Hi Sudhakar, Thank you very much for your support. Suresh gave us a machine( gridchem.uits.iu.edu) in IU to deploy the server. But unfortunately we are having some ssh issues when logging to that server . I will contact Suresh and get the issue fixed and deploy an instance of the server there so that you can configure and test the parsers by your self.
On Thu, Dec 11, 2014 at 7:42 PM, Pamidighantam, Sudhakar V < spami...@illinois.edu> wrote: > Supun: > I support these goals. I am available for you to engage with you and > anything I can do to expedite the project please let me know. Even if you > think I can not, do please ask anyway. > I have written the original parsers in perl myself and have directed > others when the Cup/JFLex system was put in place. I have generated and > modified the CUP/JFlex code before, so I am familiar with how it works. I > will look at the paper and may suggest additions. > > I can not test the system now by adding more data and see if this can > parse the new data. How can we get to that point. This is critical first > step for me before I can ask friendly users to test this further. Current > state is a prototype only and is not interesting enough for any of our > users. Unless we can add parsing of more data and more salient data and > create products it is difficult engage end users in any meaningful way. > > Perhaps if this is deployed somewhere in Indiana it may be easier to > move forward. If you need more data please let me know where I should > locate it for you to access. > > Thanks, > Sudhakar. > > > On Dec 11, 2014, at 4:11 AM, Supun Nakandala <supun.nakand...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > Hi All, > > We had the mid evaluation of the project last Tuesday and the following > concerns were raised. > > 1. The lack of visibility of the overall solution in the project > demonstration. > 2. The ability to come up with a solution where, scientist who does > not have a background in computer science can create new parsers (metadata > extraction logic) > > The project was demonstrated using the web interface that we developed. > For the final evaluation we expect to demonstrate the system using laravel > PHP Reference Gateway running in a production server and demonstrate how a > new data product that gets generated will be identified, indexed and will > be available for searching and hope this will handle the first issue. > > We also had a meeting with Dr. Dilum our internal supervisor where we > identified things that can be done from now to 15th January, the expected > project completion date > > 1. Do a proper performance test and publish a paper before final marks > for the project is finalized (marks will be finalized by the end of March). > 2. Getting to work more parsers, so that Sudhakar can ask more users > to use the system. This will help to get more feedback on the system and > have a real world usage. > 3. Implement the support for provenance aware workflow execution in > Airavata using our system. > > We have written a draft paper which I have attached here with. We showed > this to Dr. Srinath and Dr Dilum and they suggested that we do a proper > performance testing (The one that already done is not up to the expected > standards). Given the available time we need to prioritize our work and > select a set of tasks that is doable and has the most impact. What do you > all think? > > Draft Paper: > https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PLfST6hLygQpsr4RlgiDoffmDEwMOWbmb1WZ0uKTtd8/edit#heading=h.6fjqfavj2nov > > Literature Review: > https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0cLF-CLa59oaXRBazF1aURvQTg/view?usp=sharing > > Supun > > > -- Thank you Supun Nakandala Dept. Computer Science and Engineering University of Moratuwa
