├── .gitignore
├── LICENSE
├── README.md
├── pom.xml
├── results
├── createIndex_1k.png
├── createIndex_Greek.png
├── deleteBatch_1k.png
├── deleteBatch_Greek.png
├── deleteOne_1k.png
├── deleteOne_Greek.png
├── insertBatch_1k.png
├── insertBatch_Greek.png
├── insertOne_1k.png
├── insertOne_Greek.png
├── plot.py
├── rtreebm.txt
├── searchNearest_1k.png
├── searchNearest_Greek.png
├── searchOneBackpressure_1k.png
├── searchOneBackpressure_Greek.png
├── searchOne_1k.png
└── searchOne_Greek.png
└── src
└── main
├── java
└── com
│ └── github
│ └── ambling
│ └── rtreebenchmark
│ ├── DefaultRTree.java
│ ├── FBSRTree.java
│ ├── GreekEarthquakes.java
│ ├── RStarTree.java
│ ├── RTreeBenchmark.java
│ ├── STRFullRTree.java
│ └── STRRTree.java
└── resources
├── 1000.txt
└── greek-earthquakes-1964-2000.txt.gz
/.gitignore:
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1 | rtree benchmark
2 | =========
3 |
4 | A comprehensive understanding of the rtree's performance need a comprehensive benchmark.
5 |
6 | Dave Moten provides us an awesome pure-java [implementation of rtree](https://github.com/davidmoten/rtree), which
7 | supports multiple split strategies (e.g. quadratic and R*-tree huristics) and features (e.g. STR bulk loading and
8 | Flatbuffers backed structure). This project is created to present a comprehensive performance evaluation on the
9 | various rtree types.
10 |
11 | Note: this is an on-going work, helps or suggests are very appreciated.
12 |
13 |
14 | ### How to run
15 |
16 | The project is based on [jmh](http://openjdk.java.net/projects/code-tools/jmh/), and is supported to be used as the
17 | official guide recommends:
18 |
19 | ```bash
20 | $ mvn clean install
21 | $ java -jar target/microbenchmarks.jar
22 | ```
23 |
24 | *Important note*: since currently this benchmark runs on a snapshot version of rtree (to test the feature of STR bulk loading),
25 | you may need to pull the latest code from master branch of the rtree project and build and deploy the snapshot maven
26 | library to your local environment.
27 |
28 | ### Results
29 | We conduct the experiments on a desktop server with:
30 | - 4-core Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4590 CPU @ 3.30GHz
31 | - 16GB DDR3 Memory
32 | - CentOS Linux 7 with linux kernel 3.10.0-327.el7.x86_64
33 | - openjdk-1.8.0.71-2.b15.el7_2.x86_64
34 |
35 | The experiments are conducted on two datasets:
36 |
37 | - *Greek*: a collection of some 38,377 entries corresponding to the epicentres of earthquakes in Greece between 1964 and 2000.
38 | - *1k*: uniformly generated 1000 rectangles.
39 |
40 | The benchmarked rtree types are:
41 |
42 | - *DefaultRTree*: the original rtree implementation proposed by Guttman with quadratic split.
43 | - *StarRTree*: R*-tree huristics.
44 | - *STRRTree*: STR bulk loaded R*-tree, with a default full ratio (0.7) in each node.
45 | - *STRFullRTree*: STR bulk loaded R*-tree, with full nodes.
46 | - *FBSRTree*: R*-tree loaded from a Flatbuffers serialized byte array.
47 |
48 | We test the performane of several operations on each type of rtree against various `maxChildren` parameter.
49 | TODO: we should test the performance against dataset size.
50 |
51 | The results are plotted with [plot.py](results/plot.py) and are presented as below.
52 |
53 | *Note: since the creation time of indexes span a large range, we use a logarithmic scale for the y axis.*
54 |
55 | | Greek | 1k |
56 | | :-------------: | :-----------: |
57 | | | |
58 | | | |
59 | | | |
60 | | | |
61 | | | |
62 | | | |
63 | | | |
64 | | | |
65 |
66 |
67 | Full results are presented in [rtreebm.txt](results/rtreebm.txt).
68 |
69 | ### Analysis
70 |
71 | ##### Creation
72 | - *FBSRTree* is much faster than others, because it just loads the context and the root node, and it lazily loaded the nodes when need.
73 | - *STR-Rtree* shows an order of magnitude of speedup comparing against the normal (R*-tree or DefaultRtree) creation process,
74 | and shows little difference about the node full ratio (but maybe differ in index size).
