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www.morconsulting.c High Performance Python – find your bottleneck and go much faster London Python Usergroup Oct 2013 Ian Ozsvald @IanOzsvald MorConsulting.com

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[email protected] @IanOzsvald London Python Usergroup October 2013 “High Performance Python” • Publishing mid 2014 • Please join the mailing list via IanOzsvald.com

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[email protected] @IanOzsvald London Python Usergroup October 2013 About Ian Ozsvald • “Exploiter of Data” in MorConsulting.com • Teach: PyCon, EuroSciPy, EuroPython • Various ML/Parallel/Data projects • ShowMeDo.com • IanOzsvald.com

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[email protected] @IanOzsvald London Python Usergroup October 2013 I teach High Performance... • because it is embarrassingly easy to collect lots of data • turning data->actionable information is hard

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[email protected] @IanOzsvald London Python Usergroup October 2013 The Julia Set Fractal

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[email protected] @IanOzsvald London Python Usergroup October 2013 The code (1/2)

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[email protected] @IanOzsvald London Python Usergroup October 2013 The code (2/2)

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[email protected] @IanOzsvald London Python Usergroup October 2013 cProfile & runsnakerun

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[email protected] @IanOzsvald London Python Usergroup October 2013 kernprof.py -v -l julia.py

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[email protected] @IanOzsvald London Python Usergroup October 2013 memory_profiler.py -v -l julia.py

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[email protected] @IanOzsvald London Python Usergroup October 2013 mprof (memory_profiler)

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[email protected] @IanOzsvald London Python Usergroup October 2013 Cython (annotated->gcc)

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[email protected] @IanOzsvald London Python Usergroup October 2013 Cython (annotated->gcc)

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[email protected] @IanOzsvald London Python Usergroup October 2013 Cython (annotated->gcc)

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[email protected] @IanOzsvald London Python Usergroup October 2013 Cython results Straight CPython (in VM): 8.9s Cython1: 5.5s (uses Python lists) Cython3: 3s (uses numpy arrays) Cython4: 0.15s (expanded math) 66* speed­up

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[email protected] @IanOzsvald London Python Usergroup October 2013 Numba (continuum.io) • Just in Time Compiler (like PyPy/JVM) • Numpy-compatible (unlike PyPy) • LLVM toolchain • Multiple targets (e.g. GPU) • Installation is a touch tricky...

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[email protected] @IanOzsvald London Python Usergroup October 2013 Numba (continuum.io)

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[email protected] @IanOzsvald London Python Usergroup October 2013 Numba results Straight CPython (in VM): 8.9s Numba: 1.4s (using numpy arrays – faster than Cython3 at 3s) Numba2: 0.45s (expanded math) 22* speed­up (vs 66* for Cython)

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[email protected] @IanOzsvald London Python Usergroup October 2013 Missed out... • Ignored PyPy, ShedSkin, Parakeet... • Didn't look at parallelisation • Didn't look at other memory profilers • This will go into the book and maybe training in London

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[email protected] @IanOzsvald London Python Usergroup October 2013 Thank you! • Training interest? • Want to interview more CTOs • Join book mailing list (on ianozsvald.com) • [email protected] • @IanOzsvald • MorConsulting.com • GitHub/IanOzsvald