package irmin-bench
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Irmin benchmarking suite
Install
dune-project
Dependency
Authors
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Sources
irmin-3.6.1.tbz
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doc/irmin-bench.traces/Irmin_traces/Trace_stat_summary_utils/Resample/index.html
Module Trace_stat_summary_utils.ResampleSource
This Resample module offers 3 ways to resample a 1d vector:
- At the lowest level, using
should_sample. - Using
create_acc/accumulate/finalise. - At the highest level, using
resample_vector.
Both downsampling and upsampling are possible:
> upsampling vec0: | | | | (len0:4) vec1: | | | | | | (len1:6) > identity vec0: | | | | (len0:4) vec1: | | | | (len1:4) > downsampling vec0: | | | | | | (len0:6) vec1: | | | | (len1:4)
The first and last point of the input and output sequences are always equal.
Source
val should_sample :
i0:int ->
len0:int ->
i1:int ->
len1:int ->
[ `After | `Before | `Inside of float | `Out_of_bounds ]When resampling a 1d vector from len0 to len1, this function locates a destination point with index i1 relative to the range i0 - 1 excluded and i0 included.
When both i0 and i1 equal 0, the result is `Inside 1..
len0 and len1 should be greater or equal to 2.
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