Unsure why parfor loop does not work in this case
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Hello,
I am in the process of converting my initial multilogic module (Multilogic_v4.m) into a parallel version (MultiLogic_v1_parallel.m). I use two functions: my own MAPR function and I use the permn function. I am mostly done but I cannot get the last line of code in the main module to work and I am not sure why. My guess is that parfors may have some kind of limitation with concatenating strings?
I would appreciate if anyone can take a look at my code and tell me what I seem to be doing wrong.
FYI - I disabled the "while" loop in the parallel version for debugging.
Thanks to the community!
Dave
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Walter Roberson
2022-8-22
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2022-8-22
N_New{h+1} = N{h+1}+1;
That is one update of N_New
N_New{h+1} = numel(SSet);
and that is a second update within the same parfor.
%while N_New{h+1} > N{h+1} && N_New{h+1} < MValU ^ (MValU ^ Arity)
Do not use N_New that way. Use a temporary variable and store the final results into N_New before the end of the parfor
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Edric Ellis
2022-8-23
The problematic variables appear to be both M and P. For M, you have multiple different "reads" from the variable after the initial assignment. Perhaps try
mVal = MAPR(MValU, Arity, OValU);
M{h+1} = mVal;
...
S{h+1} = mVal(:,j)'; % etc.
Likewise with P
pVal = permn(SSet,Arity);
P{h+1} = pVal;
...
V{h+1}{a,1} = dec2base(pVal(j,a),MValU,size(M{h+1},1));
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Edric Ellis
2022-8-24
Ah, with that updated code, you have a problem with V because there are two different indexing forms. You probably need the same trick again
vVal = dec2base(..);
V{h+1}{a,1} = vVal;
...
Q{h+1} = strcat(Q{h+1},vVal(k));
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