I was looking up scaling online, and i came across this post that talks about the difficulty of truly assessing parallel efficiency plotted on a log-log scaling, which seems to be more common. Are most of the plots in this course done on a log-log scaling as well or linear scaling? The link below shows some valid benefits of both attempts and why people would use one over the other to analyse or showcase results.
When making our final project, should we also choose a plotting that is more beneficial to our aims or stick to a standard plotting for all groups?
I was looking up scaling online, and i came across this post that talks about the difficulty of truly assessing parallel efficiency plotted on a log-log scaling, which seems to be more common. Are most of the plots in this course done on a log-log scaling as well or linear scaling? The link below shows some valid benefits of both attempts and why people would use one over the other to analyse or showcase results.
When making our final project, should we also choose a plotting that is more beneficial to our aims or stick to a standard plotting for all groups?
http://scicomp.stackexchange.com/questions/5573/log-log-parallel-scaling-efficiency-plots
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