http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1851208 The code & post-processing script are attached.
After building, the run syntax is: ./compressedcuts -b16 -s8 -f7 -r acl1_seed_1000.filter -m1 -c1 -n0.5 -i0.05 -t0 -u0 -g1 -z1
The explanation of each of the arguments is in the source file. It covers HiCuts, HyperCuts and EffiCuts based on arguments.
If I recall correctly,
m - controls if you want to cut in more than one dimension m0 - HiCuts m1 - HyperCuts/EffiCuts
g,z,c - control EffiCuts optimizations c0,g0,z0 - turns off ALL EffiCuts' techniques c1,g1,z1 - EffiCuts
So, m0,c0,g0,z0 = HiCuts m1,c0,g0,z0 = HyperCuts m1,c1,g1,z1 = EffiCuts
These are immediately apparent from the source code.
We used ClassBench generated rulesets for our studies. You can download and use the same.