Re: Speed Up of Calculations on Large Lists
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- Subject: [mg108988] Re: Speed Up of Calculations on Large Lists
- From: Ray Koopman <koopman at sfu.ca>
- Date: Fri, 9 Apr 2010 03:32:45 -0400 (EDT)
- References: <hpcjh0$mva$1@smc.vnet.net> <hphq5f$1h6$1@smc.vnet.net>
On Apr 7, 4:26 am, sheaven <karg.ste... at googlemail.com> wrote:
> I did some testing and here is the outcome:
>
> [...]
>
> Drop is by far the fastest function
You didn't give ListConvolve a fair test, because you defined the
kernel as a list of exact rationals. If you define it as a list of
reals, ListConvolve is just as fast as drop-type methods and does
not lose precision.
In[1]:= movAc[data_, days_] :=
Accumulate[
Prepend[Drop[data, days] - Drop[data, -days],
Tr@Take[data, days]]]/days
In[2]:= maDropF =
Function[{vData, days},
With[{vAcc = Prepend[Accumulate@vData, 0.]},
Developer`ToPackedArray[(Drop[vAcc, days] - Drop[vAcc, -days])/
days, Real]]];
In[3]:= moCon[data_, days_] :=
ListConvolve[ConstantArray[1./days, days], data]
In[4]:= data = 100 + Accumulate[RandomReal[{-1, 1}, {1*^4}]] ;
In[5]:= AbsoluteTiming[
m0 = Table[MovingAverage[data, days], {days, 30, 250}];]
Out[5]= {1.514497, Null}
In[6]:= AbsoluteTiming[
m1 = Table[movAc[data, days], {days, 30, 250}];]
{m1 == m0, Max@Abs[m1/m0 - 1]}
Out[6]= {0.831964, Null}
Out[7]= {False, 4.89608*10^-14}
In[8]:= AbsoluteTiming[
m2 = Table[maDropF[data, days], {days, 30, 250}];]
{m2 == m0, Max@Abs[m2/m0 - 1]}
Out[8]= {0.892764, Null}
Out[9]= {False, 5.38902*10^-13}
In[10]:= AbsoluteTiming[
m3 = Table[moCon[data, days], {days, 30, 250}];]
{m3 == m0, Max@Abs[m3/m0 - 1]}
Out[10]= {0.823370, Null}
Out[11]= {True, 1.11022*10^-16}