Re: [Gretl-users] Mahalanobis Distance - Execution Time

Hello, These are my results: On Fedora 19.0 x64 4 core [helio@localhost temp]$ ./test 197 number of observations: 707623 198 number of observations: 675847 199 number of observations: 679392 200 number of observations: 557697 201 number of observations: 536804 202 number of observations: 578269 203 number of observations: 544649 [helio@localhost temp]$ ./test 197 number of observations: 777980 198 number of observations: 764587 199 number of observations: 770005 200 number of observations: 623716 201 number of observations: 627000 202 number of observations: 630206 203 number of observations: 634468 [helio@localhost temp]$ ./test 197 number of observations: 695839 198 number of observations: 678020 199 number of observations: 681358 200 number of observations: 534876 201 number of observations: 537547 202 number of observations: 539711 203 number of observations: 543831 [helio@localhost temp]$ ./test 197 number of observations: 709759 198 number of observations: 684160 199 number of observations: 685812 200 number of observations: 534485 201 number of observations: 537334 202 number of observations: 573589 203 number of observations: 543497 On OpenSUSE 13.1 x64 2 core helio@linux-techno:~> ./test 197 number of observations: 1060657 198 number of observations: 1097359 199 number of observations: 1104009 200 number of observations: 867470 201 number of observations: 872487 202 number of observations: 874292 203 number of observations: 881876 helio@linux-techno:~> ./test 197 number of observations: 730982 198 number of observations: 732811 199 number of observations: 736721 200 number of observations: 579397 201 number of observations: 584108 202 number of observations: 584735 203 number of observations: 588359 helio@linux-techno:~> ./test 197 number of observations: 731426 198 number of observations: 738590 199 number of observations: 741741 200 number of observations: 583523 201 number of observations: 584833 202 number of observations: 588973 203 number of observations: 592129 helio@linux-techno:~> ./test 197 number of observations: 730169 198 number of observations: 732672 199 number of observations: 737452 200 number of observations: 579829 201 number of observations: 583927 202 number of observations: 584652 203 number of observations: 589383 As you can see the time-jump also happens here. Note the high 1st run times on OpenSUSE. On Tue, Apr 15, 2014 at 4:49 PM, GOO Creations <goocreations(a)gmail.com <mailto:goocreations@gmail.com>> wrote: ... I've attached a small example program (with a makefile) that does the test. I'm using gettimeofday, which will probably only work under Linux. It might take a couple of seconds to execute. I would apprciate it if someone could run it (sorry Allin, this is probably the wrong mailing list again for posting C code), and verify that I'm not the only one with this time-jump. These are my outputs: /197 number of observations: 784814// //198 number of observations: 760379// //199 number of observations: 759822// //200 number of observations: 598327// //201 number of observations: 602174// //202 number of observations: 604390// //203 number of observations: 607213// / Chris _______________________________________________ Gretl-users mailing list Gretl-users(a)lists.wfu.edu http://lists.wfu.edu/mailman/listinfo/gretl-users