⚡️ Speed up function _rename_aggregated_columns by 298%#272
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The optimized code achieves a **298% speedup** by avoiding pandas' heavyweight `DataFrame.rename()` machinery when possible. Here's why it's faster: ## Key Optimization **Early exit on non-matching DataFrames**: The optimized version checks if any rename_map keys exist in the DataFrame columns *before* performing any renaming operation. In the common case where none of the special aggregation suffixes (`_mean`, `_stdev`, `_pstdev`, `_count`) are present in the columns, it immediately returns a shallow copy without invoking pandas' complex rename logic. ## Performance Benefits 1. **Avoided overhead**: `df.rename(columns=...)` internally performs extensive validation, index alignment, and creates multiple intermediate data structures even when no columns need renaming. The optimized version bypasses this entirely for non-matching cases. 2. **Selective column construction**: When a match *is* found, it builds a new column list using a simple list comprehension and directly assigns it to `df2.columns`. This is significantly faster than pandas' rename machinery. 3. **Test results validate the approach**: - **Empty DataFrames**: 1022% speedup (295μs → 26.3μs) - dramatic improvement from avoiding rename's overhead - **No matching columns**: 333-338% speedup across multiple tests - the early exit path is highly effective - **Large DataFrames without matches**: 605% speedup for numeric columns, 335% for many non-aggregated columns - **DataFrames with aggregation columns**: Still 114-116% speedup even when renaming is required ## Impact on Production Workload Based on the `function_references`, this function is called within **`get_mean_grouping()`**, a metrics aggregation pipeline that processes grouped DataFrames. The optimization particularly benefits scenarios where: - **GroupBy operations** produce DataFrames without the exact mapping keys (e.g., columns like `"value_mean"` instead of `"_mean"`) - **Multiple aggregations** are performed in loops (the function is called once per `agg_field`) - The evaluation pipeline processes many small to medium DataFrames repeatedly The 3-10x speedup for non-matching cases means the metrics pipeline will run substantially faster when processing diverse column naming patterns, with minimal impact on the matching case performance.
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📄 298% (2.98x) speedup for
_rename_aggregated_columnsinunstructured/metrics/utils.py⏱️ Runtime :
11.3 milliseconds→2.84 milliseconds(best of73runs)📝 Explanation and details
The optimized code achieves a 298% speedup by avoiding pandas' heavyweight
DataFrame.rename()machinery when possible. Here's why it's faster:Key Optimization
Early exit on non-matching DataFrames: The optimized version checks if any rename_map keys exist in the DataFrame columns before performing any renaming operation. In the common case where none of the special aggregation suffixes (
_mean,_stdev,_pstdev,_count) are present in the columns, it immediately returns a shallow copy without invoking pandas' complex rename logic.Performance Benefits
Avoided overhead:
df.rename(columns=...)internally performs extensive validation, index alignment, and creates multiple intermediate data structures even when no columns need renaming. The optimized version bypasses this entirely for non-matching cases.Selective column construction: When a match is found, it builds a new column list using a simple list comprehension and directly assigns it to
df2.columns. This is significantly faster than pandas' rename machinery.Test results validate the approach:
Impact on Production Workload
Based on the
function_references, this function is called withinget_mean_grouping(), a metrics aggregation pipeline that processes grouped DataFrames. The optimization particularly benefits scenarios where:"value_mean"instead of"_mean")agg_field)The 3-10x speedup for non-matching cases means the metrics pipeline will run substantially faster when processing diverse column naming patterns, with minimal impact on the matching case performance.
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