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Long Vectors error in SOM Function (Analogous to issue #54) #55
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280 M features, an interesting dataset :-) |
supersom: quite direct. |
Great, this sounds like an easy solution. I'll work on this and report back
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I previously noted an issue that arose in the MapDataToCodes step in which there is a long vectors error because the size of the data is larger than 2^31-1, which creates an error in the referenced C code: #54
The solution on this worked great. Now I am increasing the size of the data even further and encountering an analogous error in the
SOM
function.somResults <- SOM(data=as.matrix(pixelData), rlen=numPasses, xdim=10, ydim=10, alpha=c(lr_start, lr_end)
And the error is
long vectors are not supported in .C
Since you had a written solution to the previous issue, I am wondering, do you have a solution in this case by breaking down the object into blocks, or is that not possible in this case?
Thanks,
Jonathan
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