This is a good point to go refill your coffee cup. After the estimation, two files are created so that you are not bombarded with questions in subsequent explorations. For repeating the exploration next time, you only need to load the file BreastCancer.lsp into XLisp-Stat. This will bypass all the inputs we discussed above except for the question about ranges. The file BreastCancer.run contains pre-processed information for faster loading and will be used when BreastCancer.lsp is loaded.
All files are text files and can be viewed with a text viewer.
By default, they use 50 points each and 8 Markov chains. We wish to note that an earlier version of the software was used to produce the results in the paper and subsequently a bug was found. This does not change any of the conclusions of the paper but the numbers shown in table 1.1 in the paper are off from the actual values obtained using the software. A replacement is provided in the file newtable.tex and shows that the agreement between estimates obtained by reweighting and those obtained by actual runs of Markov chains is, if anything, better that what the original table indicated. Just load the lisp files into XLisp-Stat to do the dynamic exploration.