What happened?
Hi,
I would like to highlight two points that, in my view, may require clarification or correction.:
-
Threshold Calculation
The documentation and comments mention that the threshold is computed as “mean + std” of the intervals between I/O phases. However, in the code inside merge_overlapping_io_phases() (in dxt.py ), it appears to be simply the average (mean) of those intervals, without adding the standard deviation. Could you confirm which is the intended formula?
-
--io_phase Option Not Recognized
When attempting to generate the I/O phase plots via -i or --io_phase flags, DXT Explorer returns an “unrecognized argument” error. It looks like the command-line parser includes an --io_phase option, but the installed version or Docker image does not recognize it. Is there a recommended approach or updated version for generating I/O phase plots ?
Any clarification on these points would be really helpful. Thanks in advance, and keep up the great work!
What did you expect to happen?
Hi,
I would like to highlight two points that, in my view, may require clarification or correction.:
-
Threshold Calculation
The documentation and comments mention that the threshold is computed as “mean + std” of the intervals between I/O phases. However, in the code inside merge_overlapping_io_phases() (in dxt.py ), it appears to be simply the average (mean) of those intervals, without adding the standard deviation. Could you confirm which is the intended formula?
-
--io_phase Option Not Recognized
When attempting to generate the I/O phase plots via -i or --io_phase flags, DXT Explorer returns an “unrecognized argument” error. It looks like the command-line parser includes an --io_phase option, but the installed version or Docker image does not recognize it. Is there a recommended approach or updated version for generating I/O phase plots ?
Any clarification on these points would be really helpful. Thanks in advance, and keep up the great work!
Version
0.1
Relevant log output
dxt-explorer 1.3 (Aug 17, 2022)
What happened?
Hi,
I would like to highlight two points that, in my view, may require clarification or correction.:
Threshold Calculation
The documentation and comments mention that the threshold is computed as “mean + std” of the intervals between I/O phases. However, in the code inside merge_overlapping_io_phases() (in dxt.py ), it appears to be simply the average (mean) of those intervals, without adding the standard deviation. Could you confirm which is the intended formula?
--io_phase Option Not Recognized
When attempting to generate the I/O phase plots via -i or --io_phase flags, DXT Explorer returns an “unrecognized argument” error. It looks like the command-line parser includes an --io_phase option, but the installed version or Docker image does not recognize it. Is there a recommended approach or updated version for generating I/O phase plots ?
Any clarification on these points would be really helpful. Thanks in advance, and keep up the great work!
What did you expect to happen?
Hi,
I would like to highlight two points that, in my view, may require clarification or correction.:
Threshold Calculation
The documentation and comments mention that the threshold is computed as “mean + std” of the intervals between I/O phases. However, in the code inside merge_overlapping_io_phases() (in dxt.py ), it appears to be simply the average (mean) of those intervals, without adding the standard deviation. Could you confirm which is the intended formula?
--io_phase Option Not Recognized
When attempting to generate the I/O phase plots via -i or --io_phase flags, DXT Explorer returns an “unrecognized argument” error. It looks like the command-line parser includes an --io_phase option, but the installed version or Docker image does not recognize it. Is there a recommended approach or updated version for generating I/O phase plots ?
Any clarification on these points would be really helpful. Thanks in advance, and keep up the great work!
Version
0.1
Relevant log output