[kepler-dev] Re: sampling
Shawn Bowers
bowers at sdsc.edu
Wed May 26 11:23:39 PDT 2004
Chad Berkley wrote:
> Hi Deana,
>
> See my comments below:
>
> I've been tossing this idea of stopping the execution to ask for input
> around in my head since the SEV meeting. I haven't really come up with
> a good solution other than writing an extension to the pause actor that
> allows an input dialog to be popped up. How to configure that dialog or
> get the actual information you need is a tough question since I'd like
> to make it generic enough to work with workflows other than GARP.
> Edward or Christopher, do you have any examples of workflows that stop
> execution and ask users for input then continue executing based on that
> input? I haven't seen any. Does anyone have any good ideas on how this
> could be done generically?
>
> The flow as I see it is:
> 1) execution is paused
> 2) a dialog that is partially preconfigured at design-time and fully
> configured at run-time is presented to the user
> 3) the user makes a choice, altering the exec-time parameters of the
> rest of the workflow
Isn't this what the "browser" actor does -- the one that Kai, Efrat, and
Ilkay worked on?
shawn
>
> Note that in 2, the run-time configuration may include such things as
> dialog widget configuration with run-time produced data (e.g. populating
> a list box with a run-time data stream). The design-time configuration
> would include issues such as choosing the input/output ports and
> configuring what the logic of the dialog is (this may be tricky).
>
> I think this is probably a necessary bit of functionality since I have
> seen a couple different eco workflows prototypes that want to do this.
>
> comments?
>
> chad
>
>>
>> Deana
>>
>>
>> Chad Berkley wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Deana,
>>>
>>> I was going to start working on the sampling actor for garp. could you
>>> refresh my memory as to how to that should work. I have the inputs as
>>> a species and a scaling metric and the outputs as the intrinsic and
>>> extrinsic data. aren't there different sampling techniques? I'd like
>>> to build one generic sampling actor that can use one of a number of
>>> different techniques. I'm on IRC now if you want to chat about this in
>>> real-time.
>>>
>>> thanks,
>>> chad
>
>
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