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Thread: So you want to know how much you contributed for each project? |
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Sekerob
Ace Cruncher Joined: Jul 24, 2005 Post Count: 20043 Status: Offline |
We have the badges to signify the minimum to be able to herald a project contribution, but still not a place to see how much really was contributed in CPU time, Results and Credits (times 7 makes points).
----------------------------------------Well, there is of course BOINCView, the 3rd party tool, that tallies all completed jobs, the run time, date completed and a few bits more and in fact it does that admirable across a LAN for all the clients you told it to connect to. But, there is also job_log_www.worldcommunitygrid.org.txt in the BOINC Data directory aka still for most the BOINC program dir, that holds a list with details for all jobs. It's one of those files you might want to save away and restore when doing a clean BOINC install for finding those rare jobs one did without seeing for AC@H or BETA. Dump the content to a spreadsheet and apply some string and format formula and summing and you have a complete list at your finger tips. Any volunteers there to share (quick scan of existing wiki's revealed nothing)?
WCG
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Sgt.Joe
Ace Cruncher USA Joined: Jul 4, 2006 Post Count: 7854 Status: Offline Project Badges: 
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OK. I get a number of lines that look like this:
----------------------------------------1205130112.718750 ue 15700.814400 ct 42350.703125 fe 25121303040378.000000 nm dddt0401m0769_100052_1 I am guessing that the first number is some date, I do not know what "ue" means, but it refers to the next number, "ct" might mean count which is the next number, "fe" is a mystery, and "nm" is the name of the work unit. It does paste rather nicely into a spread sheet, but I am at a loss as to what else to do here. Quite cryptic if you ask me.  More power to you if you can shed some light on this. Cheers
Sgt. Joe
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Former Member
Cruncher Joined: May 22, 2018 Post Count: 0 Status: Offline |
fprintf(f, "%f ue %f ct %f fe %f nm %s\n",
gstate.now, estimated_cpu_time_uncorrected(), final_cpu_time, wup->rsc_fpops_est, name ); Does that help? |
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cargod01
Veteran Cruncher USA Joined: Apr 25, 2007 Post Count: 508 Status: Offline Project Badges:
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I guess some people worry about their numbers.
----------------------------------------That can be good for the community in getting more people involved and more results. I crunch because I've had cancer and medical research is a good cause.     |
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mike047
Senior Cruncher Joined: Aug 22, 2006 Post Count: 262 Status: Offline Project Badges:
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I guess some people worry about their numbers. That can be good for the community in getting more people involved and more results. I crunch because I've had cancer and medical research is a good cause. That is the bottom line.
mike
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Former Member
Cruncher Joined: May 22, 2018 Post Count: 0 Status: Offline |
OK. I get a number of lines that look like this: 1205130112.718750 ue 15700.814400 ct 42350.703125 fe 25121303040378.000000 nm dddt0401m0769_100052_1 I am guessing that the first number is some date, I do not know what "ue" means, but it refers to the next number, "ct" might mean count which is the next number, "fe" is a mystery, and "nm" is the name of the work unit. It does paste rather nicely into a spread sheet, but I am at a loss as to what else to do here. Quite cryptic if you ask me. More power to you if you can shed some light on this. Divide the number in the third column (right of ct) by 3600 to get your crunch time in hours. The field on the far right is the work-unit name so you can add up all the numbers associted with a project's work-units and you'll have a good idea of how much time you've contributed to that project. At least from the perspective of the job_log. The server may think differently based on validity results, due dates, etc. I have no idea how it really works as far as what goes toward the badges but at least you can have fun playing with the job log. -Mike_B |
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