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Patent US5414763 - Apparatus and method for providing echo suppression to a plurality of telephones - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsA telephone switching apparatus includes a line network to which first and second telephones are connected and a hands-free trunk whose input and output terminals are connected to the line network. The line network is controlled such that voices from the first and second telephones are transmitted to...http://www.google.com/patents/US5414763?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5414763 - Apparatus and method for providing echo suppression to a plurality of telephonesAdvanced Patent SearchTry the new Google Patents, with machine-classified Google Scholar results, and Japanese and South Korean patents.Publication numberUS5414763 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 07/840,531Publication dateMay 9, 1995Filing dateFeb 25, 1992Priority dateApr 9, 1991Fee statusLapsedPublication number07840531, 840531, US 5414763 A, US 5414763A, US-A-5414763, US5414763 A, US5414763AInventorsOsamu HirataOriginal AssigneeCanon Kabushiki KaishaExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (15), Referenced by (7), Classifications (15), Legal Events (7) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetApparatus and method for providing echo suppression to a plurality of telephones
US 5414763 AAbstract
A telephone switching apparatus includes a line network to which first and second telephones are connected and a hands-free trunk whose input and output terminals are connected to the line network. The line network is controlled such that voices from the first and second telephones are transmitted to the second and first telephones, respectively, through the hands-free trunk. A call transfer apparatus includes an outside-line interface to which first and second outside lines are connected and an adjusting unit for comparing the volumes of voices from the first and second outside lines and adjusting the volumes of the voices in accordance with the results of the comparison. The voices input from the first and second outside lines and adjusted in volume are transmitted to the second and first outside lines, respectively.
1. A telephone switching apparatus comprising:a line network to which a plurality of telephones including first and second telephones are connected; an echo suppressor whose input and output terminals are connected to said line network, for suppressing a second voice from the second telephone when the second voice is weaker than a first voice from the first telephone; and control means for controlling said line network, wherein said line network, under control by said control means, superposes respective voices from the first and second telephones on two time slots of a single highway to said input terminal of said echo suppressor, and transmits an output signal from said output terminal of said echo suppressor to the first telephone. 2. An apparatus according to claim 1, wherein said control means controls said line network such that the output signal from said output terminal of said echo suppressor is transmitted to the first and second telephones.
3. An apparatus according to claim 1, wherein said echo suppressor suppresses a weaker one of the voices from the first and second telephones.
4. An apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the first telephone is connected via an external line of the telephone switching apparatus.
5. An apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the second telephone is connected via an external line of the telephone switching apparatus.
6. A line switching apparatus comprising:a line switch for switching a plurality of telephones; a suppressor for suppressing a signal from a first one of the plurality of telephones which is weaker than a signal from a second one of the plurality of telephones; and control means for controlling said line switch, wherein said line switch, under control by said control means, superposes signals from the first and second telephones on two time slots of a single highway to said suppressor, and supplies an output from said suppressor to the first telephone. 7. An apparatus according to claim 6, wherein said control means controls said line switch such that the output from said suppressor is supplied to the first and second telephones.
8. An apparatus according to claim 6, wherein the first telephone is connected via an external line of the line switching apparatus.
9. An apparatus according to claim 6, wherein the second telephone is connected via an external line of the line switching apparatus.
10. A control method for controlling a line switch including an echo suppressor that suppresses a weaker one of two signals, comprising:a superposing step for superposing signals from first and second telephones on two time slots of a single highway to the echo suppressor; and a connecting step for connecting an output from the echo suppressor to the first telephone. 11. A method according to claim 10, wherein the signals from the first and second telephones are connected to the output from the echo suppressor in said connecting step.
12. A method according to claim 10, wherein in said connecting step, the first telephone is connected to an external line of the line switch.
13. A method according to claim 10, wherein, in said connecting step, the second telephone is connected to an external line at the line switch.
The present invention relates to a telephone switching apparatus having a plurality of outside lines and extensions.
FIG. 6 illustrates a telephone switching apparatus having a telephone line 50 and extension telephones 51 and 52. As is generally the case with a telephone switching apparatus, the telephone line 50 and extension telephones 51 and 52 of this system are connected through a private branch exchange 53, which performs channel setting. The private branch exchange 53 includes a time-division switch 54, an outside-line interface section 55, an extension interface section 56, and a switching control section 57. A predetermined channel setting is performed by the time-division switch 54, which is controlled by the switching control section 57.
