PlasmaCalcs.tools.multiprocessing.TaskPartition

class PlasmaCalcs.tools.multiprocessing.TaskPartition(original, groups, **kw_super)

a container for a list of TaskGroups, each with Tasks from the same TaskContainer.

Knows to call each TaskGroup in parallel,

but call in series the individual tasks within each TaskGroup.

Helps with TaskContainer.coarsen.

assign_task_idx: bool: whether to assign task.i for each task, based on its position in self.
printable_process_name: None or str: include in progress update printouts. If None, use a reasonable default.

__init__(original, groups, **kw_super): should set self.data = something related to stuff.

Methods

`__init__`(original, groups, **kw_super)
`assign_task_idx`()
`coarsen`([ncoarse, idx])
`enumerate`([idx])
`errors_ok_tuple`([value])
`from_task_container`(original[, ncoarse, ...])
`init_result`()
`new_empty`([fill])
`size`([idx])

Attributes

assign_task_idx(): assign task.i for tasks in self, based on their positions in self.

coarsen(ncoarse=5, *, idx=None): return a TaskPartition containing TaskGroups of size ncoarse.

Useful for coarsening a TaskContainer for more efficient multiprocessing;

grouping tasks together can reduce the overhead of multiprocessing,

while still allowing for parallel processing as the groups are run in parallel.

if idx is provided, only group the tasks with those indices.

enumerate(idx=None): iterate through i in idx, yielding (i, self[i]) pairs.

If idx is None, iterate through all objs in self (see self._enumerate_all).

property errors_ok: tuple of Exception types which are okay for tasks to raise.

setting self.errors_ok = False –> use empty tuple, i.e. no errors are okay.

setting self.errors_ok = errtype –> use errors_ok = (errtype,).

setting errors_ok will crash if it includes any parent class of KeyboardInterrupt,

e.g. errors_ok=BaseException will crash, but errors_ok=Exception will be fine.

See also: self.errors_ok_tuple

errors_ok_tuple(value=UNSET): returns tuple of okay errors. UNSET –> self.errors_ok.

False –> (). errtype –> (errtype,).

if result includes any parent class of KeyboardInterrupt, raises InputError.

e.g. errors_ok_tuple(BaseException) will crash, but errors_ok_tuple(Exception) will be fine.

classmethod from_task_container(original, ncoarse=5, *, idx=None, errors_ok=UNSET, result_missing=UNSET)

return a TaskPartition containing TaskGroups of size ncoarse.

Useful for coarsening a TaskContainer for more efficient multiprocessing;

grouping tasks together can reduce the overhead of multiprocessing,

while still allowing for parallel processing as the groups are run in parallel.

if idx is provided, only group the tasks with those indices.

errors_ok: UNSET or bool, Exception type, or tuple of Exception types: whether it is okay for some tasks to produce certain errors.

False –> crash if any task crashes. Equivalent to errors_ok=().

True –> except Exception (not BaseException, though). Equivalent to errors_ok=Exception.

Exception type or tuple –> except this type (or these types, if tuple).

UNSET –> use original.errors_ok.
result_missing: any object: result to record for tasks which crash (if errors_ok!=False). Default RESULT_MISSING.

UNSET –> use original.result_missing.

init_result(): set self.result = container with similar shape as self, filled with RESULT_MISSING.

Then, return self.result.

The idea is that self.result[idx] will correspond to the result of self[idx].

new_empty(fill=UNSET): return a new list of the same shape as self, filled with the value fill.

property printable_process_name: return the name to be used for progress updates, if any.

If None, use the default: “[type(self)].__call__”.

size(idx=None): return the number of objects in the container, or in idx if provided.