Interactive html plotting and gari benchmarking scipts#270
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Overview
This PR builds on top of the GARI core integration to introduce interactive html plotting and bash scripts to the benchmarking pipeline in
benchmarking/gari/Included Benchmark Utilities
interactive_plot.py: A local html dashboard designed to help researchers interactively visualize data across various parameters (code types, distances, decoder types, prior modes, detector orderings, beam-sizes etc). It provides dynamic data selection, automatic speedup computation against reference baselines, and self-contained PNG export capabilities. The dashboard serves as a baseline framework that can be extended with new features based on the user's own benchmarking parameters. The primary motivation is that making sense of comprehensive parameter sweeps and configurations can be challenging; thus, providing an interactive plot with dynamic filters directly helps in inferring meaningful conclusions from the data.submit.sh: A configured bash script to run batch-submitting parameter sweeps over SLURM to produce the simulated JSONL data for the plot.submit_locally.sh: The local equivalent of the SLURM submission script for generating testing benchmark data on a workstation.README.md: Updated with instructions on how to useinteractive_plot.pyand run the simulation benchmarks.Dashboard Visuals
The plots in PR #269 were downloaded directly from the html dashboard. Here's screenshot of the dashboard:
