howbig: howbig

In memuse: Memory Estimation Utilities

howbig

Description

Determines the memory usage for a dense, in-core, numeric matrix of specified rows/columns.

Usage

howbig(
  nrow = 1,
  ncol = 1,
  representation = "dense",
  unit = "best",
  prefix = "IEC",
  names = "short",
  sparsity = 0.05,
  type = "double",
  intsize = 4
)

Arguments

nrow, ncol	Number of (global) rows/columns of the matrix.
representation	The kind of storage the object would be in, i.e. "dense" or "sparse".
unit	string; the unit of storage, such as "MiB" or "MB", depending on prefix. Case is ignored.
prefix	string; the unit prefix, namely IEC or SI. Case is ignored.
names	string; control for whether the unit names should be printed out or their abbreviation should be used. Options are "long" and "short", respectively. Case is ignored.
sparsity	The proportion of sparsity of the matrix if representation="sparse"
type	"float", "double", or "int"; the storage type of the data matrix. If you don't know the type, it is probably stored as a double, so the default value will suffice.
intsize	The size (in bytes) of an integer. Default is 4, but this is platform dependent.

Details

These functions provide the memory usage of an unallocated, dense, in-core, numeric matrix. As the name suggests, howbig() simply returns the size (as a memuse object).

Value

returns a memuse class object.

See Also

howmany

Examples

## Not run: 
# size of a 1000x1000 matrix
howbig(1000, 1000)

## End(Not run)

memuse documentation built on Feb. 16, 2023, 6:36 p.m.