⚡️ Speed up function risk_by_class_handler by 15%
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📄 15% (0.15x) speedup for
risk_by_class_handlerings_quant/risk/result_handlers.py⏱️ Runtime :
7.14 milliseconds→6.20 milliseconds(best of85runs)📝 Explanation and details
The optimized code achieves a 15% speedup through several key data structure and algorithmic improvements:
1. Single-pass input materialization: Both
__dataframe_handlerand__dataframe_handler_unsortednow convert the inputresultiterable to a list upfront (result_list = list(result)). This eliminates the overhead of multiple iterator traversals and enables efficient empty checks withif not result_list:instead of exhausting generators.2. Efficient column filtering: In
__dataframe_handler, the original code used enumeration with boolean indexing (indices[idx] = True) and tuple concatenation in a loop. The optimized version precomputes column selection using list comprehensions ([src in mappings_lookup for src in first_row_keys]) and direct tuple generation, reducing per-row overhead.3. Set-based skip tracking: In
risk_by_class_handler, the original code maintained askiplist and performedO(n)membership checks (if idx not in skip). The optimized version uses asetforO(1)membership tests, significantly faster for large datasets with many SPIKE/JUMP entries.4. Direct dictionary assignment: Replaced
clazz.update({'value': value})withclazz['value'] = value, eliminating the dictionary creation and update overhead for single-key operations.5. Reduced function call overhead: Pre-extracted frequently accessed attributes (
rc_classes = result['classes']) to avoid repeated dictionary lookups.The optimizations are particularly effective for large-scale test cases where the set-based skip tracking shows dramatic improvements (155% faster for spike/jump aggregation with 500 entries) and moderate gains for mixed datasets (11-13% faster). Basic cases show smaller but consistent improvements, with the optimizations being most beneficial when processing datasets with many classes or frequent SPIKE/JUMP filtering operations.
✅ Correctness verification report:
🌀 Generated Regression Tests and Runtime
⏪ Replay Tests and Runtime
test_pytest_gs_quanttestapitest_content_py_gs_quanttestanalyticstest_workspace_py_gs_quanttesttimeseriest__replay_test_0.py::test_gs_quant_risk_result_handlers_risk_by_class_handlerTo edit these changes
git checkout codeflash/optimize-risk_by_class_handler-mhb2xqpoand push.