RDistParNelderMead: MPI-Based Distributed Memory Parallel Nelder-Mead Method for R

Do you need R library for unconstrained minimization of high-dimensional functions? If so, you may be interested in my project RDistParNelderMead for faster and more memory efficient unconstrained high-dimensional minimization:

https://github.com/chrischeungnf/RDistParNelderMead

Any comment is highly appreciated.

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