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Those two sentences are not a contradiction. I may not be good with reading english descriptions of math, but i am good with applied math. The calculations i di
by Mithaldu 14y ago
Those two sentences are not a contradiction. I may not be good with reading english descriptions of math, but i am good with applied math. The calculations i did with your numbers disagree with what your graph showed. So to me the graph seems deceptive. There is no contradiction in this.
Further, if you show me the actual calculations done, i will understand it perfectly fine. Yet you refuse to do so. I do not understand why, and i hope you can understand how that makes me even more distrustful.
On the graph in the overview page Perl was shown to significantly outperform Ruby in a number of benchmarks, yes, i could see that. Yet the median of Perl was still set higher than the median of Ruby, which could possibly be explained by perl also being outperformed significantly in one benchmark, but which was not supported by the actual direct comparison numbers.
So i ask again: Please show me the actual calculations performed to arrive at the median values shown in the overview graph.
- igouy 14y ago>> but i am good with applied math << Really? http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5141025 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5141025 >> Please show me the actual calculations performed to arrive at the median values shown in the overview graph << http://anonscm.debian.org/viewvc/benchmarksgame/benchmarksgame/website/lib/boxplot.php?revision=1.4&view=co http://anonscm.debian.org/viewvc/benchmarksgame/benchmarksga...
- Mithaldu 14y agoI know it can be easy to mistake that, but i said calculations intentionally. I was not asking for the code.
- Mithaldu 14y agoOkay, i worked it out, no thanks to yoo. Actually, i fucking worked it out IN SPITE of you. All your condescending hints and links and such were entirely bullshit and did not even remotely lead in the direction of explaining why the data seems dissonant. They were flat out orthogonal to the entire problem. The important thing which you did not bother to point here even once is that the comparisons on the overview page are done against the fastest programs of all languages, thus weighting the results by a factor that is simply not present when one language is compared directly against another. So, alright, the graphs do entirely make sense. Would you be open to a patch that reworks the language vs. language comparison pages in such a manner as to make this relationship obvious?