Sorry -- that came off as very muddled.
What I meant to say:
To make it (almost) certain you will get different results on each
machine, you can reset the PRNG seed on each machine in some way
unique to that machine. What immediately came to mind was IP address,
which you can access with somethin
http://search.dilbert.com/comic/Random%20Number%20Generator
In all seriousness, you could set the seed differently on each machine
after putting jobs through Torque (i.e., as part of the batch script,
maybe using some piece of hardware id you can get through system()
somehow or other: possibly net
Hi
I'm running the same R script (throuth linux shell) of several cpu's. This
R program uses random numbers and the result should be different every time.
But if put jobs (through Torque) for several cpu's I get the same result. As
a resealt my program saves numbers in file with randomly generate
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