75 | - *R*-tree* is the slowest to construct.
76 |
77 | ##### Insertion
78 | - *Default Rtree* shows the best insertion performance, both in one insertion and batch insertion.
79 | - *STR-Rtree* is not bad in single insertion if not full. Full STR-Rtree works as bad as the FBSRtree for one insertion.
80 | - If there are a lot of insertions occurs (need node split anyway), the performance of STR-Rtree is similar to R*-tree.
81 | - *FBS RTree* is slow at insertion.
82 | - It seems that less children is better for insertion.
83 |
84 | ##### Deletion
85 | - It shows similar deletion performance for *DefaultRTree* and *R\*-tree* (for deletion, STR-Rtree is also R*-tree).
86 | - *FBS RTree* is 10x slower at deletion.
87 | - It seems that 10 children per node is good for deletion.
88 |
89 | ##### Range Search
90 | - *R\*-tree* shows the best search performance for most cases.
91 | - *STR-Rtree* is not bad, and non-full nodes shows better than full nodes.
92 | - *FBS RTree* is 10x slower at search.
93 | - Backpressure shows performance decline.
94 | - Small nodes (less children) is better at search for most cases.
95 |
96 | ##### Nearest Search
97 | - Currently (rtree-0.8-RC11-SNAPSHOT), the nearest search is based on a range search, therefore the results are similar.
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1 | import matplotlib.colors as cl
2 | import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
3 | import numpy as np
4 |
5 | class ResultReader:
6 |
7 | def __init__(self):
8 | self.lines = list()
9 | self.op = ""
10 | self.ds = ""
11 | self.markers = ['o', '*', '+', '^', 'x', 'd', 's', 'p']
12 | # http://ksrowell.com/blog-visualizing-data/2012/02/02/optimal-colors-for-graphs/
13 | self.colors = [(57, 106, 177), (218, 124, 48), (62, 100, 81),
14 | (204, 37, 41), (83, 81, 84), (107, 76, 154),
15 | (146, 36, 40), (148, 139, 61)]
16 | self.colors = map(lambda x: (1.0 * x[0] / 255,
17 | 1.0 * x[1] / 255,
18 | 1.0 * x[2] / 255),
19 | self.colors)
20 | self.data = {}
21 |
22 | def read(self, path):
23 | with open(path, 'r') as f:
24 | self.lines = f.readlines()
25 |
26 | def get_match(self):
27 | for line in self.lines:
28 | if line.startswith("c.g.a.r"):
29 | tokens = line.split()
30 | indexName = tokens[0].split(".")[4]
31 | operation = tokens[0].split(".")[6]
32 | childrenNumber = int(tokens[0].split(".")[5][1:])
33 | if operation == self.op + self.ds:
34 | throughput = float(tokens[3])
35 | if not self.data.has_key(indexName):
36 | self.data[indexName] = {}
37 | self.data[indexName][childrenNumber] = throughput
38 |
39 | def draw(self, save, filename):
40 | figdata = plt.figure()
41 | for i, d in enumerate(self.data.items()):
42 | xaxis = list()
43 | yaxis = list()
44 | for childrenNumber in d[1]:
45 | xaxis.append(childrenNumber)
46 | yaxis.append(d[1][childrenNumber])
47 |
48 | marker = self.markers[i]
49 | color = self.colors[i]
50 | plt.plot(np.array(xaxis), np.array(yaxis),
51 | marker=marker, color=color, linestyle='-', label=d[0])
52 |
53 | plt.title(self.op + " on " + self.ds, y=1.13, fontweight='bold')
54 | plt.xticks((4, 10, 32, 128), (4, 10, 32, 128))
55 | plt.xlabel("max children")
56 | if self.op == "createIndex":
57 | plt.yscale("log")
58 | plt.ylabel("throughput op/s")
59 | # the location of the legend works good for most figures
60 | lgd = plt.legend(loc='upper right', bbox_to_anchor=(1, 1.15),
61 | numpoints=1, ncol=3, frameon=False)
62 | if save:
63 | figdata.savefig(filename, bbox_extra_artists=(lgd,), bbox_inches='tight')
64 | else:
65 | plt.show()
66 |
67 |
68 | if __name__ == "__main__":
69 |
70 | opList = ["createIndex", "searchOne", "searchNearest",
71 | "insertOne", "insertBatch", "deleteOne", "deleteBatch",
72 | "searchOneBackpressure"]
73 | dataList = ["1k", "Greek"]
74 |
75 | rr = ResultReader()
76 | rr.read("rtreebm.txt")
77 |
78 | for _op in opList:
79 | for _ds in dataList:
80 | rr.op = _op
81 | rr.ds = _ds
82 | rr.get_match()
83 | rr.draw(True, _op + "_" + _ds + ".png")
84 |
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1 | Benchmark Mode Samples Mean Mean error Units
2 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M10.createIndex1k thrpt 10 719.417 2.057 ops/s
3 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M10.createIndexGreek thrpt 10 11.395 0.029 ops/s
4 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M10.deleteBatch1k thrpt 10 945.702 1.548 ops/s
5 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M10.deleteBatchGreek thrpt 10 12.903 0.061 ops/s
6 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M10.deleteOne1k thrpt 10 986158.705 5580.438 ops/s
7 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M10.deleteOneGreek thrpt 10 477862.020 3473.075 ops/s
8 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M10.insertBatch1k thrpt 10 958.917 2.251 ops/s
9 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M10.insertBatchGreek thrpt 10 18.230 0.110 ops/s
10 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M10.insertOne1k thrpt 10 187065.733 636.532 ops/s
