Now that I think of it, memmove isn't really needed to calculate the Pearson Coefficient. It would be more efficient to pass the Pearson Coefficient method two offsets to access the data from the resulting array. This should be done after #29 is finished.
Now that I think of it,
memmove
isn't really needed to calculate the Pearson Coefficient. It would be more efficient to pass the Pearson Coefficient method two offsets to access the data from the resulting array. This should be done after #29 is finished.