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ianozsvald
March 15, 2013
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Introduction to Object Space
Applied Parallel Computing at PyCon 2013 via
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Transcript
Exploiting Parallelism: Object Space Whiteboard → Producer(s) Consumers → .
.
Problem Statement: Take I . rval = max(rval, func(a, b,
c, d ...)); .
Problem Statement: Take II . for a in range(...): for
b in range(...): for c in range(...): for d in range(...): rval = max(rval, func(a, b, c, d)); .
Problem Statement: Take III . for a in range(...): for
b in range(...): for c in range(...): for d in range(...): yield dict(a = a, b = b, c = c, d = d, ); .
Solutions .