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When exporting the JSON files from results, the file size is too big to manipulate the data. Also, there is not a key to find the total cyles of the program. It just creates a key with the number of each cycle.
To export better data, I would suggest to change how the exporter works: adding checkboxes or similar before exporting to select the desired data and avoid extra data that is not going to be used, adding the number of total cycles in a single key (i.e. {totalCycles:10213}), etc.
Example usage:
Imagine I would like to batch 20 executions but only focus on the reserve stations usage.
In the filtering tab I can select just reserve stations usage.
I have general information independent of filtering (like totalCycles)
Then export JSON and file size decrease a lot, allowing to do a better manipulation of data.
There is an alternative by spliting data into diferent files (i.e. reserve_stations.json, rob.json, etc).
The goal of this request is to allow users take advantage of SIMDE capabilities and improve how we can use stadistics exportation.
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When exporting the JSON files from results, the file size is too big to manipulate the data. Also, there is not a key to find the total cyles of the program. It just creates a key with the number of each cycle.
To export better data, I would suggest to change how the exporter works: adding checkboxes or similar before exporting to select the desired data and avoid extra data that is not going to be used, adding the number of total cycles in a single key (i.e. {totalCycles:10213}), etc.
Example usage:
Imagine I would like to batch 20 executions but only focus on the reserve stations usage.
There is an alternative by spliting data into diferent files (i.e. reserve_stations.json, rob.json, etc).
The goal of this request is to allow users take advantage of SIMDE capabilities and improve how we can use stadistics exportation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: