CustomTimSort is a library where you can sort python objects using custom minruns.
How to use:
from customtimsort import timsort, get_minrun
minrun = get_minrun(len(yours_object))
timsort(yours_object, minrun)
Returns array of predicted minruns for given sizes
:param array_size: array with sizes of arrays we want to predict minrun to
:param path_to_data: name of json file with keys mean, std, standard: "data.json" - you can get it from my gihub reposiroty (dirictory models)
:param model_name: name of model that will predict minrun, standard: "standard_model" - you can get it from my github repository (dirictory models)
Sorts yours_object using given minrun
:param yours_object: something that you want to sort (but you can't use timsort(yours_object=[...]))
:param minrun: timsort parameter for sorting (but you can't use timsort(minrun=[...]))
FAQs
Timsort sorting algorithm with custom minrun
We found that customtimsort demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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