Re: Finding maximum of an array
- From: "Dennis" <marianndkc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 27 Apr 2008 19:15:03 +0200
Hi Richard
Interesting
<If not, then a solution could be to use the index of maximum values to
store
<information about rows that would normally be removed and simply try to
<ignore them rather than removing them. I would have to keep working with a
<large matrix, which may take more time for some operations, but overall,
the
<speed improvements could be quite important.
Resizing the matrix could be done for each col deletetion, once after all
cols are deleted or at any rate in between. We could make a resize
algorithm/function that could handle all cases and then define a parameter
to set the number of col removals between resizing and then benchmark all
possible parameter values from 1 to MaxNoOfCols. Then we would find the
optimum delete/resize ratio.
Best regards
Dennis Kjaer Christensen
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