Open NeuroShepherd opened 1 month ago
{shinymeta} would seem to be a reasonable option for this, but I don't actually want people to have to enter e.g. 10,000 iterations to get code with such inputs. Instead, would probably need to construct a variety of calls, and then cat
those into a text file or similar.
RStudio (and the Shiny app itself) is prone to crashing when running a large number of operations so it may be preferable to use the Shiny app to allow users to test on a smaller number of iterations, and then provide them a template
.R
script that could be executed in a terminalsource(*.R)
command.