create big matrix with only 0s and 1s

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freebil
freebil il 6 Nov 2013
Commentato: freebil il 7 Nov 2013
I want to run the following
n = 10^6;
m = n/2;
H = sparse(m,n);
parfor jj=1:n
pos = sample(cumulative);
H(:,jj) = (rand(m,1) > 1 - degrees(pos)/m);
end
but the memory is over.
degrees(pos)/m is a different number every time. Is there any way to run it quickly?

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the cyclist
the cyclist il 6 Nov 2013
Unless I did the math in my head wrong, you are trying to create a matrix that is 4 terabytes of data (and is not actually sparse). That's too big.
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Image Analyst
Image Analyst il 6 Nov 2013
theodor, why do you need it that big? You'll just have to get by without the whole thing in memory at once. You'll have to figure out how to process the thing in smaller chunks.
freebil
freebil il 7 Nov 2013
thanks for the answers.. I actually don't need zeros but only 1s.. Is there any way to create a sparse matrix with only ones? I thought something like that
finalcolpos=0;
parfor jj=1:n
pos = sample(cumulative);
col = (rand(m,1) > 1 - degrees(pos)/m);
colpos = find(col);
finalcolpos = [finalcolpos; colpos];
end
finalcolpos(1)=[];
H(finalcolpos)=1;
but it is slow for n>10^5

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