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From: "qhwang" <qhwang@ieeta.pt>
Subject: Re: out of memory
Date: Wed, 8 Oct 2003 16:07:29 +0100
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Hi, there

Below is the relevant piece of code. The main loop


 for(i=0;i<(rows-32);i++)
   for(j=0;j<(cols-32);j++) {
     GetSubWindow(image,win,i,j,cols,32,32);
     detectiontest(win, w, tol, nvar,MU,SI,PS,ES,MUT,SIT,PST,EST,32); //the
statistical learning algo
    ...
   }

in detectiontest
...
    do
    {
       /* EM algorithm */
       p1=1.0;
       p1*=emhht(w,P,MU,SI,PS,ES);

       /* check convergence */
       temp=computeerr(...);
       ...
      }
    while(temp > tol);
...

There are lot of memory allocation in function emhht but they are well
conducted. There should be no problem with it.

Any suggestion?