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2021-02-14, 16:06   #780
EdH

"Ed Hall"
Dec 2009

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 Originally Posted by garambois OK, many thanks for your help, because I don't have a script : I look for the mergers manually and it can take a long time ! Does it use my 80 digit file, on my website ? Because I know that I will also have to update this file : in a year, things move because of the sequences which merge and which end ! And I hope that when I scan the over 27,000 sequences in the main project, I won't find any broken aliquot sequences !
Yes, it uses your 80 digit file (currently the 2020 version). My script still has the i0/i1 error, so I have to remember to manually check those, but the others "seem" to be correct when I do spot checks. I, too, hope this year brings a set with no broken sequences.

I have some expansion to do with my script, so I can call it easier and I need to address the i0/i1 error. At some point, if I get it working the way I'd like, I'll post it here. It's a simple Bash script that runs on one of my RPi machines.

Here are some runs for today:
Code:
Running base 37:
37^6:i126 merges with 109920:i1275
37^8:i151 merges with 1632:i37
37^12:i1057 merges with 10824:i28
37^18:i1430 merges with 3366:i2
37^22:i519 merges with 1567300:i0   (*Manually fixed*)
37^30:i1193 merges with 35856:i3
Done in 221 seconds.

Running base 41:
41^4:i66 merges with 36468:i17
41^32:i386 merges with 271980:i46
Done in 108 seconds.

Running base 43:
43^16:i204 merges with 1299520:i4
43^34:i639 merges with 5208:i10
Done in 109 seconds.

Running base 450:
Done in 24 seconds.

Running base 882:
Done in 19 seconds.

Running base 33550336:
Done in 34 seconds.