q2mm-benchmark

To validate optimizer configs before a benchmark batch, use a pre-flight audit to sanity-check bounds, ftol, and ratio gate settings, preventing wasteful long-running runs and ensuring configuration integrity.

A pre-flight audit for multi-system benchmarking is a validation process that defines acceptance criteria and applies sanity checks to configurations, ensuring success specs are established before executing large batches.

To set up a success spec for batch benchmark validation, define your acceptance criteria and pass an initial system audit gate, ensuring fundamental issues are caught before launching additional systems.

Yes, you can audit the first system to catch fundamental issues before launching the rest of a batch, using an audit gate to ensure early failure on configuration or setup problems.

The best way to document post-batch validation results is to collect and inspect convergence data after the batch completes, confirming batch integrity and recording whether the success spec was met.

Pre-flight checks are needed for long-running optimization batches to enforce fast failure on misconfigured bounds or ftol settings, avoiding wasted compute resources and ensuring batch reliability.