void UnifracWeightedCommand::help(){
try {
m->mothurOut("The unifrac.weighted command can only be executed after a successful read.tree command.\n");
- m->mothurOut("The unifrac.weighted command parameters are groups, iters, distance and random. No parameters are required.\n");
+ m->mothurOut("The unifrac.weighted command parameters are groups, iters, distance, processors and random. No parameters are required.\n");
m->mothurOut("The groups parameter allows you to specify which of the groups in your groupfile you would like analyzed. You must enter at least 2 valid groups.\n");
m->mothurOut("The group names are separated by dashes. The iters parameter allows you to specify how many random trees you would like compared to your tree.\n");
m->mothurOut("The distance parameter allows you to create a distance file from the results. The default is false.\n");
m->mothurOut("The random parameter allows you to shut off the comparison to random trees. The default is false, meaning don't compare your trees with randomly generated trees.\n");
+ m->mothurOut("The processors parameter allows you to specify the number of processors to use. The default is 1.\n");
m->mothurOut("The unifrac.weighted command should be in the following format: unifrac.weighted(groups=yourGroups, iters=yourIters).\n");
m->mothurOut("Example unifrac.weighted(groups=A-B-C, iters=500).\n");
m->mothurOut("The default value for groups is all the groups in your groupfile, and iters is 1000.\n");