11 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M10.insertOneGreek thrpt 10 590899.677 1025.698 ops/s
12 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M10.searchNearest1k thrpt 10 880787.457 3212.797 ops/s
13 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M10.searchNearestGreek thrpt 10 11029.585 34.180 ops/s
14 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M10.searchOne1k thrpt 10 737257.560 1384.433 ops/s
15 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M10.searchOneBackpressure1k thrpt 10 156136.060 1413.775 ops/s
16 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M10.searchOneBackpressureGreek thrpt 10 118278.557 1220.491 ops/s
17 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M10.searchOneGreek thrpt 10 756240.623 1142.002 ops/s
18 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M128.createIndex1k thrpt 10 244.705 1.008 ops/s
19 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M128.createIndexGreek thrpt 10 5.222 0.017 ops/s
20 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M128.deleteBatch1k thrpt 10 421.452 2.231 ops/s
21 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M128.deleteBatchGreek thrpt 10 5.762 0.029 ops/s
22 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M128.deleteOne1k thrpt 10 817355.057 2518.959 ops/s
23 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M128.deleteOneGreek thrpt 10 369552.542 874.448 ops/s
24 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M128.insertBatch1k thrpt 10 501.218 1.730 ops/s
25 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M128.insertBatchGreek thrpt 10 6.520 0.020 ops/s
26 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M128.insertOne1k thrpt 10 929994.577 3260.016 ops/s
27 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M128.insertOneGreek thrpt 10 201019.610 486.944 ops/s
28 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M128.searchNearest1k thrpt 10 965367.372 2725.921 ops/s
29 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M128.searchNearestGreek thrpt 10 10972.080 28.389 ops/s
30 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M128.searchOne1k thrpt 10 1923453.913 3607.425 ops/s
31 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M128.searchOneBackpressure1k thrpt 10 246653.342 2078.242 ops/s
32 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M128.searchOneBackpressureGreek thrpt 10 37242.265 372.977 ops/s
33 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M128.searchOneGreek thrpt 10 223712.055 1099.848 ops/s
34 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M32.createIndex1k thrpt 10 588.650 2.088 ops/s
35 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M32.createIndexGreek thrpt 10 9.958 0.021 ops/s
36 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M32.deleteBatch1k thrpt 10 960.647 1.698 ops/s
37 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M32.deleteBatchGreek thrpt 10 9.207 0.058 ops/s
38 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M32.deleteOne1k thrpt 10 967473.355 3089.304 ops/s
39 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M32.deleteOneGreek thrpt 10 217247.062 1035.957 ops/s
40 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M32.insertBatch1k thrpt 10 608.647 2.043 ops/s
41 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M32.insertBatchGreek thrpt 10 12.768 0.134 ops/s
42 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M32.insertOne1k thrpt 10 734019.113 1418.178 ops/s
43 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M32.insertOneGreek thrpt 10 409966.527 994.959 ops/s
44 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M32.searchNearest1k thrpt 10 1040837.278 8538.843 ops/s
45 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M32.searchNearestGreek thrpt 10 11633.578 56.467 ops/s
46 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M32.searchOne1k thrpt 10 649130.548 1702.147 ops/s
47 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M32.searchOneBackpressure1k thrpt 10 172016.868 1555.665 ops/s
48 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M32.searchOneBackpressureGreek thrpt 10 104897.005 1180.470 ops/s
49 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M32.searchOneGreek thrpt 10 528044.100 756.541 ops/s
50 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M4.createIndex1k thrpt 10 742.747 1.437 ops/s
51 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M4.createIndexGreek thrpt 10 14.867 0.333 ops/s
52 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M4.deleteBatch1k thrpt 10 864.280 5.060 ops/s
53 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M4.deleteBatchGreek thrpt 10 10.667 0.041 ops/s
54 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M4.deleteOne1k thrpt 10 427749.255 3503.979 ops/s
55 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M4.deleteOneGreek thrpt 10 388105.477 2989.840 ops/s
56 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M4.insertBatch1k thrpt 10 1092.040 2.098 ops/s
