Renamed test to include an underscore

Author: javism

README.md

@@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ The [measures](src/Measures) folder contains the MATLAB classes for the metrics
 - [DataSet.m](src/DataSet.m): Class for data preprocessing.
 - [Experiment.m](src/Experiment.m): Class that runs the different experiments.
 - [Utilities.m](src/Utilities.m): Class that pre-process the experiment files, run the different algorithms and produces the results.
-- [runtestssingle.m](src/runtestssingle.m): Script to run all the methods using the ORCA API. Reference performance is compared with toy dataset in order to check that the installation is correct.
+- [runtests_single.m](src/runtests_single.m): Script to run all the methods using the ORCA API. Reference performance is compared with toy dataset in order to check that the installation is correct.
 - [runtestscv.m](src/runtestscv.m): This script runs full experiment tests using the ORCA configuration files to describe experiments.
 
 # Datasets

build_orca.m

@@ -30,5 +30,5 @@
 
 disp('== Run basic tests... == ')
 
-runtestssingle
+runtests_single
 cd ..

doc/orca_install.md

@@ -33,15 +33,15 @@ In Windows, we recommend compiling `mex` files from Octave/MATLAB console.
 Default Octave installation provides `mex` command pre-configured with `MinGW`.
 
 1. Inside Octave's console, run `make` in folder `src\Algorithms`
-1. From `src` run `runtestssingle` to check the installation.
+1. From `src` run `runtests_single` to check the installation.
 
 ### Building `mex` files in Windows for Matlab
 
 1. Install a [supported compiler](https://es.mathworks.com/support/compilers.html). The easier way is to use the "Add-ons" assistant to download
 and install [MinGW](http://es.mathworks.com/help/matlab/matlab_external/install-mingw-support-package.html).
 1. Test [basic C example](https://es.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/52848-matlab-support-for-mingw-w64-c-c++-compiler) to ensure `mex` is properly working.
 1. From the MATLAB's console, run `make` in `src\Algorithms`.
-1. Then run `runtestssingle` in `src` to check the instalation.
+1. Then run `runtests_single` in `src` to check the instalation.
 
 We provide binaries and *dlls* for 'ORBoost', because building this method in Windows can be very *complex*. Make will unpack all the binary files. If you need to compile your own binaries, these are the steps:
 

doc/orca_quick_install.md

@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ The way to run the tests checking the API (see [single test scripts](../src/test
 
 ```MATLAB
 >> cd src/
->> runtestssingle
+>> runtests_single
 ...
 .........................
 Performing test for SVORLin

doc/test_notebooks.sh

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 #!/bin/bash
-## runtestssingle.m is already tested in install_octave.m and install_matlab.m
+## runtests_single.m is already tested in install_octave.m and install_matlab.m
 ## Test notebooks
 
 FILES=*.ipynb