[Question] What is the best way to parallelize on the graph level

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Feature
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Needs clarification
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python

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Start by reading the existing Dask extensions and tracing how the stream graph currently executes nodes. Determine whether graph-level parallelism requires a design change or an implementation, then document or implement a clearly defined approach and verify that independent nodes can run concurrently without changing existing behavior.

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The dask extensions have given us the ability to parallelize on the "inside a node" level. However, some nodes can be run completely independently from one another. What is the best way to access that level of parallelizem?

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