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Back in 2006 when MSToolkit was developed, personal computers didn't generally have multiple cores available on the CPU, so we only implemented multiple CPU options if grid = TRUE.
Now we should change the option name to allow the user to specify a number of CPUs to use for analysis. For CRAN (see #18) we should set the default to 2. Or set default to an option called Ncpu (see Rdatatable/data.table#5658).
Should we assume that number of clusters = ncpus?
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Back in 2006 when MSToolkit was developed, personal computers didn't generally have multiple cores available on the CPU, so we only implemented multiple CPU options if grid = TRUE.
Now we should change the option name to allow the user to specify a number of CPUs to use for analysis. For CRAN (see #18) we should set the default to 2. Or set default to an option called Ncpu (see Rdatatable/data.table#5658).
Should we assume that number of clusters = ncpus?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: