Maximum variable size allowed by the program is exceeded.

i have this problem

how can i resolve it plz !

[DGM]

Without knowing what any of these variables are, or how they were derived, there isn't much anyone can do but guess. I'm going to guess that M is somewhere around 2^32 or larger. At that point, the internally generated symbol vector would be about 17GB. You'll have to figure out why the exponent is that large.

[Walter Roberson]

numberOfElements = 1.84467440737096e+19 which is 2^64 .

The largest single variable permitted by MATLAB is 2^48-1 bytes. This is because in all publicly released versions, the x64 architecture only implements 48 address pins, so it is physically impossible to address more than 2^48 bytes.

[John D'Errico]

And even if you could address 2^64 memory elements, you will still have problems.

You should note that even boolean variables in MATLAB still take up 1 byte. One gigabyte is 1e9 bytes. If you want to address 2^64 bytes, then you will need

requiredGigaBytes = 2^64/1e9

requiredGigaBytes = 1.8447e+10

So roughly 2e10 gigabytes of RAM. Or 2e7 terabytes. Or 2e4 petabytes. Or 20 exabytes.

Do you realize just how large that is? A comparison from the New York Times in 2003 had this approximate estimate:

'An exabyte (one million terabytes) is so large that it is estimated that 'all words ever spoken or written by all humans that have ever lived in every language since the very beginning of mankind would fit on just 5 exabytes.'

Ever spoken, OR written. And you want to store 4 times that amount.

The point is, you need to reformulate what you are doing, COMPLETELY reformulate. While there are many small problems easily solved using a brute force approach, that same problems often grow exponentially in size. That means you will not always be able to use the same scheme that worked for a small problem on a large problem.

[amani]

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