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Again terrible problem with profiler
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I am again facing to terrible profiler problem (under Matlab R2017b). I have two codes doing exactly identical computing (counting of permutation cycles):
Code1:
function count = PermCyclesCount(p)
[nR,N] = size(p);
count = zeros(nR,1);
for j = 1:nR
i=0;
count(j) = 0;
while i<N
i=i+1;
if p(j,i)>0
flag=0; % flag is just to trick the computer into entering the while loop
first=i;
while (first ~=i) || (flag==0)
flag=1;
r=first;
first=p(j,first);
p(j,r)=0; % The entries in the cycle are changed to zero to indicate that they have been `used'
end
count(j) = count(j) + 1;
end
end
end
end
And Code2:
function count2 = PermCyclesCount_(p)
nR = size(p,1) ;
count2 = zeros(nR,1) ;
tf = ~isnan(p) ;
for j = 1:nR
r1 = find(tf(j,:), 1 ,'first') ; % find the first cycle
while ~isempty(r1) % is there a cycle
count2(j) = count2(j) + 1 ;
while tf(j,r1)
tf(j,r1) = false ;
r2 = p(j,r1) ;
r1 = r2 ;
end
r1 = find(tf(j,:),1,'first') ; % find the next cycle
end
end
end
Testing data are simply created by command:
[~,perms] = sort(rand(1000,60),2);
For "profile off" I have got the following results:
tic;c= PermCyclesCount(perms);toc
Elapsed time is 0.193138 seconds.
tic;c_= PermCyclesCount_(perms);toc
Elapsed time is 0.627378 seconds.
For "profile on" I have got the following results:
tic;c= PermCyclesCount(perms);toc
Elapsed time is 1.927052 seconds.
tic;c_= PermCyclesCount_(perms);toc
Elapsed time is 1.524331 seconds.
So, the profiler produce completely distorted results, which has nothing to do with real performance on "profile off" regime!!!
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