nc: nc: Function to check the number of available cores
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nc: Function to check the number of available cores
Description
nc is a helper function to check if the number of cores required to run a parallel process is less or equal to the total number of cores of the system.
Usage
nc(ncores)
Arguments
ncores
Number of cores for the parallel process.
Details
If ncores is bigger than the system's number of cores the function will return the system's number of cores. The functions that use this helper are mop and pROC.
Value
Returns an integer representing the number of cores that will be used to run a parallel process.
Examples
# Print the number of cores
print(nc(ncores=8))
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nc: Function to check the number of available cores
Description
nc is a helper function to check if the number of cores required to run a parallel process is less or equal to the total number of cores of the system.
Usage
nc(ncores)
Arguments
ncores |
Number of cores for the parallel process. |
Details
If ncores is bigger than the system's number of cores the function will return the system's number of cores. The functions that use this helper are mop and pROC.
Value
Returns an integer representing the number of cores that will be used to run a parallel process.
Examples
# Print the number of cores
print(nc(ncores=8))
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