In a telephone switching apparatus of the above-described type, telephonic communication with the terminal on the other end of the line may be conducted through a microphone and speaker. In that case, an extension telephone having a built-in hands-free circuit is employed for the purpose of preventing howling. The hands-free circuit is a circuit which compares the level of a transmission signal from the extension telephone with the level of a reception signal from the outside line, muting the signal at the lower level. The circuit is also referred to as an echo suppressor circuit.
FIG. 7 is a circuit diagram illustrating such a hands-free circuit. A transmission voice signal from a microphone 58 of the extension telephone 51 or 52 is amplified by amplifiers 59 and 60 and supplied to a comparator 62 through a low-pass circuit 61. A reception voice signal from the side of the private branch exchange 53 is converted to an analog signal by a D/A converter 63 and supplied to the comparator 62 through a low-pass circuit 64. The levels of the transmission and reception signals are compared with each other by the comparator 62. When the level of the transmission signal is higher than that of the reception signal, the output of the comparator 62 is "High", and a switch 65 is turned OFF, thereby preventing the reception voice from being output from a speaker 66. The output of the comparator 62 is inverted by an inverter 67, and a switch 68 is maintained in the ON position. Thus, either the switch 65 or 68 is turned OFF in accordance with the output of the comparator 62, thereby realizing a hands-free function. Reference numerals 69 and 70 indicate amplifiers. When the switch 65 is in the ON position and the switch 68 is in the OFF position, these amplifiers amplify the transmission voice signal to output a voice from the speaker 66.
By virtue of this hands-free function, a permanent one-way telephonic conversation is realized, in which the speaker sound is prevented from being picked up by the microphone and amplified. Further, in the case where the terminal on the other end of the line is an analog terminal or where an analog main wire (or analog station line) is used, it is possible to prevent the generation of howling caused by the returning transmission signal.
However, to ensure a hands-free function for such a telephone exchange system, it is necessary to use extension telephones having built-in hands-free circuits (echo suppressor circuits). If the hands-free function is to be ensured all over on the extension side, all the extension telephones must be hands-free types, resulting in a rather expensive system.
Further, in conventional private branch exchanges, an outside-line transfer may involve a reflection of a transmission signal as a result of a mismatching of the balancing circuit due to the two-wire/four-wire switching. Thus, adjustment of the voice-volume level will cause the generation of a howling noise.
It is an object of the present invention to provide an improved telephone switching apparatus.
Another object of the present invention is to provide a less expensive telephone switching apparatus without involving any deterioration in performance.
Still another object of the present invention is to provide an inexpensive telephone switching apparatus having a hands-free function.
A further object of the present invention is to provide a telephone switching apparatus having a howling prevention function.
A still further object of the present invention is to realize an improved outside-line transfer.
A still further object of the present invention is to prevent the generation of a howling noise at the time of outside-line transfer.
Other objects of the present invention will become apparent from the following description of the preferred embodiments.
FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating the signal flow during an extension hands-free conversation in an embodiment of the switching apparatus of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a circuit diagram showing an example of the hands-free circuit used in the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a time chart showing the relationship between a reception signal, a clock pulse, and input and output synchronization pulses;
FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating the signal flow during an outside-line hands-free conversation in another embodiment of the switching apparatus of the present invention;
FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating the signal flow in outside-line transfer in an embodiment of the switching apparatus of the present invention;
FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating the overall construction of a conventional telephone switching apparatus; and
FIG. 7 is a circuit diagram showing a conventionally used hands-free circuit.
FIG. 1 is a conceptual drawing schematically showing a private branch exchange 1 in accordance with the present invention. The private branch exchange 1 is arranged between a telephone line 2 of the two-wire-switching type and two extension telephones 3 and 4.
The private branch exchange 1 comprises an outside-line interface section 5 for connecting outside lines, extension interface sections 6 and 7 for connecting extensions, a time-division switch 8 for performing channel switching or the like, a hands-free trunk 9 having a built-in hands-free circuit for selecting and outputting the one of two time-slot signals which has a higher level, and a switching control section 10 for controlling the above components.
FIG. 2 is a circuit diagram showing an example of the hands-free circuit incorporated in the hands-free trunk 9.
Reference numeral 11 indicates a low-pass circuit for detecting the level of a first reception signal. Reference numeral 12 indicates a low-pass circuit for detecting the level of a second reception signal. The low-pass circuits 11 and 12 are composed of resistors 13 and 14 and capacitors 15 and 16. These low-pass circuits are time-constant circuits adapted to switch over the output of a comparator 17 when the difference in reception-signal level has persisted for a period of time beyond a certain range.
