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| + | ===== The Lists ===== | ||
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| + | There are several lists available that show the submissions. | ||
| + | We provide two three types of lists the **ranked list**, the **full list**, and **derived list**. | ||
| + | Any submission will always be visible in the full list. | ||
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| + | For a **ranked list**, however, there are conditions that disqualify submissions. | ||
| + | **Ranked lists** are used in a competition for an award while any other list serves the purpose of information. | ||
| + | Firstly, a submitter must permit the use in a specific **ranked list** -- this allows to submit smaller submissions without competing with big systems. | ||
| + | Secondly, a list may require certain conditions, for example, the 10 node challenge in 2018 required that 10 client nodes were used. | ||
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| + | A **derived list** uses some kind of metrics to reorder submissions or hide specific conditions, e.g., fastest systems with HDDs. | ||
| ===== Workloads ===== | ===== Workloads ===== | ||
