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This matters less once you put things through the horner scheme. And if you are not you are leaving performance on the table.
by freemint 5y ago
This matters less once you put things through the horner scheme. And if you are not you are leaving performance on the table.
- arthur2e5 5y agoHorner does not conflict with vectorization in this case. If you read the code, it actually uses Horner — the vectorizability applies to when you call the online function in a loop.