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Hi Sebastian,
I managed to solve my problem another way by breaking the process into many smaller parts and strung those processes together with liberal use of Store and FreeMemory operators.
I then ran into a different issue ('ConcurrentModificationException' error), but that's in another post: http://rapid-i.com/rapidforum/index.php/topic,3650.msg13861.html#msg13861
Thanks,
JEdward.
I managed to solve my problem another way by breaking the process into many smaller parts and strung those processes together with liberal use of Store and FreeMemory operators.
I then ran into a different issue ('ConcurrentModificationException' error), but that's in another post: http://rapid-i.com/rapidforum/index.php/topic,3650.msg13861.html#msg13861
Thanks,
JEdward.
Hi Wolfsburg2011,
There are a number of reasons why you may have run out of memory. In my case it's because I've a 32bit Windows system
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The first place for you to check is in the RapidMiner system monitor which will indicate how much memory the program had been allocated by the operating system whilst your process is running.
The next place to check is http://rapid-i.com/rapidforum/index.php?action=search and see if anyone has had problems that fit your specific case.
-JEdward.
There are a number of reasons why you may have run out of memory. In my case it's because I've a 32bit Windows system

The first place for you to check is in the RapidMiner system monitor which will indicate how much memory the program had been allocated by the operating system whilst your process is running.
The next place to check is http://rapid-i.com/rapidforum/index.php?action=search and see if anyone has had problems that fit your specific case.
-JEdward.
that's correct. The repository will support streaming with version 6.0, but at least it will do it then automatically
Might be we could solve your memory problems in a different way? Whats your setting?
Greetings,
Sebastian