Thank you. With a few tweaks to deal with stuff not mentioned in the question, this is my addaption of your code:
our $INT //= 4;
my %hash;
push @{ $hash{ calcScore( $_ ) } }, $_ while <>;
my @grpKeys = sort{ $a <=> $b } keys %hash;
my @oldGrp;
while( my $next = shift @grpKeys ) {
## Remove any arrays from teh previously processed group
## that are below the interval of the next value - $INT
shift @oldGrp while ( $next - $oldGrp[ 0 ] ) > $INT.
## Process items in the new array
for my $i ( 0 .. $#{ $hash{ $next } } ) {
## against each of the (other) items in the new array
for my $j ( $i+1 .. $#{ $hash{ $next } } ) {
process( $i, $j );
}
## and all of the items in each of the arrays
## retained from the previous pass
for my $g ( @oldGrp ) {
for my $j ( 0 .. $#{ $hash{ $g } } ) {
process( $i, $j );
}
}
}
## Add this array to the previously processed group
push @oldGrp, $next;
}
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