Explain line profiler and how to know which functions are GPU-accelerated. #16079
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Note for reviewers: I am letting CI do the first pass of docs builds. I am only going to bother with building the docs locally if the docs built by CI do not look right. |
galipremsagar
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Jun 25, 2024
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I verified that the docs render well, and I fixed a couple typos. This should be good to go. Thanks for the review @galipremsagar. |
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/merge |
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cudf.pandasdocs could be more explicit about which functions are accelerated. The answer is "most of the cudf API is accelerated, and you can check the results with the profiler." I've answered this question a few times so I wanted to document it.This closes #16074.
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