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#!/bin/sh
# A simplest-possible example of parallel code at work on a single machine.
./spanning_tree
# This isn't actually useful---to do something useful, you would need to partition the dataset amongst the VW instances
head -n 100 ../test/train-sets/0001.dat > head_data
tail -n 100 ../test/train-sets/0001.dat > tail_data
../vowpalwabbit/vw --total 2 --node 0 --unique_id 0 -d head_data --cache_file c0 -k --passes 100 --span_server localhost --holdout_off > node_0 2>&1 &
../vowpalwabbit/vw --total 2 --node 1 --unique_id 0 -d tail_data --cache_file c1 -k --passes 100 --span_server localhost --holdout_off
killall spanning_tree
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