Thanks for that progress update Dr Muskus López. Based on history, years needed to do the first 322 proteins + the original set [light blue] of 61, making it now about 60% complete of the 644 we're going to be computing overall. Give or take, that gives prognostic end of the project for current set by EOY 2013. That's way sooner than the original year expected... 2 years, 4 months from launch.

We'll Crunch On.

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Dear WCG member.

Yes you are right. We expect that the project will be ending at the end this year. Several reason my explain this.
1. More people join to the project. We have convince people to join the project mainly in colombia.
2. At the begining each protein was docked several times against the same compound. I think four times at the very beggining and then twice, currently each proteins is docked one one, which speed up the project.

And thank for continuing supporting the DSFL project

best wishes

On point 2), If I remember correctly, we did quorum 2 in the beginning [2 copies of each task], so we docked each compound twice to verify the computations were correct. It in the end going much faster, I'm sure we'll be happy to compute more variations if you have additional hints of useful targets that come out of your wet-lab tests or docking score analysis.

Good luck.

Actually, in about 25% of the cases there's a second opinion [a wingman], to verify that a host doing it alone continues to be trusted in doing it alone. That's what Zero Redundancy checking does for all sciences that distribute/compute with init distribution 1, which are:

DSFL (Of course)
FAAH
CFSW
C4CW
GFAM
SN2S
CEP2
HFCC

The verification is either when a result is found to be invalid or errors during computing or random, where long as the last 5 sequential are valid, there's only a random check, but if there's an invalid/error, the quorum 2 [wingman required] distribution is continued until there's again a last 5 checked are valid.

edit: CFSW is complete.
edit2: Don't know why I skipped DSFL in the list to which the ZR rules equally apply.

Sekerob already edited the list.