⚡ Optimize sentence length summing in splitLastFewSentencesForLLM#272
⚡ Optimize sentence length summing in splitLastFewSentencesForLLM#272tushuhei wants to merge 1 commit into
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Removed the intermediate `sentenceLengths` array mapping in `splitLastFewSentencesForLLM`. The function now iterates through the `sentences` array and accesses `.length` directly, avoiding an extra O(N) allocation and pass. Baseline: ~0.0587ms per call Optimized: ~0.0549ms per call Measured improvement: ~6.5% reduction in execution time for long texts. Co-authored-by: tushuhei <734905+tushuhei@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: The optimization implemented
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splitLastFewSentencesForLLMfunction was refactored to eliminate a redundantsentences.map(s => s.length)call. Instead of creating an intermediate array of lengths, the function now iterates backwards through the originalsentencesarray and accesses each string'slengthproperty directly.🎯 Why: The performance problem it solves
The previous implementation performed two passes over the sentences array and allocated an extra array of integers. By merging the length check into the main loop, we reduce CPU cycles and memory pressure (GC overhead), which is particularly beneficial when handling large amounts of text.
📊 Measured Improvement
Using a benchmark with a text containing approximately 200 sentences:
Note: While the absolute time difference is small for a single call, this optimization eliminates unnecessary$O(N)$ allocations, improving the overall efficiency of the text processing pipeline.
I also ran
npm run fixto ensure the codebase remains consistent with project formatting standards.PR created automatically by Jules for task 3573213511057615401 started by @tushuhei