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At each step: 500 million operations per simulation
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This is multiplied by the number of replicates. 50 reps will result in 22,500 simulations.
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By the benchmark, we have 1,182 steps per second (throuput) for a 100x100 grid. If we use a 1000x1000 grid, that implies 11.8 steps/second. So 1000x1000 grid with 50 reps
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8.26 hours (not ideal!)
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### Tests
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- Edge cases with extreme parameter values
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### Issues to be resolved
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## Issues to be resolved
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1. Grid size for HPC run
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2. Number of replicates for statistal power
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3. Directed and/or undirected runs
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4. Evolving and non-evolving runs?
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5. Mean field baseline or non evolving basiline
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6. Warmup period and measurement steps (i.e how many steps do we need to avoid init bias?)
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7. Measurement frequency for statistical accuracy
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8. Default parameters (Need Storm's input on this one).
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Options:
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1. Asymmetric repliates for non-evolving runs
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2. Coarse initial parameter sweep grid
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3. Discard non-evo runs and use mean field baseline instead or the opposite
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1. Grid size for Snellius run
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NOTE: Without the optimization kernels for a 1000x1000 grid the simulation (using 50 reps for statistical power) would run for 548 hours (approximately 23 days)
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2. Number of replicates for statistical power
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3. Directed and/or undirected runs
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The above decisions will complicate our analysis in terms of noise reduction, finite size scaling, and capturing spatial correlations (hryda effect).
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