hi,
can I use parfor with nested loop?
for ex.
parfor i=1:5
for j=1:2
%%whatever
end
end
should I use par with each for or with one.
please, I need somebody can solve my problem.
Thanks in advance

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Mischa Kim
Mischa Kim am 23 Jan. 2014

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Hello huda, there are no nested parfor loops. Parallelization with parfor only works on the outermost loop.

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huda nawaf
huda nawaf am 24 Jan. 2014
thanks,
ok, do u mean it is not problem if i use parfor for outermost loop and the inside loop stay as it.
I just wonder because when I used parfor for only outermost loop, I did not find any improvement in terms of running time.
Please, I badly need that.

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Matt J
Matt J am 23 Jan. 2014
Bearbeitet: Matt J am 23 Jan. 2014

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To combine the loops into a single parfor loop,
parfor k=1:10
[i,j]=ind2sub([5,2],k);
%%whatever
end

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huda nawaf
huda nawaf am 24 Jan. 2014
thanks,
but I did not find any improvement in terms of time if I compare this code with other without parfor even for high iteration.
Matt J
Matt J am 24 Jan. 2014
The effectiveness of parfor depends a lot on what you're doing inside the loop.
huda nawaf
huda nawaf am 24 Jan. 2014
yes, but I read if I have large array it is best to use spmd.
this function will distribute the array among workers.
but I have problem. Also I used pmode .
I did not find the efficiency of these functions. I hope to find simple example show me the difference between parallel and serial processing.
thanks

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