Incorrect results from parfor
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hi, thanks in advance for your help. i am constructing a function which contains a parfor loop, which i am unfamiliar with. Although it runs, the results are incorrect; if i replace the 'parfor' with 'for' (nothing else changed), then the results are correct, with much longer running time. fun_wn and fun_idf_HS are two user-defined functions. The new function just prints out their values when i and j satisfies certain condition. (symptom: x and y_sp{j} are printed out correctly, but feval(fun_1,x,y_sp{j}) and feval(fun_2,y_sp{j}) are not.) thanks a looot!
function output = fun_wn_HS4(x)
global d_HS4_o prescore_HS4 vocabulary_HS4
fun_1 = @fun_wn;
fun_2 = @fun_idf_HS;
output = zeros(size(d_HS4_o,1),1);
parfor i=1:size(d_HS4_o,1)
y_sp = strtrim(strsplit(d_HS4_o{i},' '));
for j=1:length(y_sp)
if i==506 && j==13
x
y_sp{j}
feval(fun_1,x,y_sp{j})
feval(fun_2,y_sp{j})
end
end
end
end
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Walter Roberson
el 7 de En. de 2014
Unless the user is passing function names to you, use
fun_1(x,y_sp{j});
fun_2{y_sp{j});
instead of using feval()
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Edric Ellis
el 7 de En. de 2014
GLOBAL data is not automatically transferred from the MATLAB client to the workers running the body of the PARFOR loop. So, you either need to do this manually, or ideally you'd re-work the functions to rely on explicit input arguments.
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