Consider the following simple example (Windows 10, MA 11.3)
mat = Table[RandomReal[], {i, 1, 2000}, {i, 1, 2500}];
{u, ww, vt} = SingularValueDecomposition[mat];
After the SingularValueDecomposition
finishes, Mathematica makes a "ding" sound and the kernel quits. My system has a lot of RAM and it does not look like it is close to running out. What may be the reason for the crash, and how to fix this?
EDIT:
As pointed out by rhermans, the random example does not always produce a crash, so I have uploaded an example matrix here:
that produces such a crash on a fresh kernel.
EDIT2:
SeedRandom[1000]
mat = Table[RandomReal[], {i, 1, 2000}, {i, 1, 2500}];
{u, ww, vt} = SingularValueDecomposition[mat];
also seems to consistently crash in this fashion.
SeedRandom
? $\endgroup$ – rhermans Aug 20 '19 at 14:07SeedRandom
than asking people to download a file. $\endgroup$ – rhermans Aug 20 '19 at 14:36SeedRandom[1000]
also seems to cause such a crash consistently. $\endgroup$ – Kagaratsch Aug 20 '19 at 14:41