[Traminer-users] help

[Léonard Moulin]

Dear Karina, 

I don’t know if Traminer can run with a dataframe of 160,000 rows. You can try to use the wcAggregateCases function of WeightedCluster library. I use it for dataframe with 70,000 sequences, it works but it’s very long… I think that your problem can be solved if you have enough identical sequences.
In order to do this i work with 16GB of memory RAM (on my computer 8 is not enough - because when i watch terminal usage memory i see sometimes that my computer uses more than 8GB RAM).

Good luck !
Léonard. 


> Le 27 oct. 2015 à 18:08, Karina Videgain <karvidegain at hotmail.com> a écrit :
> 
> Hello, I am a new member of the Traminer-users mailing list. I don´t know so well if this is the way to make an answer o share my doubts about Traminer. Nowadays I'm working with a dataframe of 160,000 rows (90MB object). I would like to know an estimated memory required in my laptop. I'm looking for this information in some R blogs but I couldn't find it. I have a Lenovo with 8GB of Memory RAM. In your experience working with R and Traminer, do you think I will be able to manage this object in a sequence analysis?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Karina
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