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Previously, created them in numpy and then converted to dask. Rather created from parts of dask arrays. Hopefully this reduces data movement.
In the distributed case, very little processor time is spent as its mostly waiting on a future. time.time(), though less technically less accurate, will give the waiting time, which is correct.
Current code needs master to run properly.
To stand for visibility row, as opposed to antenna row, to be introduced later.
This commit breaks benchmark.py A dimension containing consecutive antenna values for multiple timesteps. This is related to the unique 'utime' dimension and visibility row dimension 'vrow'. For example, there are 3 unique timesteps below. Timestep 0 has 4 visibility and 5 antenna rows associated with it, while timestep 1 has 3 visibility and 6 antenna rows associated with it. 0 1 2 unique time 1 1 2 5 3 7 2 4 visibility row 2 3 3 4 5 1 4 3 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 7 3 4 antenna row
* Add RIME op tensorflow source to MANIFEST.in * Deprecate ez_setup.py script See pypa/setuptools#581. * Include missing setup.cfg * Pin python-casacore==2.1.2 for now
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PR for the new dask version
RIME Pipeline Configuration
{ 'lm': (nsrc, 2) }
{ 'complex_phase': (nsrc, ntime, na, nchan) }
xarray dataset from Measurement Set (available in https://github.com/ska-sa/xarray-ms/).
xarray dataset from FITS file (available in https://github.com/ska-sa/xarray-fits/).
Input xarray dataset. Massage MS and FITS datasets into Montblanc dataset.
Use tensorflow Dataset API for input into the tensorflow graph. The StagingArea/Queues are complicated and unwieldy and the Dataset API now has a GPU prefetch
of the data, to be consumed internally via Iterators, from Datasets. There's no trivial fit
with dask's worker mechanism. Likely need to create a C++ op cut and pasted from Dataset.from_tensor which consumes an infinite series of tensors.