Fix performance regression in hictk::balance #95
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Regression is caused by calling operator()() of MargsVect inside a loop. This operator now involves a non-negligible amount of computation when processing high-resolution matrices.
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Regression is caused by calling operator()() of MargsVect inside a loop.
This operator now involves a non-negligible amount of computation when processing high-resolution matrices.
Also remove an unnecessary copy of MargsVect when processing chunked matrices.