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I find the current bidask::edge function quite slow. Since you already have edge coded in C++, could you port it to the R package using Rcpp? Also, some parts of the C++ edge function can be parallelized using OpenMP.
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The C++ version will not be ported to R because the Rcpp package is licensed under GPL and I want to license the R package (and possibly all implementations) under the more permissive MIT license. See #15
The R and Python versions now includes the functions edge_rolling and edge_expanding that are optimized for fast calculations over rolling and expanding windows.
Yet, the C++ version can be optimized indeed. Any help is greatly appreciated!
I find the current bidask::edge function quite slow. Since you already have edge coded in C++, could you port it to the R package using Rcpp? Also, some parts of the C++ edge function can be parallelized using OpenMP.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: