Re: publishing benchmarks - great idea - expand on what James described earlier.
Most programs are GHz dependent (for most “sensible” definitions of GHz (not
the mega-hyper-pipeline stall prone P4 say) however I see your point that
“threaded” and “optimised for vector systems (e.g. AVX512)”
Hi Graeme,
I suspect that this conclusions depends very closely on (i) the shape of
> the problem and (ii) the extent to which the binary has been optimised for
> the given platform.
>
> I do hope some of these info are analyzed and either published or at least
put at ccp4 wiki.
I am pretty sure
Hi Raquel,
Are u using a compressed filesystem? I recently moved everything including
/home directory to ZFS - which gave ~ 1.4X compression for old adsc
images. Remember vaguely, years before, James suggested to use
aufs/unionfs. You could even enable data-deduplication to save redundant
Hi Harry,
I think some old stuff from Birkbeck crystallography teaching labs. went to
science museum.
However, picture of
Enraf-Nonius Weissenberg X-ray camera, model Y809, (X-ray diffraction camera) -
from 1968 - does not look quite like what I remember.
Dear all,
crystallography provides on of the candidates for the 'breakthrough of the
year 2018' at Science Magazin ("Rapid chemical structures"). You can make your
pick at
http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2018/11/choose-your-2018-breakthrough-year
Best,
Tim
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Paul Scherrer Institut
Tim
