Trying the gnlse numerical solution for SCG from the Dudley book using GNU Octave - the Matlab clone. The Octave "port" needed some modifications.
- The report function doesn't work properly, so probably can be omitted. Instead of outputting a percentage for every step, it outputs at the end. Maybe it is a difference in the flags returned by the ode45 function.
- Had to add 'InitialStep', 0.001 to the odeset parameters - or else the error becomes too large and ode45 exits.
- Instead of Z which was linspace(0, flength, nsaves), gave [0, flength] as the parameter to ode45 - or else the ode45 in Octave ignores RelTol and AbsTol.
- Then, spline to create a linearly spaced array of our desired spacing.
So, instead of
[Z, AW]=ode45( @rhs, Z, ifft(A), options .... etc
called it as
[Zoctave, AWoctave]=ode45( @rhs, [0, flength], ifft(A), options .... etc
and then
Z = linspace(0,flength, nsaves);
AW = spline(Zoctave, AWoctave,Z);
Then, running time -
Octave modified ugnlse = 166 sec on i7
Matlab = 281 sec on Athlon
Since python code got 9x speedup on the i7, I guess the Octave ode45 + spline is slower than the Matlab ode45. Still, running on the i7 gets the advantage of more RAM. Doesn't give the out of memory error so easily.
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