Dear all,
I want to make a baysian optimisation of the parameters values of a model,
written in FORTRAN. I thus need a parallel modeling procedure.
I started to use the R package "snow" but I went through trouble and I
hope that you will bring me light on this problem.
Briefly, I first make a function called "run" which will execute the .exe
of my FORTRAN code (the argument *plac*, is the ID of the plot, I want the
code to run 20 plots simultaneously).
*
**run<-function(plac) {**
**
setwd(paste('L:/Joannes/CASTANEA/Casta_opti2/CASTANEA_OPTI',plac,'/projet_fortran_intel_castanea/',
sep="") )**
** system('Release/projet_fortran_intel_castanea.exe') **
**}**
*
I then use the following code to run the FORTRAN code over 20 plots in the
same time. My computer has 16 processors.
*cl20 <- makeCluster(20, type="SOCK")**
** clusterApplyLB(cl20,1:20, run)**
**stopCluster(cl20)**
*
But I finally realized that this code did not run all the 20 plots but only
part of them. The code return a "0" for the plots which has been simulated
and a "127" if nothing is done. If I run my R code several time, the number
of simulated plots is different (but<20) and the plots which are simulated
are not always the same. I need all the 20 plots to be run simulaneously
and I cannot find out what is the problem with my code.
Any idea about how to solve my problem?
Thank you very much,
Joannès Guillemot
<joannes.guille...@u-psud.fr>
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