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ttX = own_time + (time_spent_in_callees x call_count)
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This score prioritizes functions that are computationally heavy themselves (high `own_time`)
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or that make expensive calls to other functions (high average `time_spent_in_callees`).
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This scoring prioritizes functions that:
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1. Consume significant time themselves (own_time)
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2. Are called frequently and have expensive subcalls (time_spent_in_callees x call_count)
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first, filters out functions whose own_time is less than a specified percentage (importance_threshold = minimum fraction of total runtime a function must account for to be considered important) of the total runtime, considering them unimportant for optimization.
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The remaining functions are then ranked in descending order by their ttX score, prioritizing those most likely to yield performance improvements if optimized.
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Functions are first filtered by an importance threshold based on their `own_time` as a
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fraction of the total runtime. The remaining functions are then ranked by their ttX score
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