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Old 2003-12-28, 21:39   #56
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can someone explain to my what the black and brown lines on this graph represent?

1 number? 100 numbers? I'm lost as to if this gives a count of any sort for these ranges
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Old 2003-12-29, 09:34   #57
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can someone explain to my what the black and brown lines on this graph represent?

1 number? 100 numbers? I'm lost as to if this gives a count of any sort for these ranges
Each bar represents one or more (in this graph 79,300,000/1280) exponents that have been factored up to the bitlevel written on the vertical axis.

All bars are red with a black line around it. Two or more adjacent bars therefore make a black surface.

You can get the sourcecode in Delphi and the binaries at http://home.planet.nl/~tha/overview.zip

The program allows you to examine a shorter range at more detail.
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Old 2003-12-29, 12:51   #58
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neat little program
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Old 2004-01-01, 23:58   #59
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Exponents above 25M from nofactor.txt 31/12/2003
Code:
Bits  Exponents  Change
  57          0   -2687
  58     268373   -9840
  59     255880   -3960
  60     651802   -5041
  61     101901   16582
  62      72542    3117
  63      12419     689
  64       4599     -47
  65          9       0
  66        125       0
  67         37       0
  68       9490     229
  69         50       0
  70          9       0
  71          6       0
  72         18       0
  73          0       0
  74          1       0
Total   1377261    -958
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Old 2004-01-02, 03:19   #60
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sweet everything is above at least 57 bits. great job everyone! lets work on removing the 58bits now :). I've got a 3 million range right now (66-69) so theres about 80K numbers there. thats a start i guess :)
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Old 2004-01-02, 06:00   #61
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Yaay! Congratulations to everyone on finishing 57 bits. For the new year let us resolve to finish 58 bits in 2004.

Are we up to it?
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Old 2004-01-02, 13:44   #62
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well at the rate of clearing 9840 exponents at 58bits in the past 17 days, it would take roughly 464 days to get all numbers beyond 58

i'm not sure however of the size (28M vs 77M makes a large difference) and what's left, but will look later at that part
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Old 2004-01-02, 15:06   #63
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on 31-07 there were 584877 numbers at the 58 bit level, half a year later less then half.
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Old 2004-01-03, 23:59   #64
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if we're gonna try to get rid of all the 58bits this year, which i think is very very likely to happen, i think we should find out which users have the ranges with numbers factored only to 58bits reserved. Then we can see if there's actually any progress going on with these ranges. if not we can release them and have some other people work on them. what do you guys think?
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Old 2004-01-05, 05:53   #65
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Ranges with exponents at 2^58:

Code:
                    Exponents     Date     Assignee

  25500000 27000000      3331   03-12-03   bayanne
  29200000 29600000      6261   03-11-01   garo
  32000000 33000000      6598   03-11-07   tha
  35000000 36000000     21168   03-08-21   Benjamin
  37000000 38000000     15573   03-04-04   hbock
  39500000 40000000      1693   03-04-09   norbert
  42057331 43000000     21968   03-06-08   Kevin
  46000000 48000000     26042   03-05-18   bhebden
  49000000 50000000      7066   03-08-19   asdf
  52000000 54000000     20536   03-11-04   1997rj7
  55500000 56000000     13052   03-07-18   wpolly
  56000000 56500000     11313   03-10-28   andi314
  56500000 57000000     10514   03-05-31   ThomRuley
  59000000 60000000     25921   03-04-04   garo
  62000000 66000000         9
  66000000 69000000     77328   03-12-18   antiroach

  Total                268373
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Old 2004-01-05, 08:18   #66
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Thanks for the nice overview.
Few days ago I've cleared the leftovers in the 64M range. All others are assigned and I think a lot of them we will have at 60 bit at the end of the year.
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