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www.cppstories.com
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| | | | | After I finished my last post about a performance timer, I got a comment suggesting other libraries - much more powerful than my simple solution. Let's see what can be found in the area of benchmarking libraries. Intro The timer I've introduced recently is easy to use, but also returns just the basic information: elapsed time for an execution of some code... What if we need more advanced data and more structured approach of doing benchmarks in the system? | |
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ssc.io
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| | | | | Session-based recommendation (SBR) targets a core scenario in e-Commerce: Given a sequence of interactions of a visitor with a selection of items, we want to recommend the next item(s) of interest to interact with. Unfortunately, SBR models are difficult to deploy in practice, as (i) session-based recommendations cannot be precomputed offline, but must be inferred online for ongoing user sessions with low latency, and (ii) there is a huge variety of SBR models available, whose inference performance and deployment cost is unclear. As a result, data scientists must typically prototype and evaluate different deployment options in collaboration with devops teams - a tedious and costly process, which does not scale to multiple use cases. Therefore, we present ETU... | |
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artem.krylysov.com
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poignardazur.github.io
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