setOpencl: Enables or disables OpenCL computation.
In csclab/RMut: RMut: a collective framework for mutations analysis in network dynamics
Description
Usage
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Value
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Description
setOpencl enables or disables OpenCL computation.
Usage
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setOpencl(deviceType)
Arguments
deviceType
The type of OpenCL device, including three options: \'none\', \'cpu\' and \'gpu\'
Details
This function enables OpenCL computation by selecting a CPU/GPU device and utilizing all of its cores for further computation.
Thus, all tasks will be executed in parallel.
About the parameter deviceType, there exists three options: \'none\' means disable OpenCL,
\'cpu\' means selecting a CPU device and \'gpu\' means using a GPU device.
Value
Information of the successfully selected device
See Also
Examples
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showOpencl()
setOpencl("gpu")
setOpencl("cpu")
setOpencl("none")
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value See Also Examples
Description
setOpencl enables or disables OpenCL computation.
Usage
1 | setOpencl(deviceType)
|
Arguments
deviceType |
The type of OpenCL device, including three options: \'none\', \'cpu\' and \'gpu\' |
Details
This function enables OpenCL computation by selecting a CPU/GPU device and utilizing all of its cores for further computation.
Thus, all tasks will be executed in parallel.
About the parameter deviceType, there exists three options: \'none\' means disable OpenCL,
\'cpu\' means selecting a CPU device and \'gpu\' means using a GPU device.
Value
Information of the successfully selected device
See Also
Examples
1 2 3 4 | showOpencl()
setOpencl("gpu")
setOpencl("cpu")
setOpencl("none")
|
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