Quick.conf

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#The tolerance allowed between a predicted value and a measured one in deciding linearity
MaxResidual=5
# Command used to gather one vertex measurement. Variables are automatically appended
# to the argument, and the command is expected to return something along the lines of:
# value=34.3
# Any reference to $1 in the command will be replaced with a keyable string for the vertex
CalculateVertexCommand=./analyzeone default $1
# This is one of the two coordinates defining the search space. The term "start" is
# arbibrary.
StartVertex=(1.01,2.33,.02)
# This is one of the two coordinates defining the search space. The term "end" is
# arbibrary.
EndVertex=(1.91,3.63,.04)
# This is the upper limit of precision before giving up. It is specified using coordinate
# notation, but each number represents a number of decimal places corresponding to the
# search parameter of the same dimension. For example (.1,.2,.3) would allow searching up
# to a precision of .1, .01, and .001 for each respective search parameter. These values
# will also drive the numeric precision logged and allow for arbitrary search spaces.
Precision=(.001,.001,.01)
# Command to run when starting up quick
# Several macros can be specified which will automatically be substituted prior to running
# the command:
# $1 - Log file name
# $2 - The number of recommendations in the log file
StartupCommand=echo "Starting up"
# Command to run when quick is finished
TeardownCommand=sh submitjobswrapper $1 $2
# Log file prefix
LogFileNamePrefix=log
# Target run time in minutes
TargetTime=30
# How many times to continue sampling in a space that has been declared linear
OverSampling=0
# Number of threads to use at once when gathering verticies
# ie "CalculateVertexCommand" may be run this many times in parallel
ThreadCount=2
# Maximum wait time for a vertext to calculate, in seconds
WaitTime=800
# How verbose the log should be.
Verbosity=10