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| Subject: | Problem with matrix |
| From: | "Saadi, Samir" <Saadi@telfer.uottawa.ca> |
| Date: | Fri, 4 Apr 2008 08:06:01 -0400 |
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Hello s-plus users:
Below is the problem I met after running three commands in sequence. It says "Unable to obtain requested dynamic memory ". What am I doing wrong?
The following three commands are used to generate one simulated sample (a matrix of 2283 rows and 10 columns)
Run : VAsia10.sim=array(0, c(2283,10)) (Implementing this line generates a matrix with 2283 rows and 10 columns, each element is set initial value 0) Run: tmp=simulate(VAsia10.dvec, n=2283) ( This is used to simulate 10 variable time series of length 2283. the following is the summary result for tmp
summary(tmp) Run: VAsia10.sim=matrix(tmp, byrow=F, nrow=2283, ncol=10) (transform the simulated series (tmp) into a matrix defined above in the first command as VAsia10.sim. Implementing this line however displays the error: Problem: Unable to obtain requested dynamic memory |
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