SmartPool Examples
This package contains practical examples demonstrating the capabilities of SmartPool for various computational tasks.
Examples Overview
1. Prime Number Counting (count_prime)
Count the number of prime numbers below 10000 using smartpool.ProcessPool. Demonstrates basic usage of smartpool.ProcessPool.
Running the Example
python -m smartpool_examples.count_prime
2. Cross-Validation for Deep Learning models (cross_validation)
Demonstrates SmartPool's capabilities for machine learning workloads with GPU resource management.
Running the Example
# Using ProcessPool
python -m smartpool_examples.cross_validation --pool smartpool.ProcessPool
# Using ThreadPool
python -m smartpool_examples.cross_validation --pool smartpool.ThreadPool
# Using multiprocessing.Pool
python -m smartpool_examples.cross_validation --pool multiprocessing.Pool
# Using concurrent.futures.ProcessPoolExecutor
python -m smartpool_examples.cross_validation --pool concurrent.futures.ProcessPoolExecutor
# Using concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor
python -m smartpool_examples.cross_validation --pool concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor
# Using joblib.Parallel(backend='loky')
python -m smartpool_examples.cross_validation --pool joblib.Parallel(backend='loky')
# Using joblib.Parallel(backend='threading')
python -m smartpool_examples.cross_validation --pool joblib.Parallel(backend='threading')
# Using Ray
python -m smartpool_examples.cross_validation --pool ray
What it Demonstrates
- GPU memory management and core allocation
- Automatic device selection (CPU vs GPU)
- Cross-validation pipeline parallelization
- Resource monitoring during training
- Performance comparison with external frameworks
3. ONNX Inference (onnx_infer)
Runs batched ONNX model inference using InferSessionPool for concurrent GPU/CPU execution.
Automatically manages inference sessions across worker threads.
Running the Example
python -m smartpool_examples.onnx_infer --max-workers 4
What it Demonstrates
InferSessionPoolcreation and session lifecycle management- Multi-threaded inference with automatic device placement
- COCO-format image preprocessing (resize, normalize, letterbox)
- Softmax + top-5 postprocessing
- Progress bars for downloads and inference steps
License
MIT License - see main smartpool repository for details
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