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Given the nature of Compute Canada clusters, they provide an ideal environment in which to exploit parallelism in your R codes. In this section we present two common methods of  
Given the nature of Compute Canada clusters, they provide an ideal environment in which to exploit parallelism in your R codes. In this section we present two common methods of  
parallelizing an R code, both of which are supported on Compute Canada and which we encourage you to consider. Note that the processors on Compute Canada clusters are quite  
parallelizing an R code, both of which are supported on Compute Canada and which we encourage you to consider. Note that the processors on Compute Canada clusters are quite  
ordinary, what makes these supercomputers ''super'' is that you have access to thousands of CPU cores with a high-performance network, so running in parallel is the best way to  
ordinary; what makes these supercomputers ''super'' is that you have access to thousands of CPU cores with a high-performance network, so running in parallel is the best way to  
truly take advantage of the hardware.
truly take advantage of the hardware.


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