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| Authors: | Thomas J. Hoffmann | ||||
| Title: | Passing in Command Line Arguments and Parallel Cluster/Multicore Batching in R with batch | ||||
| Abstract: | It is often useful to rerun a command line R script with some slight change in the parameters used to run it - a new set of parameters for a simulation, a different dataset to process, etc. The R package batch provides a means to pass in multiple command line options, including vectors of values in the usual R format, easily into R. The same script can be setup to run things in parallel via different command line arguments. The R package batch also provides a means to simplify this parallel batching by allowing one to use R and an R-like syntax for arguments to spread a script across a cluster or local multicore/multiprocessor computer, with automated syntax for several popular cluster types. Finally it provides a means to aggregate the results together of multiple processes run on a cluster. | ||||
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Page views:: 7424. Submitted: 2009-12-16. Published: 2011-03-01. |
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Passing in Command Line Arguments and Parallel Cluster/Multicore Batching in R with batch
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10.18637/jss.v039.c01
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