Tom Tranter

What about if you increase stride. On Tue, 28 Apr 2020, 19:08 Amin Sadeghi, wrote: > This the best that I could get: nw=10,000 and nt=10,000 (num_procs = [1, >...

It's hard to profile multiprocessed code but the fact that stride makes a big difference would suggest that the data transfer is slowing it down not the computation. I have...

I haven't looked at this code for a while but I think stride is just for reporting so shouldn't affect accuracy. multiprocessing is a standard python library so you should...

Not sure what you mean by predetermined. Do you mean the direction? Or are you talking about adjusting the length of the step?

If it's step length then that wouldn't be necessary. You could just change the time per step and I think that would simply mean scaling the msd so might be...

That would be a significant change. Lbm seems to work pretty well with discrete vectors so I'm not sure continuous ones are a good idea. Weighting probability of moving or...

Hi @HongRi0716 is this something you have started working on?

@HongRi0716 sounds interesting, are you academia or industry? Re-configuring the grid would be reasonably straightforward I think

In the first instance it seems like the most straight-forward thing to do would be to increase the connection resistance along a string in order to bypass the branch. I...

I think at this point editing the netlist directly is acceptable because the netlist is not constrained to be a standard combination of parallel and series connections. For large packs...