I just posted another timeit update to the MATLAB Central File Exchange. (See my original post on timeit for a detailed explanation of its purpose and use.) The new version has a few improvements:
Times very fast functions more accurately
Warns you when the reported time might be affected by time-measurement overhead
Takes less time to finish for functions that take more than a few seconds to run
Here's an example of the new warning message:
>> timeit(@() sin(pi))
Warning: The measured time for F may be inaccurate because it is close to the
estimated time-measurement overhead (1.2e-006 seconds). Try measuring something
that takes longer.
> In timeit at 100
ans =
2.7797e-007
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Steve Eddins is a software development manager in the MATLAB and image processing areas at MathWorks. Steve coauthored Digital Image Processing Using MATLAB. He writes here about image processing concepts, algorithm implementations, and MATLAB.
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