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Parallel / distributed implementations of algorithms ♾️ #3095

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zhe-thoughts opened this issue Oct 9, 2020 · 4 comments
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Parallel / distributed implementations of algorithms ♾️ #3095

zhe-thoughts opened this issue Oct 9, 2020 · 4 comments
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@zhe-thoughts zhe-thoughts commented Oct 9, 2020

Background: I am from the Ray team (https://github.com/ray-project/ray) and Ray's goal is make parallel / distributed Python as easy as with a simple process. So I was very excited to find this repo, which is a goldmine of good challenges 😉 Because, well, algorithms should be fast

I will start to implement some algorithms here in parallel / distributed manner. But if you are interested please write your suggestions on this thread (as for which algorithms you think I should try).

I'll maintain a list of implemented algorithms with live edits:

  1. Distributed quick sort: #3100
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@rangira rangira commented Oct 11, 2020

I can do parallel dfs and bfs. Can I assign this to myself

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@zhe-thoughts zhe-thoughts commented Oct 12, 2020

@rangira Yes please!

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@xcodz-dot xcodz-dot commented Oct 23, 2020

hello, I was thinking to simplify the process much more by simply making a script which can easily find packages and package them into a single package and then make 2 types of PyPI distributions. sdist (Source Distribution), bdist_wheel (The Python Wheel Distribution). This process would not require any new branch or repository.

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