Implement saving and loading of pyFFTW wisdom for substantial speedup#11
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I'd like to try to get this working on my computer - once it does, I'll give additional thumbs up for this to get merged. |
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As an example, running forward NSGT on
fugue.wavetakes 1s compared to about 180s initially, andnsgt_test.pytakes 8s instead of 30s on my machine, because we essentially skip over all the planning.