OK; I made BiocParallel a little easier to use (bpiterate() can now
take as its first argument a vector; it does not need to have an
'iterator' function). One needs to install the 'devel' version of the
package, currently
BiocManager::install("Bioconductor/BiocParallel")
Here's the complete
Hi, thanks for the reply.
Yes I’ve looked at this article, it seems to me like I have to access to the
“status” of a worker in order to do that, correct?
I mean, is there a way through BiocParallel interface in which I can receive a
notification when a worker has finished a task? It is not clear
Hello,
I have a question on the use of BiocParallel with Shiny: I would like to show a
progress bar on the UI much like the standard progress bar that can be set in
functions like bplapply() � is it possible to do it and how? I haven�t found
anything on the topic in the documentation