Execute irace() multiple times with the same or different scenarios and parameter space definitions.

There are three modes of operation:

One scenarios and k parameters: k runs with the same scenario and each parameter space definition.
One parameters and k scenarios: k runs with the same parameter space definition and each scenario.
k parameters and k scenarios: k runs with each scenario and parameter space definition.

Each of the k runs can be repeated n times by supplying a value for n.

Usage

multi_irace(
  scenarios,
  parameters,
  n = 1L,
  parallel = 1,
  split_output = parallel > 1,
  global_seed = NULL
)

scenarios: (list())
A list of scenarios. If only a single scenario is supplied, it is used for all parameters.
parameters: (list())
A list of parameter space definitions. If only a single definition is supplied, it is used for all scenarios.
n: (integer(1))
The number of repetitions.
parallel: (integer(1))
The number of workers to use. A value of 1 means sequential execution. Note that parallel > 1 is not supported on Windows.
split_output: (logical(1))
If TRUE, the output of irace() is written to {execDir}/run_{i}/irace.out instead of the standard output.
global_seed: (integer(1))
The global seed used to seed the individual runs.

A list of the outputs of irace().