Code optimization by way of selective computations
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I have the following code:
clc; clearvars;
Ts = 1e-1; t = 0:Ts:1-Ts
flag = mod(1:length(t),2)
s_t = exp(1i*2*pi*t)
I am looking to only execute the computation only when the corresponding value for is logical 1. I wish to do this without iterating as the final vector to process is long and is about 97% zero values in the result.
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Jiri Hajek
2022-11-22
Hi, you need to convert your flags to logical array, initialize the results with zeros and then apply the function to the flagged positions like this:
flag = logical(mod(1:length(t),2));
s_t = zeros(size(t));
s_t(flag) = exp(1i*2*pi*t(flag));
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Jiri Hajek
2022-11-22
Yes, the logical indexing probably does add to the execution time, as basic functions are quite optimized... But you mentioned that your non-zeros should be only about 3% of the array size, whereas in this test you have 50% nonzeros... So the test dis not really fair, I think.
Perhaps you can also look at sparse arrays, but truth is, their usefullness is also limited by the fraction of zero elements.
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