The comparator 17, which compares the signal levels detected by the low-pass circuits 11 and 12, comprises a Schmitt circuit having hysteresis. Reference numeral 18 indicates an inverter (an inversion circuit) for inverting the output of the comparator 17. Reference numeral 19 indicates an analog switch adapted to be turned ON when the level of the first reception-signal level is higher than the second reception-signal level, that is, when the output of the comparator 17 is in a "Low" condition. Reference numeral 20 indicates an analog switch adapted to be turned ON when the second reception-signal level is higher than the first reception-signal level, that is, when the output of the comparator 17 is in a "High" condition and, consequently, the output of the inverter 18 is in a "Low" condition.
Reference numerals 21 to 24 indicate amplifiers for amplifying received voices.
Reference numerals 25 and 26 indicate input circuits, to which are input a digital signal in a time slot selected by the time-division switch 8 and a clock pulse corresponding to this time slot.
Reference numeral 27 indicates a digital/analog (D/A) converter for converting an input digital signal to an analog signal in response to a synchronization pulse.
Reference numeral 28 indicates an analog/digital (A/D) converter which outputs, in response to a synchronization pulse, a digital signal obtained through conversion from an analog signal.
Reference numerals 29 and 30 indicate output circuits for transmitting time-slot signals to highways in response to predetermined clock pulses.
FIG. 3 is a time chart showing the relationship between a reception signal, clock pulses, and input and output synchronization pulses. In this embodiment, thirty-two time slots are multiplexed in one highway. A reception signal input to the input circuit 25 is supplied to the D/A converter 27 in synchronism with a clock pulse. The output from the D/A converter 27 is supplied to the A/D converter 28 in synchronism with a predetermined clock pulse.
In the hands-free circuit described above (FIG. 2), the two time-slot signals (the first and second reception signals) from the highways are supplied to the input circuits 25 and 26 by clock pulses corresponding to these time-slot signals. Then, the first and second reception signals, converted from serial to parallel signals, are input to the D/A converter 27 in synchronism with an input synchronization pulse and converted from digital to analog signals. Subsequently, the signals are input to the comparator 17 via the low-pass circuits 11 and 12. When the signal level of the first reception signal is higher than that of the second reception signal, the output of the comparator 17 is in the "Low" condition, and the analog switch 19 is turned ON. On the other hand, the analog switch 20 is turned OFF, and the first reception signal is input to the A/D converter 28 through the amplifier 22 in synchronism with an output synchronization pulse. The first reception signal, converted to a digital signal by the A/D converter 28, is transmitted from the output circuit 29 to the highway. That is, the first reception signal is sent out, whereas the second reception signal is prevented from being sent out, thereby making it possible to conduct a one-way conversation.
When, in the private branch exchange 1, constructed as described above, a hands-free conversation is to be conducted between extension telephones, as shown in FIG. 1, a hands-free request operation is started by depression of a speaker key or the like, for example, of the extension telephone 3. Then, the switching control section 10 connects the hands-free trunk 9 to the channel. The voice from the extension telephone 3 is conveyed through the time-division switch 8 in the direction of the arrow (a) and supplied to a first input terminal of the hands-free trunk 9. Then, the output from the hands-free trunk 9 is conveyed in the direction of the arrow (b) and input to the time-division switch 8. Subsequently, the output is conveyed in the direction of the arrow (c) and, further, through the extension interface section 7 before it is received by the extension telephone 4.
The voice signal from the extension telephone 4 is conveyed through the extension interface section 7 and in the direction of the arrow (d) before it is input to a second input terminal of the hands-free trunk 9 which terminal is coordinate with the first input terminal. Then, it is conveyed from the hands-free trunk 9 in the direction of the arrow (e) and enters the time-division switch 8, where it is conveyed in the direction of the arrow (f) before it is received by the extension telephone 3.
Of the two input voice signals supplied to the hands-free trunk 9, the one having a higher signal level is output (see FIG. 2), and the one having a lower signal level is not output, thereby realizing a one-way conversation in which the speaker sound is prevented from entering the microphone and the generation of a howling noise is prevented.
