⚡️ Speed up function _get_experiment_schema_version by 26%#44
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The optimization introduces **function-level caching** to eliminate repeated dictionary lookups. The original code performs a dictionary lookup (`constants.SCHEMA_VERSIONS[constants.SYSTEM_EXPERIMENT]`) on every function call, while the optimized version caches the result after the first lookup. **Key changes:** - Added a caching mechanism using `hasattr()` to check if the result is already cached on the function object - Store the dictionary lookup result in `_get_experiment_schema_version._cached` after the first call - Return the cached value directly on subsequent calls **Why this is faster:** - Dictionary lookups in Python have O(1) average case but still involve hash computation and key comparison overhead - The `hasattr()` check and attribute access (`._cached`) are faster operations than dictionary lookups - After the first call, the function avoids the dictionary lookup entirely **Performance characteristics from tests:** - Shows 25% overall speedup (11.9μs → 9.44μs) - Most effective for scenarios with repeated calls (77% faster in basic tests) - Particularly beneficial with large dictionaries (35-55% faster with 1000+ keys) - Minimal impact for single calls due to initial caching overhead This optimization assumes `constants.SYSTEM_EXPERIMENT` and `constants.SCHEMA_VERSIONS` are truly constant at runtime, which is appropriate for configuration values in Google Cloud AI Platform.
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📄 26% (0.26x) speedup for
_get_experiment_schema_versioningoogle/cloud/aiplatform/metadata/metadata.py⏱️ Runtime :
11.9 microseconds→9.44 microseconds(best of175runs)📝 Explanation and details
The optimization introduces function-level caching to eliminate repeated dictionary lookups. The original code performs a dictionary lookup (
constants.SCHEMA_VERSIONS[constants.SYSTEM_EXPERIMENT]) on every function call, while the optimized version caches the result after the first lookup.Key changes:
hasattr()to check if the result is already cached on the function object_get_experiment_schema_version._cachedafter the first callWhy this is faster:
hasattr()check and attribute access (._cached) are faster operations than dictionary lookupsPerformance characteristics from tests:
This optimization assumes
constants.SYSTEM_EXPERIMENTandconstants.SCHEMA_VERSIONSare truly constant at runtime, which is appropriate for configuration values in Google Cloud AI Platform.✅ Correctness verification report:
🌀 Generated Regression Tests and Runtime
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