Update accessom3 scaling reports - switch timestep metrics from median to mean#11
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Hi @micaeljtoliveira I’ve updated both notebooks to use the average timestep metric instead of the median. The scaling is now based on restart runs rather than from-scratch runs, as the latter were found to be unrepresentative. Would you like to take a look? |
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@minghangli-uni LGTM!
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This PR updates the postprocessing workflow to use the average timestep duration instead of the median when computing walltime per timestep (in seconds), a more accurate measure of model performance.
In addition, the postprocessed timeseries excludes the first two and the last timestep indices to remove startup and shutdown artifacts, which appear as outliers compared to the rest of the run. These effects can be visualised in the flame graph generated by
esmf-trace. For more details, see ACCESS-NRI/ACCESS-OM3#148 (comment)