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Jobarray makes it possible to process different subjects/files using the same script on multiple Hoffman2 working nodes at the same time. | |||
Here, we use the this template code to show how it can be done | Here, we use the this template code to show how it can be done | ||
'''[[Hoffman2:Submit_jobarray|Submit | '''[[Hoffman2:Submit_jobarray|Submit jobarray]]''' | ||
#!/bin/bash | #!/bin/bash | ||
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===Example=== | ===Example=== | ||
In our sample code | |||
'''[[Hoffman2:Submit_jobarray|Submit jobarray]]''' |
Revision as of 21:38, 19 December 2019
Jobarray makes it possible to process different subjects/files using the same script on multiple Hoffman2 working nodes at the same time.
Here, we use the this template code to show how it can be done Submit jobarray
#!/bin/bash #$ -cwd # error = Merged with joblog #$ -o joblog.$JOB_ID #$ -j y #$ -pe shared 2 #$ -l h_rt=8:00:00,h_data=4G # Email address to notify #$ -M $USER@mail # Notify when #$ -m bea #$ -t 1-50:1
The only difference comparing with the single subject version is this part
#$ -t 1-50:1
The -t option should be followed by a number range together with the step interval in the following format:
-t lower-upper:interval
where
lower
- is replaced with the starting number
upper
- is replaced with the ending number
interval
- is replaced with the step interval
So adding the argument
-t 10-100:5
will step through the numbers 10, 15, 20, 25, ..., 100 submitting a job for each one.
There will be an environment variable called SGE_TASK_ID
whose value will be incremented over the range you specified. Hoffman2 job scheduler will submit one job for each SGE_TASK_ID, so your work will be parallelized.
When to use it?
Let's see how job array can replace a loop which can run only in one node.
#!/bin/bash # myFuncSlowWrapper.sh for i in {1..100}; do myFunc.sh $i; done
With job arrays, the computations will be split among many processors and can finish much more quickly. You would instead write a wrapper script called myFuncFastWrapper.sh as
#!/bin/bash # myFuncFastWrapper.sh echo $SGE_TASK_ID myFunc.sh $SGE_TASK_ID
Example
In our sample code Submit jobarray