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multi_run#

class multi_run(sim, n_runs=4, reseed=None, noise=0.0, noisepar=None, iterpars=None, combine=False, keep_people=None, run_args=None, sim_args=None, par_args=None, do_run=True, parallel=True, n_cpus=None, verbose=None, **kwargs)[source]#

For running multiple runs in parallel. If the first argument is a list of sims, exactly these will be run and most other arguments will be ignored.

Parameters:

  • sim (Sim) – the sim instance to be run, or a list of sims.

  • n_runs (int) – the number of parallel runs

  • reseed (bool) – whether or not to generate a fresh seed for each run (default: true for single, false for list of sims)

  • noise (float) – the amount of noise to add to each run

  • noisepar (str) – the name of the parameter to add noise to

  • iterpars (dict) – any other parameters to iterate over the runs; see sc.parallelize() for syntax

  • combine (bool) – whether or not to combine all results into one sim, rather than return multiple sim objects

  • keep_people (bool) – whether to keep the people after the sim run (default false)

  • run_args (dict) – arguments passed to sim.run()

  • sim_args (dict) – extra parameters to pass to the sim

  • par_args (dict) – arguments passed to sc.parallelize()

  • do_run (bool) – whether to actually run the sim (if not, just initialize it)

  • parallel (bool) – whether to run in parallel using multiprocessing (else, just run in a loop)

  • n_cpus (int) – the number of CPUs to run on (if blank, set automatically; otherwise, passed to par_args)

  • verbose (int) – detail to print

  • kwargs (dict) – also passed to the sim

Returns:

If combine is True, a single sim object with the combined results from each sim. Otherwise, a list of sim objects (default).

Example:

import hpvsim as hpv
sim = hpv.Sim()
sims = hpv.multi_run(sim, n_runs=6, noise=0.2)