⚡️ Speed up function url2file by 53%
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📄 53% (0.53x) speedup for
url2fileinultralytics/utils/__init__.py⏱️ Runtime :
1.62 milliseconds→1.06 milliseconds(best of190runs)📝 Explanation and details
The optimization achieves a 52% speedup by avoiding unnecessary
Pathobject creation for URLs. The key insight is that most inputs are URLs that don't need the expensivePath()operations.Key optimizations:
Conditional Path usage: The optimized code checks if the input contains
://(indicating a URL) before deciding whether to usePath. For URLs (the common case), it simply uses string replacement for the:/ -> ://fix. Only local file paths without schemes use the more expensivePath.as_posix()operation.Eliminated redundant Path overhead: The original code always created a
Pathobject regardless of input type. Line profiler shows thisPath(url).as_posix()operation took 77.3% of execution time (2.57ms out of 3.33ms total). The optimization reduces this to just 14.7% for the minority of non-URL inputs.Performance impact by test case type:
PathaltogetherPathbut have added conditional check overheadPathoperationsContext significance: Based on the function reference in
check_file(), this function is called in a file validation hot path where URLs likehttps://,http://,rtsp://are processed during model downloads and file checks. Since most inputs are URLs rather than local paths, this optimization provides substantial performance benefits for the common use case while maintaining full correctness for all input types.✅ Correctness verification report:
🌀 Generated Regression Tests and Runtime
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