data.frame with one row per job id. The columns are: ids of problem and algorithm
(named NA.
Have a look at getResultVars if you want to use something like ddply on the
results.The rows are ordered as ids and named with ids, so one can easily index them.
reduceResultsExperiments(reg, ids, part = NA_character_, fun, ...,
strings.as.factors = default.stringsAsFactors(), block.size, impute.val)ExperimentRegistry]
Registry.integer]
Ids of selected experiments.
Default is all jobs for which results are available.character]
Only useful for multiple result files, then defines which result file part(s) should be loaded.
NA means all parts are loaded, which is the default.function(job, res, ...)]
Function to collect values from job and result res object, the latter from stored result file.
Must return a named object which can be coerced to a data.frame (e.g. a listfun.logical(1)]
Should all character columns in result be converted to factors?
Default is default.stringsAsFactors().integer(1)]
Results will be fetched in blocks of this size.
Default is max(100, 5 percent of ids).named list]
If not missing, the value of impute.val is used as a replacement for the
return value of function fun on missing results. An empty list is allowed.data.frame]. Aggregated results, containing problem and algorithm paramaters and collected values.