If it searched 10,000 iterations, that's probably fine. If it only takes
a few min to do 10k, I might let it run over 100k, though it probably
won't improve much.
doug
Shannon Tubridy wrote:
Dear List -
I have a question about how long I should expect it takes my computer
to generate optseq2 sequences. A colleague advised that I should
expect it to take a couple hours to generate sequences. I've just
produced 20 sequences (nsearch = 10000; see below for full command
line specs) on a powerpc Mac (dual 1.8 GHz) and it took less than a
minute.
Everything appears reasonable in the generated sequences (although
there are five columns in my par files, including a mysterious fourth
column with 1 in every entry in every par file), but I'm concerned
that something went wrong because it went so fast.
Any advice is appreciated.
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optseq2 --ntp 270 / --tr 2 / --psdwin 0 20 / --ev event1 4 45 / --ev
event2 4 30 / --ev event3 4 30 / --nkeep 20 / --o Sub / --nsearch 10000
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Shannon Tubridy
NYU Dept of Psychology
6 Washington Place - 8th floor
New York, NY 10003
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