The first processing is the importing of files which is intensive due to collecting data on pattern recognition in the files. Similarly, the processing intensiveness (on stored files after unpickling them) will be high in application due to extrapolation of the collected data. Larger files may compound the processing time, and processing large batches of data would ideally be an option. Clearly I do not have any web development experience, so I don't know whether converting large or multiple scripts to javascript could be problematic. So the factors seem to be: how costly GAE could be for server processing (where the Python is used in the controller), and if the cost is not negligible, whether it would be worth attempting to convert and call this code in the browser. Depending on what it takes to determine those questions, the Python conversion/embedding process may be postponed.
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