registerCores: registerCores
In parallelML: A Parallel-Voting Algorithm for many Classifiers
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Description
The registerCores function is used to register the multicore parallel backend via either the doMC or doSNOW package.
Usage
1
registerCores(numberCores)
Arguments
numberCores
The number of cores to use for parallel execution. If not specified, the number of cores is set to the number of cores of your machine.
Details
The multicore functionality, originally written by Simon Urbanek and subsumed in the parallel package in R 2.14.0, provides functions for parallel execution of R code on machines with multiple cores or processors, using the system fork call to spawn copies of the current process. The multicore functionality, and therefore registerCores, should not be used in a GUI environment, because multiple processes then share the same GUI.
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Wannes Rosiers
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Description Usage Arguments Details Author(s)
Description
The registerCores function is used to register the multicore parallel backend via either the doMC or doSNOW package.
Usage
1 | registerCores(numberCores)
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Arguments
numberCores |
The number of cores to use for parallel execution. If not specified, the number of cores is set to the number of cores of your machine. |
Details
The multicore functionality, originally written by Simon Urbanek and subsumed in the parallel package in R 2.14.0, provides functions for parallel execution of R code on machines with multiple cores or processors, using the system fork call to spawn copies of the current process. The multicore functionality, and therefore registerCores, should not be used in a GUI environment, because multiple processes then share the same GUI.
Author(s)
Wannes Rosiers
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