Unless you have a quick method of getting back from the answer to the
original question (i.e. one direction is hard and the other is extremely),
do yourself a favor and use 2 tasks for validation. Some projects have a
means of validating the result against the original answer and others do
not. It really depends on the problem space your project is in.
jm7
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Hi,
In the BOINC validator framework, what is the recommended way to validate
just one result? The compare results function takes two results, of
course,
so I probably don't want to use that (right?)
Is there some example code in the documentation or distribution somewhere?
Or would any projects doing single-result validation be willing to share a
template of their code with me?
Currently we are using a default string comparison validator and the
two_credit function - we're starting with two results/WU, but would like to
cut that down to one for a particular application.
thanks,
Adam
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