I updated to R 4.0.0 last week and now it looks like I can no longer use the 'parallel' package. I tried to reinstall the package but all that I get is this -
package ‘parallel’ is not available (for R version 4.0.0)
Was the package removed as a part of the update? If so, is there any other package I can use for parallel computing?
parallel
has been part of R core for some time now, so there should be no need to reinstall it.
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But why can I no longer find it on cran? Also running an install.packages('parallel') gives the error that it isn't available for R version 4.0.0
CRAN doesn't contain the core packages, so you cannot install them from there.
Just enter library(parallel)
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andrie
May 20, 2020, 11:10am
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It's because the parallel
package is part of R itself, and is installed at the same time as your R runtime.
You don't need to install parallel
, simply start using it:
library(parallel)
I tried running library(parallel) but got this -
‘parallel’ is not a valid installed package
can you run sessionInfo()
and paste the results here ?
I just reinstalled R and now I have the parallel package. Looks like the package was somehow lost during the update. Thanks everyone!
system
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May 27, 2020, 12:22pm
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