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RE: Installing and testing the MadAnalysis 5 particle physics platform on Win10 using the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)
Interesting stuff.. wud be nice to see this being done on highly efficient quantum computers one day..sooner than later.
I'm not an expert in the internals of the software (yet), but it's mainly data analysis of existing sets, rather than simulating the actual events. Computing time certainly wasn't an issue for the first task.
The problem is the simulation of the detector. Running delphes. This takes ages.
I want to also parallelize the entire code, which is high on the to-do list. But this development is not the priority at the moment, mainly because of a lack of manpower. We are two developers overwhelmed by many other things. You can guess the rest ;)
What sort of parallelization are you looking at?
I've been there. Am there, actually.
We have machines with lots of CPUs. This is what I am targeting. I have vague ideas but no time :)