Comment by eximius
11 years ago
I suppose. I guess I just prefer the more direct, naive algorithm when the performance gain would seem to be so small. (not that I've profiled it or anything :/)
11 years ago
I suppose. I guess I just prefer the more direct, naive algorithm when the performance gain would seem to be so small. (not that I've profiled it or anything :/)
From a CS theory perspective, I would say it's two implementations of the same algorithm, or two ways of phrasing the same algorithm. The most natural formulation in your eyes is probably not the same as the most natural formulation in the eyes of the article author.