⚡️ Speed up function model_keypoints_to_response by 12%#791
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The optimized code achieves an **11% speedup** through several key micro-optimizations that reduce overhead in the tight processing loop:
**What optimizations were applied:**
1. **Pre-calculated loop bounds**: `num_kpt = min(len(keypoints) // 3, len(keypoint_id2name))` eliminates redundant length calculations and boundary checks in each iteration
2. **Hoisted dictionary allocation**: The `{"class": None}` dictionary is created once and reused, avoiding repeated object creation overhead
3. **Local variable bindings**: Cached references to `keypoints`, `keypoint_id2name`, `keypoint_confidence_threshold`, and `Keypoint` class reduce attribute lookup overhead
4. **Index calculation optimization**: Computing `idx = 3 * keypoint_id` once per iteration eliminates repeated multiplication operations
**Why this leads to speedup:**
- The original code performed `len(keypoint_id2name)` lookup and `3 * keypoint_id` multiplication multiple times per keypoint
- Dictionary creation (`**{"class": keypoint_id2name[keypoint_id]}`) happened for every valid keypoint
- Global name lookups for frequently accessed variables add overhead in tight loops
**Impact on workloads:**
From the function references, this function is called within `make_response()` for keypoint detection models, processing predictions for each detected object. The optimization is particularly valuable for:
- **Large-scale scenarios**: Test results show 11-38% improvements for cases with many keypoints (500-1000 keypoints)
- **High-confidence scenarios**: 11% improvement when most keypoints pass the threshold
- **Batch processing**: Since it's called once per detected object, the cumulative effect across multiple detections amplifies the benefit
**Test case performance patterns:**
- Small cases (1-2 keypoints): Modest 2-8% improvements due to setup overhead
- Large cases (100+ keypoints): Consistent 10-15% improvements where loop optimizations dominate
- Filtered cases (many below threshold): Up to 38% improvement due to reduced dictionary allocations
The optimizations are most effective for production keypoint detection workloads processing multiple objects with many keypoints, which is the typical use case for this function.
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📄 12% (0.12x) speedup for
model_keypoints_to_responseininference/core/models/utils/keypoints.py⏱️ Runtime :
3.08 milliseconds→2.77 milliseconds(best of42runs)📝 Explanation and details
The optimized code achieves an 11% speedup through several key micro-optimizations that reduce overhead in the tight processing loop:
What optimizations were applied:
num_kpt = min(len(keypoints) // 3, len(keypoint_id2name))eliminates redundant length calculations and boundary checks in each iteration{"class": None}dictionary is created once and reused, avoiding repeated object creation overheadkeypoints,keypoint_id2name,keypoint_confidence_threshold, andKeypointclass reduce attribute lookup overheadidx = 3 * keypoint_idonce per iteration eliminates repeated multiplication operationsWhy this leads to speedup:
len(keypoint_id2name)lookup and3 * keypoint_idmultiplication multiple times per keypoint**{"class": keypoint_id2name[keypoint_id]}) happened for every valid keypointImpact on workloads:
From the function references, this function is called within
make_response()for keypoint detection models, processing predictions for each detected object. The optimization is particularly valuable for:Test case performance patterns:
The optimizations are most effective for production keypoint detection workloads processing multiple objects with many keypoints, which is the typical use case for this function.
✅ Correctness verification report:
⚙️ Existing Unit Tests and Runtime
inference/unit_tests/core/models/utils/test_keypoints.py::test_model_keypoints_to_responseinference/unit_tests/core/models/utils/test_keypoints.py::test_model_keypoints_to_response_padded_points🌀 Generated Regression Tests and Runtime
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