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authorSebastian Berg <sebastian@sipsolutions.net>2021-03-23 18:33:15 -0500
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-Reduced call overheads with keyword arguments
----------------------------------------------
-In the following cases NumPy now has a much reduced call
-overhead:
-
-* The array creation functions ``np.asarray``,
- ``np.asanyarray``, ``np.ascontiguousarray``, and
- ``np.asfortranarray``. These are now always as fast
- as ``np.array`` itself.
-* Universal functions (partially limited to Python 3.8+).
-* Many NumPy array methods when keyword arguments are used.
-
-This can lead to large performance improvements for some
-function calls when working with small arrays.
-For functions improved here, the use of keyword arguments
-will only have a minimal performance impact.