The `imap_unordered` method in the `multiprocess.Pool` class in Python allows for efficient parallel processing of a given iterable. Unlike the `imap` method, `imap_unordered` does not guarantee that the order of the resulting items matches the order of the original iterable. It returns an iterator that asynchronously computes the function for each item in the iterable, allowing for results to be retrieved as soon as they are available. This makes it useful when the order of the results is not important and you want to process them as soon as possible, maximizing efficiency in parallel processing tasks.
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