Skip to main content
11 votes
Accepted

Efficient way to storage large lists in a file(s)

Using ByteCount will tell you to expect more than 1 GB: ByteCount @ { alist, blist, clist } (* 1 136 880 448 *) Compress I ...
gwr's user avatar
  • 13.5k
6 votes
Accepted

Local Storage of Periodically Collected Data (without using DataDrop)

I will show an example of how easy it is to set up a database, sometimes things seem complicated or overkill because one hasn't seen a good example of how simple it can be. Start by connecting to a ...
C. E.'s user avatar
  • 71k
4 votes
Accepted

Does Mathematica have a function which yields the degree of a polynomial with respect to one variable?

I understand the difficulty of providing the 5.7MB polynomial, but without it, it'll be hard for us to debug. But I'd suggest that you dig further through the documentation and find an alternate ...
lericr's user avatar
  • 31.7k
3 votes
Accepted

Store large symbolic data in a binary format efficiently?

Look at BinarySerialize, particularly the option PerformanceGoal -> "Size". It's even better than ...
rhermans's user avatar
  • 37k
2 votes

Using HTTPRequest "Method"->"PUT" with photos in AWS S3

The problem is with my content hash not matching the AWS calculated hash (as you can see in the response from AWS). I didn't figure out how to get them to match, but I found an option in the AWS ...
Eric William Smith's user avatar
1 vote

Best structure to store a graph?

You can use DumpSave: g = GridGraph[{1000, 1000}]; VertexCount[g] 1000000 ...
Greg Hurst's user avatar
  • 36.4k

Only top scored, non community-wiki answers of a minimum length are eligible