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NRM and CoEvolve are often bottlenecked by the cost of updating next event times within their data structures. I suspect swapping out the indexed priority queue we use for another data structure could give much better performance. A reason this would be advantageous is that it seems like these are easier methods to use / implement with variable rates and delays compared to direct type methods. This ties into implementing the Sanft-Othmer method (https://arxiv.org/abs/1503.05832) which is already mentioned in another issue and is NRM via a table-based data structure.
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NRM and CoEvolve are often bottlenecked by the cost of updating next event times within their data structures. I suspect swapping out the indexed priority queue we use for another data structure could give much better performance. A reason this would be advantageous is that it seems like these are easier methods to use / implement with variable rates and delays compared to direct type methods. This ties into implementing the Sanft-Othmer method (https://arxiv.org/abs/1503.05832) which is already mentioned in another issue and is NRM via a table-based data structure.
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