MarcLavielle
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5 years ago Hi Pascal,
Simulx is using the computing engine of Monolix. It is therefore the functionalities of Monolix that are used in terms of parallel computing. You can ask to Lixoft support for more details on this subject
best, Marc
Le lun. 27 mai 2019 à 09:32, Pascal Schulthess notifications@github.com a écrit :
Hi Marc,
simulating complex models for 500 and more individuals can result in long computation times. Do you plan to support or is there a way to implement such a simulation to run in parallel on multiple cores?
Thanks!
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Hi Marc,
simulating complex models for 500 and more individuals can result in long computation times. Do you plan to support or is there a way to implement such a simulation to run in parallel on multiple cores?
Thanks!