perf: Update HuggingFace datasets subsystem benchmark baseline to use 4 dataloader workers - #986
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Overview
This PR updates the
num_workersparameter in the baseline configuration for the HuggingFace datasets subsystem benchmarks, reducing it from16to4.Details
gcsfs/tests/perf/subsystembenchmarks/dataloading/huggingface_datasets/configs.yamlnum_workersvalue in thecommon.baselineconfiguration from 16 to 4.4workers as the new baseline for our dataloading subsystem benchmark sweeps. The scaling variants sweep (which tests 0, 1, and 8 workers) remains intact, providing a clean comparison[0, 1, 4 (baseline), 8]to measure performance scaling across different dataloader concurrency levels.