Nested parfor and for-Loops gives error
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Hi,
My code is as follows:
result1 = nan(totaal, 7);
tx_range=tx_min:stepsize_t:tx_max;
totaal_temp=1e6;
parfor t_x_index = 1:numel(tx_range)
result1_temp = zeros(totaal_temp, 7);
t_x = tx_range(t_x_index);
disp(['t_x = ', num2str(t_x)]);
% multiple for loops which does not interact with "t_x_index" or "t_x". So, this part is basically independent of the parfor variable.
% the results of the for loops are saved into a variable named "result1_temp".
% now, i want to store the "result1_temp" in "result1":
indexing = (1:size(result1_temp, 1)) + (t_x_index - 1) * size(result1_temp, 1);
result1(indexing, :) = result1_temp;
end
Matlab gives me an error and does not allow me to run this. The error says:
Matlab PARFOR loop cannot run due to the way variable "result1" is used. Could someone help with what could be wrong here?
Thanks.
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Shivam
2023-10-9
编辑:Shivam
2023-10-9
Hi Moein,
I understand that you are facing an error while indexing into "result1" inside PARFOR loop.
To address this, you can store the results in a temporary variable inside the PARFOR loop and then assign them to the appropriate section of "result1" outside the PARFOR loop.
You can refer the following workaround to work on changes:
% ...
parfor t_x_index = 1:numel(tx_range)
% ...
% ...
% Store the "result1_temp" in the temporary variable "result1_temp_combined"
result1_temp_combined{t_x_index} = result1_temp;
end
% Assign the results from "result1_temp_combined" to the appropriate section of "result1"
for t_x_index = 1:numel(tx_range)
indexing = (1:size(result1_temp_combined{t_x_index}, 1)) + (t_x_index - 1) * size(result1_temp_combined{t_x_index}, 1);
result1(indexing, :) = result1_temp_combined{t_x_index};
end
You can refer to the following documentation: https://in.mathworks.com/help/parallel-computing/troubleshoot-variables-in-parfor-loops.html
I hope it helps.
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