| Description |
“Most MATLAB users want their code to be fast, especially when it is processing very large data sets. Because memory performance has not increased at the same rate as CPU performance, code today is often “memory-bound,” its overall performance limited by the time it takes to access memory.
Fortunately, with a little knowledge of how MATLAB stores and accesses data, you can avoid inefficient memory usage and improve the speed of your code.
This article describes three ways to improve the performance of memory-bound code…”
By Stuart McGarrity, The MathWorks
This article appeared in The MathWorks News & Notes, June 2007, which you can read at
http://www.mathworks.com/company/newsletters/?s_cid=nws_flex |
