Open gtdang opened 1 month ago
For GUI use, users should keep dt=0.025
(the default value). We really just use it to speed up testing and debugging, but for science/research it should stay small to keep the simulations numerically accurate
Simulations tend to be 100-1000 ms, the most common being ~200 ms
It's rare that people run more than 10 trials, but in practice most people run 1 trial at a time
I think it'd be sufficient to say the worst case is running 10 simulations (ntrials=10) that are 1000 ms
My guess is this won't blow up the RAM as I've run workloads like this on my very modest laptop, but exact profiling results would be useful to extrapolate these values
I think it'd be sufficient to say the worst case is running 10 simulations (ntrials=10) that are 1000 ms
My guess is this won't blow up the RAM as I've run workloads like this on my very modest laptop, but exact profiling results would be useful to extrapolate these values
Hopefully it won't be too bad! It would be good to know what the limitations are. Especially if you encounter folks with an egregious number of browser tabs running.
We need to do a GUI stress test to get a sense of the GUI's memory use.
@ntolley @jasmainak could you give us typical ranges for:
Perhaps a matrix for us to test would be helpful.