[Coding and Coftea] Profiling / Parallelism in Python

[Roman Kaufman]

Thanks for the great session folks, you can find the presentation here
<https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1UiaJOsMM2yR3XRasV96lverhVc9UM_gCs1UXR6tQQMM/edit?usp=sharing>,
zoom here
<https://cmu.zoom.us/rec/share/u9YJ1VINJ4MxQsPGgL2y0LVF4RSMIONCLahKALfN7k4Xu1mlXgMxVCC9QLRt5XM9.2aQF1pAY33Q_eGUY>
  (pwd: yH3&jAC@), and markdown instructional here
<https://github.com/autonlab/auton-faqs/blob/main/howTos/concurrencyAndParallelism.md>
.

If you've ever got any questions on profiling/concurrency/parallelism
please don't hesitate to reach out,
Roman

On Thu, Jun 23, 2022 at 9:54 AM Roman Kaufman <rkaufman at andrew.cmu.edu>
wrote:

> Hey folks!
>
> Hope to see y'all for this afternoon's session - bring your experiences,
> advice, and questions! And also your lunch if you'd like, we want this
> informal since it's a lunchtime meet.
>
> *Intended takeaways*
> - A working knowledge of profiling and subsequent visualization options in
> python
> - A working knowledge of parallelization options in python. The choices
> you have, their differences, and when to use what
> - Time for attendees to share the approaches they've found useful and
> further things we'd like to explore
>
> *Some packages we'll be addressing*: cProfile, snakeviz, joblib,
> multiprocessing, threading, asyncio
>
> Hope to see you soon!
> Roman
>
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