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Hello, I have 11 samples from 1 patient so I am trying to run an nd analysis. I ran this successfully on 3 samples but when I increase, when "Estimating density for all MCMC iterations..." the vector being made is gigantic. This is being run on 300 mutations. Is there any way to reduce this or bypass this? I would love to get the the mutation clusters and CCF of each for each sample for the 1 patient.
Running all 11 samples error message:
Error in array(NA, c(gridsize, length(sampledIters))) :
vector is too large
Calls: RunDP ... multiDimensionalClustering -> Gibbs.subclone.density.est.nd -> array
Running all 10 samples error message:
Error: cannot allocate vector of size 13301026.9 Gb
Running all 9 samples error message:
Error: cannot allocate vector of size 738945.9 Gb
Any advise you can give would be greatly appreciated.
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Hello, I have 11 samples from 1 patient so I am trying to run an nd analysis. I ran this successfully on 3 samples but when I increase, when "Estimating density for all MCMC iterations..." the vector being made is gigantic. This is being run on 300 mutations. Is there any way to reduce this or bypass this? I would love to get the the mutation clusters and CCF of each for each sample for the 1 patient.
Running all 11 samples error message:
Error in array(NA, c(gridsize, length(sampledIters))) :
vector is too large
Calls: RunDP ... multiDimensionalClustering -> Gibbs.subclone.density.est.nd -> array
Running all 10 samples error message:
Error: cannot allocate vector of size 13301026.9 Gb
Running all 9 samples error message:
Error: cannot allocate vector of size 738945.9 Gb
Any advise you can give would be greatly appreciated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: