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Revision as of 14:34, 14 May 2014
We prefer to be positive and not focus on problems. But let's face it, there are problems, so this page enumerate what can go wrong and what to do about it.
Kinds of problems
We differentiate among bugs, blunders, technical problems, algorithmic problems and other problems.
- *Blunders* are typos or errors that can be put right immediately by typographical correction.
- *Bugs* are errors that may be put right, and do not require major new coding, but more than simple typographical correction.
- *Technical problems* are ones we know pretty well exactly how to solve, but may require more time or money than we have available, or maybe we are just lazy.
- *Algorithmic problems* are cases where the best method of doing something is in some doubt, and requires study. Examples of algorthmic problems are: what is the best way to score a molecule given the constraints of fast docking?
- There are other problems too. If a problem can be classified as one of the above, that can be helpful.
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Pages in category "Problems"
The following 11 pages are in this category, out of 11 total.