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Thicket postprocessing #70

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@pearce8 pearce8 commented Dec 11, 2023

We will use Thicket for postprocessing performance results.

  • Caliper modifiers. Caliper modifier "mode" determines what data is available in the .cali files after the run.
  • Python (not ipython) script for "Canned" stacked plots in Thicket for "Plain" Caliper modifier
  • Propagate experiment info to Caliper (Dewi); strong/weak use MPI ranks on x-axis, throughput uses problem size
  • Add Caliper modifier for "Plain" MPI; stacked plots should work for this as well
  • Add mechanism to archive .cali files (how long), trigger Thicket python script with ramble analyze
  • (later) post data on a dashboard

We will use Thicket for postprocessing performance results.
- Caliper options used for the runs dictate what data is available in the .cali files after the run.
- We will probably want a "mode" of thicket per "mode" of Caliper.
- Working towards several dashboards:
--- performance over time
--- scaling
@pearce8 pearce8 added the feature New feature or request label Dec 11, 2023
@pearce8 pearce8 added this to the v0.1.1 milestone Dec 19, 2023
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