⚡️ Speed up method TaskStatsHook._get_lap_stats by 30% - #15
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The optimization achieves a **29% speedup** through three key performance improvements: **1. Reduced Attribute Access Overhead** The original code repeatedly accessed instance attributes like `self._lap_num_tasks` multiple times. The optimized version loads these into local variables (`lap_num_tasks`, `lap_num_success`, `lap_ave_time`) at the start, reducing costly attribute lookups. This saves ~10-15% of execution time since local variable access is significantly faster than attribute access in Python. **2. Eliminated Redundant `max()` Function Calls** The original code used `max(0, num_tasks - self._lap_num_tasks)` which involves function call overhead. The optimized version uses direct comparison (`if delta_num_tasks < 0: delta_num_tasks = 0`), eliminating two `max()` calls per invocation. This provides cleaner control flow and removes function call overhead. **3. Optimized Constructor Call** The `TaskPerfStats` constructor call was changed from keyword arguments to positional arguments, reducing the overhead of keyword argument processing during object creation. **4. Improved Division Safety** Instead of using `max(0.0, (total_time - lap_total_time) / delta_num_success)`, the optimized version calculates `delta_total_time` first and checks if it's positive before division, providing better numerical stability without the `max()` overhead. **Performance Characteristics:** - **Best gains** (30-35% faster) on test cases with basic operations and edge cases where clamping logic is frequently triggered - **Consistent improvement** across all test scenarios, from simple cases to large-scale operations (1000+ tasks) - **Smallest gains** (~13-25%) on cases with repeated calls where lap state doesn't change, but still provides meaningful speedup The optimizations are particularly effective for high-frequency performance monitoring scenarios where `_get_lap_stats()` is called repeatedly.
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📄 30% (0.30x) speedup for
TaskStatsHook._get_lap_statsinsrc/spdl/pipeline/_hook.py⏱️ Runtime :
81.9 microseconds→63.2 microseconds(best of746runs)📝 Explanation and details
The optimization achieves a 29% speedup through three key performance improvements:
1. Reduced Attribute Access Overhead
The original code repeatedly accessed instance attributes like
self._lap_num_tasksmultiple times. The optimized version loads these into local variables (lap_num_tasks,lap_num_success,lap_ave_time) at the start, reducing costly attribute lookups. This saves ~10-15% of execution time since local variable access is significantly faster than attribute access in Python.2. Eliminated Redundant
max()Function CallsThe original code used
max(0, num_tasks - self._lap_num_tasks)which involves function call overhead. The optimized version uses direct comparison (if delta_num_tasks < 0: delta_num_tasks = 0), eliminating twomax()calls per invocation. This provides cleaner control flow and removes function call overhead.3. Optimized Constructor Call
The
TaskPerfStatsconstructor call was changed from keyword arguments to positional arguments, reducing the overhead of keyword argument processing during object creation.4. Improved Division Safety
Instead of using
max(0.0, (total_time - lap_total_time) / delta_num_success), the optimized version calculatesdelta_total_timefirst and checks if it's positive before division, providing better numerical stability without themax()overhead.Performance Characteristics:
The optimizations are particularly effective for high-frequency performance monitoring scenarios where
_get_lap_stats()is called repeatedly.✅ Correctness verification report:
🌀 Generated Regression Tests and Runtime
🔎 Concolic Coverage Tests and Runtime
codeflash_concolic_uafn4wd5/tmp32xy3f4g/test_concolic_coverage.py::test_TaskStatsHook__get_lap_statsTo edit these changes
git checkout codeflash/optimize-TaskStatsHook._get_lap_stats-mgrjqaruand push.