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It would be good to have some (at least 3-5) tutorials that teach new users what LIKWID can do and how to use it properly. From my experience as a user and FOSS developer, tutorials like deal.ii's are good thing to have. In that case we have first 5 that has to be read in a sequence by users, and then things start to branch off by t
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As per the title, after updating https://github.com/VincenzoFerme/benchflow-temporary-documentation/blob/master/roadmap/Jesper/architecture/diagrams/svg/%20Experiment%20Life%20Cycle__BenchFlow%20Experiment%20Lifecycle_1.svg.
Refer to benchflow/benchflow#440 (comment)
When doing this we also need to double check that all the mappings makes sense. For example a
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When profiling openalpr, the profile.coz file (named profile.txt in the attachment to keep github editor happy) show that a lot of time is spent in locations in /usr/include/c++/4.9/bits/stl_vector.h and /usr/include/opencv2/core/mat.hpp (matrix operations). This is not really helpful without knowing from where the STL vector or the matrix operation is used. Perhaps Coz should be adjusted to col