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serialize or turn a large parallel R job into smaller chunks for use with SGE

Posted June 16, 2011 by Vinh Nguyen & filed under R.

I use the snow package in R with OpenMPI and SGE quite often for my simulation studies; I’ve outlined how this can be done in the past. The ease of these methods make it so simple for me to just specify the maximum number of cores available all the time. However, unless you own your… Read more »

Determining number of nodes or cores available in an SGE Queue

Posted by Vinh Nguyen & filed under Linux.

To determine the status of a queue in SGE, one can issue the command qstat -g c to get such information like number of CPU available and the current CPU and memory load. However, this information can be misleading when nodes can be cross-listed in multiple Q’s. A Q can say X number of nodes… Read more »

Scheduled Parallel Computing with R: R + Rmpi + OpenMPI + Sun Grid Engine (SGE)

Posted January 20, 2010 by Vinh Nguyen & filed under R.

Recently I’ve learned how to do parallel computing in R on a cluster of machines thanks to the R packages snowfall, snow, and Rmpi. I’ve been using the SOCKET method with snowfall since together they make things simple. With these tools, I can reduce day/week long jobs to hours or a day across many (100)… Read more »

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