ct.numcores: Checks and Possibly Sets the Number of Cores to be Used in...
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ct.numcores R Documentation
Checks and Possibly Sets the Number of Cores to be Used in Parallel Processing
Description
This function determines the number of cores that the user is expecting to
use during parallel processing operations, and if absent, sets the mc.cores option
to the maximum value. Users who do not wish to use all available cores during parallel
processing should do so by invoking options() from the command line prior to analysis.
Usage
ct.numcores()
Value
Nothing, but invisibly sets options(mc.cores) if currently NULL.
Author(s)
Russell Bainer, Pete Haverty
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Checks and Possibly Sets the Number of Cores to be Used in Parallel Processing
Description
This function determines the number of cores that the user is expecting to
use during parallel processing operations, and if absent, sets the mc.cores option
to the maximum value. Users who do not wish to use all available cores during parallel
processing should do so by invoking options() from the command line prior to analysis.
Usage
ct.numcores()
Value
Nothing, but invisibly sets options(mc.cores) if currently NULL.
Author(s)
Russell Bainer, Pete Haverty
R Package Documentation
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