Res: error message, maximum size?
Rafael Guerra Pimentel
I have the same problem as Arno.
The PC that I am using is similar to his PC.
I have already increase the memory allocation via maxent.bat file (the maximum that I can allocate is 1Gb, even though the help says that I would be able to use until 1.3 Gb, as I am working with Windows).
As I am modelling 100 species, I solve this problem by modelling 10 subsets of 10 species each. It is a little more time demanding but it works. Nevertheless, the maximum number of environmental layers that I can use is 18. When I try to use more than 18 environmental variables I have the error message also. Is it normal to have this message of error when utilizong this number of environmental variables?
Thanks,
Rafael
Rafael Guerra Pimentel
Laboratório de Ecologia da Paisagem e Conservação - LEPaC
(11) 3091-7603
Departamento de Ecologia
Instituto de Biociências
Universidade de São Paulo
De: Steven Phillips <phil...@research.att.com>
Para: Max...@googlegroups.com
Enviadas: Segunda-feira, 8 de Setembro de 2008 17:54:28
Assunto: Re: error message, maximum size?
Arno,
Are you using the latest release of Maxent? And are you clicking on
the maxent.bat file rather than maxent.jar file, and first editing the
maxent.bat file to increase the memory allocation, as described in the
help button page?
-- Steven
Date: Mon, 8 Sep 2008 13:49:07 -0700 (PDT)
From: ColinD <cd_e...@bigpond.com>
If you Google the error there is a lot of info about it. I suspect
that you might have other processes using significant memory resulting
in Java running out. I doubt that it is a memory leak problem because
I think much larger Maxent runs have been run successfully.
On Sep 9, 2:42 am, arno <arnaud.man...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I m working on maxent using SRTM data and derived data like slopes,
> aspect...
> All my ascii files have the same extent (4531, 1749 pixel using
> ArcGIS) and i have 11 environmental layers.
> When i run maxent i have a message error which says
> "java.lang.OutOfMemoryError : Java heap space"
>
> It appears just at the end of the process when it is reading the ascii
> file (image of the prediction).
> Everything is working if i don t tick the "make a picture" case.
>
> Do someone knows how to solve this probel?
>
> I have 4Gb of RAM and a Dual core 3,00GHz processor...
>
> Thank you very much!!!!
>
> Arno
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Steven Phillips
No, you shouldn't have that problem. Can you send me the maxent.log
file for a run where you get the error?
-- Steven
Date: Mon, 8 Sep 2008 14:20:43 -0700 (PDT)
From: Rafael Guerra Pimentel <rafaelg...@yahoo.com.br>
Hi,
I have the same problem as Arno.
The PC that I am using is similar to his PC.
I have already increase the memory allocation via maxent.bat file (the maxi
mum that I can allocate is 1Gb, even though the help says that I would be
able to use until 1.3 Gb, as I am working with Windows).
As I am modelling 100 species, I solve this problem by modelling 10 subsets
of 10 species each. It is a little more time demanding but it works. Never
theless, the maximum number of environmental layers that I can use is 18. W
hen I try to use more than 18 environmental variables I have the error mess
age also. Is it normal to have this message of error when utilizong this nu
mber of environmental variables?
Thanks,
Rafael
Rafael Guerra Pimentel
LaboratC3B3rio de Ecologia da Paisagem e ConservaC3A7C3A3o - LEPaC
(11) 3091-7603
Departamento de Ecologia
Instituto de BiociC3AAncias
Universidade de SC3A3o Paulo
Arnaud MANSAT
Arnaud MANSAT
Just to people how have the memory problem too and whose .bat is crashing, i have change the code :
java -mx512m -jar maxent.jar
to
cd C:\sofware\Maxent
start javaw -mx512m -jar maxent.jar, and it s working now (for me)
Thanks
arno