The `multiprocess.Pool.close` method in Python is used to close the worker processes in a multiprocessing pool. Once this method is called, no more tasks can be submitted to the pool. However, any tasks that were already submitted will continue to be processed until completion. After calling `close`, the worker processes can no longer be accessed or used for further tasks. This method is typically used to gracefully terminate the pool and ensure that all the tasks are completed before moving forward.
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