get_mc_cores: Number of cores to be used in parallel computations
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get_mc_cores R Documentation
Number of cores to be used in parallel computations
Description
Helper function that returns the number of cores to be used in parallel computations.
Will always be 1 on Windows. On other systems, this value can be set using
setOption('graphicalExtremes.mc.cores', ...).
Usage
get_mc_cores(overwrite = NULL)
Arguments
overwrite
Use this value (if it is valid and not on Windows)
Value
An integer to be used as number of cores
See Also
graphicalExtremes-package
Other default parameters:
get_alert_function(),
get_small_tol()
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Number of cores to be used in parallel computations
Description
Helper function that returns the number of cores to be used in parallel computations.
Will always be 1 on Windows. On other systems, this value can be set using
setOption('graphicalExtremes.mc.cores', ...).
Usage
get_mc_cores(overwrite = NULL)
Arguments
overwrite |
Use this value (if it is valid and not on Windows) |
Value
An integer to be used as number of cores
See Also
graphicalExtremes-package
Other default parameters:
get_alert_function(),
get_small_tol()
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