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Benchmark against pyDOE - #42
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Description:
Enables some basic benchmarking against pyDOE's maxpro implementation from ~3 months ago, finds a comparably optimal result 6x faster, meaning 6x more iterations can be performed in the same runtime if looking for an optimal result.
Also identifies that pyDOE only calculates the inner inverse product sum. Would need to expose the maxpro sum function from rust to do a direct comparison, which would only be of half the definition.
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