Closed william-silversmith closed 3 years ago
On a 3D volume with equal x,y,z dimensions, we can do a rapid in place transposition to make the z pass much faster. However, if we flip it back, it erases the improvement.
There might be some use cases where this is acceptable.
On a 3D volume with equal x,y,z dimensions, we can do a rapid in place transposition to make the z pass much faster. However, if we flip it back, it erases the improvement.
There might be some use cases where this is acceptable.