Speed up triple 'for' loop with parfor
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Dear Matlab users,
I have a 4D dataset of images [360x360x30x20] corresponding to (x,y,z,t) dimensions, with x and y being the pixel coordinates, z the slice and t time. I need to extract the pixel values along the 4th dimension (t) and then use them in further calculations. Currently, I'm using a triple 'for' loop for the extraction and a cell array to store the values. The stored values are then used in further calculations and the results are saved in another cell array B. This loop is rather slow, so I was wondering how to use a 'parfor' loop instead. It seems that I can only replace the innermost 'for' with 'parfor', but I'm not sure if that's the best way to proceed. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
for i=1:x
for j=1:y
for k=1:z
A{i,j,k}=squeeze(data(i,j,k,:));
% calculations using the stored values in A
% results stored in cell array B
end
end
end
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Jan
le 28 Fév 2016
What does the profiler tell you about the bottlenecks? Is A preallocated properly?
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