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Finding cells in a 3D grid with free neighbors
I have a program, where the get_free function below has the most major computational cost by far, and I was wondering if there was a faster way to do it. Perhaps an all-numpy solution would be faster. …
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Finding cells in a 3D grid with free neighbors
One improvement, with bitwise or:
def get_free2(cell):
"""
Return the indices of a a cell that are 0 and
where all its neighbors are 0 for the same depth
"""
neighs = neighbors2( …
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Performance optimization when switching from nested to flat representation (genetic algorithm)
The code below is the core of a Genetic Algorithm (NSGA-II to be precise, without crowding-distance calculation), but I've taken out all the GA-specific parts and made a generic example. I think I've …
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Deriving incremental feature representations for bit flips
Given a boolean 3D matrix and a set of actions specifying bit flips at certain positions, a set of resulting matrices can be obtained, one matrix for each action, as if executing each bit flip individ …