Hi Rinke,
On Friday, May 30, 2014 4:46 PM, R.C. Hoekstra r.c.hoeks...@erasmusmc.nl
wrote:
Hi Woonsan, Hi Ate,
(sorry for the late response)
Woonsan wrote:
If the estimate of the pure SCXML executions can possibly meet your
requirements, then I think
the next thing to consider might
Hi Woonsan, Hi Ate,
(sorry for the late response)
Woonsan wrote:
If the estimate of the pure SCXML executions can possibly meet your
requirements, then I think
the next thing to consider might be how to reduce IOs if you have to
(de)serialize those instances.
In one of our projects, we
Hi Ate, hi list,
I can share some more information now, and post some code.
First of all, on our project:
No, we don't use threads at the moment. Multithreading seems to become a
nightmare with over 100 k engine instances.
We also don't use the datamodel tags at the moment. As datamodel
Hi Rinke,
I think you can measure a rough range of how many times to invoke SCXMLExecutor
(#go(), #triggerEvent() for instance) in simulation on N instances. Then you'll
probably able to get an estimate of the total execution time somehow.
If the estimate of the pure SCXML executions can
Hi list,
As written before, We're a university team of scientists working on multi agent
simulations of tropical diseases for a world health organization project. A
disease can be considered as a state machine, with the patient going through
various states and transitions, each triggering new
