New submission from Tim Holy :
This is a lightly-edited reposting of
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69164027/unreliable-results-from-timeit-cache-issue
I am interested in timing certain operations in numpy and skimage, but I'm
occasionally seeing surprising transitions (not ent
Tim Holy added the comment:
To make sure it's clear, it's not 0.08ns/function call, it's a loop and it
comes out to 0.08ns/element. The purpose of quoting that number was to compare
to the CPU clock interval, which on my machine is ~0.4ns. Any operation that's
less t
Tim Holy added the comment:
> And I hope that Tim Holy is interested too :-)
Sure, I'll bite :-). On the topic of which statistic to show, I am a real fan
of the histogram. As has been pointed out, timing in the real world can be
pretty complicated, and I don't think it does a
Change by Tim Holy :
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resolution: not a bug ->
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