plot_top500: Top500 Data Plotter
In shinra-dev/RTop500: Top 500 Data

plot_top500 is a simple interface for being able to quickly summarize historical supercomputing data. It also includes an option for comparing your own data against the historical supercomputing data.

1 2	plot_top500(type = "theoretical", columns = c("Min", "Mean", "Max"), my.val = NULL)

`type`	A string indicating the type of quantity to plot. Options are "theoretical", "linpack", "difference", and "ncores".
`columns`	A vector of strings that determines which values will be shown on the graph. Options include "Min", "Mean, "Max", "Median", and "Sum".
`my.val`	An optional value (matching the type argument) to add to the plot. Want to see how your macine's performance compares with all supercomputers since 1993? Pass your own value and see. Passing NULL does nothing.

TODO what do the options mean

Whichever combination of columns is passed will be plotted, and more than one can be used. For example, passing columns=c("Min", "Max") will show the min and max lines.

shinra-dev/RTop500 documentation built on May 29, 2019, 9:25 p.m.