The program dist needs 2 arguments : 
	* the fis configuration file name;
	* the data file name.

It writes a diss.out file that is a nxn matrix of all distances between the data file rows (n is the number of rows of the data file)

The distance is multidimensional, default is fuzzy partition based distance in all dimensions, the ith fis input in the fis configuration file will be used as fuzzy partition for the ith dimension.

Monodimensional Euclidean and fuzzy partition based distances can be combined
(-c argument).

The combination is a Minkowski combination, with default power 2. The power can be set with the -m option.

The distance can be normalized between 0 and 1 with the -n option. If this is the case, it is normalized in all dimensions, using the ith input range for the ith dimension.

Options (command line)
         -n normalized distance (default unnormalized)
	 -m Minkowski power (default 2)
	 -c '0 1' string Euclidean/fuzzy (default fuzzy distance)
	 -wl for wordless
	 -a for detailed display
