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Felix Stutz
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### Resource Requirements and Expected Run Time
This evaluation was originally conducted on a laptop with a 11th Gen Intel® Core™ i7-1165G7 2.80GHz with 32GB of RAM.
Using the provided docker image, 4GB RAM should be sufficient to run the evaluation
and we expect it to take at most 15 minutes to complete.
Not using a docker container, we conducted the evaluation on a laptop with a 11th Gen Intel® Core™ i7-1165G7 2.80GHz and 32GB RAM.
However, the computation was not parallelized and the maximal RAM usage was less than 500MB.
The run time was less than 6 minutes.
[TODO: these numbers are not within docker but directly. ADAPT]
### How to Setup and Run
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### How to Inspect the Results
The results of the evaluation can be found in
`evaluation_results`
.
(The intermediate results of the evaluation can be found in
`evaluation_data`
for inspection.)
The file
`table_projection_subset.txt`
and
`table_projection_classical.txt`
contain the results of projecting various global types
using the respective projection operator.
Combined, they provide the data as presented in Table 1.
For both approaches, we provid the expected result of the projection (in
`EvalSubsetProjection.py`
and
`EvalClassicalProjection.py`
)
For both approaches, we provid
e
the expected result of the projection (in
`EvalSubsetProjection.py`
and
`EvalClassicalProjection.py`
)
and check against this, as indicated by the last line in each table.
If some projection was not defined, we report -1 as their sum.
Note that the size for global types is computed slightly differently for both approaches.
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While Figure 4 reports results for n < 20, the default configuration does only report for n < 17.
This is considerably faster while showing the state space explosion.
Still, the size of the global type can be changed in
`evaluation_config.py`
.
The intermediate results of the evaluation can be found in
`evaluation_data`
for inspection.
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