I have generated huge amount of data for graphs that I am doing research on. I am trying to parallelize the function `is_interval()` in CUDA to hopefully speed up the computation time that it would take. However, when I use `from numba import cuda`, sage fails because it does not have `numba` in a library. I have looked at a ton of resources and as of right now I cannot find anything that would link this library into sage. Is there a way to do that easily? I have tried going into the shell and doing `pip install numba` but that does not work at all. How can I integrate numba so I can use CUDA? I do not want to have to wait the days/weeks it might take to compute this problem otherwise. I am talking the magnitude of trillions of graphs I have to search through and filter out interval graphs.
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