my_tasks: Pull my work, according to my task index.
In dd-harp/globalrc: Computes Control Reproductive Number, Rc, from PfPR and Treatment Levels
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
View source: R/domain_decomposition.R
Description
Pull my work, according to my task index.
Usage
1
my_tasks(task_id, task_cnt, work)
Arguments
task_id
integer index of task within all tasks. One-based.
task_cnt
integer total number of tasks.
work
Data frame with row and column of tile.
Value
2D array that is (row, col) by work items.
The math here is so that, if the tasks don't split evenly, there
isn't a single task with only one thing to do. The first few
tasks get one more, and the rest get one less.
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Description Usage Arguments Value
View source: R/domain_decomposition.R
Description
Pull my work, according to my task index.
Usage
1 | my_tasks(task_id, task_cnt, work)
|
Arguments
task_id |
integer index of task within all tasks. One-based. |
task_cnt |
integer total number of tasks. |
work |
Data frame with row and column of tile. |
Value
2D array that is (row, col) by work items.
The math here is so that, if the tasks don't split evenly, there isn't a single task with only one thing to do. The first few tasks get one more, and the rest get one less.
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