Nancy Lo wrote:
Hi,
I am using a note book computer to do simulation. Even I added a commend
line in the shortcut on my desktop for R. I still get a message saying
reached total memory allocation of 502 Mb. Any suggestions will be welcome.
Nancy
Please specify more details, as the
Hi,
I am using a note book computer to do simulation. Even I added a commend
line in the shortcut on my desktop for R. I still get a message saying
reached total memory allocation of 502 Mb. Any suggestions will be welcome.
Nancy
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Nancy C.H. Lo, Ph.D
Southwest Fisheries Science Center
8604
Hi Nancy,
in contrast with some other statistical packages (such as SPSS) R
puts all the data in active memory. In theory this should make R
faster than SPSS, because SPSS reads the data-file of the harddisk
when analysing it (this counts for large files). Disadvantage of this
behavior
Hi
I have a question about how to increase my memory size, could someone answer it for
me??
I am using Bioconductor in R to calculate gene expression values with mas5, dchip, and
mas4. I have only 18 samples, all from Affymetrix U133A Plus 2 arrays, which has
~54,000 genes. My machine
Please read the rw-FAQ, as the posting guide asks. The answer is there.
On Thu, 19 Aug 2004, Stephanie Tsung wrote:
I have a question about how to increase my memory size, could someone
answer it for me??
I am using Bioconductor in R to calculate gene expression values with
mas5, dchip,