57 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M4.insertBatchGreek thrpt 10 19.222 0.144 ops/s
58 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M4.insertOne1k thrpt 10 340595.688 890.248 ops/s
59 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M4.insertOneGreek thrpt 10 625505.472 1545.829 ops/s
60 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M4.searchNearest1k thrpt 10 1882270.175 5435.609 ops/s
61 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M4.searchNearestGreek thrpt 10 13195.738 66.889 ops/s
62 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M4.searchOne1k thrpt 10 1412677.392 3463.464 ops/s
63 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M4.searchOneBackpressure1k thrpt 10 226020.970 893.666 ops/s
64 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M4.searchOneBackpressureGreek thrpt 10 148653.900 598.575 ops/s
65 | c.g.a.r.DefaultRTree.M4.searchOneGreek thrpt 10 965334.223 6030.142 ops/s
66 | c.g.a.r.FBSRTree.M10.createIndex1k thrpt 10 308009.938 1407.690 ops/s
67 | c.g.a.r.FBSRTree.M10.createIndexGreek thrpt 10 7714.208 367.291 ops/s
68 | c.g.a.r.FBSRTree.M10.deleteBatch1k thrpt 10 584.480 2.266 ops/s
69 | c.g.a.r.FBSRTree.M10.deleteBatchGreek thrpt 10 4.052 0.008 ops/s
70 | c.g.a.r.FBSRTree.M10.deleteOne1k thrpt 10 385107.130 1171.853 ops/s
71 | c.g.a.r.FBSRTree.M10.deleteOneGreek thrpt 10 142451.703 561.039 ops/s
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80 | c.g.a.r.FBSRTree.M10.searchOneBackpressureGreek thrpt 10 72409.802 203.148 ops/s
81 | c.g.a.r.FBSRTree.M10.searchOneGreek thrpt 10 159870.093 446.311 ops/s
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93 | c.g.a.r.FBSRTree.M128.searchNearestGreek thrpt 10 8741.048 22.320 ops/s
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95 | c.g.a.r.FBSRTree.M128.searchOneBackpressure1k thrpt 10 33655.478 214.592 ops/s
96 | c.g.a.r.FBSRTree.M128.searchOneBackpressureGreek thrpt 10 42373.400 103.375 ops/s
97 | c.g.a.r.FBSRTree.M128.searchOneGreek thrpt 10 132844.535 375.816 ops/s
98 | c.g.a.r.FBSRTree.M32.createIndex1k thrpt 10 340824.825 1427.018 ops/s
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107 | c.g.a.r.FBSRTree.M32.insertOneGreek thrpt 10 15808.113 47.843 ops/s
108 | c.g.a.r.FBSRTree.M32.searchNearest1k thrpt 10 317327.082 880.329 ops/s
109 | c.g.a.r.FBSRTree.M32.searchNearestGreek thrpt 10 9578.373 23.222 ops/s
110 | c.g.a.r.FBSRTree.M32.searchOne1k thrpt 10 97485.975 417.478 ops/s
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112 | c.g.a.r.FBSRTree.M32.searchOneBackpressureGreek thrpt 10 75889.310 214.524 ops/s
113 | c.g.a.r.FBSRTree.M32.searchOneGreek thrpt 10 192822.212 332.840 ops/s
114 | c.g.a.r.FBSRTree.M4.createIndex1k thrpt 10 246388.305 1176.349 ops/s
115 | c.g.a.r.FBSRTree.M4.createIndexGreek thrpt 10 5669.410 19.090 ops/s
116 | c.g.a.r.FBSRTree.M4.deleteBatch1k thrpt 10 718.547 1.948 ops/s
117 | c.g.a.r.FBSRTree.M4.deleteBatchGreek thrpt 10 3.357 0.013 ops/s
118 | c.g.a.r.FBSRTree.M4.deleteOne1k thrpt 10 550034.845 1973.387 ops/s
119 | c.g.a.r.FBSRTree.M4.deleteOneGreek thrpt 10 108132.615 292.919 ops/s
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121 | c.g.a.r.FBSRTree.M4.insertBatchGreek thrpt 10 7.842 0.057 ops/s
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123 | c.g.a.r.FBSRTree.M4.insertOneGreek thrpt 10 104569.895 409.670 ops/s
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125 | c.g.a.r.FBSRTree.M4.searchNearestGreek thrpt 10 8500.588 86.923 ops/s
126 | c.g.a.r.FBSRTree.M4.searchOne1k thrpt 10 249839.162 648.138 ops/s
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128 | c.g.a.r.FBSRTree.M4.searchOneBackpressureGreek thrpt 10 132758.750 474.568 ops/s
129 | c.g.a.r.FBSRTree.M4.searchOneGreek thrpt 10 291072.100 707.047 ops/s
130 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M10.createIndex1k thrpt 10 366.038 0.944 ops/s
131 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M10.createIndexGreek thrpt 10 7.227 0.021 ops/s
132 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M10.deleteBatch1k thrpt 10 863.355 2.375 ops/s
133 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M10.deleteBatchGreek thrpt 10 10.592 0.052 ops/s
134 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M10.deleteOne1k thrpt 10 1078178.993 4596.369 ops/s
135 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M10.deleteOneGreek thrpt 10 749688.912 5490.636 ops/s
136 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M10.insertBatch1k thrpt 10 503.273 1.693 ops/s
137 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M10.insertBatchGreek thrpt 10 10.088 0.043 ops/s
138 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M10.insertOne1k thrpt 10 540386.917 1822.294 ops/s
139 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M10.insertOneGreek thrpt 10 285919.633 1092.695 ops/s
140 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M10.searchNearest1k thrpt 10 1564875.360 8915.455 ops/s
