. There is a small bug there, which should be
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Gabriel Cardi writes:
Does it exist a Kroncker product between 2 matrices in GSL?
And for Complex matrices?
No. See the Vectors and Matrices chapter in the manual for the
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for an example script.
The file eigen/test.c in the GSL distribution creates some complex
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function for it (an omission in the library).
I'd suggest writing your own function in your application (it is only
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If you are using blas functions you may not need it, since the Trans
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: failed to allocate space for blist ranges
Default GSL error handler invoked.
Aborted
Most likely the program has run out of memory, caused by a
memory leak (not freeing memory that is no longer needed).
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not look like a recursive based method too.
Any more information on that? (It was odd because every implementation i
have seen so far uses a linear system of some sort).
For a standard spline, the tridiagonal system has to be solved, I
think--it depends globally on the data.
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compiled as C++ (If one tries, the exception handling system will
exit the app, and this is definitely not what's wanted when doing
time-consuming computations)
GCC has an option for controlling this--see the GCC manual for details.
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There is a description of strides in the Vectors and Matrices chapter
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undefined reference to `__gxx_personality_v0' collect2: ld returned
1 exit status Can someone please tell me what I am doing wrong?
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Tomasz Samotyjak, PWSZ writes:
f[0] = 1/L1 * ( 400*sin(314*t) - f[1] - R1 * f[0] );
f[] shouldn't depend on itself... perhaps the RHS should use y[] instead.
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fread failed - it couldn't read from a file
Beyond that you would have to use a debugger
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Robin Hankin writes:
FAIL: haar-centered(2)-2d nonstd other data untouched, n = 64, tda =
69 [12138]
FAIL: test
what's going on here?
Try compiling without optimisation, or with a different version of gcc.
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Has enyone had problems with using the mulitdimensional minimisers in a
threaded environment? I'm using gsl release 1.5 under suse 9.3.
You need a separate workspace for each thread.
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Yes, it's system/architecture dependent (the error is below double
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) -- increasing n leads to an underflow
error from gsl_sf_bessel_Jnu.
Split up the integral (or integrand) to compute the part near x=0
using the asymptotic form of j(x,n) for small x to avoid underflow.
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) is in a field called 'tda'.
In fortran it is LDA (standing for leading dimension of A ) with
column-major matrices.
In C the matrices are row-major so everything is reversed, hence it
was named trailing dimension of A = tda.
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constrain that the first of them has the shorter relaxation time.
Is this possible, and how would that be implemented?
Take a look at http://ool.sourceforge.net/ listed on the main GSL page
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mentioned, use expl().
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std deviation calculation? I can only find .h, but not
.c.
It's in statistics/variance_source.c.
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( gsl_interp_cspline
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Hello,
This object is defined in gsl/gsl_interp.h, if it's not defined
there's a problem with your installation.
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Jerome BENOIT writes:
I have just looked for an implementationof the Lomb periodogram in GSL:
I am very surprised not to see it, and I wondering why.
That's life with free software unfortunately.
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Analabha Roy writes:
Well. Assuming ur datatypes are floats then 128 bits per float (right?),
with 16000*3000 floats means abt 1 GIG of RAM
If ur using doubles then out of the question in standard boxen.
16000 * 3000 * sizeof(double) (i.e. 8) = 366 MB
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, the recommended way is to cite the reference manual,
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anyone know how to obtain this in gsl?
Hello,
Apart from constant factors it is 1/gsl_sf_hazard().
See http://www.network-theory.co.uk/docs/gslref/gsl-ref_105.html
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Sorry complex SVD is not implemented/supported.
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be possible to do it as a
drop-in extension so that old and new algorithms can be compared side
by side at runtime: http://www.gnu.org/software/gsl/#extensions
I've ordered a copy of Fletcher's book and will take another look at
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to are adjusted over and
over, and a real copy is never set aside as a best.
Yes, that's right - the struct itself is copied, not anything that is
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Philippe Hupé writes:
Is there any function in the gsl library to compute the Generalized
Singular Value Decomposition?
