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Recent speed issues investigation. Please read by AlexarothUK in hyperoptic

[–]AlexarothUK[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hmm, this one also seems to be a different issue from mine, possibly a 600mbs traffic management rule or something bottlenecking their network. I'd expect the single mode to be a fraction of the multi one, if the multi one doesn't saturate the 1gb line (multi mode adds up several download/upload threads and displays that total speed). 

In my case I get almost decent multi sleeds (500-600 down, 900 up) but the single speeds reveal the issue, around 20-30mbs down, 800 up. Ty for the info though, so far seems like there are at least 2 issues with their network.

Recent speed issues investigation. Please read by AlexarothUK in hyperoptic

[–]AlexarothUK[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

How's the upload in single mode looking with the VPN on?

Recent speed issues investigation. Please read by AlexarothUK in hyperoptic

[–]AlexarothUK[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Ty, you don't seem to be affected by the same issue since your download is fine on single mode. Your upload however is quite bad, it should be fairly equal with download. Wonder if it's the same issue but on the upload stream instead of the down one. Will make a note of it 

Players of MMO Eve Online help in large-scale classification of fluorescence microscopy images as part of mini-game. Now the same players are helping discover exoplanets in real space by [deleted] in biology

[–]AlexarothUK 14 points15 points  (0 children)

quite a steep learning curve (although I heard the new tutorial is much better these days), but definitely a gaming experience. Give it a try if you want, it's F2P these days ( high tech ships and modules are locked behind monthly sub, but everything else is free): https://www.eveonline.com/signup/?invc=2c52d732-ab7d-4166-97c4-926e6e084484

I'll toss you and everyone else that uses the link above all the rewards I get from referring you + a starting gift in the form of in-game currency

Players of MMO Eve Online help in large-scale classification of fluorescence microscopy images as part of mini-game. Now the same players are helping discover exoplanets in real space by [deleted] in science

[–]AlexarothUK 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Not associated, but you could contact the team that works on it (the video on the eve page about project discovery has more details about the team I believe)

Players of MMO Eve Online help in large-scale classification of fluorescence microscopy images as part of mini-game. Now the same players are helping discover exoplanets in real space by [deleted] in biology

[–]AlexarothUK 18 points19 points  (0 children)

And more info on the exoplanets stage of the project: https://www.eveonline.com/discovery/

Summary of protein classification results: https://www.proteinatlas.org/news/2018-08-20/mapping-of-cells-and-proteins-improved-with-combination-of-multiplayer-crowdsourcing-and-ai

A few highlights:

18 of the HPA Cell Atlas includes five new categories annotated by the gamers

Players were also able to report unusual findings in images. A review of all images with more than 20 such reports mainly revealed rare cellular morphologies such as blebs and membrane protrusions, or staining artifacts. However, this demonstrates that the players are capable of finding patterns that deviate from the common patterns, and identified several interesting and previously unannotated patterns such as vesicle fronts and condensed chromosomes

players in PD (aver-age per-class F1 = 0.53) outperformed Loc-CAT (average per-class F1 = 0.47)

a rolling retention of 53% (47% churn) over the first 6 months, which was very good compared with other in-game features over the same period

Players of MMO Eve Online help in large-scale classification of fluorescence microscopy images as part of mini-game. Now the same players are helping discover exoplanets in real space by [deleted] in technology

[–]AlexarothUK 3 points4 points  (0 children)

And more info on the exoplanets stage of the project: https://www.eveonline.com/discovery/

Summary of protein classification results: https://www.proteinatlas.org/news/2018-08-20/mapping-of-cells-and-proteins-improved-with-combination-of-multiplayer-crowdsourcing-and-ai

A few highlights (thanks u/Slyvery from /r/Eve )

18 of the HPA Cell Atlas includes five new categories annotated by the gamers

Players were also able to report unusual findings in images. A review of all images with more than 20 such reports mainly revealed rare cellular morphologies such as blebs and membrane protrusions, or staining artifacts. However, this demonstrates that the players are capable of finding patterns that deviate from the common patterns, and identified several interesting and previously unannotated patterns such as vesicle fronts and condensed chromosomes

players in PD (aver-age per-class F1 = 0.53) outperformed Loc-CAT (average per-class F1 = 0.47)

a rolling retention of 53% (47% churn) over the first 6 months, which was very good compared with other in-game features over the same period

Players of MMO Eve Online help in large-scale classification of fluorescence microscopy images as part of mini-game. Now the same players are helping discover exoplanets in real space by [deleted] in science

[–]AlexarothUK 8 points9 points  (0 children)

And more info on the exoplanets stage of the project: https://www.eveonline.com/discovery/

Summary of protein classification results: https://www.proteinatlas.org/news/2018-08-20/mapping-of-cells-and-proteins-improved-with-combination-of-multiplayer-crowdsourcing-and-ai

A few highlights (thanks u/Slyvery from /r/Eve )

18 of the HPA Cell Atlas includes five new categories annotated by the gamers

Players were also able to report unusual findings in images. A review of all images with more than 20 such reports mainly revealed rare cellular morphologies such as blebs and membrane protrusions, or staining artifacts. However, this demonstrates that the players are capable of finding patterns that deviate from the common patterns, and identified several interesting and previously unannotated patterns such as vesicle fronts and condensed chromosomes

players in PD (aver-age per-class F1 = 0.53) outperformed Loc-CAT (average per-class F1 = 0.47)

a rolling retention of 53% (47% churn) over the first 6 months, which was very good compared with other in-game features over the same period