MindModeling@Home (Beta)
MindModeling@Home (Beta) is a research project that uses volunteer computing for the advancement of cognitive science. The research focuses on utilizing computational cognitive process modeling to better understand the human mind. We need your help to improve on the scientific foundations that explain the mechanisms and processes that enable and moderate human performance and learning. Please join us in our efforts! MindModeling@home is not for profit.

MindModeling@Home (Beta) is based at the Cognitive Engineering Research Institute in Mesa, AZ.

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News

MindModeling.org Banner Contest 2009!!
June 30 2009 09:45:08
While our researchers are preparing new models to run on MindModeling.org, the MM team has decided to take some time to update and make improvements to the website. Part of this is the inclusion of a Mind Modeling banner that can be displayed at the top of our main webpage. Instead of simply making the banner ourselves, we decided to open up the design to all of our volunteers and hold a contest to select the best design. The banners will be voted on by the MindModeling team, and the winner will get to see their work displayed on MindModeling.org for at least the next year. We will keep the contest open until the end of July, 2009.

Please submit all entries to our forum here: Banner Contest 2009 or via email. If there are any questions or concerns, please let me know through email.
-Tom

Daemon shutdown and DSST6 model
June 28 2009 09:08:08
Hello crunchers! A model that we submitted to the volunteers last week was recently aborted, but all the workunits were not purged from the database. We're shutting down the server side daemons until all instances are removed. In the meantime, please abort any workunits with the prefix DSST, because generally they will not work on volunteer machines. Thanks!
-Tom

Database Migration Complete!
June 25 2009 15:08:08
Hello crunchers! MindModeling.org has completed it's database migration, run two small tasks within the last couple of days, and is ready to submit large cognitive models to the volunteer community again. Our team and contributers are expanding, our research is growing, and our models are getting more complex and computationally intensive. We look forward to the active participation from our volunteers, and as always, we appreciate your help! Good luck and happy crunching! (So say we all)
-Tom

Status Update
June 5 2009 011:32:08
After many hours of configurations, builds, and reboots, the new Mind Modeling database is finally up! We're still configuring all our authentication and networking scripts, so please be patient as we wrap up the final stages of the installation. If you notice any abnormalities or inconsistencies with your account, please let me know and I will resolve the matter immediately.
-Tom

Server Updates
May 25 2009 011:32:08
Hi folks, MindModeling.org will be experiencing updates over the next couple days which may result in the server being shut down for extended periods of time. Please be patient and we will provide as much information as possible in regards to the status of the site.
-Tom

MySQL Reboot
May 18 2009 03:02:08
There was a quick disconnect this afternoon between our database server and MySQL. The system is rebooting the data right now, and everything should appear normal again in just a few hours.
-Tom

Mind Modeling Maintenanece
March 10 2009 07:04:08
We're installing a new database this week, and there may be short periods of disconnect while we make the transition. Consequently, we'll be pausing our current jobs until the installation is complete. Thanks for all your support and we look forward to your continued participation! :)
-Tom

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