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Re: decimate producing NaN
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inor0627 |
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Re: decimate producing NaN |
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Tue, 27 Jan 2015 23:22:28 -0800 (PST) |
Francesco Potortì wrote
> For long inputs, you should be able to speed up plotdecimate significantly
> by giving it a second argument set to false, at the expense of shrinking
> power, i.e. the output may be longer.
Setting 'so' to false had unfortunately no effect for this (very synthetic)
dataset:
>> tic(); plotdecimate([(1:125000)' (1:125000)'],'false'); toc();
Elapsed time is 153.31 seconds.
>> tic(); plotdecimate([(1:125000)' (1:125000)']); toc();
Elapsed time is 152.986 seconds.
When trying the same with some real measurement data (size 125000 x 2), the
effect is also negligible:
153.196 seconds / 153.524 seconds
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