ocLapply: lapply-like function that parallelizes code when possible.
In benilton/oligoClasses-release: Classes for high-throughput arrays supported by oligo and crlmm
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Author(s)
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Description
ocLapply is an lapply-like function that checks if ff/snow are loaded
and if the cluster variable is set to execute FUN on a cluster. If these
requirements are not available, then lapply is used.
Usage
1
Arguments
X
first argument to FUN.
FUN
function to be executed.
...
additional arguments to FUN.
neededPkgs
packages needed to execute FUN on the compute nodes.
Details
neededPkgs is needed when parallel computing is expected to be
used. These packages are loaded on the compute nodes before the
execution of FUN.
Value
A list of length length(X).
Author(s)
Benilton S Carvalho
See Also
lapply, parStatus
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) See Also
Description
ocLapply is an lapply-like function that checks if ff/snow are loaded and if the cluster variable is set to execute FUN on a cluster. If these requirements are not available, then lapply is used.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
X |
first argument to FUN. |
FUN |
function to be executed. |
... |
additional arguments to FUN. |
neededPkgs |
packages needed to execute FUN on the compute nodes. |
Details
neededPkgs is needed when parallel computing is expected to be
used. These packages are loaded on the compute nodes before the
execution of FUN.
Value
A list of length length(X).
Author(s)
Benilton S Carvalho
See Also
lapply, parStatus
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