141 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M10.searchNearestGreek thrpt 10 15129.095 53.566 ops/s
142 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M10.searchOne1k thrpt 10 1954728.558 4568.043 ops/s
143 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M10.searchOneBackpressure1k thrpt 10 272527.348 2296.102 ops/s
144 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M10.searchOneBackpressureGreek thrpt 10 182621.593 1686.114 ops/s
145 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M10.searchOneGreek thrpt 10 960779.777 2091.742 ops/s
146 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M128.createIndex1k thrpt 10 493.683 1.002 ops/s
147 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M128.createIndexGreek thrpt 10 0.383 0.000 ops/s
148 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M128.deleteBatch1k thrpt 10 597.308 2.886 ops/s
149 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M128.deleteBatchGreek thrpt 10 1.202 0.008 ops/s
150 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M128.deleteOne1k thrpt 10 609823.868 6826.192 ops/s
151 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M128.deleteOneGreek thrpt 10 404741.225 2484.310 ops/s
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153 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M128.insertBatchGreek thrpt 10 0.467 0.000 ops/s
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155 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M128.insertOneGreek thrpt 10 5166.370 9.566 ops/s
156 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M128.searchNearest1k thrpt 10 783783.612 3802.950 ops/s
157 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M128.searchNearestGreek thrpt 10 15232.295 219.895 ops/s
158 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M128.searchOne1k thrpt 10 1544826.865 6113.098 ops/s
159 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M128.searchOneBackpressure1k thrpt 10 191507.425 748.758 ops/s
160 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M128.searchOneBackpressureGreek thrpt 10 166833.067 343.403 ops/s
161 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M128.searchOneGreek thrpt 10 895266.835 2094.795 ops/s
162 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M32.createIndex1k thrpt 10 234.225 0.319 ops/s
163 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M32.createIndexGreek thrpt 10 1.968 0.008 ops/s
164 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M32.deleteBatch1k thrpt 10 361.743 0.804 ops/s
165 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M32.deleteBatchGreek thrpt 10 5.223 0.018 ops/s
166 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M32.deleteOne1k thrpt 10 1042636.158 12157.263 ops/s
167 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M32.deleteOneGreek thrpt 10 609961.553 4055.699 ops/s
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169 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M32.insertBatchGreek thrpt 10 2.947 0.011 ops/s
170 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M32.insertOne1k thrpt 10 63605.002 220.209 ops/s
171 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M32.insertOneGreek thrpt 10 59442.023 228.635 ops/s
172 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M32.searchNearest1k thrpt 10 1511820.817 9791.564 ops/s
173 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M32.searchNearestGreek thrpt 10 16556.428 69.698 ops/s
174 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M32.searchOne1k thrpt 10 1348085.732 4513.179 ops/s
175 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M32.searchOneBackpressure1k thrpt 10 188951.482 525.812 ops/s
176 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M32.searchOneBackpressureGreek thrpt 10 221148.828 1310.024 ops/s
177 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M32.searchOneGreek thrpt 10 1243563.467 1462.595 ops/s
178 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M4.createIndex1k thrpt 10 608.908 1.715 ops/s
179 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M4.createIndexGreek thrpt 10 10.698 0.037 ops/s
180 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M4.deleteBatch1k thrpt 10 871.050 2.703 ops/s
181 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M4.deleteBatchGreek thrpt 10 10.853 0.069 ops/s
182 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M4.deleteOne1k thrpt 10 478271.673 2232.777 ops/s
183 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M4.deleteOneGreek thrpt 10 463047.533 4036.076 ops/s
184 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M4.insertBatch1k thrpt 10 817.557 3.067 ops/s
185 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M4.insertBatchGreek thrpt 10 13.758 0.675 ops/s
186 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M4.insertOne1k thrpt 10 748205.473 4871.341 ops/s
187 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M4.insertOneGreek thrpt 10 307131.953 968.768 ops/s
