Jug: A Task-Based Parallelization Framework What is Jug? Examples Short Example More Examples Links How do I get Jug? Testimonials Documentation Contents What do I need to ...
Frequently Asked Questions Why the name jug? How to work with multiple computers? Will jug work on batch cluster systems (like SGE/LFS/PBS)? How do I clean up locks if jug proce...
Idioms Map/Reduce jug.mapreduce.mapreduce Parameter Sweep Idioms There are certain types of computation that show up again and again in parallel computation. This section sh...
Worked-Out Example 0 Decrypting a Password Worked-Out Example 0 Decrypting a Password Problem: crack an encrypted file by brute force. Assume that the password is a five-let...
History Version 2.0.2 Bugfixes Version 2.0.1 Bugfixes Version 2.0.0 User-visible improvements Bugfixes Internal improvements Version 1.6.9 History Version 2.0.2 Rele...
Worked-Out Example 1 Processing text Worked-Out Example 1 Processing text Problem: Take a list of the British members of Parliament (MPs) in the last decade and characterise...
Image Segmentation Tutorial Image Segmentation Tutorial This was originally material for a presentation and blog post . You can get the slides online . Let us imagine you are ...
Status Simple Status Short Status Cached Status Status Simple Status The status subcommand displays a summary of the computation status, for example: $ jug status ...
Structuring Your Tasks Tips & Tricks What can be a task? What should be a task? Task size control Identifying tasks Structuring Your Tasks Tips & Tricks These are some g...
Subcommands Major Subcommands execute status shell Minor Subcommands check sleep-until invalidate cleanup Extending Subcommands Subcommands Jug is organised as a seri...