Use path halving in unionfind to improve performance#404
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@christian-rauch I accidentally pushed to this branch instead of a new one for a different optimization. It's ready for your review now |
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Do path halving instead of path compression in unionfind. This makes the clustering take approximately 46ms instead of 52ms on my 6MP test image.