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I am wondering whether, by default, pgenlibr uses multithreading the same way plink2 does?
We are comparing performance between pgenlibr and wrapped plink2 calls in R and are seeing decreased performance in the former. If by default pgenlibr is single-threaded, how can we enable multithreading?
Thanks!
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The C++ pgenlib code does not contain any multithreading of its own (unless you count the isolated .pvar loader); it only includes some low-level constructs which are practical for plink2 to build multithreading logic on top of. The pgenlibr R package does not currently contain this sort of multithreading logic.
It is possible to modify pgenlibr's large-matrix-filling functions to imitate what plink2 does, though that would take a significant amount of work.
Hi,
I am wondering whether, by default,
pgenlibr
uses multithreading the same way plink2 does?We are comparing performance between pgenlibr and wrapped plink2 calls in R and are seeing decreased performance in the former. If by default
pgenlibr
is single-threaded, how can we enable multithreading?Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: