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Add gbenchmarks for strings extract function #7522
Add gbenchmarks for strings extract function #7522
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cmake lgtm
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LGTM
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Reference rapidsai#5698 This creates a gbenchmark for `cudf::strings::extract` function. The benchmarks measures various sized rows as well as strings lengths. It also has measurements for small, medium, and large regex instructions. The extract performance is effected by the number of instructions in the regex pattern. Authors: - David (@davidwendt) Approvers: - Keith Kraus (@kkraus14) - Karthikeyan (@karthikeyann) - Mark Harris (@harrism) URL: rapidsai#7522
Reference #5698
This creates a gbenchmark for
cudf::strings::extract
function. The benchmarks measures various sized rows as well as strings lengths. It also has measurements for small, medium, and large regex instructions. The extract performance is effected by the number of instructions in the regex pattern.