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Genetic Algorithms in Elixir: Error in task script from ch11 page 180 ebook version 1.0.2
After running a while the benchee test I got the following error: no function clause matching in Task.async/1
I wrote a script with async/3 which works on Elixir 1.17.3-otp27.
defmodule Pmap do
def pmap(collection,func) do
collection
|> Enum.map(&Task.async(Pmap, func, [&1]))
|> Enum.map(&Task.await(&1))
end
def expensive(x) do
x = x * x
:timer.sleep(1000)
x
end
def inexpensive(x) do
x * x
end
end
data = for x <- 1..100, do: x
Benchee.run(
%{
"pmap, expensive" => fn -> Pmap.pmap(data, :expensive) end,
"pmap, inexpensive" => fn -> Pmap.pmap(data, :inexpensive) end,
"map, expensive" => fn -> Enum.map(data, &(Pmap.expensive(&1))) end,
"map, inexpensive" => fn -> Enum.map(data, &(Pmap.inexpensive(&1))) end
},
memory_time: 2
)
"""
Name ips average deviation median 99th %
map, inexpensive 983.51 K 1.02 μs ±3697.41% 0.89 μs 1.35 μs
pmap, inexpensive 2.46 K 406.45 μs ±15.08% 403.66 μs 557.18 μs
pmap, expensive 0.00200 K 501196.83 μs ±0.07% 501063.27 μs 501968.52 μs
map, expensive 0.00002 K 50099628.15 μs ±0.00% 50099628.15 μs 50099628.15 μs
Comparison:
map, inexpensive 983.51 K
pmap, inexpensive 2.46 K - 399.74x slower +405.43 μs
pmap, expensive 0.00200 K - 492932.24x slower +501195.82 μs
map, expensive 0.00002 K - 49273499.77x slower +50099627.13 μs
Memory usage statistics:
Name average deviation median 99th %
map, inexpensive 1.56 KB ±0.00% 1.56 KB 1.56 KB
pmap, inexpensive 39.62 KB ±0.60% 39.60 KB 39.68 KB
pmap, expensive 40.21 KB ±3.01% 39.60 KB 42.02 KB
map, expensive 1.56 KB ±0.00% 1.56 KB 1.56 KB
Comparison:
map, inexpensive 1.56 KB
pmap, inexpensive 39.62 KB - 25.36x memory usage +38.06 KB
pmap, expensive 40.21 KB - 25.73x memory usage +38.64 KB
map, expensive 1.56 KB - 1.00x memory usage +0 KB
"""
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