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We are currently working on turning this workflow into a dedicated library. We're working with developers to see what data and charts will be the most useful for understanding performance. Our goal is to provide a seamless bridge between the GHC RTS and high-level analysis tools. Along with the library, we will be providing guides on how to use these data-science techniques to diagnose specific performance pathologies.
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As always watch this space and if this sort of work is interesting to you, hop over to the DataHaskell discord to get in on the action.
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_Contributors: Michael Chavinda, Jireh Tan, Tony Day, Laurent P. René de Cotret_
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