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Re: Two dimensional sets intersection

by Not_a_Number (Prior)
on Apr 10, 2013 at 20:44 UTC ( [id://1028038]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Two dimensional sets intersection

No need to worry about narrowing your search or whatever. Hash lookups are fast.

The code below creates a hash for a 100 x 100 matrix. It also assumes that each matrix pair has a value (worst case, given your 'spec'). To simplify validation, I make this value 1, but changing it to any other number makes no difference to the time required for lookup.

Subsequently, I make another worst-case assumption, namely that your lists of search terms (what you call Subset 1 and Subset 2) are maximally large.

On my machine, it finishes before I can blink. Run it and see:

use strict; use warnings; # Create 100 x 100 datastructure: my @uc = ( 'AA' .. 'DV' ); my @lc = ( 'aa' .. 'dv' ); my %index; for my $k ( @uc ) { for my $v ( @lc ) { $index{$k}{$v} = 1; } } # Parse it: my $score; for my $k ( @uc ) { # or: for my $k ( @subset_1 ) for my $v ( @lc ) { # or: for my $v ( @subset_2 ) $score += $index{$k}{$v} || 0; } } print $score;

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