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In this PR, I use std::upper_bound to calculate the empirical cumulative distribution function. However, the principle use of this function is in a quadrature, where each call to the function occurs with increasing argument. Hence, if I could cache an iterator hint, then the call complexity would be an amortized log(log(N)) (or is it amortized constant time? I forget. In either case, it's better than log(N).)
Does boost.algorithm have iterator hints for binary searches?