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Forum: Human Proteome Folding - Phase 2
Thread: Progress on the projekt |
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Robert Heikkinen
Advanced Cruncher Joined: Mar 14, 2013 Post Count: 57 Status: Offline |
I wonder what´s the progress on this projekt?
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Sekerob
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A rough calculation, considering the work will continue thru Dec.2008 is that we're now at about 18%. Refer to the graph link below for a semi regular update.
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Robert Heikkinen
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ok..
So 1/5 has been done. Will there be a phase 3 also? |
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Former Member
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Hello Robert Heikkinen,
Will there be a phase 3 also? There is no Phase 3 currently planned, but Rosetta is being continuously improved so new possibilities keep emerging. Crunch along with us and see what develops. Lawrence |
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Sekerob
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A first major milestone on HPF2...... last night April 2'07, we passed Five million (5,000,000) Work Units completed. With zero redundancy.... each work unit completed being unique, the pace of the project is 3 times faster than previous WCG project, not anticipated to finish in Dec.2012, but in Dec.2008 with current grid power.
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RKN_frost
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Zero redundancy? Doesn't this include a high risk of invalid results?
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Former Member
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No. HPF2 has a different way of detecting errors; it doesn't compare results byte by byte.
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