Problem 810. Hamming Weight - Size Scoring

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The Hamming Weight, <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamming_weight">wiki Hamming Weight</a>, in its most simple form is the number of ones in the binary representation of a value.The task here is to create a fast Hamming Weight function/method such that processing many 4K x 4K images of 32 bit integer can be evaluated rapidly. Saw this question posed on Stack Overflow.Input: Vector of length N of 32 bit integer values.Output: Total number of ones of the binary representationScoring: Normal Cody Size, while solving multiple cases without timing outExamples: Input [7 ; 3], output=[3 ; 2]; [16 32], output [1 ; 1]; [0 4294967295] output [ 0 ; 32] FFFFFFFF Hex = 2^32-1Stressing Test vector : uint32(randi(2^32,[4096*4096,1])-1)Helpful, possibly, global variables.b1=uint32(1431655765); b2=uint32(858993459); b3=uint32(252645135) b4=uint32(16711935); b5=uint32(65535);Hex: b1=55555555 b2=33333333 b3=0F0F0F0F b4=00FF00FF b5=0000FFFFThe array num_ones is created for values 0-65535 (0:2^16-1). num_ones(1)=0, num_ones(2)=1, num_ones(3)=1,num_ones(4)=2,...num_ones(65536)=15Due to lack of zero indexing num_ones(value+1) is number of ones for value.

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Tomasz on 11 Jan 2013

hmm, the same one (and similar ones) time out for me :(

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