188 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M4.searchNearest1k thrpt 10 2057648.487 7317.197 ops/s
189 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M4.searchNearestGreek thrpt 10 15561.808 57.787 ops/s
190 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M4.searchOne1k thrpt 10 1698568.995 4163.696 ops/s
191 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M4.searchOneBackpressure1k thrpt 10 269511.908 774.639 ops/s
192 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M4.searchOneBackpressureGreek thrpt 10 322781.780 1986.521 ops/s
193 | c.g.a.r.RStarTree.M4.searchOneGreek thrpt 10 1229505.803 4024.594 ops/s
194 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M10.createIndex1k thrpt 10 6112.245 18.041 ops/s
195 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M10.createIndexGreek thrpt 10 163.512 0.348 ops/s
196 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M10.deleteBatch1k thrpt 10 723.605 2.529 ops/s
197 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M10.deleteBatchGreek thrpt 10 13.993 0.049 ops/s
198 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M10.deleteOne1k thrpt 10 1493910.237 4338.617 ops/s
199 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M10.deleteOneGreek thrpt 10 718982.422 4917.254 ops/s
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201 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M10.insertBatchGreek thrpt 10 11.050 0.029 ops/s
202 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M10.insertOne1k thrpt 10 97279.485 424.280 ops/s
203 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M10.insertOneGreek thrpt 10 43562.785 112.622 ops/s
204 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M10.searchNearest1k thrpt 10 2040717.552 4669.559 ops/s
205 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M10.searchNearestGreek thrpt 10 18899.825 86.575 ops/s
206 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M10.searchOne1k thrpt 10 1566622.443 9201.506 ops/s
207 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M10.searchOneBackpressure1k thrpt 10 296222.187 2807.887 ops/s
208 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M10.searchOneBackpressureGreek thrpt 10 213113.043 1785.226 ops/s
209 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M10.searchOneGreek thrpt 10 1211679.030 2007.242 ops/s
210 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M128.createIndex1k thrpt 10 6475.483 17.001 ops/s
211 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M128.createIndexGreek thrpt 10 185.305 0.462 ops/s
212 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M128.deleteBatch1k thrpt 10 481.555 2.085 ops/s
213 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M128.deleteBatchGreek thrpt 10 2.315 0.008 ops/s
214 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M128.deleteOne1k thrpt 10 584323.735 1556.585 ops/s
215 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M128.deleteOneGreek thrpt 10 235103.175 755.759 ops/s
216 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M128.insertBatch1k thrpt 10 494.937 1.263 ops/s
217 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M128.insertBatchGreek thrpt 10 0.450 0.000 ops/s
218 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M128.insertOne1k thrpt 10 6518.873 26.413 ops/s
219 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M128.insertOneGreek thrpt 10 1636.708 2.833 ops/s
220 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M128.searchNearest1k thrpt 10 637463.908 3414.808 ops/s
221 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M128.searchNearestGreek thrpt 10 15465.237 66.446 ops/s
222 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M128.searchOne1k thrpt 10 659508.197 1471.845 ops/s
223 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M128.searchOneBackpressure1k thrpt 10 82068.638 712.262 ops/s
224 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M128.searchOneBackpressureGreek thrpt 10 74989.082 805.592 ops/s
225 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M128.searchOneGreek thrpt 10 489027.343 800.483 ops/s
226 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M32.createIndex1k thrpt 10 7269.938 19.085 ops/s
227 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M32.createIndexGreek thrpt 10 201.143 0.525 ops/s
228 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M32.deleteBatch1k thrpt 10 460.117 6.877 ops/s
229 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M32.deleteBatchGreek thrpt 10 8.728 0.021 ops/s
230 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M32.deleteOne1k thrpt 10 1449276.380 4211.786 ops/s
231 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M32.deleteOneGreek thrpt 10 555204.433 1626.659 ops/s
232 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M32.insertBatch1k thrpt 10 236.673 0.574 ops/s
233 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M32.insertBatchGreek thrpt 10 4.050 0.068 ops/s
234 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M32.insertOne1k thrpt 10 57867.183 98.120 ops/s
