I realize this has been hammered to death, but I can't seem to get my head
around it.
Is the mapping from rpy (or rpy2) to R a one-to-one? Can either invoke
multiple R processes from a single python program?
In the past I've used python threads and piped stdin/stdout to multiple R
processes to take advantage of multi-core servers. This method is getting
tired, though. Can rpy2 invoke multiple R processes that require no
inter-communication?
I see that Nathaniel Smith has a patch to allow concurrent access (from
multiple pythong threads) to the same R process. Would this save me any
computational time since my R code pegs the CPU to 100% until completion?
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