The “detectCores” Function in R

  • Package: parallel

  • Purpose: Detect the number of CPU cores available for parallel processing.

  • General class: Parallel computing

  • Required argument(s): None

  • Notable optional arguments:

    • logical: A logical value specifying whether to detect logical cores (default is TRUE).

  • Example:

  • # Load the parallel package
    library(parallel)

    # Detect the number of CPU cores
    num_cores <- detectCores()

    # View the number of cores
    print(num_cores)

  • In this example, we load the parallel package and use the detectCores function to determine the number of CPU cores available for parallel processing. The result is stored in num_cores, which is then printed to the console to display the number of cores detected.

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