perfbench 5.0.0

perfbench measures execution time of code snippets with Timeit and uses Plotly to visualize the results.

perfbench

About

perfbench measures execution time of code snippets with Timeit and uses Plotly to visualize the results.

Feature

• It is possible to select measurement modes.

• It is possible to switch between layout sizes dynamically.

• It is possible to switch between axes scales dynamically.

• It is possible to switch between subplots dynamically.

• The result of the benchmark can be saved locally as a html.

• The result of the benchmark can be saved locally as a png. Requires installation oforca. When not to use the function, you do not need to install orca separately.

Compatibility

perfbench works with Python 3.5 or higher.

Dependencies

• tqdm(4.6.1 or higher.)

• cerberus(1.1 or higher.)

• plotly(3.0.0 or higher)

• notebook(6.0 or higher.)

• ipywidgets(7.2 or higher.)

Installation

pip install perfbench

Usage

Plotting a single figure. Here is the demonstration.

import numpy as np
from perfbench import *


bm = Benchmark(
    datasets=[
        Dataset(
            factories=[
                lambda n: np.random.uniform(low=-1., high=1., size=n).astype(np.float64),
            ],
            title='float64'
        )
    ],
    dataset_sizes=[2 ** n for n in range(26)],
    kernels=[
        Kernel(
            stmt='np.around(DATASET)',
            setup='import numpy as np',
            label='around'
        ),
        Kernel(
            stmt='np.rint(DATASET)',
            setup='import numpy as np',
            label='rint'
        )
    ],
    xlabel='dataset sizes',
    title='around vs rint',
)
bm.run()
bm.plot()

plot1

Plotting multiple plots on a single figure. Here is the demonstration.

import numpy as np
from perfbench import *


bm = Benchmark(
    datasets=[
        Dataset(
            factories=[
                lambda n: np.random.uniform(low=-1., high=1., size=n).astype(np.float16),
            ],
            title='float16'
        ),
        Dataset(
            factories=[
                lambda n: np.random.uniform(low=-1., high=1., size=n).astype(np.float32),
            ],
            title='float32'
        ),
        Dataset(
            factories=[
                lambda n: np.random.uniform(low=-1., high=1., size=n).astype(np.float64),
            ],
            title='float64'
        )
    ],
    dataset_sizes=[2 ** n for n in range(26)],
    kernels=[
        Kernel(
            stmt='np.around(DATASET)',
            setup='import numpy as np',
            label='around'
        ),
        Kernel(
            stmt='np.rint(DATASET)',
            setup='import numpy as np',
            label='rint'
        ),
    ],
    xlabel='dataset sizes',
    title='around vs rint',
)
bm.run()
bm.plot()

plot2

plot2

Switching between layout sizes.

import numpy as np
from perfbench import *


bm = Benchmark(
    datasets=[
        Dataset(
            factories=[
                lambda n: np.random.uniform(low=-1., high=1., size=n).astype(np.float64),
            ],
            title='float64'
        )
    ],
    dataset_sizes=[2 ** n for n in range(26)],
    kernels=[
        Kernel(
            stmt='np.around(DATASET)',
            setup='import numpy as np',
            label='around'
        ),
        Kernel(
            stmt='np.rint(DATASET)',
            setup='import numpy as np',
            label='rint'
        )
    ],
    xlabel='dataset sizes',
    title='around vs rint',
    layout_sizes=[
        LayoutSize(width=640, height=480, label='VGA'),
        LayoutSize(width=800, height=600, label='SVGA'),
        LayoutSize(width=1024, height=768, label='XGA'),
        LayoutSize(width=1280, height=960, label='HD 720p'),
    ]
)
bm.run()
bm.plot()

plot3

Save as a html.

# same as above
bm.save_as_html(filepath='/path/to/file')

Save as a png.

# same as above
bm.save_as_png(filepath='/path/to/file', width=1280, height=960)

Other Here are a few examples.

License

This software is released under the MIT License, see LICENSE.