⚡️ Speed up function merge_multi_strings by 6%#2
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The optimized code achieves a **5% speedup** by eliminating redundant computations and reducing memory allocations in the `merge_strings` function: **Key Optimizations:** 1. **Single-pass score computation**: Instead of creating the `scores` list in one pass and then creating `zero_matches` in a separate enumeration, the optimized version combines both operations in a single loop. This eliminates the need to iterate through `scores` twice. 2. **Precomputed expected_overlap**: Moved the calculation of `expected_overlap` outside of conditional branches to avoid redundant computation on every path. 3. **In-place minimum finding**: Replaced `combined_scores.index(min(combined_scores))` with a manual loop that finds the minimum without creating an intermediate list. This eliminates the memory allocation for `combined_scores` and avoids a second pass through the data. 4. **Reduced list comprehension overhead**: The combined loop approach avoids the overhead of multiple list comprehensions and their associated memory allocations. **Performance Benefits:** - **Best for medium-scale merging**: The optimizations show consistent 7-15% improvements across test cases with multiple strings and moderate overlaps - **Memory efficient**: Eliminates temporary list allocations, reducing garbage collection pressure - **Maintains correctness**: All optimization paths preserve the original logic while reducing computational overhead The optimizations are particularly effective for the common use cases shown in tests, where strings have partial overlaps and the function needs to compute Hamming distances across multiple potential alignment positions.
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📄 6% (0.06x) speedup for
merge_multi_stringsindoctr/models/recognition/utils.py⏱️ Runtime :
7.28 milliseconds→6.88 milliseconds(best of241runs)📝 Explanation and details
The optimized code achieves a 5% speedup by eliminating redundant computations and reducing memory allocations in the
merge_stringsfunction:Key Optimizations:
Single-pass score computation: Instead of creating the
scoreslist in one pass and then creatingzero_matchesin a separate enumeration, the optimized version combines both operations in a single loop. This eliminates the need to iterate throughscorestwice.Precomputed expected_overlap: Moved the calculation of
expected_overlapoutside of conditional branches to avoid redundant computation on every path.In-place minimum finding: Replaced
combined_scores.index(min(combined_scores))with a manual loop that finds the minimum without creating an intermediate list. This eliminates the memory allocation forcombined_scoresand avoids a second pass through the data.Reduced list comprehension overhead: The combined loop approach avoids the overhead of multiple list comprehensions and their associated memory allocations.
Performance Benefits:
The optimizations are particularly effective for the common use cases shown in tests, where strings have partial overlaps and the function needs to compute Hamming distances across multiple potential alignment positions.
✅ Correctness verification report:
⚙️ Existing Unit Tests and Runtime
common/test_models_recognition_utils.py::test_merge_multi_strings🌀 Generated Regression Tests and Runtime
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