This same installation of Weka has loaded for me in the past. I am simply trying to load the Weka GUI (double click on the icon) and I get the following error. How can I fix it?
OutOfMemory
Not enough memory. Please load a smaller dataset or use a larger heap size.
- initial JVM size: 122.4 MB
- total memory used: 165.3 MB
- max. memory avail.: 227.6 MB
Note:
The Java heap size can be specified with the -Xmx option.
etc..
I am not loading Weka from the command line, so how can I stop this from occurring?
I'm not sure why you were able to use it before but not now. However, you can specify a larger heap size by changing the RunWeka.ini
configuration file. On a Windows machine it should be in the Weka folder of your Program Files directory. You could try a line specifying, for example,
maxheap=200m
There might already be such an option in that file that you can simply change to a larger number.
Just write an answer here for ubuntu users.
If you apt-get install weka
, you will have a script installed at /usr/bin/weka
The first a few lines look like below:
#!/bin/bash
. /usr/lib/java-wrappers/java-wrappers.sh
# default options
CLASS="weka.gui.GUIChooser"
MEMORY="256m"
GUI=""
Just modify the line starts with MEMORY
so that you have larger upper bound.
MEMORY="2048m"
Here is how to do it on Mac:
- right-click on the main Weka file (that opens the Gui) and select "Show Package Contents";
- open Info.plist file with any text editor;
- change the -Xmx option.
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