Description Usage Arguments Details Author(s) See Also Examples
Replacing and apply/lapply/sapply call with a Apply/Lapply/Sapply call makes it amenable to analysis by the parallelize function that can determine dynamic parallelism in running code.
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X |
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MARGIN |
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FUN |
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simplify |
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USE.NAMES |
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.f |
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l |
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Lapply_config |
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Lapply_local |
Force local execution. Normally, this argument should be ignored. |
Lapply_chunk |
Normally, this argument should be ignored. |
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Please refer to the documentation of apply/lapply/sapply for further documenation. The semantics of Apply/Lapply/Sapply are identical to apply/lapply/sapply. Using these functions implies that you want the parallelization mechanism to be applied to these loops.
Stefan Böhringer <r-packages@s-boehringer.org>
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