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Summary
Bugs of task
highenergy-physics
Total bugs:
6
Open bugs:
6
Fixed bugs:
0
Brain-computer interface 0 (0)
Biology 15 (204)
Chemistry 82 (876)
Data acquisition 51 (207)
Data acquisition development 9 (87)
Data management 55 (505)
Devices 6 (105)
Distributed computing 68 (619)
Economics 33 (127)
Electrophysiology 19 (74)
Engineering 89 (977)
Engineering-dev 46 (490)
Financial engineering 2 (0)
Geography 74 (505)
Geometry 4 (21)
High energy physics 6 (90)
High energy physics (devel) 17 (207)
Image analysis 7 (120)
Image analysis development 35 (266)
Linguistics 103 (478)
Logic 39 (261)
Machine learning 53 (450)
Mathematics 256 (2210)
Mathematics-dev 182 (1772)
Meteorology 78 (517)
Meteorology-dev 196 (859)
Nanoscale physics 333 (2465)
Nanoscale physics development 140 (1428)
Cognitive neuroscience 26 (131)
Neuroscience datasets 0 (0)
Modeling of neural systems 6 (69)
Numerical computation 128 (1019)
Physics 87 (960)
Physics-dev 38 (347)
Presentation 89 (732)
Psychophysics 17 (159)
Robotics 126 (522)
Robotics-dev 24 (225)
Simulations 43 (472)
Social 0 (0)
Statistics 59 (430)
Tools 17 (109)
Typesetting 288 (1929)
Viewing 313 (1891)
Viewing-dev 72 (898)
Workflow 28 (180)
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Summary bugs page of task High energy physicsImmediately looking into bugs of the dependencies of this task is advised (90)*
Open bugs in dependent packages
2 serious, 3 normal, 1 minor
Open bugs in suggested packagesDone bugs
*To estimate the overall status of the packages in the dependencies of
a metapackage a weighted severity is calculated. Done bugs are ignored and bugs in dependent and
recommended packages are weighted by factor three compared to suggested packages. Release critical
bugs have a much larger weight than important, while the contribution of normal bugs is even smaller
and minor bugs have a very small weight. Wishlist bugs are ignored in this calculation. The resulting
sum is compared to some boundaries to find a verbal form. The actual numbers need some adjustment
to make real sense - this evaluation method is in testing phase.
The severities of bugs are weighted as follows:
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