Compress TVLA general test data #97
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This commit compresses the existing test data for the general TVLA test with `np.savez_compressed()`. No changes are required to the code, which can continue to load the data with a simple `np.load()`. The total file size of the existing tests is reduced from >150 MiB to <1 MiB. The execution time of the tests does not increase measurably. Signed-off-by: Andreas Kurth <[email protected]>
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Excellent, thanks @andreaskurth ! This will become more important as we will add more tests.
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This commit compresses the existing test data for the general TVLA test
with
np.savez_compressed(). No changes are required to the code, whichcan continue to load the data with a simple
np.load(). The total filesize of the existing tests is reduced from >150 MiB to <1 MiB. The
execution time of the tests does not increase measurably.
Part of #96.