235 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M32.insertOneGreek thrpt 10 18452.765 52.784 ops/s
236 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M32.searchNearest1k thrpt 10 1291793.552 3435.910 ops/s
237 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M32.searchNearestGreek thrpt 10 17803.302 48.263 ops/s
238 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M32.searchOne1k thrpt 10 916235.675 1637.117 ops/s
239 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M32.searchOneBackpressure1k thrpt 10 150531.233 1340.445 ops/s
240 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M32.searchOneBackpressureGreek thrpt 10 146222.250 1388.247 ops/s
241 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M32.searchOneGreek thrpt 10 967026.005 2357.105 ops/s
242 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M4.createIndex1k thrpt 10 5484.657 17.538 ops/s
243 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M4.createIndexGreek thrpt 10 146.253 0.382 ops/s
244 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M4.deleteBatch1k thrpt 10 694.030 3.145 ops/s
245 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M4.deleteBatchGreek thrpt 10 14.447 0.054 ops/s
246 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M4.deleteOne1k thrpt 10 1052847.247 3984.898 ops/s
247 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M4.deleteOneGreek thrpt 10 680656.480 5107.310 ops/s
248 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M4.insertBatch1k thrpt 10 688.048 10.247 ops/s
249 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M4.insertBatchGreek thrpt 10 13.732 0.064 ops/s
250 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M4.insertOne1k thrpt 10 135570.753 658.796 ops/s
251 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M4.insertOneGreek thrpt 10 79752.360 369.056 ops/s
252 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M4.searchNearest1k thrpt 10 1583717.602 32463.452 ops/s
253 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M4.searchNearestGreek thrpt 10 14649.123 412.282 ops/s
254 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M4.searchOne1k thrpt 10 1694701.758 40814.417 ops/s
255 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M4.searchOneBackpressure1k thrpt 10 275826.153 1836.530 ops/s
256 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M4.searchOneBackpressureGreek thrpt 10 238867.638 3338.009 ops/s
257 | c.g.a.r.STRFullRTree.M4.searchOneGreek thrpt 10 901480.555 6953.202 ops/s
258 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M10.createIndex1k thrpt 10 5946.477 44.438 ops/s
259 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M10.createIndexGreek thrpt 10 181.343 3.492 ops/s
260 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M10.deleteBatch1k thrpt 10 1100.170 26.867 ops/s
261 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M10.deleteBatchGreek thrpt 10 17.263 0.395 ops/s
262 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M10.deleteOne1k thrpt 10 1251226.570 12473.040 ops/s
263 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M10.deleteOneGreek thrpt 10 636906.037 4428.928 ops/s
264 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M10.insertBatch1k thrpt 10 597.220 1.348 ops/s
265 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M10.insertBatchGreek thrpt 10 12.173 0.043 ops/s
266 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M10.insertOne1k thrpt 10 774699.237 1987.920 ops/s
267 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M10.insertOneGreek thrpt 10 524120.008 1760.715 ops/s
268 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M10.searchNearest1k thrpt 10 2040782.035 8113.322 ops/s
269 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M10.searchNearestGreek thrpt 10 16847.942 77.678 ops/s
270 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M10.searchOne1k thrpt 10 1579444.605 5888.171 ops/s
271 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M10.searchOneBackpressure1k thrpt 10 306926.637 2338.719 ops/s
272 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M10.searchOneBackpressureGreek thrpt 10 218686.672 1626.051 ops/s
273 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M10.searchOneGreek thrpt 10 1337027.745 2993.351 ops/s
274 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M128.createIndex1k thrpt 10 7347.923 24.568 ops/s
275 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M128.createIndexGreek thrpt 10 189.710 0.531 ops/s
276 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M128.deleteBatch1k thrpt 10 456.058 1.509 ops/s
277 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M128.deleteBatchGreek thrpt 10 1.300 0.000 ops/s
278 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M128.deleteOne1k thrpt 10 1028053.473 2706.025 ops/s
279 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M128.deleteOneGreek thrpt 10 279588.923 1153.602 ops/s
280 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M128.insertBatch1k thrpt 10 490.983 0.768 ops/s
