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Similar to #199 , we may want to investigate whether a two-level priority queue, i.e. one that is optimized both for the cache and the RAM, can squeeze out a bit more performance. This should provide all of the upsides of a cache-oblivious algorithm without its costly downsides.
Yet, the levelized priority queue may hide any speed-ups we can get.
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This was suggested to me by Riko Jacob.
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Similar to #199 , we may want to investigate whether a two-level priority queue, i.e. one that is optimized both for the cache and the RAM, can squeeze out a bit more performance. This should provide all of the upsides of a cache-oblivious algorithm without its costly downsides.
Yet, the levelized priority queue may hide any speed-ups we can get.
Additional Context
This was suggested to me by Riko Jacob.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: