Benchmark scripts with pyinstrument
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- Allows us to import the scale_run as a function for profiling. - Allows us to record the input values to the scale run in a script for repeatability
- Benchmarking script can be called via Python and will write the profiling results to a HTML file
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Closing as superseded by #1012 |
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Relates to #686 |
Short Description
Adds the
src/scripts/profiling/profile.pyscript, which can be run locally and outputs profiling data for thescale_run.pymodel.Intended to be a basis for future work towards #686; now that we have a script that runs the profiling and produces an output, we can look to automate it's execution.
Changes
profiling/directory with short notes on how to run the profiler.scale_run.pyhas it's "main" refactored so it can be imported into theprofile.pyscript.requirements/dev.in(and.txt) includespyinstrument.gitignoreupdates to avoid tracking outputs and artifacts