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Use tree reduction in `da.bincount`
See original GitHub issueCurrently da.bincount does a reduction over np.bincounts from each chunk. It would be nice to change this to use a tree reduction instead.
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I’m no longer looking at this. That doesn’t mean it’s not useful to people using
bincount. Just have different work today.Did you ever get a chance to do some benchmarking on this @jakirkham?