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median.c is only defining a pointer based index sorting, (sortptr) which can be very slow.
turns out that median() is quite fast if a pre-sorted array is used.
this median -> pmedian (old one) and smedian( new one, assumes arrays were pre-sorted, e.g. with qsort()
programs which need to be refactored for this:
tabhist
tabstat
ccdstat (speedup is quite large for median=t)
and the library modules
median
moment
need some patches.
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median.c is only defining a pointer based index sorting, (sortptr) which can be very slow.
turns out that median() is quite fast if a pre-sorted array is used.
this median -> pmedian (old one) and smedian( new one, assumes arrays were pre-sorted, e.g. with qsort()
programs which need to be refactored for this:
tabhist
tabstat
ccdstat (speedup is quite large for median=t)
and the library modules
median
moment
need some patches.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: