Fix PSO benchmark : skip unstable BBOB functions - #1613
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Pin CUDA runtime via LocalPreferences extras and exclude f4, f7, f10 which cause segfaults or illegal memory access on GPU. Signed-off-by: AdityaPandeyCN <adityapand3y666@gmail.com>
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What's the cudaruntime thing? That's probably not the way to solve it. Also, why was the benchmark okay with these before but not now? |
I aimed to resolve this failure from earlier benchmark run
It ran for me on T4 colab GPU but for utkarsh's cluster run of this benchmark these functions were problem, precisely this. |
Signed-off-by: AdityaPandeyCN <adityapand3y666@gmail.com>
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@ChrisRackauckas Benchmarks are finally reproduced by the CI :) |
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@ChrisRackauckas Can you take a look at the artifacts? I probably need more tuning but let me know your views on the graphs like how you want them to be? |
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I increased the dimension of the BBO test functions to 10 from 3, which has increased the difficulty and caused the regression. |
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No please follow the procedure you would do with any other PR and isolate the changes. Do one PR that is just adding the new methods. Then one PR that is increasing the difficulty. Step by step changes where provenance is clear. |
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Apologies, have reset to the relevant commit. |

Pin CUDA runtime via LocalPreferences extras and exclude f4, f7, f10 which cause segfaults or illegal memory access on GPU.
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contributor guidelines, in particular the SciML Style Guide and
COLPRAC.
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The PR also adds updated Manifest.toml