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AI enthusiast shares Python optimization trick using serial einsum calls

An AI enthusiast on Mastodon shared a technique for optimizing Python code involving multiple `einsum` calls. The user discovered that using sequential Python loops over several `einsum` operations, rather than a single, complex `einsum` call, can lead to performance improvements. This approach is beneficial because the `einsum` function may not always optimize intermediate results to fit within CPU cache limitations, making serial evaluation a more effective strategy in certain scenarios. AI

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AI enthusiast shares Python optimization trick using serial einsum calls

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    This is where # AI is excellent - I'd have never thought to introduce "slow" # python loops over mutliple einsum-calls, instead of using one einsum-call for the

    This is where # AI is excellent - I'd have never thought to introduce "slow" # python loops over mutliple einsum-calls, instead of using one einsum-call for the operation. For a threaded evaluation, okay, I've tried that before. But the improvent is here achieved with serial eval…