Sorry, Generalized SVD is not supported/implemented. Only the
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linalg section for docs and examples. There's work going on right now to
add QR
factoring to linalg, but I think it's not done yet.
I am pretty sure we've had LU, QR and SVD since version 1.0, which was
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an error rather than by design,
so it's helpful to get a segmentation fault.
In general, I've never been convinced that free'ing a null pointer is
particularly useful as opposed to just doing if (p) free(p) in the
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mentioning this 64 bit versus 32 bit problem for the benefit of
others.
Hello,
Thanks for the information. What distribution are you
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As I understand it Opensolaris is free software, and the Darwin kernel
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There are currently no extensions for higher dimensions. All the
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/ h?
Try gsl_spline_eval_deriv, see the manual for details.
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frequencies for the output arrays in
the GSL manual.
In addition to the DFT power spectrum I believe there is a bayesian
fitting approach which is often used.
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I would try using bash instead of the system sh.
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Does someone has any idea about how to deal this problem?
T = gsl_vector_complex_alloc(n);
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with gsl_ieee_set_mode, but then I get an OS
signal which I don't like.
We don't handle IEEE overflow, it's left to the user to detect it.
You can use the standard C function fetestexcept() to check whether
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Am Dienstag, den 18.07.2006, 17:19 +0100 schrieb Brian Gough:
We don't handle IEEE overflow, it's left to the user to detect it.
ok, but this does not mean, that the return value of a gsl function will
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with IEEE arithmetic. It is also used by Common
Lisp -- see the GSL Reference manual for details and references. The
others are using a different convention (Abramowitz Stegun). As
such, all the answers are correct.
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this with GSL short of explicit loops?
Although it is not documented, only the lower triangular part of the
matrix is used in the Cholesky decomposition, so it is safe to pass
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I have been trying to install GSL on a Mac
Nassim Jibai wrote:
How can I configure the gsl library to compile as a 64-bit library?
I tried the following and everytime I execute the make command it crashes.
What is the error?
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Hello,
You can use two interpolations to make a parametric curve (x(t), y(t))
interpolated in t.
The spline/interp source is in the interp/ directory.
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See the note about -fexceptions in the section Usage - Compatibility
with C++ of the manual -- by default C libraries are compiled without
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references on that that I could use?
Which function were you looking at - gsl_sf_legendre_Pl_e?
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I already opened the images and I have a matrix containing
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I didn't see any replies on the list, but if anyone does have an example
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We are announcing today the beginning
estimates to reduce the risk of division by zero?
Generally in GSL we just implement what is published in the
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I don't know of any SPARC equivaluent to valgrind though.
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Hello,
The source is in specfunc/beta.c if you want to see the
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Could you post a small example program which reproduces the problem to
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Publishing Free Software Manuals --- http://www.network-theory.co.uk/
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for the next
release (http://sources.redhat.com/gsl/devel.html) - the values should
be correct for all values of phi now.
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parameter value.
There is no constrained optimisation in GSL, take a look at the OOL
extension though: http://www.gnu.org/software/gsl/#extensions
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in Alpha EV7 using cc (HP Tru64 C compiler):
MPI process 21963 died from signal 8 (Floating point exception)
Does anyone know how to solve it? Thanks.
Additional options are needed compiling on Alpha, see the platform
specific compilation notes in the INSTALL file.
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:
GSL_IEEE_MODE=mask-all
MPI process 391678 died from signal 8 (Floating point exception)
Do you know why? Thanks.
On Alpha the libray has to be compiled with -mieee (with GCC). For
other compilers that option is probably called something else.
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or lower
triangular matrices, e.g.
gsl_vector_memcpy(x, b); /* x - b */
gsl_blas_dtrsv (CblasLower, CblasNoTrans, CblasUnit, L, x;)
See the documentation for more details.
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Brian Gough
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.
The interpolation routines assume x-values are increasing, but your
data has decreasing x.
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and weights, so not everything can be templatised.
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