Melwin,
Thanks for your reply. I need you assistance to run ppso using DeinoMPI
as well.
As per your advice, I will start using optim_ppso_robust.
1. Which Windows MPI-variant do you use (MPICHII or DeinoMPI)?
I have installed Windows MPICH2 and provided the path \MPICH2\bin\ in
the path variable and it works well on R-2.10.1.
2. DeinoMPI
I am unable to run the same code as in (1) using DeinoMPI.
I have installed DeinoMPI.2.0.1.msi and I have tried to set the
followings. I feel I have not done correctly. Do you have any advice on
it? The systems hangs.
a. Click "enable create store options"
b. Click "Create Credential Store"
c. In "Add Credential", add your account and password
Once again thank you very much for the time you have given.
Regards,
Deb
Melwin <win at comets.de> 4/03/2010 7:35 pm >>>
Hi Deb,
PPSO in parallel mode should also run on a single processor, although you
won't gain anything from that beyond just testing (in fact, I will be
slower due to the overhead involved, unless your objective function takes
long to evaluate without computational burden, e.g. due to extensive file
i/o).
Which Windows MPI-variant do you use (MPICHII or DeinoMPI)? I tested your
code snippet successfully on Windows 2000/DeinoMPI/R-2.10.0. In any case,
I recommend using optim_ppso_robust, which is more elaborated by now.
Please let me know if you experience further problems.
cheers,
Melwin
Am 04.03.2010, 00:50 Uhr, schrieb Debabrata Midya
<Debabrata.Midya at services.nsw.gov.au>: