Nate McIntosh
Nate McIntosh
It is very similar, but I believe there is one key difference: the "right" dataframe only has one timestamp, not a start timestamp and an end timestamp. A super simple...
> I agree this function would be very useful. It is definitely a niche to financial data, though I am sure some other fields use it. After asking that question...
Sure! I do lots of work with DataFrames with categorical data so I've set up this example with one. ```julia using DataFrames, CategoricalArrays, UnicodePlots gender = ["female", "male", "male", "female",...
Before ```julia @benchmark foreach(identity, Combinatorics.permutations(1:2000, 2)) BenchmarkTools.Trial: 1 sample with 1 evaluation. Single result which took 10.268 s (30.58% GC) to evaluate, with a memory estimate of 60.47 GiB, over...
Hitting an issue with `@inferred` on Julia 1.0. I tried using [juliaup](https://github.com/JuliaLang/juliaup) to download 1.0 on my computer and run it, but couldn't get it to download. Does anyone know...
Would it be worth posting on discourse to find someone willing to review? I can definitely do that
Hi @mschauer, good idea. I have made a thorough review of it (now over a month since I last looked at it), as well as spent more time playing around...
rdeits suggested [the following](https://discourse.julialang.org/t/slow-permutations/39427/4) as a possible replacement
> Why change the name of the type from `Permutations` to `PermutationIterator`? The new name is inconsistent with how other types in this package are named, e.g. `Combinations` and `MultiSetCombinations`....
Fixed by #122