Evaluate an R expression while collecting journals from completed futures
Source:R/100.capture_journals.R
capture_journals.RdEvaluate an R expression while collecting journals from completed futures
Usage
capture_journals(expr, substitute = TRUE, envir = parent.frame())Details
This function evaluates an R expression and capture the journals signaled by futures as they are completed. A future journal comprise a log of events appearing during the life-span of a future, e.g. the timestamps when the future was created, launched, queried, resolved, and its results are collected.
Examples
slow_fcn <- function(x) {
Sys.sleep(x / 10)
sqrt(x)
}
plan(multisession, workers = 2)
js <- capture_journals({
fs <- lapply(3:1, FUN = function(x) future(slow_fcn(x)))
value(fs)
})
## Summarize all journals
js_all <- Reduce(rbind, js)
print(summary(js_all), digits = 2L)
#> Number of futures: 3
#> Workers used (peak): 2 [concurrent]
#> Wall-clock: 0.6507196 secs
#> Cumulative evaluation: 0.8061283 secs (serial estimate)
#> Cumulative overhead: 0.5333669 secs
#> Speedup: 1.24x
#> Parallel efficiency: 61.9% (of 2 workers)
#> Critical path: 0.6147299 secs (longest single future)
#>
#> Per-future statistics:
#> summary evaluate evaluate_ratio overhead overhead_ratio duration
#> 1 min 0.10 secs 0.21 0.016 secs 0.031 0.50 secs
#> 2 mean 0.27 secs 0.47 0.178 secs 0.308 0.58 secs
#> 3 median 0.30 secs 0.49 0.019 secs 0.031 0.61 secs
#> 4 max 0.40 secs 0.65 0.499 secs 0.811 0.61 secs
#> 5 total 0.81 secs 0.47 0.533 secs 0.308 1.73 secs
#> walltime
#> 1 0.50 secs
#> 2 0.58 secs
#> 3 0.61 secs
#> 4 0.61 secs
#> 5 1.73 secs
## Shut down parallel workers
plan(sequential)