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(Q.) I bought the pro version of CleanMem, How do I get the free version to pro?
(A.) The pro and free version are in the same program. Simply run the free version, and then under the menu you will see "Enter Serial Number". Put your serial number in and restart the program. You now have the pro version.
v2.0.0
Changed the default task scheduler run time for CleanMem from 30 min to 15 min.
Fixed the 256 char limit for the setting file. The limit is now 4096 chars.
Performance enhancement to CleanMem.exe. It will now only load the lists if that list is enabled. Before it loaded them every time.
Changed the API used to pull system stats.
The page file info shown in Windows XP and 2003 task manager is actually Commit Total. To stay with proper naming I have changed the name in the program from page file to Commit Total.
The mini monitor would format the numbers down to 3 decimal points. Example: 1.999 GB. Due to the new info the mini monitor can show in the text fields I have lowered it to 2 decimal points. Example: 1.99 GB. This is to better fit the new information in the amount of available space. This will also round the numbers, so 1.999 will become 2.00.
Changed the default bar fill graphic.
Changed some of the default settings for the mini monitor. Such as bar fill text color and show border. These of course are still changeable by the user.
The right click menu that is on the system tray icon is now accessible from the main settings window as well.
Removed Clean Memory button from the mini monitor. Users can right click on the mini monitor for the clean memory option. With the button gone users can now set the position of the text on the monitor. Left, Center, Right
Added a online help file link to the menu. This will go to the guide on how to use CleanMem and the Mini Monitor.
When you first install CleanMem you no longer have to reboot before the task scheduler will start running CleanMem.
On Windows Vista & 7 when the UAC is enabled the tray icon would not show if explorer.exe was restarted. This has now been fixed.
v1.6.1
Code improvement on the mini monitor. The code to pull the number of running processes was causing a high amount of page faults. While page faults do not hurt the system _fault
It still bugged me that the Windows API used to get the process count was causing 1100 page faults every time it ran, which was every 1 sec. I have since used a different api and code and dropped the page faults down to 14 instead of 1100 :-)
Big thanks to this user ,1605.0.html who brought this to my attention.
v1.5.0
I have added a new logging feature. By default this is turned off.
You can now have CleanMem log the memory usage of a process before CleanMem cleans it and after to see how a process is doing.
Check the cleanmem_log_settings.txt for more details.
V1.2 Update Notes: Per user request I have added an ignore list that users can edit. This ignore list will tell cleanmem to skip any process that is listed in the list. The user who requested this wishes to run cleanmem on all their servers but they have a process they don't like touched, by anything. So to make them feel better and at ease I have added this option in. - ShaneV1.1 Update Notes: I removed the program from running as a service which will stop the event viewer errors and also I redid the code making it more efficient and about half the size.
Compress Old Files - Windows can compress files that you haven't used recently. Compressing files saves disk space, but you can still use the files. No files are deleted. Because files are compressed at different rates, the displayed amount of disk space that you'll gain is approximate. An Options button permits you to specify the number of days to wait before Disk Cleanup compresses an unused file.
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From the Advanced Monitor section, enable the Windows Task Scheduler to run the application every certain number of minutes by default in the background whenever the memory usage exceeds a certain limit. You can also enable the same option for automatic cleaning of file cache.
Image reconstruction in radio interferometry is the process of solving the linear system of equations \(\vecV = [A] \vecI\), where \(\vecV\) represents visibilities calibrated for direction independent effects, \(\vecI\) is a list of parameters that model the sky brightness distribution (for example, a image of pixels) and \([A]\) is the measurement operator that encodes the process of how visibilities are generated when a telescope observes a sky brightness\(\vecI\). \([A]\) is generally given by \([S_dd][F]\) where \([F]\) represents a 2D Fourier transform, and \([S_dd]\) represents a 2D spatial frequency sampling function that can include direction-dependent instrumental effects. For a practical interferometer with a finite number of array elements, \([A]\) is non-invertible because of unsampled regions of the \(uv\) plane. Therefore, this system of equations must be solved iteratively, applying constraints viavarious choices of image parameterizations and instrumental models.
Faceted imaging is one way of handling the w-term effect. A list of facet-centers is used to grid the data separately onto multiple adjacent sub-images. The sub images are typically simply subsets of a single large image so that the deconvolution can be performed as a joint image and a single model image is formed. The PSF to be used for deconvolution is picked from the first facet. The list of phase reference centers for all facets is automatically generated from user input of the number offacets (per side) that the image is to be divided into.
Uniform weighting gives equal weight to each measured spatial frequency irrespective of sample density. The resulting PSF has the narrowest possible main lobe (i.e. smallest possible angular resolution) and suppressed sidelobes across the entire image and is best suited for sources with high signal-to-noise ratios to minimize sidelobe contamination between sources. However, the peak sensitivity is significantly worse than optimal (typically 20% worse for reasonably large number of antennainterferometers), since data points in densely sampled regions have been weighted down to make the weights uniform. Also, isolated measurements can get artifically high relative weights and this may introduce further artifacts into the PSF.
Computing costs during gridding scale directly with the number of pixels needed to accurately describe each convolution kernel. The standard gridding kernel (prolate spheroid) typically has 3x3 pixels. W-Projection kernels can range from 5x5 to a few hundred pixels on a side. A-Projection kernels typically range from 8x8 to 50x50 pixels. When effects are combined by convolving together different kernels (for example A and W Projection), the kernel sizes increase accordingly.
Memory (and one-time computing costs) also scale with the number of distinct kernels that one must operate with. For example, a large number of different W-Projection kernels, or an array whose antenna illumination patterns are different enough between antennas that they need to be treated separately. In the case of a heterogenous array, each baseline illumination function can be different. Additionally, if any of these aperture illumination based kernels are rotationally asymmetric, they willneed to be rotated (or recomputed at different parallactic angles) as a function of time.
The tclean task produces a number of output images used for normalization. The primary reason these are explicit images on disk (and not just internal temporary files in memory) is that for continuum paralellization, there is the need to accumulate numerators and denominators separately before the normalization step. For the most part, end users can safely ignore the output .weight, .sumwt and .gridwt images. However, their contents are documented here.
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