however, since Matlab uses just one core, I have long runtime. I have a "for" loop in my code, but when I useparfor, orparpoolmy runtime doesn't change or I even get errors. I need to know how can I make my code and Matlab use more cores to accelerate the runs?
I think the explanation/answer here is 'something broke internally; restart the matlab kernel to fix it' unless there's a better answer that doesn't require that. 1 Comment Drew on 15 Dec 2023 On what platform & CPU configuration did you observe reaching a state where maxNum...
Before jumping into MATLAB and running some code, it is important to understand GPU computing. In the past, the sole hardware used for running computer functions was the CPU. While the CPU is the brain of a computer and excels at handling various tasks, there are some things that a GPU ...
Error An error occurred while signing: Failed to sign bin\Release\app.publish\SQLSvrDETool_OOP.exe. SignTool Error: No certificates were found that met all the given criteria. SQLSvrDETool_OOP How do I reset this so I can check the code in the IDE? Thanks, MRM256 All replies (2)...
The question is the size of the models varies from case to case. I think it would be more efficient to assign different number of cpu cores through matlab code for each specific modeling.Is it possible to run several modeling assigned with different number of cores at ...
The cpu usage is about one processor, like the attached picture. And the operating frequency is 4.06GHz. Running works created by Matlab and PSCAD is very very time-consuming, so is there any software function to install to use most cpus in a...
How to make my GPU interpolation code faster?. Learn more about gpu, interpolation, interpn, griddedinterpolant Parallel Computing Toolbox
I have added what i thought were missing Sile specification and got no where with it and i have looked into how to get rid of the problem and have got nowhere the code that makes the error occur is / cout << ip << endl; how do I remove the error without removing the code? All ...
I mean: if one has 4 physical cores, and wants to use 2 cores to perform task1 and the other 2 to perform task2, how can this be done with the spmd construct above? It's not clear to me how this can be done just using "labindex".
Use the following command to read the contents of the file. cat /proc/cpuinfo Here, we can see, Number of processors, CPU vendor, family, model name, The number of cores the CPU has, Cache, TLB, clflush and address sizes, Many flags and other information. In the rest of the ...