Armand Collin

Thank you @GrimmSnark for reaching out again. The deep-learning models that ADS uses produce a **semantic segmentation** (which is the one in red and blue above). This image associates every...

> As for the zoom factor, I will certainly try it, but do you have a suggestion on a starting range for that variable? > > N.B. Do you mind...

Using `RUST_LOG=warn`: ```bash » RUST_LOG=warn py-spy record -o test.svg -- sct_check_dependencies -short 1 ↵ herman@tank [2021-06-09T22:05:48.102470115Z WARN py_spy::python_spy] Interpreter address from interp_head symbol is invalid 000055f771de26c0 py-spy> Sampling process 100...

I think this is what's happening here: the scripts I am profiling are executed in the following way: 1. I call the CLI command, e.g. `tool_from_a_toolbox` 2. The entry point...

Updating this issue for anyone who would encounter the same problem (trying to profile a python software built with a single launcher for every entry points). The way to solve...

@benfred FWI apparently, on POSIX (but not on Windows), the constructor for the subprocess module in Python uses os.execvp()-like behavior ([reference](https://docs.python.org/3/library/subprocess.html#popen-constructor)), so this issue might be more common than I...

First, thank you for this wonderful tool! I'll add this: I ran across the same problem using py-spy to profile a python toolbox. Sometimes, when running the following: ``` py-spy...

After further exploration, I realized the `--nonblocking` option completely solves the **Error: No child process (os error 10)** issue, so it could be related to the interaction between py-spy and...

@benfred I am using py-spy 0.3.7 (also tried 0.4.0.dev1 as you suggested in another thread but same behavior). I am using it to profile a bunch of scripts from [Spinal...

Simple reminder: when we will fully implement this script/feature, we need to make sure to use the "batch removal" function instead of using iteratively the "single axon removal" function that...