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    Any projects need a helping hand?

    I'm back onto BOINC (specifically Rosetta) after experiencing deteriorating results with F@H.

    Are there any projects that FreeDC need some help with or shall I stay at 100% on Rosetta and see if I can overtake myself

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    There's quite a lot of BOINC projects where our standing isn't good but there is no project more worthy of our CPU cycles than Rosetta.

    Over the coming months I hope to be putting a little bit back there myself.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pfb View Post
    I'm back onto BOINC (specifically Rosetta) after experiencing deteriorating results with F@H.

    shall I stay at 100% on Rosetta and see if I can overtake myself
    If you do that you will not know if you coming or going But you will get to wave the in a Mirror as you pass

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    Quote Originally Posted by alpha View Post
    There's quite a lot of BOINC projects where our standing isn't good but there is no project more worthy of our CPU cycles than Rosetta.
    The CASP conference just wrapped up so they should be posting the full analysis soon. I think their preliminary results showed they were one of the best again.

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    SIMAP has got plenty of work at the moment and we could do with a hand to improve on our ranking (currently #47).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Petey View Post
    SIMAP has got plenty of work at the moment and we could do with a hand to improve on our ranking (currently #47).
    I've put SIMAP back on a couple of clients - every little helps

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    Quote Originally Posted by pfb View Post
    I've put SIMAP back on a couple of clients - every little helps
    Ah we have a Tesco worker in F-DC :P well they do say "every little helps!"
    sorry pfb just had to say that..
    Semi-retired from Free-DC...
    I have some time to help.....
    I need a new laptop,but who needs a laptop when you have a phone...
    Now to remember my old computer specs..


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    Could also apply "Try something new today" as well

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    True, Very True... But I'm not "Posh" enough to shop there...
    Semi-retired from Free-DC...
    I have some time to help.....
    I need a new laptop,but who needs a laptop when you have a phone...
    Now to remember my old computer specs..


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    Who is 'Posh' enough anymore?

    Thanks for the help pfb, much appreciated.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gopher_yarrowzoo View Post
    True, Very True... But I'm not "Posh" enough to shop there...
    M&S or Waitrose is posh - Sainsburys is faux posh in my books

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    True, me I'm more "Asda" than "Sainsbury's" given I know where it all is, it's easier to get to etc.. I don't need to walk 5 miles to get around the place either as the one nearest me from memory was pretty big and had a crazy layout.
    Semi-retired from Free-DC...
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    I need a new laptop,but who needs a laptop when you have a phone...
    Now to remember my old computer specs..


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    Quote Originally Posted by Digital Parasite View Post
    The CASP conference just wrapped up so they should be posting the full analysis soon. I think their preliminary results showed they were one of the best again.
    Nice. I'm interested to know how they compared against other BOINC projects who entered, like POEM@home.

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    Quote Originally Posted by alpha View Post
    Nice. I'm interested to know how they compared against other BOINC projects who entered, like POEM@home.
    The results are available here:
    http://predictioncenter.org/casp8/results.cgi

    Summary statistics on the performance of all groups in CASP8:
    http://prodata.swmed.edu/CASP8/evalu...score.html#top

    They are kind of hard to read but from what I can make of it, Rosetta's overall score was higher than any other group, POEM ranked 75 out of 166 and there were 3 groups that worse scores than just randomly guessing.

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    Aah, I wondered why I couldn't find Rosetta, didn't realise it was under DBAKER. Wow, that really puts Rosetta in its place (way ahead) then.

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    Interesting to see the CAPS results - forgot about that happening otherwise I would've switched earlier

    Anyway - settled on a 45/45/10 split between Rosetta, SIMAP and Aqua so should get some crunching done over the christmas break

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    The December batch at SIMAP is exhausted - there won't be any more work until January now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Petey View Post
    The December batch at SIMAP is exhausted - there won't be any more work until January now.
    Got around 4-5 days work in most of the buffers according to BoincView so just see what happens...

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