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bw_clear
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 -- Function File:  bw_clear (F, ARGS)
     Terminates scheduler (if running) and removes statefile for
     function F and argument filename ARGS. Results will be lost.

     See also: bw_start, bw_list, bw_retrieve



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Terminates scheduler (if running) and removes statefile for function F
and argum

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bw_list
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 -- Function File:  bw_list ()
     Display state of jobs started with `bw_start ()'.

     See also: bw_start, bw_retrieve, bw_clear



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Display state of jobs started with `bw_start ()'.

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bw_retrieve
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 -- Function File:  bw_retrieve (F, ARGS, FN, [MATLAB])
     Retrieve results of computations started with `bw_start ()'.
     Computation need not be finished for all arguments. F, ARGS:
     function name and filename of arguments given to `bw_start ()'. FN:
     path to file to save results in. MATLAB: if given and true, results
     are stored in Matlab compatible binary format; otherwise the binary
     format of Octave is used.

     Three variables are saved, "results" is a cell-array of results
     (empty entry if no result), one for each argument set, "errors" a
     vector with non-zero elements for each argument set which caused
     an error, and "messages" is a cell-array of the respective error
     messages, or empty values if there was none.

     See also: bw_start, bw_list, bw_clear



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Retrieve results of computations started with `bw_start ()'.

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bw_start
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 -- Function File:  bw_start ()
 -- Function File:  bw_start (F, ARGFILE)
     Start parallel computation in a beowulf cluster.

     With no arguments, restart all unfinished jobs.

     With two arguments, (re)start job. String F names a function to be
     started multiple times in parallel. ARGFILE names a data-file in
     the configured data directory containing a one-dimensional
     cell-array with arguments for F, one entry for each invocation of
     F. F must be of one of the following forms

          function RET = f (ARGS)

          function RET = f (ARGS, IDX)

     where ARGS is an entry of the argument cell-array, IDX is the
     index of this entry, and RET contains the result of computation.

     Users can put configuration commands into the file "~/.bwrc".
     Variable "data_dir" contains the configured data directory, default
     is "~/bw-data/". Directory given in variable "state_dir", default
     "~/.bw-state/", is used internally to read and write state
     information. If this directory does not exist it is created, which
     will fail if there would be more than one level to create.

     See also: bw_list, bw_retrieve, bw_clear



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Start parallel computation in a beowulf cluster.

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server
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LOADPATH = [ "/home/fujiwara/work/pal_oct//:", LOADPATH ]

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LOADPATH = [ "/home/fujiwara/work/pal_oct//:", LOADPATH ]


