at least put
print(str(Samples))
right after the function call to make sure it is there, and if you
have more code after that, sprinkle that print statement in the
following code. You might at least send the code and indicate where
you have tested to see if the object is still there.
So put som
I am returning a matrix from a function
Samples<-DoMCMC(InitialVactor, CovarianceMatrix, ObservationData,
NumCycles, Burnin, Thin)
When I have one R session open the program works, Samples is a matrix of
samples from the MCMC
When I have two R sessions open, it runs to completion, but when I got
One thing is to define "missing" a little better. For example, as
mentioned previously, are you returning the values from a function
call? If you, print out an indication that they exist at that point.
If there is further processing happening, put some checks as to their
existance as the code con
On 26/11/11 12:19, Duncan Murdoch wrote:
On 11-11-25 1:03 PM, Michael Clawson wrote:
My problem with providing the code, is MCMC is a fairly integrated
process,
so I dont know how I would pare it down to send...
Would it work to send the MCMC code, and the three *.csv files to go
along
with i
On 11-11-25 1:03 PM, Michael Clawson wrote:
My problem with providing the code, is MCMC is a fairly integrated process,
so I dont know how I would pare it down to send...
Would it work to send the MCMC code, and the three *.csv files to go along
with it?
I don't understand. If you can't make y
Michael Clawson gmail.com> writes:
>
> My problem with providing the code, is MCMC is a fairly integrated process,
> so I dont know how I would pare it down to send...
> Would it work to send the MCMC code, and the three *.csv files to go along
> with it?
>
Reproducible is essential, minimal
My problem with providing the code, is MCMC is a fairly integrated process,
so I dont know how I would pare it down to send...
Would it work to send the MCMC code, and the three *.csv files to go along
with it?
On Fri, Nov 25, 2011 at 9:54 AM, David Winsemius wrote:
>
> On Nov 25, 2011, at 10:08
On Nov 25, 2011, at 10:08 AM, Michael Clawson wrote:
Uwe,
by window I mean instances, by runs I mean, runs the my Markov-Chain
Monte
Carlo simulator
It would probably be better to adopt the terminology that the things
you are calling "windows" are "sessions".
I open two instances of R
Uwe,
by window I mean instances, by runs I mean, runs the my Markov-Chain Monte
Carlo simulator
I open two instances of R, run a million cycle chain in each instance, and
when they finish, neither window has the object I defined to store the runs.
I tested this morning and when I open two R wind
On 25.11.2011 16:08, Michael Clawson wrote:
Uwe,
by window I mean instances, by runs I mean, runs the my Markov-Chain Monte
Carlo simulator
I open two instances of R, run a million cycle chain in each instance, and
when they finish, neither window has the object I defined to store the runs.
On 25.11.2011 05:12, Aldo wrote:
Is there a maximum memory allocation for all R windows open? because it is
like 1-3 million runs
So you mean you open a million windows at the same time? In that case we
really need your definition of "window".
so... it may be reaching some sort
On 25.11.2011 05:07, Aldo wrote:
It works when I do not have multiple windows open,
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Is there a maximum memory allocation for all R windows open? because it is
like 1-3 million runs so... it may be reaching some sort of memory limit
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It works when I do not have multiple windows open, but is not there when I do
have multiple windows open, so I dont think it has to do with the
function The function is pretty complicated but I can share more if you
think it will help
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Can you say more about how your algorithm is implemented? If it's
wrapped in a function, the result might disappear with the end of the
function's environment. I don't think having multiple R sessions would
be a problem...it's never been for me.
Michael
On Thu, Nov 24, 2011 at 10:50 AM, Aldo wro
I am running MCMC chains with a self written MCMC algorithm. When I have
multiple R terminals open while running the Chain, when it finishes it is
not there. when I press ls() it does not show up and when I type the Name it
says the Object is not found. I assume It is unrecoverable... but how do I
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