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Help with validate errors on Sep 1.46 WU
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Send message Joined: 15 Mar 20 Posts: 9 Credit: 250,085,312 RAC: 12,444 |
Two of my boxes have started getting a bunch of validate errors on Separation 1.46 (both CPU and GPU) work units. Can someone look at them and let me know what could be causing the errors. Thanks for any help. |
Send message Joined: 16 Mar 10 Posts: 213 Credit: 108,362,077 RAC: 4,510 |
Validation matches returned results to a certain degree of precision; unfortunately, in some cases different hardware can result in slightly different calculation results (depending [mostly?] on rounding methods) and there are certain data sets for which these discrepancies get bigger and bigger as the results approach optimization. If you look at the most recent News item New Separation Runs 6/9/2021, Tom Donlon introduced the newest set of runs thus: I've just put some new separation runs up on the server. Remember those stripe 84 and 85 runs that would start to throw validate errors as they became more optimized? I've been testing and comparing runs on different builds and *hopefully* that problem has been resolved. And (as Tom points out) this is not a new issue -- it seems to be inherent in the data! Hope this helps... Cheers - Al. |
Send message Joined: 15 Mar 20 Posts: 9 Credit: 250,085,312 RAC: 12,444 |
Hi Al, Thanks for the info. I guess there is nothing I can do on my end to stop this. Should I post this in Tom's thread too? |
Send message Joined: 16 Mar 10 Posts: 213 Credit: 108,362,077 RAC: 4,510 |
Hi Al, Looks like he's picked up on this, so I suspect he'll ask for more evidence if he needs it... Cheers - Al. |
Send message Joined: 24 Jan 11 Posts: 715 Credit: 555,441,958 RAC: 38,704 |
He's going to try and try again releasing these Stripe 84 and 85 tasks because they are the last bit of data he needs to finish his paper. He thought he fixed the problem with those datasets but they have reoccurred again. Needs to take another crack at it. |
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