In my spare time, I have been playing a bit with GCD, and the R package rMAT. My first impression is that it’s very easy to use and works as advertised. I have actually used it to parallelize the normalization processing of multiple tiling arrays. This will soon be incorporated in the R package rMAT, [...]
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rMAT soon to support Grand Central Dispatch
by Raphael Gottardo on 27. Sep, 2009 in News, Research, Software
Grand Central Dispatch
by Raphael Gottardo on 17. Sep, 2009 in News, Research, Software
A few days ago I finally upgraded to Snow Leopard. I was writing a few grants, so I did not want to take the chance to upgrade before submitting these grant applications. Anyway, I am now running Snow Leopard, and even though there are no “new” apparent features, it is a great upgrade. In my [...]
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