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i have the following process definition i trie to execude on Camunda 7.24 / CibSeven 2.1 which currently logs during execution many OptimisticLockingException. i could already trace it down that it ...
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I am using OpenAI's API to run the following framework called LLM-SR, but program gets stuck or only one sample results are generated. Is anyone else able to try and run it on their end? Below is the ...
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Context: I recently learned about parallel processing. I am running a program that generates polynomials, and tests the efficiency of multiple root finding algorithms on each polynomial. Currently: ...
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I am reading a paragraph about the tbb::parallel_scan algorithm from the book Intel Threading Building Blocks, and I understood what the operation does serially, but I am not understanding what are ...
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Essentially I am trying to create a dataset that is dependent on prior rows to generate values for any given row. I then would like to run this loop over many IDs for an entire dataset. Current set up ...
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I need to transfer a MBTiles map tiles from a disk to another, is there a faster way then just mv? It is huge and takes time.
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I am doing some calculations on spectra, doing some maths on each partial. This is taking a lot of time, but since the partials are all calculated independently, I wonder how to do parallel processing ...
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I am trying to integrate socket.io with Node's HTTP alongside Node's Cluster Module. Consider the reproducible example: index.js: let cluster = require('cluster') let fs = require('fs') let http = ...
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I’m working with FORM/TFORM to automatically expand a large set of symbolic equations. My goal is to make the expansion process run in parallel on multiple CPU cores using TFORM. Here’s a simplified ...
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I've been developing a 2D N-body gravity simulation in C++, and I've run into an interesting performance issue. Instead of a stable frame rate, the application's update time systematically pulsates ...
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I’m learning how to use SIMD (Single Instruction, Multiple Data) for parallel data processing. Suppose I have a large dataset (e.g., an array of 1 million floats), and I want to process it efficiently ...
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Building on this question here The term thread divergence is used in CUDA; from my understanding it's a situation where different threads are assigned to do different tasks and this results in a big ...
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We have several tests which have been switched to using XUnit 3. We have an assembly-level [assembly: CaptureConsole(CaptureOut = true, CaptureError = true)] and we have several "more ...
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I use JFreeChart to create various kinds of charts en masse, based on huge amounts of data. Those charts are only meant to be written to PNG files on the hard drive; no JavaFX, Swing, AWT or other GUI ...
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I am trying to test future.batchtools for parallelisation in R. I have a small test job (run_futurebatchtools_job.R) as: library(future) library(future.batchtools) # Set up the future plan to use ...
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Right now I am running a model optimization to optimize one set of parameter for several sites (in total 47 sites, i.e. the cost function sum over these 47 results). Site computation is independent ...
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Here’s the pattern I want: Dispatch multiple tasks in parallel. Aggregate all their results into a final result. Remove the intermediate results right after the chord result is ready, without ...
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I'm working on a function to detect positive and negative events using a time series of cumulative anomalies. The function seems to work fine for vectors and produces the correct number of outputs as ...
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We are working with the following code: int i, j, k; for (i = 2; i < n; i++){ // S1 for (j = 3; j < n - 3; j++){ // S2 for (k = 4; k < n - 4; k++){ // S3 A[...
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I'm writing a physics game, and I'm trying to speed up my motion calculations. Every tick of the update cycle, I call an rk4 routine which calls an ODE function 4 times, passing updated values for dt/...
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I'm currently in Matlab doing a set of fixed point iterations using fmincon. I use parfor multithreading to do so. However, one of my iterations in the parfor loop goes particularly slow just because ...
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Sorry I was busy and made a few mistakes. First is that the logics for the various implementations were not the same, and I adjusted accordingly, second is that there is an overflow with float and I ...
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I have a function that contains an OpenMP-parallelized for loop, which calls a callback at each iteration, similar to this: template<class Callback> void iterate(const Callback& callback, ...
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I am attempting to run a calculation on each row of a large dataset using the carcass package. Each row of the dataset contains the values to feed to the function, and a call number for an associated ...
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The problem is illustrated by the following script, which works correctly if MKL is used for linear algebra operations: from numba import njit, prange from numpy import random, dot, empty from ...
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