Building an array using parfor
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Hi,
I am building an array using parfor in the following fashion :
parfor ifreq = 1:80
for iSig = 1:140
[SigVal,~] = somefunction(NecessaryInputs)
AllSig(ifreq,iSig,:) = SigVal;
end
end
However this is throwing an error that the variable AllSig cannot be classified. Any ideas how to get this to work ?
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Edric Ellis
am 25 Jan. 2016
What version of MATLAB are you using? I tried this in R2015b, and it worked as expected:
parfor ifreq = 1:80
for iSig = 1:140
SigVal = rand(3,1);
AllSig(ifreq,iSig,:) = SigVal;
end
end
Walter Roberson
am 25 Jan. 2016
parfor ifreq = 1:80
SigVal = zeros(140, 3); %for example
for iSig = 1:140
[SigVal(iSig, :),~] = somefunction(NecessaryInputs)
end
AllSig(ifreq,:,:) = SigVal;
end
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Walter Roberson
am 25 Jan. 2016
parfor is not necessarily faster, due to the various overheads involved. Also because the workers are restricted to one CPU each whereas non-parallel array computations that are "big enough" get sent to BLAS or LAPACK which operates on all CPUs on the host. Therefore any one computation can take several times longer in parallel.
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