⚡️ Speed up function label_from_attrs by 1,093%
#60
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📄 1,093% (10.93x) speedup for
label_from_attrsinxarray/plot/utils.py⏱️ Runtime :
308 milliseconds→25.8 milliseconds(best of29runs)📝 Explanation and details
The optimization moves the expensive
DuckArrayModule("pint").typelookup from inside the_get_units_from_attrsfunction to module-level initialization, where it's cached as_pint_array_type. This provides a 1093% speedup by eliminating repeated expensive imports.Key optimization: The original code called
DuckArrayModule("pint").typeon every function call (5,057 times in the profiler), taking 908ms out of 915ms total runtime (99.3%). The optimized version performs this lookup only once at module import time and caches the result.Performance impact by test case:
Why this works:
DuckArrayModuleinvolves dynamic imports and type checking that's expensive to repeat. Since the pint array type doesn't change during program execution, caching it at module level is safe and eliminates redundant work.Real-world impact: Based on the function references,
label_from_attrsis called extensively in plotting workflows - fromline(),hist(),scatter(), and other plot functions for axis labeling, legends, and colorbars. This optimization will significantly speed up any plotting operation that generates labels, especially when creating multiple plots or faceted plots where the function gets called repeatedly.Error handling: The optimization includes proper exception handling during module initialization to gracefully handle cases where pint is not available, maintaining the same behavior as the original code.
✅ Correctness verification report:
⚙️ Existing Unit Tests and Runtime
test_plot.py::TestPlot.test_label_from_attrs🌀 Generated Regression Tests and Runtime
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