Rosetta@Home - 04/11: Stats

[BlackMountainCow]

No new members today

[TA]R@H is now 132 members strong.



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Got some questions? Try the Official R@H FAQ (work in progress).

Want to know something about the medical relevance of Rosetta? Take a look at this article.




Yesterday's highest overall climber: Dennis (7,269 spots)

Yesterday's highest TeAm climber: Dennis (8 spots)



Yesterday's production for TA: 94,131 (day before: 92,481 = +1,650) :thumbsup:

TA's RAC 95,817

TA's total score 10,674,792

TA's world rank is: #4




Milestone Makers:

ken008 passed 250,000 creds :beer::shocked::wine:

Insidious passed 200,000 creds :shocked::beer:

astartz passed 5,000 creds




Yesterday's top 25 producers:

• Rebel Alliance (15,436 creds)
  
• TeAm Enterprise (14,989 creds)
  
• Sofa King (8,271 creds)
  
• Fardringle (6,615 creds)
  
• OhioDude (5,202 creds)
  
  
• Dalephi (5,015 creds)
  
• BadThad (4,553 creds)
  
• TA_TheReaper (2,635 creds)
  
• TA_GeoffS (2,510 creds)
  
• TA_JC (2,495 creds)
  
  
• Kelemvor (2,492 creds)
  
• ken008 (2,375 creds)
  
• jw.middleton (2,329 creds)
  
• biodoc (2,236 creds)
  
• chessaroo (1,748 creds)
  
  
• Insidious (1,689 creds)
  
• uallas5 (1,494 creds)
  
• CyGoR (1,058 creds)
  
• Dwight Ringdahl (1,008 creds)
  
• MDE (873 creds)
  
  
• Dennis (701 creds)
  
• Strikermike (680 creds)
  
• TA_EvilWobbles (642 creds)
  
• strider7 (576 creds)
  
• sduguid (454 creds)

SitRep for the TeAm:

• We had 62 active members (46.97%).
  
• Congrats to today's milestone makers ken008, Insidious and astartz. Great job guys!
  
• I'd like to thank CyGoR for doing the stats for me while I was out of town. :thumbsup: I'll do them again from now on. I haven't had the chance yet to read through the Rosy forums and catch up on 4 weeks of news, but I'm sure some of (hey Jim) would have posted here on TA anyway, if there were some important news, right?

Rosetta News and Probs:

• Rosetta is still looking for beta testers to advance and improve Rosetta. Interested? Take a look at RALPH here.
  
• Do you have a"stuck at 1%" WU? Then please make sure to read the following thread BEFORE you abort that WU and help to get rid of that problem once and for all: Official 1% thread
  
• Do you have a WU that errored out due to Maximum CPU Time Exceeded? Then please report it here
  
• Do you have a WU that's stuck or was aborted for any other reason: Then please report here

:beer::beer:

BMC with thx to CyGoR

 

[Wolfsraider]

And our AAA Milestone Maker Winners are:


Awesome achievement award goes to ken008 who passed 250,000 creds

Amazing achievement award goes to Insidious who passed 200,000 creds

Ambitious achievement award goes to astartz who passed 5,000 creds

Great Job every one, and A big and hearty Welcome back to BMC (Hope you enjoyed trapsing around the world) and a thank you for todays stats

Thank you Cygor for all the dedication and for doing the stats in BMC's absence


Mike

 

[CyGoR]

Thanks for the stats BMC adn Welcome back!
Glad that I could be of help..

Huge congrats to those enourmous milestone makers!! :beer::shocked:

 

[petrusbroder]

Originally posted by: Wolfsraider
And our AAA Milestone Maker Winners are:


Awesome achievement award goes to ken008 who passed 250,000 creds

Amazing achievement award goes to Insidious who passed 200,000 creds

Ambitious achievement award goes to astartz who passed 5,000 creds

Great Job every one, and A big and hearty Welcome back to BMC (Hope you enjoyed trapsing around the world) and a thank you for todays stats

Thank you Cygor for all the dedication and for doing the stats in BMC's absence


Mike

Can't say it better! :beer:

 

[Insidious]

Originally posted by: petrusbroder

Originally posted by: Wolfsraider
And our AAA Milestone Maker Winners are:


Awesome achievement award goes to ken008 who passed 250,000 creds

Amazing achievement award goes to Insidious who passed 200,000 creds

Ambitious achievement award goes to astartz who passed 5,000 creds

Great Job every one, and A big and hearty Welcome back to BMC (Hope you enjoyed trapsing around the world) and a thank you for todays stats

Thank you Cygor for all the dedication and for doing the stats in BMC's absence


Mike

Can't say it better! :beer:

Just have to say it again then!

CyGoR, you're the BEST Thank You! :beer:

It's great to see you back BMC! (I love cookies and beer!)

-Sid

PS: WHEEEEEEEEeeeeeeeeeeeee I got a milestone!

 

[biodoc]

Originally posted by: Insidious

Originally posted by: petrusbroder

Originally posted by: Wolfsraider
And our AAA Milestone Maker Winners are:


Awesome achievement award goes to ken008 who passed 250,000 creds

Amazing achievement award goes to Insidious who passed 200,000 creds

Ambitious achievement award goes to astartz who passed 5,000 creds

Great Job every one, and A big and hearty Welcome back to BMC (Hope you enjoyed trapsing around the world) and a thank you for todays stats

Thank you Cygor for all the dedication and for doing the stats in BMC's absence


Mike

Can't say it better! :beer:

Just have to say it again then!

