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mmyros
commented on September 23, 2024
There was an thread in groups in which people were having trouble fitting data in memory when looping over large arrays. Perhaps a better alternative would be to not scale by bitvolts until later in the analysis. Maybe we could implement an input option that would result in either scaling and double, or no scaling and int16.
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ethanbb
commented on September 23, 2024
OK, after reading that thread, I see the benefit of using int16's in the type of operation that Ainhoa was attempting. Your suggestion of providing a choice sounds like a reasonable solution. I think that scaling and double should be the default (since it would cover most use cases, except those involving large data operations), does that sound good?
I can go ahead and make that change and submit a pull request.
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mmyros
commented on September 23, 2024
Sure, thanks!
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