My Keynote ‘Future’ Presentation at the European Bioconductor Meeting 2020
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Luke Zappia‘s summary of the talk
I presented Future: A Simple, Extendable, Generic Framework for Parallel Processing in R at the European Bioconductor Meeting 2020, which took place online during the week of December 14-18, 2020.
You’ll find my slides (39 slides + Q&A slides; 35 minutes) below:
- Title & Abstract
- HTML (Google Slides; requires online access)
- PDF (flat slides)
- Video (to be uploaded by the organizers)
I want to thank the organizers for inviting me to this Bioconductor conference. The Bioconductor Project provides a powerful and an important technical and social environment for developing and conducting computational research in bioinformatics and genomics. It has a great, world-wide community and engaging leadership which effortlessly keep delivering great tools (~2,000 R packages as of December 2020) and training year after year. I am honored for the opportunity to give a keynote presentation to this community.
– Henrik
Links
Relevant packages mentioned in this talk:
- future package: CRAN, GitHub
- future.apply package: CRAN, GitHub
- furrr package: CRAN, GitHub
- foreach package: CRAN, GitHub
- doFuture package: CRAN, GitHub
- doParallel package: CRAN, GitHub
- future.batchtools package: CRAN, GitHub
- future.callr package: CRAN, GitHub
- clustermq package: CRAN, GitHub
- BiocParallel package: CRAN, GitHub
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