Matplotlib - Performance and Large DataHow can you combine the Agg backend with multiprocessing to speed up plot generation in Python?ASet Agg backend inside each process before plottingBSet Agg backend once in main process onlyCUse default backend and share plots between processesDSet Agg backend after importing pyplot in each processCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand multiprocessing and backend scopeEach process runs independently, so backend must be set inside each process.Step 2: Correct backend setting timingSetting Agg backend inside each process before importing pyplot ensures correct non-GUI rendering.Final Answer:Set Agg backend inside each process before plotting -> Option AQuick Check:Set backend per process for multiprocessing [OK]Quick Trick: Set backend inside each multiprocessing worker [OK]Common Mistakes:Setting backend only once in main processSetting backend after pyplot importSharing plots between processes
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