You are building a Snowpark application that uses a Python UDF to perform sentiment analysis on customer reviews. The UDF relies on a large pre-trained machine learning model loaded from a file. During execution, you encounter 'Out of Memory' errors within the UDF. Considering the constraints of the Snowpark execution environment and the need to optimize resource usage, which of the following steps is the MOST effective in addressing this issue and ensuring the application's stability and performance?
Correct Answer: B,E
Lazy loading can reduce initial memory footprint of the UDF. Further, the first time when model is requested, it will be loaded in the UDF and cached for subsequent calls. This avoids reloading the same model again and again. Optimizing the model can reduce the memory footprint of the model to the point it no longer causes out of memory issues. Increasing warehouse size may help but won't address the underlying issue. Breaking down the reviews doesn't solve the memory issue within each batch. Stored procedures do not necessarily have more memory allocated than UDFs.