runBenchmarks

Synopsis

Usage:

runBenchmarks

runBenchmarks x

runBenchmarks all
Inputs:
- x, a string or list of strings
Consequences:
- the benchmarks whose names occur in x are run. The output is in a standard format that can be inserted into a Macaulay2 source file as a comment. If x is omitted, then the "res39", "resG25", and "gbB148" are run. If x is all, then all the benchmarks are run.

Description

The tests available are:
"deg2generic" -- gb of a generic ideal of codimension 2 and degree 2
"gb4by4comm" -- gb of the ideal of generic commuting 4 by 4 matrices over ZZ/101
"gb3445" -- gb of an ideal with elements of degree 3,4,4,5 in 8 variables
"gbB148" -- gb of Bayesian graph ideal #148
"res39" -- res of a generic 3 by 9 matrix over ZZ/101
"resG25" -- res of the coordinate ring of Grassmannian(2,5)
"yang-gb1" -- an example of Yang-Hui He arising in string theory
"yang-subring" -- an example of Yang-Hui He

i1 : runBenchmarks "res39"
-- beginning computation Fri Jun 21 04:24:45 UTC 2024
-- Linux ff885d86d629476baa91958a08702489 6.8.9-200.fc39.x86_64 #1 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Thu May  2 18:44:19 UTC 2024 x86_64 GNU/Linux
-- Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2670 v3 @ 2.30GHz  GenuineIntel  cpu MHz 1199.456  
-- Macaulay2 1.24.05, compiled with gcc 14.1.1
-- res39: res of a generic 3 by 9 matrix over ZZ/101: .156384 seconds

For the programmer

The object runBenchmarks is a command.