Will try to get the example data and code out - there's a lot of internal
logic at the moment
The commit we're using is e402f61aceb64f659845bdc5f03cf4f29797277b
- Andy
On Mon, Jun 29, 2020 at 9:29 AM Jon Malkin wrote:
> You mean you were calling the java library from python? Our testing
> gen
You mean you were calling the java library from python? Our testing
generally has generally shown C++ to be faster.
This is still too vague for me to be able to say much. There's no specific
git version (tag or hash), no code, and no data.
jon
On Mon, Jun 29, 2020 at 9:08 AM Andy Dang wrote:
I was using the Git version and was running with various sketches. I
thought the slowness is from Python, but I was able to scan through the
same data calculating the same statistics with the Java library in roughly
3 minutes.
Any idea why there's such a big difference between the two languages?
I haven't done long running python tests recently but I haven't seen that.
After you using a release version of the library or did you check out from
git? And which sketch or sketches are you using?
I've compiled the library in debug mode (gotta modify setup.py to force
that) and run python via g
