[Rsiena-help] Converting to Siena objects--memory overload

Ruth Ripley ruth at stats.ox.ac.uk
Thu Feb 16 19:50:25 CET 2012


Dear Jennifer,

I don't understand this, as sienaNet does very little processing and 
your objects should not be huge. I suggest you stop the process.

Please can you help me with a bit more information: do the command 
sessionInfo() within an R session and send the result.

It might also help to see the R commands you used to create the 
matrices. And if you would like to send me the data privately I could 
try it out for you.

Regards,

Ruth

On 16/02/2012 18:14, Victor, Jennifer Nicoll wrote:
> Hello users and experts:
>
> I am attempting to create a Siena object with my 3-wave matrices and
> it’s taking an enormous amount of memory. I have three matrices of size
> 555x555 and I have attempted the following command to create Siena
> objects for my dependent variables:
>
> caucuses<-sienaNet(array(c(cauc109.net, cauc110.net, cauc111.net),
> dim=c(555, 555, 3)))
>
> I have been running this on a virtual “supercomputer”: Dell PowerEdge
> with Dual Intel X5650 Six Core Processors and 24 GM Memory. The datafile
> is 10MB and the command has been running for 15 hours now (so far no
> errors).
>
> Shall I continue to let it run? Have I done something wrong? I shudder
> to think what will happen when I try to estimate a model!
>
> Thanks for your advice,
>
> Jennifer Victor
>
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