Re: [OctDev] average duration of convergence of the function "bfgsmin"

2010-01-17 Thread george216
Dear professor Michael Creel, the other time you advised me to use the functions mle _estimate and mle_example in order to calculate the standard deviations and given my large number of parameters to estimate, do these two functions incorporate also the "Limited memory" to both benefit from the s

Re: [OctDev] Java memory / stability issues on Windows platform

2010-01-17 Thread Michael Goffioul
On Sun, Jan 17, 2010 at 8:39 PM, Philip Nienhuis wrote: >> You might want to try playing with the JVM arguments, especially >> the memory controlling arguments. The java package reads arguments >> from a file java.opts located in the same directory as javaclasspath.m. >> >> Michael. >> > > On my s

Re: [OctDev] Java memory / stability issues on Windows platform

2010-01-17 Thread Philip Nienhuis
Hi Michael, Michael Goffioul wrote: > On Sun, Jan 17, 2010 at 6:27 PM, Philip Nienhuis > wrote: >> Hi, >> >> While doing some stress-testing on the java-based spreadsheet <-> octave >> scripts I consistently run into Java problems on the Windows platform >> (using the octave-3.2.3-MingW binary +

Re: [OctDev] ODS (OpenOffice.org Calc) write support added to IO pkg

2010-01-17 Thread Philip Nienhuis
Benjamin Lindner wrote: > Philip Nienhuis wrote: >> Subject says /almost/ all. >> >> I've added some scripts to the IO package for writing ODS spreadsheet >> files using the java package and ODF toolkit. (Preliminary support using >> jOpenDocument (also java-based) is also included but yet only of

Re: [OctDev] Java memory / stability issues on Windows platform

2010-01-17 Thread Michael Goffioul
On Sun, Jan 17, 2010 at 6:27 PM, Philip Nienhuis wrote: > Hi, > > While doing some stress-testing on the java-based spreadsheet <-> octave > scripts I consistently run into Java problems on the Windows platform > (using the octave-3.2.3-MingW binary + java package 1.2.6 sent to me a > while ago by

Re: [OctDev] ODS (OpenOffice.org Calc) write support added to IO pkg

2010-01-17 Thread Benjamin Lindner
Philip Nienhuis wrote: > Subject says /almost/ all. > > I've added some scripts to the IO package for writing ODS spreadsheet > files using the java package and ODF toolkit. (Preliminary support using > jOpenDocument (also java-based) is also included but yet only of limited > use.) > Reading ODS

Re: [OctDev] Problem with testing octave-image's qtdecomp()

2010-01-17 Thread Søren Hauberg
søn, 17 01 2010 kl. 18:04 +0100, skrev Thomas Weber: > Sorry it took me so long to respond, but the changed test fails for me. > I had to remove some "@" in the tests, see the attached diff. Doh! Of course a change like the one you've proposed is needed. I've made this change. Hope that solves thi

[OctDev] Java memory / stability issues on Windows platform

2010-01-17 Thread Philip Nienhuis
Hi, While doing some stress-testing on the java-based spreadsheet <-> octave scripts I consistently run into Java problems on the Windows platform (using the octave-3.2.3-MingW binary + java package 1.2.6 sent to me a while ago by Michael Goffioul - i.e. the same as in svn). I haven't encountered

Re: [OctDev] Problem with testing octave-image's qtdecomp()

2010-01-17 Thread Thomas Weber
On Tue, Dec 29, 2009 at 01:07:20PM +0100, Søren Hauberg wrote: > tir, 29 12 2009 kl. 10:57 +0100, skrev Thomas Weber: > > > > Should I interpret the total silence on this to be a sign that > > > > a) I'm the only one seeing this test failure? > > > > > > No I see it as well. > > > > > > > b) nob

[OctDev] ODS (OpenOffice.org Calc) write support added to IO pkg

2010-01-17 Thread Philip Nienhuis
Subject says /almost/ all. I've added some scripts to the IO package for writing ODS spreadsheet files using the java package and ODF toolkit. (Preliminary support using jOpenDocument (also java-based) is also included but yet only of limited use.) Reading ODS was already possible. As it stands i

Re: [OctDev] average duration of convergence of the function "bfgsmin"

2010-01-17 Thread Michael Creel
On Sun, Jan 17, 2010 at 1:01 AM, george brida wrote: > Hi everybody, > I would like to know the average duration of convergence of  the function > "bfgsmin" to final estimates. I have a model that has 32 parameters to > estimate ( my problem is a nonlinear regression one). I made four functions >