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Checking memory usage Description Model efficiency may be measured in terms of model
execution time and memory usage. The latter can be obtained with the help of the lsmods and info commands of the Mosel command line editor as shown by the example flow.mos that demonstrates the use of sparse arrays (flow.mos: dynamic arrays, flowh.mos: hashmap array) to reduce the size of tables. Further explanation of this example: 'Mosel User Guide', Chapter 'Debugger and Profiler'
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Data Files flow.mos
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Mosel Example Problems
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File flow.mos
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Use of dynamic arrays to reduce size of tables
(c) 2008 Fair Isaac Corporation
author: S. Heipcke, 2005, rev. Feb. 2014
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model "Dynamic arrays"
declarations
Suppliers = 1..150
Customers = 1..10000
COST: dynamic array(Suppliers,Customers) of real
flow: dynamic array(Suppliers,Customers) of mpvar
end-declarations
initializations from "flow.dat"
COST
end-initializations
forall(s in Suppliers, c in Customers | COST(s,c)>0 ) create(flow(s,c))
end-model
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Check memory usage
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Use the following command sequence at the command line:
mosel debug -g flow.mos
lsmods
info COST
quit
Remove the keyword 'dynamic' from the array declarations and perform
once more the same command sequence.
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