| newAD2 – text frontend
Command newAD2 launches command prompt, which connects to running newAD2, or starts newAD2 in current directory if it wasn't running. Any number of command prompts can be opened at the same time. List of newAD2 commands:
- abort : Immediately interrupts the running calculation, without waiting for the iteration to finish; parameter values are restored to their state before the calculation started.
- add : Adds one computer.
- calculate / .calculate : Calculates theoretical values corresponding to experimental data and values of functions listed in the section "modeled functions".
- configuration : Writes information about computers.
- end : Stops current calculation when the current iteration is finished.
- enroll : Adds all computers.
- factor : Sets factors of experimental data to values for which individual sum of squares have targeted values.
- fit / .fit : Starts fit of experimental data with free parameters.
- fix : Fixes given parameters.
- free : Frees given parameters.
- halt : Kills newAD2 program.
- informations : Writes information about current newAD2 status.
- input : Loads experimental data.
- import : Loads model, input data and parameters from .out or .log file.
- let : Changes value of a parameter or setting.
- quit : Quits command prompt, newAD2 is still running in background.
- min / .min : Minimizes sum of squares for given parameter.
- model : Loads model from a modelfile.
- output : Saves the result of newAD2 to a file.
- parameters : Writes list of parameters and their values.
- processes : Writes information about calculation processes.
- reload : Reloads the currently loaded model, forces a fresh computing process (slave) to be spawned, and restarts the cache of calculated values.
- restore : Restarts interrupted calculation.
- samples : Defines sample names in multisample mode.
- settings : Writes list of all settings.
- sort : Sorts the parameters of numbered structures according to different criteria.
- target : Sets targeted values of sums of squares for individual experimental data.
Commands can be shortened to three and more symbols. For example, instead of configuration you can write conf or con.