How to use _make_stats method in pytest-benchmark

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calc_interene.py

Source: calc_interene.py Github

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...6import argparse7import numpy as np8from sgenlib import pdb9from sgenlib import parsing10def _make_stats(data) :11 mean = data.mean()12 std = data.std()/​np.sqrt(data.shape[0])13 nhalf = int(0.5*data.shape[0])14 drift = np.abs(data[:nhalf].mean() - data[nhalf:].mean())15 return "%.3f\t%.3f\t%.3f"%(mean, std, drift),[mean, std, drift]16if __name__ == '__main__' :17 # Command-line input18 parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Calculate ligand-protein interaction energies")19 parser.add_argument('files',nargs="+",help="the Gromacs xvg-files")20 parser.add_argument('-o','--out',help="the output file")21 parser.add_argument('-p','--pdb',help="the protein",default=[])22 parser.add_argument('-r','--repeats', help="repeat replacement", default=["r1_", "r2_", "r3_", "r4_", "r5_", "r6_", "r8_", "r9_", "r10_"])23 args = parser.parse_args()24residues = ["CU", "CL"]25for res in pdb.PDBFile(args.pdb).residues[:235] :26 residues.append("%s%d"%(res.resname.capitalize(),res.serial))27all_data = None28for ri, replacement in enumerate(args.repeats):29 r_data = []30 if ri == 0 :31 outname = args.out32 else:33 outname = args.out.replace(args.repeats[0], replacement)34 with open(outname, "w") as f :35 if ri == 0 :36 files = args.files37 else :38 files = [file.replace(args.repeats[0], replacement) for file in args.files]39 for file in files :40 data = parsing.parse2ndarray(file)41 (nrows, nitems) = data.shape42 for i in range(1, nitems, 2):43 ele_str, ele = _make_stats(data[:, i])44 vdw_str, vdw = _make_stats(data[:, i+1])45 tot_str, tot = _make_stats(data[:, i] + data[:, i+1])46 ele.extend(vdw)47 ele.extend(tot)48 r_data.append(ele)49 f.write("%s\t%s\t%s\t%s\n"%(residues[i-1], ele_str, vdw_str, tot_str))50 if ri == 0 :51 r_data = np.asarray(r_data)52 nrow, ncol = r_data.shape53 all_data = np.zeros([len(args.repeats), nrow, ncol])54 all_data[0, :, : ] = r_data55 else :56 all_data[ri, :, : ] = np.asarray(r_data)57with open(args.out.replace(args.repeats[0], "all_"), "w") as f :58 mean_data = all_data.mean(axis=0)59 for i in range(0, 7, 3):...

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test_performance.py

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...14 telegraf_server, telegraf_client = telegraf_server_client15 telegraf_client.sender._batch_size = batch_size16 rounds = 1017 loops = 99918 stats_session = custom_benchmark._make_stats(iterations=1)19 for _ in range(rounds):20 await _runner(telegraf_client, loops=loops, stats_session=stats_session)21 await asyncio.sleep(0.1) # flush buffers22@pytest.mark.parametrize('batch_size', [0, 50, 200, 500, 1000])23async def test_perf_multiple_workers(custom_benchmark, telegraf_server_client, batch_size):24 telegraf_server, telegraf_client = telegraf_server_client25 telegraf_client.sender._batch_size = batch_size26 rounds = 1027 workers = 1028 stats_session = custom_benchmark._make_stats(iterations=1)29 for round_num in range(rounds):30 tasks = [_runner(telegraf_client, loops=99, stats_session=stats_session) for _ in range(workers)]31 await asyncio.gather(*tasks)32 await asyncio.sleep(0.2) # flush buffers33async def _runner(telegraf_client, loops, stats_session):34 started_at = timer()35 for i in range(loops):36 telegraf_client.timing('perf.timer', 0.003, tags=['name:marlin', 'flow:custom'])37 await asyncio.sleep(0.0)...

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