Commands for FSGOF.EXE input files.  For details on the goodness-of-fit tests used, see

Eliason, Scott R. and Robin Stryker.  2009.  Goodness-of-Fit Tests and Descriptive Measures in Fuzzy-Set 
     Analysis.  Sociological Methods & Research, 38:102-146.

Please send any questions to seliason@email.arizona.edu.

To run FSGOF, copy fsgof.exe to any directory.  Open a command prompt, change to that
directory and type at the prompt:

fsgof <input filename>

where <input filename> is the name of a text file with FSGOF commands given below.
Output will be directed to the specified filename in the OUTPUT command.


FSGOF COMMANDS
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OUTPUT <filename>
Specify an output filename in <filename>.

MERROR <value>
Specify the constant value of the measurement error on the z-transformed fuzzy-set scores.
The default is .05.

DAMP <value>
Specify the damping factor for the z-transformed fuzzy-set scores.  The damping factor d
is such that if a fuzzy-set score is less than d or greater than 1-d, the z transformation
for that score is set to cdfinv(d) or cdfinv(1-d), where cdfinv is the inverse of the
standard unit normal cumulative distribution function.  This ensures the analysis is not
influenced by z transformations approaching +/- infinity.  The default value is .01.

WEIGHT
<column of weights>
Input column weights.  This can be used to exclude specific cases from the analysis.

FINISH
Place at end of the input file.

COMMENT <comment>
Specify any comment in <comment> with maximum length of 80 characters on the line.

DATA <number of cases> <number of factors>
<lines of data entered one case at a time>
Specify the number of cases (rows) and the number of factors (columns-1)
for the analysis, immediately followed by the data.  The first column
is the outcome of interest and the remaining columns are the factors,
not to exceed 10 factors.  See the example input code.