[WIP] Scatter guide #114
[WIP] Scatter guide #114
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This is the first commit for a *simple* scatter lesson. This is just a gentle introduction that scatters over the 'hello world' example in the original user guide.
Added an example that uses a second step in a workflow, scattering per step and as a subworkflow to illustrate that scattering over a subworkflow may be more efficient in some circumstances.
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@biokcb very cool! Is this still WIP, or ready for review and to be merged? Thanks! |
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@kaushik-work I am wondering if I should add the multi-parameter scatter tutorial as a separate tutorial or as a part of this one. If not a part of this one, then it is ready for review & I can update it if something needs to be changed! Then I'll open another WIP for the multi-parameter one. Thanks! |
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Very cool. The tutorial looks awesome. By multi-parameter do you mean the menagerie of scatter methods that we support (dot, nested/flat cross etc)? If so, yes, that sounds like a separate advanced tutorial. |
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merged commit
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@kaushik-work Thank you! Yes, dot products and the like. I started working on it but realized I didn't know if it should all be one tutorial. I will start it again in a new PR this week. |
WIP - scattering lesson(s). This is a scatter lesson I am adapting from a lesson I created for my department. Does not require anything but shell commands so it should be simple enough for anyone to follow.
This is the first commit for a simple scatter lesson. This is just a gentle introduction that scatters over the 'hello world' example in the original user guide.
I have some more examples to upload using dot product and cross product variations on scatter, but want to check in on whether or not this should be a separate "Advanced scatter" lesson or part of this lesson? I'll start with a separate file in a new branch, but if it should be a part of this one I will do that instead.
This should eventually cover #104 and the other lesson #29. I am working on this first because it's the most requested lesson for new users where I work! Suggestions and comments welcome.