I've already seen and read the many threads that exist on this matter, usually there are linked to extremely specific bugs, lib conflicts or memory shortage. Here I'm more looking for a general answer that will guide me to find the source of my kernel death.
question
Can someone explain me what can lead to kernel death and what are the steps I could follow to find the source and debug it ?
small context
I'm doing automatic change detection on country-sized time series using the bfast. running it my test time series give me very interesting results:
The problem is raised when I try to run other time series. The process starts and after several hours without any warning or error, my kernel died.