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A new benchmarking tool #168
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Just a list of graphs and a way to fetch them so far...
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This PR bootstraps a simple benchmarking infrastructure for comparing the performance of three different GFA analysis implementations (odgi, slow-odgi, and fgfa). Not that these results are all that interesting for the moment, but hopefully some of this stuff makes it possible to measure real differences once they exist?
There's a README that describes how to use these things. It can produce hilarious bar graphs like this:
That's comparing
odgi paths
withfgfa paths
on a few GFAs (pre-converted to each tool's native format). In this run,odgi paths
takes 3–12 seconds whilefgfa paths
takes 3–6 milliseconds (because it has no serialization step, and it never even reads the entire file).