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library(rbenchmark)
# Example 1
# Benchmarking the allocation of one 10^6-element numeric vector,
# by default replicated 100 times
benchmark(1:10^6)
# simple test functions used in subsequent examples
random.array = function(rows, cols, dist=rnorm)
array(dist(rows*cols), c(rows, cols))
random.replicate = function(rows, cols, dist=rnorm)
replicate(cols, dist(rows))
# Example 2
# Benchmarking an expression multiple times with the same replication count,
# output with selected columns only
benchmark(replications=rep(100, 3),
random.array(100, 100),
random.array(100, 100),
columns=c('test', 'elapsed', 'replications'))
# Example 3
# Benchmarking two named expressions with three different replication
# counts, output sorted by test name and replication count,
# with additional column added after the benchmark
within(benchmark(rep=random.replicate(100, 100),
arr=random.array(100, 100),
replications=10^(1:3),
columns=c('test', 'replications', 'elapsed'),
order=c('test', 'replications')),
{ average = elapsed/replications })
# Example 4
# Benchmarking a list of arbitrary predefined expressions
tests = list(rep=expression(random.replicate(100, 100)),
arr=expression(random.array(100, 100)))
do.call(benchmark,
c(tests, list(replications=100,
columns=c('test', 'elapsed', 'replications'),
order='elapsed')))
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