Choose function too slow

Dear All,
i try to run
index=nchoosek(1:200, 10);
it talks a lot of time
is there exist any code that can be more faster.
Thanks in Advance.

回答(4 个)

Look at the number of rows it would return:
>> factorial(200)./(factorial(200-10)* factorial(10))
ans =
NaN
>> factorial(200)
ans =
Inf
What do you really want to do. I doubt you need to do it this way. Perhaps rand or randperm might work for you.
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2012-9-3

1 个投票

An array that large cannot be done on any platform supported by MATLAB. It is 22451004309013280 outputs, each 10 entries long. Now, 200 is a number that fits within 8 bits so in theory the individual entries could be a single uint8 (a byte each); that still requires 2^(57.64) bytes of memory. No released x86 CPU has been designed that uses more than 48 bits of memory addressing, so your problem is 2^(ceil(57.64)-48) = 1024 times larger than is possible on any supported platform at this time.
Jan
Jan 2012-9-3

0 个投票

FEX: VChooseK is much faster than Matlab's nchoosek. But for your job a really large memory is required. So think twice if you really need such a giantic array.
Hassan
Hassan 2012-9-3

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Thanks for your replay.
when i use VChooseK, Error in compiler for matlab R2012a
No supported SDK or compiler was found on this computer. For a list of supported compilers, see http://www.mathworks.com/support/compilers/R2012a/win64.html
Error using mex (line 206) Unable to complete successfully.

2 个评论

So see that URL and load in a compiler and SDK.
You find several threads about installing a compiler in this forum.
Did you follow my advice to think twice?

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