parse perf statistics from scip .out files - #3
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This all looks good to me. It seems like a straight forward approach to add the perf statistics. |
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- they seem to end up as space in rubberband, but don't work like that either
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OK, seems to work now. Data can be shown in Rubberband (https://rubberband.zib.de/result/R15Js58BhsitdOlN5AmD). |
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Parses the numbers from the new
@06and@10sections of SCIP .out files.@10gives NormalizedTime, NormalizedFreq, and MeanFreq@06has a lot of values and they are just passed on as they are, with keyname taken from the .out file (with added prefixperf:)Add an
evaluation-perf.xmlexample that aggregates these numbers.The added entries will be picked up by scipopt/rubberband#85.