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[[File:BlueM.Opt Settings.png|thumb|right|300px|Screenshot showing the settings pane (left) and the settings load | [[File:BlueM.Opt Settings.png|thumb|right|300px|Screenshot showing the settings pane (left) and the settings load button (top)]] | ||
Most of the Optimization settings in BlueM.Opt are algorithm-specific and are explained on the corresponding algorithm pages, see the [[BlueM.Opt Algorithms|list of Algorithms]]. | Most of the Optimization settings in BlueM.Opt are algorithm-specific and are explained on the corresponding algorithm pages, see the [[BlueM.Opt Algorithms|list of Algorithms]]. | ||
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Once an algorithm has been selected, the settings pane will show additional tabs corresponding to the selected algorithm. | Once an algorithm has been selected, the settings pane will show additional tabs corresponding to the selected algorithm. | ||
Settings can be | Settings are automatically saved to an XML file when an optimization is started. They can also be loaded from an XML file using the '''Settings''' button in the toolbar. | ||
The settings on the '''General''' tab are common to all algorithms: | The settings on the '''General''' tab are common to all algorithms: | ||
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| '''Use multithreading''' | | '''Use multithreading''' | ||
| yes/no || Specifies whether evaluations should be carried out in multithreading mode. In multithreading mode, multiple individuals are evaluated simultaneously, providing for considerable speed improvements. Whether this option is available depends on the selected combination of application and algorithm, both of which have to support multithreading. For more information see [[BlueM.Opt Multithreading|Multithreading]]. | | yes/no || Specifies whether evaluations should be carried out in multithreading mode. In multithreading mode, multiple individuals are evaluated simultaneously, providing for considerable speed improvements. Whether this option is available depends on the selected combination of application and algorithm, both of which have to support multithreading. For more information see [[BlueM.Opt Multithreading|Multithreading]]. | ||
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| '''Number of threads''' | |||
| 2 - 100 || Number of threads to use for [[BlueM.Opt Multithreading|multithreaded]] applications. Defaults to the number of logical processors on the local machine. | |||
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| '''Only display the current generation''' | | '''Only display the current generation''' | ||
Latest revision as of 02:36, 25 February 2023
Most of the Optimization settings in BlueM.Opt are algorithm-specific and are explained on the corresponding algorithm pages, see the list of Algorithms.
Once an algorithm has been selected, the settings pane will show additional tabs corresponding to the selected algorithm.
Settings are automatically saved to an XML file when an optimization is started. They can also be loaded from an XML file using the Settings button in the toolbar.
The settings on the General tab are common to all algorithms:
| Setting | Options | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| Use multithreading | yes/no | Specifies whether evaluations should be carried out in multithreading mode. In multithreading mode, multiple individuals are evaluated simultaneously, providing for considerable speed improvements. Whether this option is available depends on the selected combination of application and algorithm, both of which have to support multithreading. For more information see Multithreading. |
| Number of threads | 2 - 100 | Number of threads to use for multithreaded applications. Defaults to the number of logical processors on the local machine. |
| Only display the current generation | yes/no | If activated, this will cause the main diagram to only show the current generation of individuals. Older generations are not displayed. This can produce a performance improvement. |