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@@ -399,12 +399,16 @@ Here's an example how to use it:
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\verbatim
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$ python starpu_trace_state_stats.py trace.rec | column -t -s ","
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-"Callback" 220 0.075978
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-"chol_model_11" 10 565.176
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-"chol_model_21" 45 9184.828
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-"chol_model_22" 165 64712.07
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+"Name" "Count" "Type" "Duration"
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+"Callback" 220 Runtime 0.075978
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+"chol_model_11" 10 Task 565.176
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+"chol_model_21" 45 Task 9184.828
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+"chol_model_22" 165 Task 64712.07
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\endverbatim
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+starpu_trace_state_stats.py can also be used to compute the different
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+efficiencies. Refer to the usage description to show some examples.
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And one can plot histograms of execution times, of several states for instance:
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\verbatim
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$ starpu_paje_draw_histogram -n chol_model_11,chol_model_21,chol_model_22 native.trace simgrid.trace
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