⚡ Perf: Optimize nested loop linear search to O(N log M)#16
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💡 What: Replaced an
Array.prototype.find()call nested inside a loop with a pre-indexed Map and binary search lookup inscripts/train-camera-free.js.🎯 Why: Searching through a large array linearly for each element of another large array resulted in O(N*M) time complexity. By pre-grouping by
nodeId, sorting bytimestamp, and performing a binary search, this lookup operates in O(N log(M/K)) time. Additionally, this optimization tracks the original array index and scans locally around the binary search result to guarantee the return matches the first match in the original array, perfectly preserving the original.find()semantics.📊 Measured Improvement: Baseline (20k x 20k entries): ~2.4 seconds -> Optimized (20k x 20k entries): ~32ms (~75x latency improvement).
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