Use collapse::pivot in resample.R functions for better performance#18
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Use collapse::pivot in resample.R functions for better performance#18maouw wants to merge 1 commit intotractometry:mainfrom
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Thanks for taking a look! Heads up that this module is not currently on the main path of the most-used public APIs. It's here because we used it to sanity check some of the results early on in the development of the library, and I can see it having some uses down the line (e.g., to check assumptions), so there are potentially reasons to keep it working well. |
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I noticed the functions in
resample.Rcould probably be sped up by using functions from the packagecollapse. We will need a little more testing but here is a draft. Is this something that would be useful?Benchmark and results show several improvements in throughput and memory usage: