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loc3
2005 Jul 22
2
memory cleaning
...576.0
[1] 103.7730
and I make my export :
> write.table(cox,"d:/tablefinal2.txt",row.names=F,sep=';')
> memory.size()/1048576.0
[1] 241.9730
I'm surprised so I try removing some objects :
> rm (trait,tany,tnor,toth,suivauxdany,dnor,doth,mod1,
mod2,mod3,lok1,lok2,lok3,aux,risque,risk)
and check memory space :
> memory.size()/1048576.0
[1] 242.1095
First, I don't understand why when removing objects the memory used increase ?
Next, why the memory used double when I make an export ?
I look forward to your reply
Claude
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2012 Aug 08
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Testing for a second order factor using SEM package
...RU1, corr1
rRU7 <-> rRU4, corr2
rRU8 <-> rRU7, corr3
rRU8 <-> rRU2, corr4
rRU5 <-> rRU2, corr5
rRU7 <-> rRU5, corr6
rRU8 <-> rRU5, corr7
sRU <-> pRU, tmp1
sRU <-> rRU, tmp2
pRU <-> rRU, tmp3
sRU <- sof, lok1
pRU <- sof, lok2
rRU <- sof, lok3
sof <-> sof, lok4
cfa.ru <- sem(model.cfa.ru, data=ru)
Error in w_mat %*% p_deriv_mat %*% invMat :
requires numeric/complex matrix/vector arguments
In addition: Warning message:
In eval(expr, envir, enclos) : Negative parameter variances.
Model may be underidentified.
I've done a...