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* [Debugging in interactive mode](#debugging-in-interactive-mode)
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* [Automated parameter sweeps](#automated-parameter-sweeps)
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* [Parsing and graphing IOR outputs](#parsing-and-graphing-ior-outputs)
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* [Some useful parameter sweeps](#some-useful-parameter-sweeps)
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> ###### [9aa37d7](ssh///https://gitlab-ssh.nautilus.optiputer.net/30622/parkeraddison/filesystem-benchmarks/commit/9aa37d75a8cb70b06023251e065a64795cb58569)
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> "Output parsing and plotting functions complete" | HEAD -> main | 2021-04-06
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Great news is (after some tweaking/bug squashing) the parameter sweep job is working like a charm. Furthermore, the output file was instantly able to be parsed and visualized with the functions written!
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## Some useful parameter sweeps
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The current steps remaining are:
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- Come up with some good parameter values to test
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- Make the code a bit easier to use and adjust
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###### 04/07
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> ###### [246de9f](ssh///https://gitlab-ssh.nautilus.optiputer.net/30622/parkeraddison/filesystem-benchmarks/commit/246de9feb3882fe6a91a66306661a3aeeacf3814)
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> "More robust parameter sweep code and pbs job script; Add sweep and visualization to readme" | HEAD -> main | 2021-04-07
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