09.15.11

Accelerating Matlab

Some advice by Tom Minka on how to accelerate matlab http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/people/minka/software/matlab.html

Accelerating Matlab

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09.2.11

Vectorization in matlab

Some trick about how to speed up your matlab application is to use vector functionality. Reed more on the official matlab site

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09.1.11

Working with Cell array (matrix) of structs

After some experiment I have ONE model as the result which is represented as struct:

>>models{1}
ans =
nstates: 3
type: 'mhmm'
nmix: 1
d: 1
cov_type: 'full'
init_type: 'manual'
pi_Prior: [3x1 double]
A_Prior: [3x3 double]
pi: [3x1 double]
A: [3x3 double]
mu: [52.9712 2.1608e+003 5.4774e+004]
Sigma: [1x1x3 double]
mixmat: [3x1 double]
loglike: [1x36 double]

So, after some series of experiments I have cell array (or matrix) of structs and the best way to get some fields of each model is:

nstates = cellfun(@(x) x.nstates, models(:), 'Uniform', 1); % for uniform output
logLikes = cellfun(@(x) x.logLikes, models(:), 'Uniform', 0); % for non-Uniform output, for expl. with %different length logLikes

if we have matrix of cells: models{nRuns, nModels} than we should use repmat at the end

logLikes = cellfun(@(x) x.nstates, models(:), 'Uniform', 0);
logLikes = reshape(logLikes,nRuns,nModels);

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