Parallel State-space Generation

 

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I’m doing some state-space analysis at the moment.  Instead of bogging down my computer at home, I am running the experiments on our grid.  It is a bit overkill, but there is something sexy by running a parallel algorithm on a machine with 16 CPUs.  Unfortunately, it seems my algorithm doesn’t really scale that high, so I am only using around 80% of each CPU.  Still, there is something sexy about a screen shot like this:

Now, if only I could somehow convince myself I had a need to run it on one of our big computers…

 

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