Closed tdhock closed 5 years ago
ok...will do that
@tdhock how do I get the current index for future_lapply?
x = 1:nrow(parameters) fitscore_result <- future_lapply(x, FUN = fit_and_score(target.mat = target.mat, feature.mat = feature.mat, parameters = parameters[????,], n_folds = n_folds, scorer = scorer, pruning = pruning, learner = "mmit"))
I need the current index of lapply to select which prameter to pass. Shall I use future_mapply for that or is there some way to get it in future_lapply?
the usage is the same as the standard lapply function
hi @parismita @aldro61 I noticed you register a parallel backend in your R code https://github.com/aldro61/mmit/blob/master/Rpackage/R/mmif.cv.R#L73
The whole point of the foreach package is that package developers should be able to use foreach and without having to specify HOW the loop is evaluated (in parallel on your machine, in parallel on a cluster, or sequential on your machine). The users of your package should be able to specify the backend that they want to use in their R scripts.
Actually I would recommend replacing the foreach loop here https://github.com/aldro61/mmit/blob/master/Rpackage/R/mmif.cv.R#L76 with
future.apply::future_lapply
which is more configurable. https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/future.apply/index.html