In the second embodiment shown in FIG. 4, a hands-free conversation is conducted between the telephone line 2 and an extension telephone 32 by using a private branch exchange in accordance with the present invention. A reception signal from the telephone line 2 enters the time-division switch 8 after two-wire/four-wire conversion by an outside-line interface section 33. Then, the signal is conveyed in the direction of the arrow (g) before it is supplied to the first input terminal of the hands-free trunk 9. Then, the output from the hands-free trunk 9 is transmitted in the direction of the arrow (h) and enters the time-division switch 8. It is then conveyed in the direction of the arrow (i) and through an extension interface section 34 before it is received by the extension telephone 32.
The signal from the extension telephone 32 is transmitted via the extension interface section 34 and in the direction of the arrow (j) before it is supplied to the second input terminal of the hands-free trunk 9, which terminal is coordinate the first input terminal mentioned above. Then, the output from the hands-free trunk 9 is transmitted in the direction of the arrow (k) and enters the time-division switch 8, where it is conveyed in the direction of the arrow (l) and supplied to the telephone line 2 via the outside-line interface section 33.
Thus, as in the above-described case, a one-sided conversation as desired can be conducted.
In the third embodiment shown in FIG. 5, the hands-free trunk 9 of the private branch exchange is arranged between telephone lines.
In this case, the reception signal from a telephone line 35 is supplied to the time-division switch 8 via an analog-outside-line interface section 36, and is conveyed in the direction of the arrow (m) before it is supplied to the first input terminal of the hands-free trunk 9. The output of the hands-free trunk 9 is transmitted in the direction of the arrow (n) and enters the time-division switch 8, and is then transmitted in the direction of the arrow (o) to a telephone line 38 via an analog-outside-line interface section 37. On the other hand, the signal from a telephone line 38 is transmitted via an outside-line interface section 37 to the time-division switch 8, where it is conveyed in the direction of the arrow (p) before it is supplied to the second input terminal of the hands-free trunk 9, which terminal is coordinate with the first input terminal. Then, the output from the hands-free trunk 9 is transmitted in the direction of the arrow (q) and enters the time-division switch 8 again, where it is conveyed in the direction of the arrow (r) and is transmitted to the telephone line 35 via the analog-outside-line interface section 36.
In this way, a one-way conversation can be realized, thereby preventing the generation of a howling noise, which would otherwise be caused, when transferring an outside call to an outside line, by a reflection of the transmission signal as a result of a mismatching of the balancing circuit due to the conversion from two-wire to four-wire system.
The present invention is not limited to the above embodiments. Various modifications are possible without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. For example, while in the above embodiments signal input to the hands-free circuit is effected via two highways, it is also possible for two reception signals to be input to a single highway, by being superposed on two time slot signals, thereby simplifying the circuit construction. Further, while in the above embodiments the hands-free circuit uses analog signals, it is also possible to adopt digital processing, comparing the levels of two digital signals and selecting the one having a higher level. Further, the outside line may consist of a digital outside line.
Further, instead of turning off one of the two analog switches in the hands-free circuit in accordance with the output of the comparator, it is also possible to lower the amplification factor of one of the two amplifiers.
Further, by incorporating two or more hands-free circuits in the hands-free trunk, a still wider range of application can be obtained. Of course, still other modifications are possible.
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Dundee United: Rory Boulding chasing new Tannadice deal
Rory Boulding says the desire to win a new Tannadice contract will ensure Dundee United do not ease up in their final two games of the season .
The 24-year-old forward is out of contract in the summer along with Jon Daly, Willo Flood, Barry Douglas, Steve Banks, and Marcus Tornstrad.
"We've got a new manager in and I've got everything to play for in terms of impressing him," said Boulding.
"And showing that we want to be part of his plans next season."
“I'm only contracted to the end of this season, so I will have to find out about my future soon”
Dundee United forward
Captain Daly has been linked with a move to Rangers, while Polish outfit Lech Poznan have held talks with defender Douglas, but Boulding has no idea where his next move lies.
The possibility of winning a new contract under Jackie McNamara has not been helped by United suffering three straight defeats that have counted them out of the race for European football next season.
Englishman Boulding, who was released by Kilmarnock last summer, joined United in March as cover after a serious injury to Johnny Russell and has made seven appearances, all but two from the bench.
"I'm only contracted to the end of this season, so I will have to find out about my future soon," said the former Mansfield Town, Bradford City, Accrington Stanley and Livingston forward.
"If you believe in your own ability then you know you will get a club somewhere and that you will be playing next season. "But it would be nice to stay here as it's such a big club."
