add benchmarks, initially for OcrdMets build/search #585
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…-mets Polishing this forgotten branch with all the updates from the master branch.
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While developing #582 I wanted to know how the changes affect speed, so I set up a performance test on a typical METS file as it would be created by a sequence of OCR-D processors. In the test, METS with various numbers of pages is created and the
OcrdMets.find_filesandOcrdMets.add_filemethods are tested.We could benchmark different aspects of the code or even processors and workflows in the same vein. We could also make that part of our CI tests, maybe with a
benchmarkbranch that can be (force-)pushed to to create performance tests, possibly feeding the results to some service to see how throughput changes (hopefully: improves) over time.