There are currently two ways to do the trust coloring: the standard one, and the location-aware one. To use the location-aware one (which should be the best one), do:
./evalwiki -color_local_trust -historyfile ~/work/wiki-data/rep-histories/enwiki-20070206-rel1.0-users -rep_lends_trust 0.4 -trust_read_all 0.3 -trust_read_part 0.3 -trust_radius 2.0 -d ~/work/wiki-data/temp/ ~/work/wiki-data/single_pages/enwiki-20070206_00063_00057.xml.gz
To use the standard one, use -color_trust in place of -color_local_trust; you can also omit -trust_read_part. Note that all numerical parameters have reasonable defaults; the options have been included above only for the sake of completeness.
Note that you can process several files at the same time; this is especially useful when reading the reputation history files (option ~/work/wiki-data/rep-histories/enwiki-20070206-rel1.0-users) takes a non-negligible part of the total computation. Here is an example:
./evalwiki -color_local_trust -historyfile ~/work/wiki-data/rep-histories/enwiki-20070206-rel1.0-users -rep_lends_trust 0.4 -trust_read_all 0.3 -trust_read_part 0.0 -trust_radius 2.0 -d ~/work/wiki-data/temp/ ~/work/wiki-data/single_pages/enwiki-20070206_00063_00057.xml.gz ~/work/wiki-data/single_pages/enwiki-20070206_00063_00058.xml.gz ~/work/wiki-data/single_pages/enwiki-20070206_00063_00059.xml.gz ~/work/wiki-data/single_pages/enwiki-20070206_00063_00060.xml.gz
The outcome of this process is a (list of) xml files that can be loaded in a database.
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