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View source: R/analyzeParallel.R
One powerful method for assessing convergence of a sequential importance sampling analysis is to run parallel sequences. This function does this, saving only the results (of class crackRresults). Results are returned in a list. Note parallelization is not performed, the analyses are run sequentially...thus this is a convenience function and a placeholder for the time being.
1 | analyzeParallel(obj,n.parallel=3)
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obj |
Object of class Sing, Mult, or CD |
n.parallel |
Number of parallel sequences to run |
List of crackRresults components
Keith Halbert <keith.a.halbert@gmail.com>
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## cp7ext data is part of this package
data(cp7ext)
## prepare a crackR object for analysis
cp7ext.init <- crackRinit(cp7ext)
## perform 2 parallel runs
cp7ext.out.2 <- analyzeParallel(cp7ext.init, n.parallel=2)
## Plot SFPOF results
plot(cp7ext.out.2)
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