#20526: A benchmarking tool for linear codes
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Reporter: dlucas | Owner:
Type: enhancement | Status: new
Priority: major | Milestone: sage-7.2
Component: coding theory | Resolution:
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u/dlucas/benchmarking_tool | 0ab93ecbf861c585b83bb162493afcaf5a2032c8
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Comment (by dlucas):
Hello,
Here's a change log for this ticket:
- I removed `encoder` from this class. One cannot pass an encoder to a
benchmark anymore, and all related methods have been deleted. Instead, I
replaced the old call `Benchmark(E, D, Chan)` by `Benchmark(C, D, Chan)`.
- Adding two empty benchmarks now returns an empty benchmark and no longer
an exception.
- I added better messages in case one tries to manipulate an empty
benchmark: for instance. calling `Benchmark.run()` now returns a proper
message which explains that nothing will be done.
- I refined the notion of "success rate". It now considers decoding errors
(when the decoder fails at returning anything) and decoding failures (when
the decoder returns a codeword which is not the expected one). I also
enhanced `decoding_success_rate`, which now allows the user to select
between success rate wrt. failures or errors.
- I globally improved the documentation.
One problem remains: the experimental warning triggered by the decorator
`@experimental` activates every time one creates a benchmark, which is
annoying and also breaks all my doctests.
This is quite weird as the
[http://doc.sagemath.org/html/en/reference/misc/sage/misc/superseded.html#sage.misc.superseded.experimental
documentation for this decorator] says it will only be triggered
once/session.
Still investigating on this...
David
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