I ran some 25^2 and 35^2 simulations of 10k configurations and the measurements took far more time than the generation. I did this quite naively, measuring every observable on every configuration. (In a more realistic scenario it would probably make sense to measure cheap observables, do a decorrelation pass, and measure the expensive [spin-related] observables only on the decimated data.)
Nevertheless, I found myself twiddling my thumbs. It would be good to be able to see some progress happening in some way, just like Ensemble.generate takes a tqdm-like progress bar.
I ran some 25^2 and 35^2 simulations of 10k configurations and the measurements took far more time than the generation. I did this quite naively, measuring every observable on every configuration. (In a more realistic scenario it would probably make sense to measure cheap observables, do a decorrelation pass, and measure the expensive [spin-related] observables only on the decimated data.)
Nevertheless, I found myself twiddling my thumbs. It would be good to be able to see some progress happening in some way, just like
Ensemble.generatetakes a tqdm-like progress bar.