Den 01.02.2011 15:07, skrev Asmi Shah:
Hi Zach and Sturla,
Well I am a "she" :))
I apologize, I did not deduce correct gender from your name :)
Thanks for your inputs.. I am using 32 bit python as have so many
libraries integrated with it.. and moreover, i plan to put this volume
rendered on a web page or distribute the exe in the end, so want to be
minimal for the memory requirements on the clients' systems..
the physical memory should not be a problem as I have 8GB RAM..
specially when the images are RGB then it gets into trouble as it adds
the 4th dimension already in my case..
With 32 bit each process only has 2 or 3 GB (dependent on OS setting) of
those 8 GB available in user space. If 32 bit is a requirement, you have
to store some of the data on disk to prevent exhausting the 2 GB virtual
memory limit.
Actually, if you have 200 16-bit images in 1024 x 1344 resolution, that
is only 525 MB if stored compactly with dtype np.uint16. So check how
those images are stored in your stack. Do you use floating point instead
of the smallest possible integer? Do you use separate dimensions for
RGBA channels? Is there anything else wasting memory besides this stack
of images? Do you have a memory leak?
Sturla
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