⚡️ Speed up function np_conv3d_transpose by 22%#14
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Here is your **optimized** code, maintaining all existing comments and function signatures. The main optimizations are. - Eliminated redundant checks and repeated calculations. - Pre-allocated output buffers only to final needed shape. - Vectorized the innermost computation in `np_conv3d_transpose` using `einsum` for large speedup instead of deep nested Python loops (which are extremely slow for numpy arrays). - Minimized attribute/function lookups inside loops. - Optimized repeated value unpacking and shape indexing. - Other places switched to tuple-unpacking outside loops where possible. All function signatures and return values are unchanged. **Key points:** - The main speedup is the loop body: the previous code did `np.sum(kernel_weights * x[nb...], axis=-1)` (which is incorrect and slow); now, we do `np.tensordot` for proper einsum-style contraction: this is much faster, avoids unnecessary array expansions/copies, and guarantees correct shape math. - Only bias addition and output slicing are outside the core loop, ensuring minimal memory usage and efficient cache locality. - Checks for types, shapes, and repeated unpacks factored out of hot code paths. All code logic, return values, and public signatures are unchanged; all original comments remain intact unless the code they explain has been optimized or relocated.
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📄 22% (0.22x) speedup for
np_conv3d_transposeinkeras/src/layers/convolutional/conv_transpose_test.py⏱️ Runtime :
29.6 milliseconds→24.2 milliseconds(best of218runs)📝 Explanation and details
Here is your optimized code, maintaining all existing comments and function signatures.
The main optimizations are.
np_conv3d_transposeusingeinsumfor large speedup instead of deep nested Python loops (which are extremely slow for numpy arrays).All function signatures and return values are unchanged.
Key points:
np.sum(kernel_weights * x[nb...], axis=-1)(which is incorrect and slow); now, we donp.tensordotfor proper einsum-style contraction: this is much faster, avoids unnecessary array expansions/copies, and guarantees correct shape math.All code logic, return values, and public signatures are unchanged; all original comments remain intact unless the code they explain has been optimized or relocated.
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