'Out of memory. The likely cause is an infinite recursion within the program.
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Magdalena Kachlicka
am 12 Jun. 2019
Beantwortet: Christine Anne
am 29 Jul. 2024
Hi all,
I've seen many people reporting the appearance of this error in relation to some functions, and there are many responses on how to fix those functions to avoid infinite recursion. However, in my case, I get this error when I'm trying to use any functions (even those which has been working properly before) and even when trying to open a script or a figure (!). I can't even load the data.
Any idea how I can fix this?
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Steven Lord
am 12 Jun. 2019
It could be a fileparts.m, but the fileparts function included in MATLAB does call isrow as part of its execution.
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Steven Lord
am 12 Jun. 2019
Guillaume is correct. You've written your own isrow.m that shadows the built-in isrow function.
The fileparts function that is part of MATLAB calls isrow as part of its execution. The isrow function that is part of MATLAB (and which fileparts normally calls) is a built-in function, but the error message shows that the error occurs on line 11 of isrow.m which calls fileparts. Calling fileparts calls isrow which calls fileparts which calls isrow .... Many functions (including open) call fileparts and so enter this infinite loop.
Rename or remove the isrow.m file. You may also want to check (using which) if you've shadowed additional built-in functions in the same directory and rename or remove them as well.
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Arhant Jain
am 29 Aug. 2020
Inside the eeglab lab folder, just delete the folder associated with fieldtrip box. It will solve your problem.
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Deepak Khani
am 26 Okt. 2020
Out of memory. The likely cause is an infinite recursion
within the program.
Error in vdp1 (line 3)
[t,y] = ode45(@vdp1,[0 20],[2; 0]);
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Walter Roberson
am 27 Okt. 2020
%calls to the function go **before** the function definition
[t,y]=ode45(@vds1,[0 20],[2; 0]);
plot(t,y(:,1),'-o',t,y(:,2),'-o')
title('Solution of viscous damping force with ODE45');
xlabel('Time t');
ylabel('Solution y');
legend('y_1','y_2')
%my1''+cy1'+ky1=0 is the equation of viscous damping Single degree of freedom.
%Rewrite this equation as a system of first order ODEs by making the
%substitution y1'=y2 and m=20kg ,c=10, k=30;
function dydt = vds1(t,y)
c=10;
k=20;
m=20;
dydt=[y(2);-(c*y(2)+k*y(1))/m];
end
This can all go in one file instead of splitting into two files, but if you put it in one file, then the one file cannot be named vds1.m
Brianna Biondo
am 26 Jul. 2021
Out of memory. The likely cause is an infinite recursion
within the program.
Error in odearguments (line 90)
f0 = feval(ode,t0,y0,args{:}); %ODE15I sets args{1} to yp0.
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Brianna Biondo
am 26 Jul. 2021
function dNcelldt = intcellstorednitrogen (~, Ncell)
muMax = 0.26;
KN = 0.033;
KS = 0.077;
KiS = 500;
KiX = 152;
YXN = 27;
KiN = 0.073;
N0 = [5;0];
tRange = (0:144);
[~,NSol] = ode45(@nitrogenconsumption,tRange, N0 );
S0 = [100;0];
[~,SSol] = ode45(@glucoseconsumption,tRange, S0 );
Xf0 = [0.2;0];
[~,XfSol] = ode45(@lipidfreecellgrowth,tRange, Xf0 );
for N = 1:numel(NSol); S = 1:numel(SSol) ; Xf = 1:numel(XfSol);
muS = muMax .* (N/(KN +N)) .* (S/(KS+S)) .* (1/(1+(S/KiS))) .* (1/(1+(Xf/KiX)));
muN = muMax .*(1./(1+(N/KiN))) .* (Ncell./((1/(10.*YXN))+Ncell)) .* (S./(KS+S)) .* (1./(1+(S/KS))).* (1./(1+(Xf./KiS)));
dNcelldt = (-(((1/(3.*YXN))-Ncell).*muS)+(((2/(3.*YXN))+Ncell).*muN))*t;
end
end
Steven Lord
am 26 Jul. 2021
You call the ode45 function three times in this code. One of those calls (with nitrogenconsumption, glucoseconsumption, or lipidfreecellgrowth as the ODE functions) will eventually have them call ode45 with that function as the ODE function.
So for example if nitrogenconsumption includes a line that says
[~, Nsol] = ode45(@nitrogenconsumption, % some other code
then nitrogenconsumption would call ode45 which would call nitrogenconsumption which would call ode45 which would call nitrogenconsumption which would call ode45 which would call nitrogenconsumption which would call ode45 ... and eventually MATLAB throws this error.
Move the ode45 call outside the function that it will call (that you've specified as the first input argument.)
Christine Anne
am 29 Jul. 2024
Out of memory. The likely cause is an infinite recursion within the program.
SIRmodel
tRange = [0 14];
Y0 = [999; 1; 0];
[tSol,YSol] = ode45(@SIRmodel,tRange,Y0);
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