⚡ Optimize public holdout validation comparison recalculation - #149
⚡ Optimize public holdout validation comparison recalculation#149edithatogo wants to merge 1 commit into
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This PR successfully optimizes the public holdout validation comparison recalculation by eliminating redundant calls to build_public_holdout_comparisons(). The implementation is correct, maintains backwards compatibility, and achieves the stated performance improvement without introducing any defects. The changes are minimal, focused, and ready to merge.
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💡 What: Updated
holdout_gate_blockersto accept an optionalcomparisonslist/tuple, and updatedmainto pass the already-calculatedcomparisonsvariable.🎯 Why: Prevents redundant heavy recalculations of the validation dataset. The main method already generated
comparisons, but it was recalculating them twice in the failure block (once forCAL-G-003and once forCAL-G-004).📊 Measured Improvement: Under a synthetic worst-case benchmark, the failure branch execution time decreased from ~2.22s to ~0.58s. (An almost 4x speedup by eliminating two redundant full recalculations of the holdout comparisons).
PR created automatically by Jules for task 5543032127851689503 started by @edithatogo