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Automated Calibration of Parallel and Distributed Computing Simulators: A Case Study
Jesse McDonald, Maximilian Horzela, Fr\'ed\'eric Suter, Henri Casanova
https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.13918

Automated Calibration of Parallel and Distributed Computing Simulators: A Case Study
Many parallel and distributed computing research results are obtained in simulation, using simulators that mimic real-world executions on some target system. Each such simulator is configured by picking values for parameters that define the behavior of the underlying simulation models it implements. The main concern for a simulator is accuracy: simulated behaviors should be as close as possible to those observed in the real-world target system. This requires that values for each of the simulato…

If your risk model for an industrial facility isn’t making you put solid lids on tanks with dangerous chemicals, and accounting for small animals that just like to wander around, then maybe your risk model sucks and you shouldn’t be in business.
“According to the AFP news agency, a company spokesperson said: "The incident woke us up to the need to take measures to prevent small animals like cats from sneaking in, which is something we had never anticipated before."

Good Tuesday morning to everyone here in the #Fediverse today!
It's a new day, so let's all discuss what the day has in store for each of us.
I have work stuff as always, and I also have a meeting at 12pm and then at 2pm. Both should be decently good meetings so nothing too boring.
Afterwards, I'm hoping to catch up on the two episodes of American Idol that…

Good Tuesday morning to everyone here in the #Fediverse today!
It's a new day, so let's all discuss what the day has in store for each of us.
I have work stuff as always, and I also have a meeting at 12pm and then at 2pm. Both should be decently good meetings so nothing too boring.
Afterwards, I'm hoping to catch up on the two episodes of American Idol that…

New video, on the sensory environment in schools: #Monotropism and #Wellbeing: #autism #inclusion