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Hi,
I've been finding tspex super useful for my work and really user friendly. Reading through the source code, I noticed that some of the specificity functions are written in a way that makes than slower than they could be. I had a go at rewriting a few functions and managed to get ~500x speed up testing_ts_funcs.pdf. At the moment, I have implemented them in a python package (https://github.com/morriso1/tspecscores), since I needed to easily access them for my own work.
Would you be interested in a pull request with these faster implementations?
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Hi,
I've been finding tspex super useful for my work and really user friendly. Reading through the source code, I noticed that some of the specificity functions are written in a way that makes than slower than they could be. I had a go at rewriting a few functions and managed to get ~500x speed up testing_ts_funcs.pdf. At the moment, I have implemented them in a python package (https://github.com/morriso1/tspecscores), since I needed to easily access them for my own work.
Would you be interested in a pull request with these faster implementations?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: