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Summary
Bugs of task
highenergy-physics
Total bugs:
7
Open bugs:
7
Fixed bugs:
0
Brain-computer interface 0 (0)
Biology 10 (142)
Chemistry 98 (1047)
Data acquisition 55 (220)
Data acquisition development 15 (189)
Data management 56 (468)
Devices 17 (174)
Distributed computing 78 (758)
Economics 29 (184)
Electrophysiology 11 (35)
Engineering 83 (848)
Engineering-dev 74 (750)
Financial engineering 0 (0)
Geography 97 (710)
Geometry 4 (21)
High energy physics 7 (78)
High energy physics (devel) 18 (174)
Image analysis 6 (42)
Image analysis development 33 (183)
Linguistics 91 (380)
Logic 36 (246)
Machine learning 41 (349)
Mathematics 252 (2179)
Mathematics-dev 174 (1541)
Meteorology 94 (591)
Meteorology-dev 197 (821)
Nanoscale physics 334 (2696)
Nanoscale physics development 130 (1182)
Cognitive neuroscience 15 (58)
Neuroscience datasets 0 (0)
Modeling of neural systems 9 (56)
Numerical computation 152 (1466)
Physics 84 (891)
Physics-dev 35 (348)
Presentation 81 (648)
Psychophysics 10 (124)
Robotics 109 (488)
Robotics-dev 35 (360)
Simulations 58 (713)
Social 0 (0)
Statistics 50 (316)
Tools 13 (52)
Typesetting 272 (1803)
Viewing 302 (1793)
Viewing-dev 72 (690)
Workflow 29 (218)
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Summary bugs page of task High energy physicsImmediately looking into bugs of the dependencies of this task is advised (78)*
Open bugs in dependent packages
1 serious, 5 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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