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These variables do not change during the runtime of the symbolic regression algorithm. As a result the data only needs to be sent to the GPU once. This means that the impact of this data transfer is minimal. On the other hand, the data for the parameters is much more volatile. As explained above, they are used for parameter optimisation and therefore vary from evaluation to evaluation and need to be sent to the GPU very frequently. However, the amount of data that needs to be sent is also much smaller. TODO: ONCE I GET THE DATA SEE HOW MANY BYTES PARAMETERS TAKE ON AVERAGE
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\section{Architecture}
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\label{sec:architecture}
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Based on the requirements and data structure above, the architecture of both prototypes can be designed. While the requirements only specify the input and output, the components and workflow also need to be specified. This section aims at giving an architectural overview of both prototypes, alongside their design decisions.
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