Clausius2 said:Thanks for helping. Your solution seems like given birth by an engineer, so practical...
; :zzz:enigma said:
To increase Matlab's virtual memory, you can adjust the Java heap size by going to the "Preferences" menu, selecting the "General" tab, and then increasing the value for "Java Heap Memory". Alternatively, you can use the "memory" function in Matlab to allocate more virtual memory.
There are several reasons why you may be running out of memory in Matlab. One common reason is that the size of your data or code exceeds the available virtual memory. Another reason could be that you are running multiple processes or programs that are using up the virtual memory. Additionally, using large or complex data structures can also cause memory issues.
The amount of virtual memory you should allocate for Matlab depends on the size and complexity of your data and code. It is recommended to allocate at least 1 GB of virtual memory for basic use, but you may need to allocate more if you are working with large data sets or complex algorithms.
Yes, it is possible to run out of physical memory while using virtual memory in Matlab. Virtual memory allows your computer to use storage space on the hard drive as temporary memory, but it is not as efficient as using physical RAM. If you are constantly running out of physical memory, it may be necessary to upgrade your RAM or optimize your code to use less memory.
You can check your current virtual memory usage in Matlab by using the "memory" function. This will display the total amount of virtual memory allocated to Matlab, as well as the amount of memory currently in use and available. You can also use the "whos" command to see the memory usage of specific variables in your workspace.