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Question: during parameter borrowing, can a submitter re-submit on a larger scale? If not, can a submitter submit a non-converging model on a large system in the hopes of borrowing HPs?
Proposal:
To resubmit benchmark B with a larger scale X:
You must have submitted some benchmark C at scale Y where Y>=X -- "Prove you can go that big"
You must have submitted B at a technically comparable so that the only modification in resubmission is HP borrowing
The scale X must be larger than anything else you submitted for benchmark B
You cannot withdraw the benchmark C at scale Y and it must be compliant or made compliant
All submissions must have "converged" (N-1 convergences using olympic scoring)
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Jun 11, 2020
How does HP borrowing work with scaling up a submission?
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