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Mean CPU usage for Haskell and Rust agree to approximately 15% #247

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bwbush opened this issue Mar 12, 2025 · 4 comments
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Mean CPU usage for Haskell and Rust agree to approximately 15% #247

bwbush opened this issue Mar 12, 2025 · 4 comments
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bwbush commented Mar 12, 2025

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  • Mean CPU load differs between the Haskell and Rust simulations, often by about 15%.
  • Sometimes one is more heavily loaded and other times the other is more heavily loaded.
  • Is this quality of agreement sufficient?

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How hard would it be to match up colors between these graphs?

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bwbush commented Mar 13, 2025

How hard would it be to match up colors between these graphs?
Yes, I'll do that and maybe also generate a correspondence table.

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bwbush commented Mar 19, 2025

Here are the colors (mostly) matched, at tag leios-2025w12. We still see discrepancies, so I'm going to dig into the log files.

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Saizan commented Mar 20, 2025

Btw, one difference is that Haskell is not breaking up e.g. certification handling into per-vote subtasks that can be parallelized. All of the labels listed are one sequential task each.

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