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More functions to be parallelized #23

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crisluengo opened this issue Feb 14, 2019 · 1 comment
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More functions to be parallelized #23

crisluengo opened this issue Feb 14, 2019 · 1 comment
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component:DIPlib About the DIPlib library (C++ code) enhancement

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crisluengo commented Feb 14, 2019 •
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ProjectionScan (source), which is used by all projection statistics functions such as dip::Mean and dip::Percentile, needs to be parallelized by adding an OpenMP pragma to the loop. This is not very hard, but not trivial either.

dip::SelectionFilter (source) can also be easily parallelized, following dip::Framework::Full.

dip::ChordLength, dip::PairCorrelation, etc. can all be parallelized quite simply, I think.
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The internal function ProjectionScan parallelized in 4afd8ac (and renamed dip::Framework::Projection and made public).

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