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http://boinc.berkeley.edu./contact.php

Dr. David P. Anderson, Director and architect

why not him ?

Thks Neil for that :
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I guess that the problem was here.

An other "problem" :
according an user, the stats would be overstated.
So i asked again in their forum

That works perfectly (i tried with Rosetta).
The only problem : if you don't know the RGB values, you can't specify a colour.
My idea was to put online a little page with more RGB values and the corresponding colors.

Neil, they export now and you can use them.

Anyone may use our XML stats. (but not against us!! ) You should download them only every 24 hours. We will advertise if we update them more often.

http://xw01.lri.fr:4320/forum_thread.php?id=37

what about specifying simply a number of projects and having the ones with the highest scores be displayed? Top 5, Top 3 or whatever?

with a little sentence : "My Top 5"

A border thicker ?
(why ? for Rosetta, i'm using R : 221, G : 160, B : 221 and i have some "difficulties" to see the border)

More colors ?

But if i choose all the projects that i'm running in my All-In-One graphic, sooner or later i will have a problem of size.

Ok, i ask in their forum
This is my native langage so really no problem for me

edit : done, now "wait and see"

Personally, I tend to use the individual project stats more than the all-in-one, but, some people have other ideas.

I use the individual projects stats on every site where i run the project but on the forum of my Team, i use the all-in-one.

Question :

Do you export your XML stats ?

And the answer is :

Yes, click on the Statistics link for more information. Right now it is not being updated that often but I will soon set it up so it will be, once I figure out how.

http://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/forum ... .php?id=21

XtremLab would be exporting stats now.

Well
I read on their "project Statistics Page"
http://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/stats.php
Let us know if you set up your own BOINC statistics site that includes Rosetta@home statistics so that we can list it here

edit : i asked, easier

A new
http://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/

project of the University of Washington
(related to protein structure )

If that can help
http://mips.gsf.de/services/analysis/simap