Luap Nalehw

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Nov 15	comment	Dealing with large files @rm-rf , I think I agree with tkott. The conference presentation suggests they are working on this for future releases ... let's hope so.
Nov 15	comment	Dealing with large files thanks cormullion. I was really looking for a mathematica solution.
Nov 15	comment	Dealing with large files split looks useful. But my first 500 sequences are not neccessarily the first 500 lines. I have no idea what lines they fall on so would need a way of splitting the first 500 { ... } 's which doesn't look like an option
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Nov 14	comment	Fast Simulations with Compile friends call me Luap
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Nov 14	comment	Fast Simulations with Compile Wow, great answer. Well, actually its an inflation process with a stochastic target, but yes it is also a commonly deployed short rate model. I 'm trying to migrate to MMA --- this gives me good encouragement. My actual system is a bit more funky than this example but I shall check out the Ozaki method - thank a lot
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Nov 14	comment	Fast Simulations with Compile Thanks a lot. Both answers provide excellent solutions. Thanks Mr Wizard
Nov 14	comment	Fast Simulations with Compile ok - thanks, that is possible.
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Nov 14	comment	Fast Simulations with Compile sorry, yes, I hadn't actually run the code. I've fixed and edited this above.
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Oct 29	comment	How to save (large) data generated from simulations @J.M. That's useful. I could write the data from each simulation run to seperate text files names systematically for latter reading. Thanks.
Oct 29	comment	How to save (large) data generated from simulations @Sjoerd , You suggest to reap/sow the simulated processes for each run, then write the resulting table to a text file?
Oct 29	comment	How to save (large) data generated from simulations I'm not sure how Do / Compile helps here. For example, in matlab or C / java, I would loop over the above 'simulate system' block of code saving the output after T = 50 into a cell array. I would then finish by writing this cell array to a file. Is this the way one should do it in MMA ?
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