Boulding sure of his SPL quality
Dundee Utd sign striker Boulding
Kilmarnock add striker Boulding

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Jennifer M wrote a review Feb 2019
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Just returned from a lovely weekend in Lancaster where I stayed in the fabulous Lancaster Townhouse. The whole place smelt clean the whole time we were there and was warm and inviting. Tom made our stay wonderful,he is so obliging and tried as hard as he could to give us…
Lucinda H wrote a review Feb 2019
Stayed at the B and B while visiting my daughter at Lancaster university. Excellent experience. Room immaculate and well equipped. Lovely breakfast. Friendly, helpful owners. Good value for money. Will be returning.
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possibly the best home cooked breakfast we've ever enjoyed in a B&B - and although we didn't avail ourselves of the books and games that were on offer, it was only because our host made such excellent recommendations about what to see and do during our stay.
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Thanks Adrian, we really appreciate the review. It's great to see you both enjoyed the trip and we always love to hear when people enjoy the breakfast! Hopefully if you're in the area we see you return in the future. Tom & Mary
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Friendly, comfortable, lovely breakfast
Close to city centre, clean, comfortable, friendly. It's about a mile from the city centre and walkable along the river or canal. Plenty of choice for breakfast which was excellent. Lots of information available about things to do and the best places to eat - I didn't need these…
Hi Dorothy, thank you for the review, it's always great to hear when the little extras and changes we're making are appreciated, hopefully we can continue to improve and we see you again in the future. Kind regards, Tom & Mary
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By BEN A. FRANKLIN JUNE 3, 1970
June 3, 1970, Page 46 The New York Times Archives
WASHINGTON, June 2—Top officials of an ousted division of the United Mine Workers of America have won a union election struggle against can didates reportedly backed by the parent U.M.W. and its pres ident, W. A. Boyle, election re turns showed today.
According to an official union tally, Elwood Moffett, the 62‐year‐old incumbent, won re‐election as president of District 50, Allied and Tech nical Workers of the United States—formerly district 50 of the U.M.W. The margin re ported for Mr. Moffett, a bit ter critic of Mr. Boyle, was about 6,700 of the 100,000 votes counted.
The official tellers' report of the 180,000‐member indepen dent Union of Chemical, Atom ic and Construction Workers gave Mr. Moffett's challenger, Angelo J: Cefalo, 56, District 50's former vice president, a total of 46,824 votes to Mr. Moffett's 53,607.
Mr. Cefalo charged that “the election was stolen on me” and promised to appeal the outcome to the Depart ment of Labor.
“They violated every section of the constitution,” Mr. Ce falo said.
Mr. Moffett said there was no truth to any of the election charges. However, if the Labor Department finds that irregu larities could have effected the outcome it can go to court under the Landrum‐Griffin Act and seek to have the election voided and held again under Federal supervision.
The Labor Department Is in court now seeking to invali date the re‐election of Mr. Boyle, who won a hotly con tested race last December from the late Joseph A. Yablonski, an ally of Mr. Moffett.
Mr. Yablonski and his wife and daughter were murdered three weeks after the disputed U.M.W. election, touching off separate investigations of the balloting and of the U.M.W. generally by the Labor Depart ment, a Senate subcommittee and a Federal grand jury.
Five persons, one of them the president of a Tennessee mine workers' local, have been ac cused of plotting the slayings.
Both Mr. Cefalo and spokes men for the U.M.W. denied re peated campaign assertions by the Moffett forces that Mr. Boyle's mine workers' organiza tion was backing Mr. Cefalo and supporting an anti‐Moffett insurgency within District 50. But the Moffett‐Cefalo contest, nonetheless, was regarded as closely related to the parent union's recent troubles. Mr. Boyle had accused Mr. Moffett of “shaking down” District 50 officials to contribute to Mr. Yablonski's campaign last year.
The late John L. Lewis, for 40 years the U.M.W. president, created District 50 in the mili tant labor climate of 1936 as a “catch‐all” affiliate that could recruit members — raid them from other unions, if possible — in any industry but coal mining.
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People share snaps of biggest fashion faux pas in VERY funny snaps | Daily Mail Online
Did they not look in the mirror? People share photos of cringe-worthy fashion fails they've spotted - including shoes that look like HOOVES and garments adorned with some very unfortunate wording
Online gallery BoredPanda collated the funniest and most awkward fashion fails
Images from round the world include suggestive patterns and phrases
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Everyone suffers wardrobe disasters at some point, whether it's an ill-fitting outfit, a downright ugly pattern or a blister-giving heel.
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Others were spotted in clothing with innocent slogans that turned into something rather rude due to a fold in the fabric.
