parLapplyLBc: A load balancing version of clusterApply with increased level...
In dschlaep/ecotoner: ecotoner - ecotones / ecological boundaries across environmental gradients
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
See Also
Description
This function is a modified copy of parallel::parLapplyLB (v3.2.4)
Usage
1
parLapplyLBc(cl = NULL, X, fun, ..., chunksize = 10L)
Arguments
cl
A cluster object, created by this package or by package snow. If NULL, use the registered default cluster.
X
A vector (atomic or list).
fun
A function or character string naming a function.
...
Additional arguments to pass to fun; beware of partial matching to earlier arguments.
chunksize
An integer value. A suggestion on how large the number of tasks should be that are sent per job to a worker.
Details
Bug report is submitted under # 16792
Value
A list of the same length as X each with the returned value of fun.
See Also
parallel::parLapplyLB and parallel::parLapply
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value See Also
Description
This function is a modified copy of parallel::parLapplyLB (v3.2.4)
Usage
1 | parLapplyLBc(cl = NULL, X, fun, ..., chunksize = 10L)
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Arguments
cl |
A cluster object, created by this package or by package snow. If |
X |
A vector (atomic or list). |
fun |
A function or character string naming a function. |
... |
Additional arguments to pass to |
chunksize |
An integer value. A suggestion on how large the number of tasks should be that are sent per job to a worker. |
Details
Bug report is submitted under # 16792
Value
A list of the same length as X each with the returned value of fun.
See Also
parallel::parLapplyLB and parallel::parLapply
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