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Peter W. Draper
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Set the correct default for use_fixed_costs
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@@ -160,7 +160,7 @@ DomainDecomposition:
adaptive
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# Use adaptive repartition when ParMETIS is available, otherwise simple refinement.
itr
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100
# When adaptive defines the ratio of inter node communication time to data redistribution time, in the range 0.00001 to 10000000.0.
# Lower values give less data movement during redistributions, at the cost of global balance which may require more communication.
use_fixed_costs
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# If 1 then use any compiled in fixed costs for
use_fixed_costs
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0
# If 1 then use any compiled in fixed costs for
# task weights in first repartition, if 0 only use task timings, if > 1 only use
# fixed costs, unless none are available.
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