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Normalization of runtimes and runtime distributions, what is the current status? #1972

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nikohansen opened this issue May 27, 2020 · 1 comment
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Normalization of runtimes and runtime distributions, what is the current status? #1972

nikohansen opened this issue May 27, 2020 · 1 comment
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How do we currently deal with different instances when taking averages or displaying runtime distributions?

Desired: each instance number is taken with the same frequency.

Rationale: similarly as many repetitions with the very same seed, many repetitions on a single instance should not introduce a bias towards this instance in the results.

See also #1117
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Merge fix for #1972: balance out multiple instances by
ca4e6e4 
repeating underrepresented instances in the `DataSet.evals` property
attribute, if genericsettings.balance_instances.
Naturally, this also effects the ERT and success rate
computations.
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Addressed with commit ca4e6e4.

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