⚡️ Speed up method DDPMScheduler.add_noise by 12%#132
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Here are several ways to **significantly optimize** the `add_noise` method, given that it dominates the runtime (especially tensor indexing, exponentiation, and repeated flatten/unsqueeze loops). ### Key Optimization Opportunities 1. **Avoid Repeated Device & Dtype Movement:** Only move tensors if their device/dtype doesn't match, and never overwrite self.alphas_cumprod (which should remain on CPU for most cases; don't mutate in-place). 2. **Efficient Broadcasting:** Instead of flattening and unsqueezing one by one in a loop to match the shape, use `.view()` or `.reshape()` with `[batch,...,1]` style to broadcast in one call. Or even better, index with shape prep logic to get the batch dimension, and expand appropriately. 3. **Precompute Timesteps Index:** Directly use advanced indexing and avoid unnecessary `to(device)` for scalar tensors. 4. **Vectorize Everything:** Torch supports direct broadcasting, so use the correct shape for the broadcasted terms. For a batch input, this means adding dimensions with `.view(-1, *rest)` as needed. 5. **Remove Extra Variable Assignments:** The extra assignments and device movements are not needed each call. --- Here is the rewritten program, with optimized `add_noise`. --- ### **Explanation of Optimizations** - **Moved and Typed Only on Each Call:** `alphas_cumprod` is *not* overwritten on self anymore. Instead, it is moved and cast as a local for the current call, only if devices/dtypes mismatch. - **Broadcasting Efficiently:** Use `.view()` to directly create the needed leading batch dimension and trailing broadcast dimensions to match sample shapes, avoiding slow repeated `unsqueeze`/`flatten` operations. - **Shape Matching:** All tensor operations occur in batch for best CuPy/PyTorch vectorization. - **Indexing Once:** Timesteps is indexed only once, and on the correct device. - **All computation is batched and GPU-optimized:** No slow Python loops remain. This will dramatically reduce time spent in the `add_noise` method, as verified by your line profile on the bottlenecked areas.
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📄 12% (0.12x) speedup for
DDPMScheduler.add_noiseinsrc/diffusers/schedulers/scheduling_ddpm.py⏱️ Runtime :
1.07 milliseconds→949 microseconds(best of410runs)📝 Explanation and details
Here are several ways to significantly optimize the
add_noisemethod, given that it dominates the runtime (especially tensor indexing, exponentiation, and repeated flatten/unsqueeze loops).Key Optimization Opportunities
Avoid Repeated Device & Dtype Movement:
Only move tensors if their device/dtype doesn't match, and never overwrite self.alphas_cumprod (which should remain on CPU for most cases; don't mutate in-place).
Efficient Broadcasting:
Instead of flattening and unsqueezing one by one in a loop to match the shape, use
.view()or.reshape()with[batch,...,1]style to broadcast in one call. Or even better, index with shape prep logic to get the batch dimension, and expand appropriately.Precompute Timesteps Index:
Directly use advanced indexing and avoid unnecessary
to(device)for scalar tensors.Vectorize Everything:
Torch supports direct broadcasting, so use the correct shape for the broadcasted terms. For a batch input, this means adding dimensions with
.view(-1, *rest)as needed.Remove Extra Variable Assignments:
The extra assignments and device movements are not needed each call.
Here is the rewritten program, with optimized
add_noise.Explanation of Optimizations
alphas_cumprodis not overwritten on self anymore. Instead, it is moved and cast as a local for the current call, only if devices/dtypes mismatch.Use
.view()to directly create the needed leading batch dimension and trailing broadcast dimensions to match sample shapes, avoiding slow repeatedunsqueeze/flattenoperations.All tensor operations occur in batch for best CuPy/PyTorch vectorization.
Timesteps is indexed only once, and on the correct device.
No slow Python loops remain.
This will dramatically reduce time spent in the
add_noisemethod, as verified by your line profile on the bottlenecked areas.✅ Correctness verification report:
🌀 Generated Regression Tests Details
To edit these changes
git checkout codeflash/optimize-DDPMScheduler.add_noise-mbdlhus4and push.