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Dec 2004
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I was just curious about prime grids dump of 9500 tests totaling exactly 1M points.
Is this real or a stats glitch, also I was curious as to why Prime grid was doing double checks? Is it simply reissued tests from users who were late with tests or are they getting assigned doubles. |
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A Sunny Moo
Aug 2007
USA (GMT-5)
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Jun 2008
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are we going to double check the result that PrimeGrid sends us on our own double check server? Or do we assume they are right because of the required quorum they have?
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A Sunny Moo
Aug 2007
USA (GMT-5)
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Well, I would think that it's safe to assume that once you have two separate, matching residuals for the same number, the chances that the result is inaccurate is quite miniscule indeed. Not to mention that PrimeGrid is, in effect, doing the exact same thing that PSP is doing in its own doublechecking--namely, considering a k/n pair verified when at least two matching residuals are had--the only difference being that PrimeGrid is doing both its firstpass and doublecheck tests at the same time, rather than years apart.
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#5 |
Apr 2003
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We will not rerun any of the primegrid residues as with the quorum of 2 they test a pair until there are two matching residues.
And i have checked the points. It was really pure luck that the 9500 tests done by primegrid gave 1000000.00000 points. |
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