Raw data output

[Jens Wilke]

On Tuesday 21 June 2016 17:02:04 Petr Stefan wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I'm student of Mathematics and Physics Faculty, Charles University in 
> Prague. I'm now working at Department of Distributed and Dependable 
> Systems under the supervision of Petr Tuma, Lubomir Bulej and Vojtech 
> Horky. We'd like to use JMH tool for collecting benchmarking data and 
> use them for processing in our custom tools (like standalone part of SPL 
> - http://d3s.mff.cuni.cz/research/development_awareness/). But now, JMH 
> doesn't support collecting very raw data (rawData list from JSON output 
> holds just mean from each iteration - except SingleShot benchmarking 
> mode where the mean is the actual value).

Can you please double check. In my JSON results, raw data is included. Example:

        "primaryMetric" : {
            "score" : 2.6992631363634273E7,
            "scoreError" : 3362666.9122555815,
            "scoreConfidence" : [   
                2.3629964451378692E7,
                3.0355298275889855E7
            ],
            "scorePercentiles" : {
                "0.0" : 2.549073134560909E7,
                "50.0" : 2.751281317032709E7,
                "90.0" : 2.8017559168625783E7,
                "95.0" : 2.8017559168625783E7, 
                "99.0" : 2.8017559168625783E7,  
                "99.9" : 2.8017559168625783E7,  
                "99.99" : 2.8017559168625783E7, 
                "99.999" : 2.8017559168625783E7,
                "99.9999" : 2.8017559168625783E7,
                "100.0" : 2.8017559168625783E7   
            },
            "scoreUnit" : "ops/s",
            "rawData" : [
                [ 
                    2.712889602844093E7,
                    2.549073134560909E7,
                    2.7912823329979304E7
                ],
                [
                    2.789673031221325E7,  
                    2.5509047996937286E7,
                    2.8017559168625783E7
                ]
            ]
        },

Using JMH version 1.11.3.

Cheers,

Jens

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