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Re: [ecf-dev] jACT-R's plans for ECF
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Hi Anthony,
Thanks very much for the note (and adding to Adopters list)! Sounds
like exciting work.
Incidently, my (Scott) training was in research psychology (many moons
ago). Actually, that's how I got interested in distributed systems and
real-time collaboration infrastructure...as a way to support education
and training through extensible distributed simulation. So I have a
very soft place in my own heart for these directions. (e.g. see at
bottom of page here: http://www.lcc.gatech.edu/~mateas/publications.html).
But in any event...please don't be shy about speaking up here about
needs/desires/things that you want with ECF...maybe some of them are
already there, and if not there yet can/could be introduced. And if you
can, please let us know about developments on your project.
Scott
Anthony M. Harrison wrote:
Would you be willing to tell people on this mailing list what you are
using ECF for? (and perhaps adding yourself to the ECF Adopters list:
I've updated the adopters list. But here's the gist:
I've built a cognitive simulation system (I'm a psychologist by
training) which uses Eclipse for the IDE. I'm trying to leverage ECF
to build a remote execution service for the simulations (we often run
thousands of iterations of these simulations). A combination of
generic server/client, discovery, file transfer and data sharing to
spread the load. (and I'm really eager to see the intersection of p2
and ECF for dependency management across multiple services).
My brainstorming can be found here:
http://anthonymharrison.com/2008/06/19/escape-from-writing/
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Anthony M. Harrison, PhD
http://anthonymharrison.com/
http://jactr.org/
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