thought i would attach the enitre code 
open (LIST, "<all_res");
while ($output =<LIST>) {
chomp $output;

$file = 'test.pat' ;

$file2 = $output ;

$file3 = $output . ".resauto";

open (FILE, "<$file");
open (OUT, ">TRUE_OUTPUTS");

open (FILE2, "<$file2");
open (OUT2, ">COMPARE");


while (<FILE>) {

if ($_ =~ m/^\s\s\s\s+(\d)\s+$/) {print OUT "$1\n"}

               }
close (FILE);
close (OUT);

while (<FILE2>) {


    push @col, $_ =~ m/^(\S+)/  unless ...;

}
close(FILE2);

open(COL, "<TRUE_OUTPUTS");
while(<COL>) {

      $_ =~ s/^(\S)/$1 $col[$i++]/;

     print OUT2 $_;
}
close(COL);
close(OUT2);

open (COUNT, "<COMPARE") or "Can't open COMPARE: $!";

while (<COUNT>) {

($i, $j) = split (/\s+/, $_);

if ($i == 1) {$totalinterface++};
if ($i == 0) {$totalnon++};


if ($j >= 0.5 && $i == 1) {$TP++ unless $j == 1 && $i == 1};
if ($j >= 0.5 && $i == 0) {$FP++};

if ($j <=0.499999 && $i == 1) {$FN++};
if ($j <=0.499999 && $i == 0) {$TN++};

#if ($j >= 0.5001 ) {$TP++};



$total = $TP+$FP+$FN+$TN;
 }

close(COUNT);



open (completeout, ">$file3");

print completeout    "$file2\n";
print completeout "$TP\n";
print completeout "$TN\n";
print completeout "$totalinterface\n";
print completeout "$totalnon\n";

unlink "TRUE_OUTPUTS";
unlink "COMPARE";

}

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In reply to Re^4: while loop returns same values by Anonymous Monk
in thread while loop returns same values by Anonymous Monk

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