How to speed up R code: an introduction
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Authors
Nathan Uyttendaele
arXiv ID
1503.00855
Category
stat.CO
Cross-listed
cs.DC,
cs.MS
Citations
1
Venue
arXiv.org
Last Checked
1 month ago
Abstract
Most calculations performed by the average R user are unremarkable in the sense that nowadays, any computer can crush the related code in a matter of seconds. But more and more often, heavy calculations are also performed using R, something especially true in some fields such as statistics. The user then faces total execution times of his codes that are hard to work with: hours, days, even weeks. In this paper, how to reduce the total execution time of various codes will be shown and typical bottlenecks will be discussed. As a last resort, how to run your code on a cluster of computers (most workplaces have one) in order to make use of a larger processing power than the one available on an average computer will also be discussed through two examples.
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