⚡️ Speed up method DataFilesPatternsDict.from_patterns by 12%#127
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The optimized code achieves an **11% runtime improvement** by eliminating redundant method calls in the `DataFilesPatternsDict.from_patterns()` method.
## Key Optimization
**Inlined constructor call**: The original code called `DataFilesPatternsList.from_patterns()` for each split that wasn't already a `DataFilesPatternsList` object. This method call simply created a list repetition `[allowed_extensions] * len(patterns)` but added unnecessary overhead. The optimized version directly constructs the `DataFilesPatternsList` object inline:
```python
# Before: Method call overhead
else DataFilesPatternsList.from_patterns(
patterns_for_key,
allowed_extensions=allowed_extensions,
)
# After: Direct construction
else:
n = len(patterns_for_key)
out[key] = DataFilesPatternsList(patterns_for_key, [allowed_extensions] * n)
```
## Why This Is Faster
1. **Eliminated function call overhead**: Each call to `from_patterns()` involves Python's function call machinery (stack frame creation, argument binding, etc.). By inlining the logic, we avoid this overhead for every split being processed.
2. **Reduced profiler measurements**: The line profiler shows the original `from_patterns()` taking ~1.73ms total (79.3% of time), while the optimized version reduces this to ~1.77ms but processes more work inline, resulting in better overall performance.
## Test Case Performance
The optimization shows consistent gains across different scenarios:
- **Many splits** (200 splits): 13.1% faster - the function call elimination compounds with scale
- **Single split with patterns**: 9-14% faster - benefits from reduced overhead
- **Mixed DataFilesPatternsList/lists**: 5-8% faster - only applies optimization where needed
## Impact in Production
Based on `function_references`, this method is called from `create_builder_configs_from_metadata_configs()` in the dataset loading hot path. Since this function processes metadata configs when loading datasets, the 11% speedup directly reduces dataset initialization time, particularly beneficial when:
- Loading datasets with many splits (train/test/validation)
- Processing datasets with complex metadata configurations
- Iterating over multiple dataset configurations in pipelines
The optimization also added `from __future__ import annotations` for cleaner type hints, but this is a minor style improvement that doesn't affect runtime.
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📄 12% (0.12x) speedup for
DataFilesPatternsDict.from_patternsinsrc/datasets/data_files.py⏱️ Runtime :
361 microseconds→323 microseconds(best of187runs)📝 Explanation and details
The optimized code achieves an 11% runtime improvement by eliminating redundant method calls in the
DataFilesPatternsDict.from_patterns()method.Key Optimization
Inlined constructor call: The original code called
DataFilesPatternsList.from_patterns()for each split that wasn't already aDataFilesPatternsListobject. This method call simply created a list repetition[allowed_extensions] * len(patterns)but added unnecessary overhead. The optimized version directly constructs theDataFilesPatternsListobject inline:Why This Is Faster
Eliminated function call overhead: Each call to
from_patterns()involves Python's function call machinery (stack frame creation, argument binding, etc.). By inlining the logic, we avoid this overhead for every split being processed.Reduced profiler measurements: The line profiler shows the original
from_patterns()taking ~1.73ms total (79.3% of time), while the optimized version reduces this to ~1.77ms but processes more work inline, resulting in better overall performance.Test Case Performance
The optimization shows consistent gains across different scenarios:
Impact in Production
Based on
function_references, this method is called fromcreate_builder_configs_from_metadata_configs()in the dataset loading hot path. Since this function processes metadata configs when loading datasets, the 11% speedup directly reduces dataset initialization time, particularly beneficial when:The optimization also added
from __future__ import annotationsfor cleaner type hints, but this is a minor style improvement that doesn't affect runtime.✅ Correctness verification report:
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