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Numeric::Nearest

A simple module to find the nearest element in a ordered list without processing all elements.

The grep sub will process all elements in a list, which is slow when you have an ordered list of numbers.

Hashes only work for keys matching exaclty.

Example

use Numeric::Nearest;

my @l=1,2,3,4;

say nearestPair(1.2, @l);

The closest entry in the list to 1.2 is 1.

Details

  • Binary search is used to locate the closest elements. Essential for large lists of time series data.
  • An optional start named parameters can be used to start the binary search at a particular point (last run)
  • For keys out of range, the start of the end element of the list is returned. Which ever is closest.

Exported subs

sub nearestPair($key,$list,:$start);

Returns a pair of index => value of the element of $list which is nearest in magnitude to $key

sub nearestPairs($key,$list);

Returns a sequence of index => values, one for each element in the $keys variable.

License

Artistic-2.0

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Nearest::Nearest Module for perl6. Find nearest num element in a list/array

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