameter K, burin and number of iteration in the oblist file.

Job joblist format is below. The job desginator is first (T1, T2, etc); then the populations to be analyzed, separated by commas (1,2,3,4 in line 1), then the K value (3 in line 1), the burnin (1000 in line 1) and total iterations (10000 in line 1). If all populations in the data must be analyzed pairwise (all VS all), the list of populations for the given job can be replaced by "pairwaise.matrix" (see job T11 in example joblist).

Output files: ParallelStructure returns a set of files. First, a set of PDF files, one for each analysis specified in the joblist file. And second, it creates a set of results files, a pair for each analysis in joblist.txt. If parameters printqhat=1 or plot output=1, q files and graphs in _pdf format are produced. ParallelStructure also produces one .csv file called "results summary" in the working directory. This file contains a table that summarises for each job listed in the joblist file: main job parameters (job ID, k, number of iteration and burnin, as well as result summary statistics log likelihood of the data, mean and variance of the log likelihood, and mean value of alpha). ff782bc1db