When the number of search clients is greater than the number of cpu cores recall drops unexpectedly. @VijayanB is investigating the cause, but this PR throws a warning if num_clients > the cpu cores available and skips calculating the recall. It also adds a parameter calculate-recall to specify whether or not to calculate recall (either calculate-recall: true or calculate-recall: false).
Testing
[x] New functionality includes testing
Unit tests.
Also tested on mac with 12 cores. Skips recall calculation if num_clients > 12, calculates recall otherwise. calculate-recall parameter works as expected. Will add unit tests in a second PR by EOD.
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Had a sync with @VijayanB and @gkamat offline. We'll work with @VijayanB to better understand the issue and root cause it. Closing this as of no activity. Feel free to reopen if needed.
Description
When the number of search clients is greater than the number of cpu cores recall drops unexpectedly. @VijayanB is investigating the cause, but this PR throws a warning if num_clients > the cpu cores available and skips calculating the recall. It also adds a parameter
calculate-recall
to specify whether or not to calculate recall (eithercalculate-recall: true
orcalculate-recall: false
).Testing
Unit tests. Also tested on mac with 12 cores. Skips recall calculation if num_clients > 12, calculates recall otherwise.
calculate-recall
parameter works as expected. Will add unit tests in a second PR by EOD.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license. For more information on following Developer Certificate of Origin and signing off your commits, please check here.