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High Performance Data Processing in Python

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Talk demonstrating how to massively optimise data processing and numerical computation in Python. We perform outlier detection on a large time-series weather dataset (ISD). We take detecting outliers in 600GBs worth of data in Python down from 28 days to 38 minutes.

Topics covered:

  • motivations for fast numerical processing in Python
  • why Python is a slow programming language
  • fast numerical processing in numpy
  • vectorisation
  • using numba to optimise non-vectorised code
  • parallelising computation using joblib

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npm install
grunt serve

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