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QuantumEthos
Senior Cruncher Joined: Jul 2, 2011 Post Count: 336 Status: Offline Project Badges: 
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i believe we could cover Xray examination or alternative data with these projections into cancer diagnosis....
----------------------------------------possibly cell deformation or how they map as they spread though the body ... do we know compatibility between cancer cells from various parts of the body with other organs ? etcetera #all #people all illness. ****** boinc - enhancing research workloads for the benefit of mankind & humanity Observing the workloads of many beneficial projects we find that commonly the workload data set is small, In addition to the memory set being smaller or larger than a machine can compute optimally; we find that feature sets such as fae and avx have commonly not been implemented, Some projects like asteroids at home and the seti project are using enhanced computation instruction sets ... like avx and memory loads that benefit from the 4gb or more ram that is available on decent gaming and home laptops. Not all modern machines have loads of ram; However research and or university establishments use sufficiently powerful machines that can glow on the boinc record in full glory with a 256mb to 768mb workload, In addition the machines are operand,xen ... commonly and servers may have such as Sparc or power pc specific hardware and instruction sets, In order to examine examples .. below we can see workloads include small data arrays; in the 40mb to 79mb range.. In line with servers and gaming rigs .. we have 1gb of ram per core, of course not all issues require a larger array in the workload and some machines have 256mb per core ! However much Ram you allocate to the projected workload; small memory loads can and will be sufficient for data swapping and or paging (like DNA Replicators)... Some task can sufficiently benefit from larger thread and data models, to my mind DNA and mapping data are fine examples of specific workloads; Where memory counts, In addition thread count can be 4 or other numbers and i suggest that a single task can use more than one core and instruction set (neon for example or Symmetric threading FPU, SMT) Please examine the issue further. Rupert S https://www.worldcommunitygrid.org https://boinc.berkeley.edu/ http://esa-space.blogspot.rs [Edit 1 times, last edit by QuantumEthos at Apr 8, 2017 9:00:07 PM] |
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ErikaT
Former World Community Grid Admin USA Joined: Apr 27, 2009 Post Count: 912 Status: Offline Project Badges: 
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****** QuantumEthos / Rupert S,boinc - enhancing research workloads for the benefit of mankind & humanity Observing the workloads of many beneficial projects we find that commonly the workload data set is small, In addition to the memory set being smaller or larger than a machine can compute optimally; we find that feature sets such as fae and avx have commonly not been implemented, Some projects like asteroids at home and the seti project are using enhanced computation instruction sets ... like avx and memory loads that benefit from the 4gb or more ram that is available on decent gaming and home laptops. Not all modern machines have loads of ram; However research and or university establishments use sufficiently powerful machines that can glow on the boinc record in full glory with a 256mb to 768mb workload, In addition the machines are operand,xen ... commonly and servers may have such as Sparc or power pc specific hardware and instruction sets, In order to examine examples .. below we can see workloads include small data arrays; in the 40mb to 79mb range.. In line with servers and gaming rigs .. we have 1gb of ram per core, of course not all issues require a larger array in the workload and some machines have 256mb per core ! However much Ram you allocate to the projected workload; small memory loads can and will be sufficient for data swapping and or paging (like DNA Replicators)... Some task can sufficiently benefit from larger thread and data models, to my mind DNA and mapping data are fine examples of specific workloads; Where memory counts, In addition thread count can be 4 or other numbers and i suggest that a single task can use more than one core and instruction set (neon for example or Symmetric threading FPU, SMT) Please examine the issue further. Rupert S https://www.worldcommunitygrid.org https://boinc.berkeley.edu/ http://esa-space.blogspot.rs Welcome to the World Community Grid forums. As a friendly reminder, please do not post the same or similar content in multiple threads. Here is a link to the Communication Guidelines for your reference. Thank you for your support, ErikaT |
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QuantumEthos
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oh i just added that text as further reading that is why there are **** over it and text ontop
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adriverhoef
Master Cruncher The Netherlands Joined: Apr 3, 2009 Post Count: 2145 Status: Offline Project Badges: 
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What you don't seem to understand is that you posted the same or similar content in multiple threads. There's a friendly reminder to follow the Communication Guidelines. If you post something 'as further reading' and do that multiple times in different threads, than that is called 'the same or similar content in multiple threads'. Just post it once and next time provide a link to the same text, plus a short description, that would be much better.
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