Move *finite statistics functions from Images
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Julia 1.0 is such a problem...I'm putting in a dirt-simple but slow workaround. |
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Do you think we need to set up documentation for this? Currently, I just list them as entries in README. Edit: I'll comment more on JuliaImages/Images.jl#898 |
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It's a perennial question, distributed vs centralized. TBH I would defer to your judgement, you've spent more time thinking about this than me. |
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A step towards JuliaImages/Images.jl#971
In one (not thorough) test, the implementation of
meanfinitewas ~3x faster than the one in Images, despite being far simpler. Those were written in an earlier era of Julia when we didn't even have fast anonymous functions.These are also more flexible since
minfiniteand friends now automatically accepts adimskwarg.