This manager, inspired from [4], addresses the management of the degree of replication of a replicated-based system where each replicated server handles a part of the workload.
In MapReduce jobs, each reducer is sent all map output files for each replicated map task.
Exclusion, control and ambient plots were 400 m2 each, replicated six times and sampled in August of three consecutive years.
It included four habitat types: riffle, pool, floodplain and braided (i.e. with islands), each replicated three times.
Twenty random measurements were taken during the late morning/early afternoon in each replicated treatment for a total of 120 measurements.
We recorded the natural regeneration of the plant community (e.g., germination or resprouting from remnant vegetation) as abundance of vegetation coverage present along each replicated cross-transect.
A completely randomized design was chosen with seven treatments (T1, T2, T3, T4, T5, T6, and T7) each replicated three times.
The simulation included 9 scenarios differing in number of families, family size, QTL variance, and marker density, each replicated 100 times.
These units included four salvage treatments, each replicated three times: control (no salvaging), low (ca. 20 30% of merchantable mixed-wood removed), moderate (40 50%) and high salvage intensity (60 70%).
Vegetation cover was measured in all sites by counting the number of times the vegetation touched a pole in 10 5 m × 5 m plots randomized along the two transects installed in each replicated site.
