Hi there,
this could be either a bug in joblib or you didn't specify the number of jobs. I assume you were using SequentialFeatureSelector?
You could try setting n_jobs to a certain integer rather than n_jobs=-1.
Best,
Sebastian
> On Feb 3, 2020, at 12:01 PM, 王晓康 <
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> I was doing feature selection using mlxtend. When I run it on my local computer, it is fine. However, when I run on a cluster, the administrator of the cluster informed me that my job was using more cores than the number of cores I requested for the job. So I was thinking whether there is a way to set how many cores used by mlxtend.
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