Closed roarin-roran closed 1 year ago
seb, when asked "how many elements should we sort?:"
depends on the application.
for running time experiments shouldn't be too small so that we don't (only) get in-cache performance. 1-10M elements should do.
less critical for combinatorial cost measures, but have to avoid cutoff parameters such as minrunlen 10-100k often enough.
10k is default currently: problem is that this is not strictly enforced in inputs. test inputs to ensure this is actually used
complete - one element found which didn't do this, further tests will be completed as part of finalising the catalogue
number of elements to sort should be a control parameter, and should be standardised.
between 10k and 10 million elements is usually good (should be noted in the lab book, in doccumentation, and printed)
default: 10k, should be a global parameter