Ray was quite right ...
My RAC has now jumped right forward to 1,225
It has done so as other WU's in my "Pending" file have been validated and the 'time element' taken into consideration.
I am happy ...
:-)))
Ray was quite right ...
My RAC has now jumped right forward to 1,225
It has done so as other WU's in my "Pending" file have been validated and the 'time element' taken into consideration.
I am happy ...
:-)))
That was like having RAC put away in the bank. At least you did not have to wait 3 Mo. as with SETI Beta to get the interest on them.
Infinite. In other words, all of them since the beginning. But the older values count less and less.
RAC is fundamentally an exponentially weighted forgetting function. It only needs to preserve two values from the last calculation in order to be able to calculate the new RAC when there is a new input. The two saved values are just a time stamp and the RAC at that time.
It is a close cousin of an exponentially weighted moving average, which was well regarded for many process monitoring purposes by the professional statisticians back when I worked for Ye Olde Microprocessor Werkes.
Ray was quite right ... My
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Ray was quite right ...
My RAC has now jumped right forward to 1,225
It has done so as other WU's in my "Pending" file have been validated and the 'time element' taken into consideration.
I am happy ...
:-)))
RE: Ray was quite right
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That was like having RAC put away in the bank. At least you did not have to wait 3 Mo. as with SETI Beta to get the interest on them.
Try the Pizza@Home project, good crunching.
How many days are used in the
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How many days are used in the RAC calculation???
Aurum wrote:How many days are
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Infinite. In other words, all of them since the beginning. But the older values count less and less.
RAC is fundamentally an exponentially weighted forgetting function. It only needs to preserve two values from the last calculation in order to be able to calculate the new RAC when there is a new input. The two saved values are just a time stamp and the RAC at that time.
It is a close cousin of an exponentially weighted moving average, which was well regarded for many process monitoring purposes by the professional statisticians back when I worked for Ye Olde Microprocessor Werkes.
Aurum wrote:How many days are
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According to a post from 2015:
[url]https://einsteinathome.org/content/how-do-we-calculate-rac-dummies#comment-133367[/url]
From the Boinc Wiki:
[url]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BOINC_Credit_System[/url]