exe_new_proc_pattern: Executing sequential processing patterns which have not done...
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exe_new_proc_pattern

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Executing sequential processing patterns which have not done before

Description

Executing sequential processing patterns which have not done before

Usage

exe_new_proc_pattern(
  exe_func_list,
  outdir,
  input_path_vec = NULL,
  exe_pattern = NULL,
  remove_pattern = NULL,
  omit_past_pattern = TRUE
)

Arguments

`exe_func_list`	A named list of functions to be executed. Each functions should have 'outdir' argument, a directory to save results. Names of this list is used in folders' name of results. If you use 'input_path_vec' argument (see below), functions should also have 'input_dir' argument, a vector of directories to read data. This vector has the same names you used in 'input_path_vec', so you can use that names to specify elements in vector 'input_dir' in your functions.
`outdir`	A directory to save results (character).
`input_path_vec`	A named vector of input directories (character). If you read data in functions in 'exe_func_list', which are created by 'exe_new_proc_pattern()', please specify its directory using this argument. Each elements should be named, so that you can access to each elements in functions in 'exe_func_list'. If you read data which is not created with this function, you don't need to use this argument, just read it directly in your functions.
`exe_pattern`	If you want to execute specific patterns of input directory and functions, you can specify that pattern as a data frame in 'exe_pattern'.
`remove_pattern`	If you want not to execute specific patterns of input directory and functions, you can specify that pattern as a data frame in 'remove_pattern'.
`omit_past_pattern`	Logical (default = 'TRUE'). If you want to redo patterns which was run in the past, set it 'FALSE'.

Details

This function executes functions in 'exe_func_list' using input data specified in 'input_path_vec'. Folders to save results is automatically created in the directory specified with 'outdir'. Information of each execution is recorded in folders' names, such as [outdir]__[function_name]__[name_of_input_directory_1]__[name_of_input_directory_2]...