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⚡️ Speed up methodModelSchema.to_dict by 6%#70
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The optimization adds a simple early-return check for empty dictionaries before performing the dictionary comprehension. When `super().to_dict()` returns an empty dictionary, the optimized version immediately returns it without executing the comprehension `{k: v for k, v in super_dict.items() if v is not None}`.**Key optimization:**- **Early exit for empty dictionaries**: The `if not super_dict:` check avoids the overhead of creating a new dictionary and iterating through zero items when the parent's `to_dict()` returns an empty dict.**Why this provides a speedup:**- Dictionary comprehensions have fixed overhead costs (creating the new dict object, setting up the iteration) even when processing zero items- The early return eliminates these costs entirely for empty inputs- Python's truthiness check on dictionaries (`not super_dict`) is extremely fast - it just checks if the dict size is zero**Performance characteristics based on test results:**- Most effective on empty schemas (3.68% faster) where the early return is triggered- Still provides 4-9% speedup on populated dictionaries due to reduced function call overhead and more efficient bytecode execution- Particularly good for scenarios with many small or empty model instances, which is common in data processing pipelinesThe optimization maintains identical behavior while reducing unnecessary work when the input dictionary is empty.Sign up for freeto join this conversation on GitHub. Already have an account?Sign in to comment
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📄 6% (0.06x) speedup for
ModelSchema.to_dictinguardrails/classes/schema/model_schema.py⏱️ Runtime :
156 microseconds→147 microseconds(best of56runs)📝 Explanation and details
The optimization adds a simple early-return check for empty dictionaries before performing the dictionary comprehension. When
super().to_dict()returns an empty dictionary, the optimized version immediately returns it without executing the comprehension{k: v for k, v in super_dict.items() if v is not None}.Key optimization:
if not super_dict:check avoids the overhead of creating a new dictionary and iterating through zero items when the parent'sto_dict()returns an empty dict.Why this provides a speedup:
not super_dict) is extremely fast - it just checks if the dict size is zeroPerformance characteristics based on test results:
The optimization maintains identical behavior while reducing unnecessary work when the input dictionary is empty.
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