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will cause a hash table population to look up the location of stamp. If the index has, say, 10mm timestamps, the allocated hash table will take up at minimum 160 megabytes ((timestamp, location) pairs, each 8 bytes) probably rounded up to 256 megabytes. I would say either always use binary search or don't create the hash table when the index exceeds a certain length.
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In very large time series, a first call to
will cause a hash table population to look up the location of
stamp
. If the index has, say, 10mm timestamps, the allocated hash table will take up at minimum 160 megabytes ((timestamp, location) pairs, each 8 bytes) probably rounded up to 256 megabytes. I would say either always use binary search or don't create the hash table when the index exceeds a certain length.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: