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# SAGECal Installation
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## Cmake Build
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Specific options :
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-np 11 : 11 processes : starts 10 slaves + 1 master
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./machines : will list the host names of the 11 nodes used ( 1st name is the master ) : normally the node where you invoke mpirun
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/scratch/users/sarod : this is where MPI stores temp files (default /tmp)
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-f 'MS*pattern' : Search MS names that match this pattern and calibrate all of them together
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-A 30 : 30 C-ADMM iterations
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-P 2 : polynomial in frequency has 2 terms
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-r 5 : regularization factor is 5.0
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```-np 11``` : 11 processes : starts 10 slaves + 1 master
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```./machines``` : will list the host names of the 11 (or fewer) nodes used ( 1st name is the master ) : normally the node where you invoke mpirun
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```-f 'MS*pattern'``` : Search MS names that match this pattern and calibrate all of them together. The total number of MS being calibrated can be higher than the actual number of slaves (multiplexing).
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```-A 30``` : 30 ADMM iterations.
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```-P 2``` : polynomial in frequency has 2 terms.
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```-Q``` : can change the type of polynomial used (```-Q 2``` gives Bernstein polynomials).
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```-r 5``` : regularization factor is 5.0.
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```-G textfile```: each cluster can have a different regularization factor, instead of using ```-r``` option when the regularization is the same for all clusters.
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MPI specific options:
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```/scratch/users/sarod``` : this is where MPI stores temp files (default is probably ```/tmp```).
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```--mca*```: various options to tune the networking and scheduling.
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Note: the number of slaves (-np option) can be lower than the number of MS calibrated. The program will divide the workload among the number of available slaves.
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