sparse matrix

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Samir
Samir on 24 Aug 2011
Answered: Rahul Pal on 2 Aug 2020
I am trying out to form a sparse matrix but it runs out of memory.Below is the code similar to which I have been working on A=sparse(15000,15000); inb=sparse(eye(10000,10000); it goes out of memory here.
So for forming a identity matrix (inb) I use: inb=sparse(10000,10000); for i=1:1:10000; inb(i,i)=ones; end A(1:10000,1:10000)=inb; it goes out of memory. Is there any way I can get rid of this.

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Andrei Bobrov
Andrei Bobrov on 25 Aug 2011
blkdiag(speye(30886,30886),sparse(68709-30886,130478-30886));
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Samir
Samir on 25 Aug 2011
Thanks Andrei.

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the cyclist
the cyclist on 24 Aug 2011
Try the speye() command.
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the cyclist
the cyclist on 24 Aug 2011
I have no problem running that code, and it results in the sparse arrays I expect.
Samir
Samir on 25 Aug 2011
Thanks the cyclist it worked on the computer with high ram.
but actually my this is the real case could you suggest any better option for the following:
aeq=sparse(68709,130478);
inb=speye(30886,30886);
aeq(1:30886,1:30886)=inb;
This is running out of memory now.
I am not getting why MATLAB is not able to include the identity matrix after being sparse also.
Is there any way I can check the number of elements I can include in the array.

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 25 Aug 2011
aeq=sparse(68709,130478);
generates an empty 68709 by 130478 sparse matrix, with the number of expected non-zero elements set to 0. But then you set a whole bunch of elements to non-zero, which requires reorganizing the sparse matrix as it detects more and more non-zero elements.
If you were to use
aeq=sparse([], [], [], 68709,130478, 30886);
then it would probably have less difficulty.
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Samir
Samir on 25 Aug 2011
Thankyou but still the same issue:
>> aeq=sparse([], [], [], 68709,130478, 30886);
>> aeq(1:30886,1:30886)=speye(30886,30886);
??? Out of memory. Type HELP MEMORY for your options.

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Rahul Pal
Rahul Pal on 2 Aug 2020
function y = caesar2(ch, key)
v = ' ' : '~';
[~, loc] = ismember(ch, v);
v2 = circshift(v, -key);
y = v2(loc);
end

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