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Feb 19 |
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Why does memory run out when adding same-sized matrices in a loop? @ruebenko I apply this kind of settings before I run the code. Packed arrays needs to be tried. Thanks. |
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Feb 19 |
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Why does memory run out when adding same-sized matrices in a loop? @Stefan I also think so, however, the solution musn't be like that for a high-level programming language.. |
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Feb 18 |
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Why does memory run out when adding same-sized matrices in a loop? @acl The code that you wrote seems to provide functionality, right? or It also reduce memory consumption? Also, please see my edit. |
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Feb 18 |
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Why does memory run out when adding same-sized matrices in a loop? @LeonidShifrin I haven't use a packed array yet so I don't know anything about it. Also, please see my edit. |
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Feb 11 |
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Export data from remote kernel onto a local machine @Szabolcs There is a problem with network. Because of this I can't access it. I am also struggling to solve this issue. In order to go further, I think there may be a way to import the data onto local machine. I understood, thank you for your interest. |
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Feb 11 |
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Export data from remote kernel onto a local machine @Szabolcs No, the first time I accessed it, it generated a directory for me .So, I have solely one directory. |
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Feb 11 |
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Export data from remote kernel onto a local machine @Ajasja Yes,however, the problem is that I can't access to this directory. Because of this, I try to find alternative ways. In addition, the OS is windows. |
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Feb 11 |
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Export data from remote kernel onto a local machine @JoelKlein When I accessed to remote kernel, it generates a directory for me on network. I use this directory in order to write some data and import this data to Mathematica. I launch the remote kernel by ssh. I should write every computed variable, nearly 16 variables. Some variables use 5-10 GBs of Ram and some variables use 1-2 GBs of Ram. |
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Feb 11 |
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Export data from remote kernel onto a local machine @halirutan Thank you. I have added some details. Please see my edit. |
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Jan 18 |
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How can I fill in a matrix at every iteration of a Do loop? @ssch Ohh, sorry.I cut it and then saved like this. I rewrote the code , thanks for attention. |
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Jan 16 |
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How can I compare the previous value and the current value implemented during NestWhileList? Thank you for your beneficial information. I have looked for FixedPointList for my program but it doesn't work because of specifying max number of iterations. |
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Jan 16 |
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How can I compare the previous value and the current value implemented during NestWhileList? Thanks! That was what I want to learn about both NestWhileList and behaviour of the test functions. |
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Jan 15 |
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How can I compare the previous value and the current value implemented during NestWhileList? @ssch I haven`t paid attention to this example. Thanks. Previous result must be #2, right? |
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Jan 15 |
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How can I compare the previous value and the current value implemented during NestWhileList? @b.gatessucks I wrote this not thinking too much on it. My desire is to learn how to use the previous value. Thanks for attention. |
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Jan 15 |
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How can I compare the previous value and the current value implemented during NestWhileList? @ssch I used this argument, my goal is to learn how to use the previous value. And can you look at my edit? |
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Jan 10 |
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How can I improve my code with efficient mathematica built-in functions? Thank you very much.Right, I am here because of learning how to think functionally when using Mathematica not having my program done by other users :) In addition, I am fairly new to Mathematica. |
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Jan 10 |
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How can I improve my code with efficient mathematica built-in functions? @Verbeia Yes, rk is a separate function. Yes, I am aware of this and I am sorry, however, I should post the original program. All right, thank you. |
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Jan 9 |
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How can I improve my code with efficient mathematica built-in functions? @Verbeia Thank you, it looks better :) I have written n instead of t by mistake. data is interpolated tensor data and I find the tensor at {a[t], b[t], c[t]} by k[t]. func1 is a special function written by me. |
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Jan 6 |
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How can I fill in a matrix at every iteration of a Do loop? Ohh, thanks! This does what I want at one line :) |
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Jan 6 |
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How can I fill in a matrix at every iteration of a Do loop? @ssch Yes, you are right. The dimensions will be 23x23x3. Thanks. Is it possible to write a program that the values of n when c change will be assigned to values of z dimensions on that matrix? And the same for y and x axes. |