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As a part of my project, I am using VPI's powermod function for computing matrix raised to a high power. I do know that powermod is faster than MATLAB's power function but my code runs very slowly (takes hours for a matrix of 512x512) and I cannot think of any way to fix it. How to use for-loop efficiently or how to use vectorization to make the code run faster. Any suggestion will be much appreciated. Here is the part of the code:
clc
clear
p = 321321197
q = 321321211
p = vpi(p);
q = vpi(q);
N = p*q;
N = vpi(N);
N2 = vpi(N)^2;
g = N+1;
g = vpi(g);
I = magic(512);
[R, C] = size(I);
test = vpi(zeros(R, C));
for idx = 1 : R
for idy = 1 : C
test(idx, idy) = powermod(vpi(I(idx, idy)), N, N2);
end
end
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Walter Roberson
le 22 Mar 2018
What happens if you skip the loops and try
test = powermod(vpi(I), N, N2)
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