CyGoR, you're the BEST Thank You! :beer:

It's great to see you back BMC! (I love cookies and beer!)

-Sid

PS: WHEEEEEEEEeeeeeeeeeeeee I got a milestone!

One more time!!:beer:

Congrats everyone & welcome back BMC!:beer:

Thanks again CyGoR!:wine:

Hey Sid...cookies & beer??...you're a better man than I am!:beer:

 

[biodoc]

Hey all! Below is a message from Rosetta@Home. Abort the WUs listed below. I had 3 of these buggers stuck on my machines today! Good news though: they are giving full credit for these stuck WUs!:beer:

Found a bug! David Baker and I just tracked down the problem with these 4 workunits. Its a stupid infinite loop that only occurs with proteins with lengths of exactly 44 residues using one particular mode of Rosetta -- somehow no one in our group had ever looked at a protein exactly that size! So TallGuy-13088, you predicted right ...

Posted by Rhiju (project scientist)

"Please do abort these workunits (below); otherwise, your client will continue to crunch the jobs until it times out (about 48 hours on a Windows machine). The good news is that we will give credit to all the jobs that time out, and are increasing the rigor of in-house testing to prevent this from happening in the future. And this little adventure helped us track down a pernicious bug in our code. Unfortunately, we don't yet have fixes for *all* the stuck jobs, though -- please continue to post info on other jobs that stop moving. It helps!

Jobs that should be aborted:
TRUNCATE_TERMINI_FULLRELAX_1enh__433
TRUNCATE_TERMINI_FULLRELAX_1b3aA_433
TRUNCATE_TERMINI_FULLRELAX_1ptq__433
TRUNCATE_TERMINI_FULLRELAX_2tif__433
"

 

[Insidious]

Thanks for the heads-up biodoc!

-Sid

:beer: (<-- you just need practice!)

 

[BadThad]

Welcome back and thanks for the stats BMC!

 

[RobertE]

I was starting to feel left out. Up until this morning I never had a WU get stuck. Today I had one of the 2tif ones get stuck for just short of 9 hours.

I feel special now.

Slowly but surely the bugs are getting squashed.

 

[svern]

Happy to see I'm climbing in the stats! Will be adding more computers as time goes by.

How is the "Recent Average Credit" calculated???

Thanks!

Dennis

 

[Freewolf]

Originally posted by: biodoc
Hey all! Below is a message from Rosetta@Home. Abort the WUs listed below. I had 3 of these buggers stuck on my machines today! Good news though: they are giving full credit for these stuck WUs!:beer:

Found a bug! David Baker and I just tracked down the problem with these 4 workunits. Its a stupid infinite loop that only occurs with proteins with lengths of exactly 44 residues using one particular mode of Rosetta -- somehow no one in our group had ever looked at a protein exactly that size! So TallGuy-13088, you predicted right ...

Posted by Rhiju (project scientist)

"Please do abort these workunits (below); otherwise, your client will continue to crunch the jobs until it times out (about 48 hours on a Windows machine). The good news is that we will give credit to all the jobs that time out, and are increasing the rigor of in-house testing to prevent this from happening in the future. And this little adventure helped us track down a pernicious bug in our code. Unfortunately, we don't yet have fixes for *all* the stuck jobs, though -- please continue to post info on other jobs that stop moving. It helps!

Jobs that should be aborted:
TRUNCATE_TERMINI_FULLRELAX_1enh__433
TRUNCATE_TERMINI_FULLRELAX_1b3aA_433
TRUNCATE_TERMINI_FULLRELAX_1ptq__433
TRUNCATE_TERMINI_FULLRELAX_2tif__433
"

If they are only giving credit for jobs that time out wouldn't it be better to let it do that then to abort it after it's been running for 22 hours or so? Are they still giving credit for aborted jobs?

 

[CyGoR]

That's a very good question, it would be wrong when you abort after 40hrs and get nothing, or when you let the 'loop' go and wait another 8hrs you get the credits....
Atleast it's a good thing to know for people who have a lot of systems running with limitid access to them.

Can't help you on that one Dennis, don't know the answer myself..

 

[Freewolf]

I abort them myself when I can get to them. I hate the thought of a machine just wasting its time.

 

[BlackMountainCow]

Originally posted by: svern
How is the "Recent Average Credit" calculated???

Thanks!

Dennis

There is no short answer to this question Dennis, but if you really want to know how, then take a look here: http://boinc-wiki.ath.cx/index.php?title=RAC

It's quite a read but that's the (strange) way RAC is calculated.


:beer:

 

[Dalephi]

Thanks BMC. Welcome back!

Congratulations to the Milestone Makers!!!

 

[BadThad]

Originally posted by: RobertE
I was starting to feel left out. Up until this morning I never had a WU get stuck. Today I had one of the 2tif ones get stuck for just short of 9 hours.

I feel special now.

Slowly but surely the bugs are getting squashed.

HAHAHAHAHA....at least you're cool enough to admit it! Hey, if you feel shorted of those, I can send you some because I've had A LOT of them.