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cellfun vs. parcellfun: speed
From: |
Muhali |
Subject: |
cellfun vs. parcellfun: speed |
Date: |
Tue, 4 Sep 2012 03:06:39 -0700 (PDT) |
I had always thought of parcellfun as being a faster version of cellfun.
Until today, where I encountered a stunning example of cellfun being MUCH
faster than parcellfun. In decreasing order:
octave> tic ; parcellfun (4, @isempty, cell(1,100000)) ; disp(toc);
parcellfun: 100000/100000 jobs done
12.17
octave> tic ; parcellfun (4, @isempty, cell(1,100000), "VerboseLevel", 0) ;
disp(toc);
7.3
octave> tic ; cellfun (@isempty, cell(1,100000)) ; disp(toc);
0.065
So why should one use parcellfun? - Or is something not working as expected?
M.
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