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Pi


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 mpirun -np 5 octave -q --eval "Pi(2E7,'s')"



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 mpirun -np 5 octave -q --eval "Pi(2E7,'s')"




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hello2dimmat


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 the string NEWORLD is just a label could be whatever you want    



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 the string NEWORLD is just a label could be whatever you want    




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hellocell


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 if you have 4 cores or a network of 4 computers with a ssh connection with no password and same openmpi 1.3.3 installation
 type at the terminal mpirun -np 4 octave --eval hellocell



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 if you have 4 cores or a network of 4 computers with a ssh connection with no p



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hellosparsemat


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 the string NEWORLD is just a label could be whatever you want  



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 the string NEWORLD is just a label could be whatever you want  




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hellostruct


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 if you have 4 cores or a network of 4 computers with a ssh connection with no password and same openmpi 1.3.3 installation
 type at the terminal mpirun -np 4 octave --eval hellostruct



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 if you have 4 cores or a network of 4 computers with a ssh connection with no p



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helloworld


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 if you have 4 cores or a network of 4 computers with a ssh connection with no password and same openmpi 1.3.3 installation
 type at the terminal mpirun -np 4 octave --eval helloworld



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 if you have 4 cores or a network of 4 computers with a ssh connection with no p



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mc_example


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 info = MPI_Init 
 tic;
 montecarlo(f, args, reps, outfile, n_pooled, verbose);
 disp("I am here!");
 t=toc
  info = MPI_Finalize() 



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 info = MPI_Init 
 tic;
 montecarlo(f, args, reps, outfile, n_pooled, verbose);




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montecarlo


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 montecarlo.m: generates a specified number of replications of a function's
 output and writes them to a user-specified output file.

 USAGE: montecarlo(f,f_args,reps,outfile,n_pooled,n_returns,usempi, verbose)

 IMPORTANT: f should return a row vector of output from feval(f,f_args)

 For normal evaluation on one core, only the first 4 arguments are required.
 * Arg 1: (required) the function that generates a row vector of output
 * Arg 2: (required) the arguments of the function, in a cell
 * Arg 3: (required) the number of replications to generate
 * Arg 4: (required) the output file name
 * Arg 5 (optional) number of replications to be pooled together between writes
 * Arg 6 (optional) verbose: 1 for on, 0 for off

 If using MPI, you should run using ranks equal to number of cores plus 1,
 and should make sure that the core running the frontend is also the one that
 has the second rank. That way the core the frontend is on will also do work.



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 montecarlo.