rFSA

An R package for finding higher order interactions, and best subsets for statistical regression models. (by joshuawlambert)

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  • Parallel Computing: Best Subset Selection glm's for Windows
    1 project | /r/rstats | 14 Jan 2022
    Looks like the core limitation is due to the parallelization scheme used within the function. The package source code is available on github, so you could pull apart the function of interest and rewrite how it's doing parallelization. (so away from mclapply and to a more windows-friendly paradigm).

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