281 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M128.insertBatchGreek thrpt 10 0.450 0.000 ops/s
282 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M128.insertOne1k thrpt 10 716255.500 2848.244 ops/s
283 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M128.insertOneGreek thrpt 10 12111.787 60.245 ops/s
284 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M128.searchNearest1k thrpt 10 859013.688 1152.372 ops/s
285 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M128.searchNearestGreek thrpt 10 17243.208 70.436 ops/s
286 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M128.searchOne1k thrpt 10 1372214.778 2888.207 ops/s
287 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M128.searchOneBackpressure1k thrpt 10 216787.932 5758.651 ops/s
288 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M128.searchOneBackpressureGreek thrpt 10 95522.667 860.443 ops/s
289 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M128.searchOneGreek thrpt 10 369234.850 736.817 ops/s
290 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M32.createIndex1k thrpt 10 5844.963 14.315 ops/s
291 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M32.createIndexGreek thrpt 10 204.118 0.392 ops/s
292 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M32.deleteBatch1k thrpt 10 399.133 1.221 ops/s
293 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M32.deleteBatchGreek thrpt 10 7.558 0.021 ops/s
294 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M32.deleteOne1k thrpt 10 890003.428 2872.864 ops/s
295 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M32.deleteOneGreek thrpt 10 616642.460 8804.313 ops/s
296 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M32.insertBatch1k thrpt 10 233.662 0.561 ops/s
297 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M32.insertBatchGreek thrpt 10 4.217 0.000 ops/s
298 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M32.insertOne1k thrpt 10 195669.460 250.455 ops/s
299 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M32.insertOneGreek thrpt 10 177551.407 269.575 ops/s
300 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M32.searchNearest1k thrpt 10 1469145.820 6294.429 ops/s
301 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M32.searchNearestGreek thrpt 10 19454.048 63.555 ops/s
302 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M32.searchOne1k thrpt 10 1771129.027 2748.072 ops/s
303 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M32.searchOneBackpressure1k thrpt 10 330752.713 2878.680 ops/s
304 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M32.searchOneBackpressureGreek thrpt 10 169619.347 2952.397 ops/s
305 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M32.searchOneGreek thrpt 10 988762.777 1155.606 ops/s
306 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M4.createIndex1k thrpt 10 5134.048 9.347 ops/s
307 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M4.createIndexGreek thrpt 10 133.635 0.313 ops/s
308 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M4.deleteBatch1k thrpt 10 1104.978 4.664 ops/s
309 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M4.deleteBatchGreek thrpt 10 16.278 0.073 ops/s
310 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M4.deleteOne1k thrpt 10 856160.808 5135.440 ops/s
311 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M4.deleteOneGreek thrpt 10 564135.910 5984.121 ops/s
312 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M4.insertBatch1k thrpt 10 858.657 8.775 ops/s
313 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M4.insertBatchGreek thrpt 10 14.207 0.784 ops/s
314 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M4.insertOne1k thrpt 10 883422.928 10142.458 ops/s
315 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M4.insertOneGreek thrpt 10 508873.692 1892.846 ops/s
316 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M4.searchNearest1k thrpt 10 2845954.310 20045.647 ops/s
317 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M4.searchNearestGreek thrpt 10 15613.767 77.269 ops/s
318 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M4.searchOne1k thrpt 10 2050764.158 3391.051 ops/s
319 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M4.searchOneBackpressure1k thrpt 10 322323.407 3120.811 ops/s
320 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M4.searchOneBackpressureGreek thrpt 10 180849.955 1645.862 ops/s
321 | c.g.a.r.STRRTree.M4.searchOneGreek thrpt 10 1159670.750 2113.256 ops/s
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1 | package com.github.ambling.rtreebenchmark;
2 |
3 | import com.github.davidmoten.rtree.RTree;
4 | import com.github.davidmoten.rtree.geometry.Point;
5 | import com.github.davidmoten.rtree.geometry.Rectangle;
6 |
7 | /**
8 | * Test on default RTree (quadratic splitter (Guttman)) with various maximum children.
9 | */
10 | public abstract class DefaultRTree extends RTreeBenchmark {
11 | abstract int maxChildren();
12 |
13 | @Override
14 | RTree