Runs multiple simulations concurrently.

Usage

runSimulations(
  simulations,
  population = NULL,
  agingData = NULL,
  simulationRunOptions = NULL,
  silentMode = FALSE
)

Arguments

simulations: One Simulation or list of Simulation objects to simulate.
population: Optional instance of a Population to use for the simulation. Only allowed when simulating one simulation. Alternatively, you can also pass the result of createPopulation directly. In this case, the population will be extracted.
agingData: Optional instance of AgingData to use for the simulation. This is only used with a population simulation
simulationRunOptions: Optional instance of a SimulationRunOptions used during the simulation run
silentMode: If TRUE, no warnings are displayed if a simulation fails. Default is FALSE

Value

A named list of SimulationResults objects with names being the IDs of the respective simulations. If a simulation fails, the result for this simulation is NULL

Details

For multiple simulations, only individual simulations are possible. For single simulation, either individual or population simulations can be performed.

Examples

simPath <- system.file("extdata", "simple.pkml", package = "ospsuite")
sim <- loadSimulation(simPath)

# Running an individual simulation
# Results is a list with one object `SimulationResults`
results <- runSimulations(sim)

# Creating custom simulation run options

simRunOptions <- SimulationRunOptions$new()
simRunOptions$numberOfCores <- 3
simRunOptions$showProgress <- TRUE

# Running a population simulation
popPath <- system.file("extdata", "pop.csv", package = "ospsuite")
population <- loadPopulation(popPath)
results <- runSimulations(sim, population, simulationRunOptions = simRunOptions)

# Running multiple simulations in parallel
sim2 <- loadSimulation(simPath)
sim3 <- loadSimulation(simPath)

# Results is an array of `SimulationResults`
results <- runSimulations(list(sim, sim2, sim3))