From a skirt that looked like it was covered in blood, to a pair of trousers with the Japanese flag placed in an awkward position, these photos prove why you should always check yourself in the mirror before you leave the house.
This white and red pleated skirt, from a shop in the US, looked like blood has spilled on it in a very unfortunate mishap
Putting your foot in it! These socks appear as if the wearer is in a pair of fishnets tights and no shoes
You can't go to prom like that! A woman trying on a formal dress was no doubt left bewildered by the ugly zip up the middle of the mesh panel
Don't go out like that! This jumper from Hawaiin retailer Hanalei Surf turned into an apparently rude phrase once it was tried on
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Taking proud dad to a new level! This father, believed to be from the US, was very enthusiastic to wear his heart on his sleeve - and all over his top to show off his new baby
On the hoof! A commuter spotted in London stepped out in a pair of brown boots with a cleft toe that gave the appearance of hooves
This turntable enthusiast got a very unexpected surprise when he tried on his DJ-inspired T-shirt
While it was meant to show a hand patting a flower, this T-shirt appeared to depict something much more risque
The letters C and I of 'click' in the phrase 'click, pack, deliver' read VERY differently and created an accidentally rude message on this man's fleece top
This unfortunate pattern on a blue skirt makes the wearer, in an unknown location, look like they've had an accident.
This skirt, with an unfortunate pattern alike to a sun's eye, is very suggestive at a quick glance
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I'm trying to code a small F# linear algebra library (for applications with small matrices, so memory isn't an issue), and I was wondering which data structure had the best performance characteristics, in terms of element lookup times, since I'll need that to define matrix operations?
data-structures f# share|improve this question asked Sep 3 '10 at 15:32
If "small" is 2- or 3-dimensional then structs. For slightly larger "small", use a reference type with explicit components. If the number of elements is more than about 30 then use a single array and do i + n*j yourself. Avoid .NET's 2D arrays because they are several times slower than necessary. Really avoid F#'s Matrix type for element-wise operations because it does something insane like dynamic dispatch (an order of magnitude slower). Arrays of arrays are good but indexing yourself permits more JIT optimizations of the indexing.
share|improve this answer answered Sep 3 '10 at 16:30
Short and to the point. Great answers all around though, I'll be coming back to this for reference :)
I'm a little unclear what's being asked. Arrays are of course O(1), and so I expect they're the right answer. (Brian's rule of thumb: if you want something to be fast, then the answer is the same in every language - use an array of structs.)
If you need something sparser, there's the .NET Dictionary and HashSet classes (which uses hashes), and the F# Map and Set types (which use trees/comparison). Dictionary is probably a next best try.
But of course I expect either this depends a whole lot on the specifics (density, locality/access pattern, ...) or it does not matter at all (other factors overwhelm it).
At the end of day, like for every performance question: measure.
share|improve this answer answered Sep 3 '10 at 15:47
I upvoted because of Brian's rule of thumb. By the time I reached the end I wanted to upvote measure. Excellent answer.
I agree; the three fundamentals to efficient code are: benchmark, benchmark, benchmark.
The most efficient representation is probably going to be a mutable array (two-dimensional should work pretty well). The lookup by index is O(1), so that's as efficient as it can get. Even though the array is mutable, you can still use it to develop a immutable (functional) matrix type - all you need to do is to avoid mutating the array. The compiler will not check this, but the data structure can be purely functional for the user.
Something like this could be a good starting point:
// Constructor takes the data of the matrix
type Matrix(data:float[,]) =
// Expose data only for private purposes (cannot be mutated by the user!)
member private x.Data = data
// All operations create new array as the result
static member (+) (a:Matrix, b:Matrix) =
// TODO: Check that arrays have the same size
let res = Array2D.init (a.Data.GetLength(0)) (a.Data.GetLength(1))
(fun i j -> a.Data.[i, j] + a.Data.[i, j])
new Matrix<_>(res)
share|improve this answer edited Sep 3 '10 at 15:50
answered Sep 3 '10 at 15:45
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As I understand it, in .NET multi-dimensional arrays are significantly slower than one-dimensional arrays, which is something to keep in mind.
@kvb: Interesting. I didn't know that - do you have any reference? Does that apply to both rectangular 2D arrays and "arrays of arrays"?
I think that jagged arrays (that is, arrays of arrays) are reasonably performant. However, true multi-dimensional arrays are not well optimized. I don't have a great reference off-hand, but see e.g. stackoverflow.com/questions/468832/….

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