Dec 18, 2015 · If you think of "faster" as implying which process' speed is greater, your formula would be correct. If you think it is implying which process' time-span is smaller, their formula is …

Feb 9, 2015 · There are two ways to interpret "percentage improvement in response time". One is the classic and ubiquitous formula for computing a percentage change in a data point from an …

May 18, 2013 · The whole overhead of making the GPU calculate something takes far more cycles than simple matrix-matrix calculation. You can do a 4×4 · 4×4 calculation in 16 …

11 It should be mathematic approach. You want to calculate simple percentage (how many A can fit into B...). Example: I have 10 bananas, you have 5. So i have 200% of your bananas, but …

Jun 5, 2010 · It will generally always be faster to store something calculated once, rather than calculate it each time, unless the calculation is minor and/or the number of times you use it is …

Mar 21, 2013 · Is it even possible to have it calculate users directory size every minute? How about every 5 minutes? Now that I am thinking about it some more, would it make sense to …

Jul 25, 2014 · I've done some small experiments with python and numpy: If you have lots of numbers and you want to calculate their powers, put those numbers into an array and use …

If I have a finite, well-defined set of numbers that I can pre-calculate at initialization, then putting them in a look-up table for faster run-time performance is often a good option.

Sep 22, 2011 · 1 Form a performance point of view: This is a very simple arithmetic operation which almost certainly can be performed much faster than actually fetching the data from the …

Oct 5, 2021 · If I use the same application to calculate md5, then whether it's able to run on multiple cores is not relevant. Here I just want to compare the md5 calculation speed with the …