This has been tested on linux on the Debian Buster distro, but should work on all linux systems.
Also has been tested on MacOS.
The base path of the program is assumed to be the project root. E.g. if the dataset.csv is passed
as a command line argument, then the file dataset.csv must be present in the project root.

• Run the build_release.sh script in the project root.
• Run the executable named project in the Release directory. This MUST be run from the project root
  like ./Release/project, or the paths will be wrong.

• Run the run_tests.sh script in the project root.

• --in: This controls the input file name. Default: W_Dataset.csv
• --c: This controls the input cameras folder. Default: cameras
• --out: This controls the output file name. Default: W_Out_Pairs.csv
• --type: This controls whether the results are written as pairs or as a list matching ids.
  Default value: pairs
  Allowed values: pairs, all

Running the executable using Valgrind to detect memory leaks might take up to 15 minutes. An example output of an execution using valgrind can be found at valgrind_output.txt just to show that the program is leak free.