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By default searchK() uses only one core. If one wants to use all available cores, they have to explicitly specify cores = parallel::detectCores() which is inconvenient because the underlying parallel::mclapply() function already seems to do that when the value is null.
Passing cores = NULL ends up with the following error on version 1.3.6:
By default
searchK()
uses only one core. If one wants to use all available cores, they have to explicitly specifycores = parallel::detectCores()
which is inconvenient because the underlyingparallel::mclapply()
function already seems to do that when the value is null.Passing
cores = NULL
ends up with the following error on version 1.3.6:It would be convenient to allow the above snippet to work.
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