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| A new DB server has been installed and the databases were ported over to the device (The site was down for 45 mins while this occured). |
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To quote Woodrow Wilson 'I not only use all the brains that I have, but all that I can borrow.' Thank you all for letting us borrow your CPUs for our brains. |
| The BOINC Synergy Team quickly answered the question 'Who will be next?'. They have become second team to crunch over half a MILLION total credits for MindModeling@Home - Congratulations and Thank You |
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The PC Perspective Killer Frogs Team has become the first team to crunch over half a MILLION total credits for MindModeling@Home - Congratulations and Thank You Who Will Be Next? (BOINC Synergy?, AFRL?, PALM?) Who will be first to break a MILLION? |
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Windows x64 and Vista clients having problems with SBCL can now cruch MM@Home work A patch is required until the next MM@Home version is released in May Read / Discuss more here (http://mindmodeling.org/beta/forum_thread.php?id=137) |
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Thanks to the awesome work of jedirock and zombie67, Tiger can now cruch MM@Home work once again A patch is required until the next MM@Home version is released in Read / Discuss more here (http://mindmodeling.org/beta/forum_thread.php?id=106) |
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This new addition should help provide a more fair credit distribution scheme. Wingman result comparisons will only be done against others where valid data has been returned. Read / Discuss more here (http://mindmodeling.org/beta/forum_thread.php?id=102) |
| MM@Home up and running (svn 14958) |
| Site temporarily down while we upgrade to the lastest verion of BOINC. |
| The credit system has been fixed [darwin now requests credit:)]. There are still issues with the Winx64 and Tiger releases, but these should be resolved soon. All stats sites are welcome to post MindModeling@Home (beta) data. |
| PVTNM is a cognitive model dealing with fatigue during the Psychomotor Vigilance Test (PVT) Read more on the wiki or visit the forums |
| Friendly IT consultants adjusted the firewall and redirected port 80 to the wrong server. |
| Version 3.0 Now Available for Windows, Linux and Mac (Intel) |
| Version 3.0 science applications slated for release tomorrow. 3.0 will more effectively use bandwidth by decreasing the amount download volume of the Cognitive Architecture by a factor of 2 (Windows/Linux/Mac all now use the same resource file). Windows will runs 2 times more efficiently. Mac gives credit. Mac and Linux upgraded lisp version to SBCL 1.0.12, Windows upgraded to SBCL 1.0.13 |
| The network issues have been resolved. The problems stemmed from network interference on our wireless link between buildings. |
| Network problems currently causing problems for MindModeling@Home. The problem has been isolated to faulty network equipment. New equipment should be in next week. |
| Upgrade to work unit creation routine complete! New work should be available today. |
| Upgrading work unit creation routine - new work should exist in the first week of Feb |
| MM@Home (beta) project running on 3 High Performance Computing Centers [LSF and PBS systems] |
| New Feeder Projects [MM@RPI, MM@ACS, MM@PALM, MM@HPC] created to test new cognitive models to ensure work units will be always available when MM@Home goes live |
| A lot has happened the week to prepare the beta web site for release. A new logo has been add along with an associated favicon for the browser. More importantly the graphics portion of ACT-R distributed application has been extracted so to support Windows Vista. |
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| ACT-R BOLD (Blood-Oxygen-Level-Dependent) fMRI predictions were integrated into a 3D visualization for the ACT-R BOINC application. |
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| Utilizing Steel Bank, ACT-R was integrated as a BOINC application for Windows. |
| Held at the Air Force Research Laboratory in Mesa, AZ; the symposium was the kick off for MindModeling.org. |
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