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WalkthroughEstimator forwarding and prediction now use cost-aware batching, including query-row chunking. ECOC exposes a task-count calculation and uses it when drawing codebooks. ChangesCost-aware estimator execution
ECOC task counts
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant ICLModel
participant QueryChunks as _query_chunks
participant MemberForward as _forward_members
Caller->>ICLModel: predict with queries
ICLModel->>QueryChunks: split rows using cached cost limit
QueryChunks-->>ICLModel: query chunks
loop Each query chunk
ICLModel->>MemberForward: forward members for chunk
MemberForward-->>ICLModel: chunk outputs
end
ICLModel-->>Caller: concatenate chunk outputs
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sdm/models/base.py-953-961 (1)
953-961: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReject invalid
estimator_batch_sizevalues before batch planning.
_plan_batchescuts a batch only wheni - start == estimator_batch_size. It never checks whether the value is valid:
- With
estimator_batch_size=0or a negative int,i - startis always>= 1, so the cut never fires. All compatible estimators then run in one batch, the same asNone.- A misspelled string such as
"Auto"also acts asNone. It is not an int, and it fails the== "auto"budget check.Both
fitandforwardreach this path.forwarddoes so because the== 1fast path in_forward_membersdoes not apply. The result is unbounded device memory use where the user asked for a limit or a budget, and no error is raised.🛡️ Proposed validation
batches: list[slice] = [] + if estimator_batch_size is not None and estimator_batch_size != "auto": + if ( + not isinstance(estimator_batch_size, int) + or isinstance(estimator_batch_size, bool) + or estimator_batch_size < 1 + ): + raise ValueError( + "'estimator_batch_size' must be a positive integer, 'auto' " + f"or None (got {estimator_batch_size!r})" + ) start = total = 0🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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354-378: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winThe chunking test asserts private class attributes. Its budget depends on the ECOC task count.
The test monkeypatches
_estimator_batch_cellsand_estimator_row_cells. These are private attributes. The budget4 * 24 * 4 * 8also hardcodes the valueECOC.num_tasks(12) == 8. If the ECOC task formula changes, the test can stop exercising query chunking and still pass. This passing result would be silent. Derive the task count frommodel.ecoc.num_tasks(12)so the budget stays tied to the behavior under test.The test guidelines say: "Prefer asserting public observable behavior over private state".
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test/models/test_base.py (1)
1084-1108: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueTest the device move through the public
forwardpath.This test calls the private helper
model._forward_membersand passes recipe contexts that it builds by hand. The test therefore depends on the helper's layout, not on public behavior. You can check the same behavior withmodel(x_context=cpu_x, y_context=cpu_y, x_query=cuda_x_query, estimator_batch_size="auto"). That call works if the emptysp.Recipe()transforms CUDA queries after fitting on CPU. Then assert that the recordedx_contextis on CUDA and that the output matchesx_query. TheRecipeExecutionimport would then no longer be needed.As per coding guidelines: "Tests should be sensitive to behavior changes and insensitive to structure changes. Prefer asserting public observable behavior over private state, helper layout, call counts, or incidental repr formatting."
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Review comments at @sdm/models/base.py:
- Around line 953-961: Validate estimator_batch_size at the start of
_plan_batches: accept None, "auto", or a positive integer, explicitly rejecting
booleans, other strings, zero, and negative values with ValueError. Perform this
check before batch planning so both fit and forward reject invalid values.
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Review comments at @test/models/kumo/tabular/test_model.py:
- Around line 354-378: Update test_estimator_batching_many_classes_query_chunks
to derive its estimator batch budget from model.ecoc.num_tasks(12) instead of
hardcoding 8, so the test continues to exercise query chunking if the ECOC task
count changes.
Review comments at @test/models/test_base.py:
- Around line 1084-1108: Update
test_forward_members_moves_contexts_to_query_device to exercise the public model
forward call instead of invoking _forward_members or constructing
RecipeExecution contexts directly. Fit using CPU context tensors, pass a CUDA
query with estimator_batch_size="auto", and retain assertions that recorded
x_context is on CUDA and the output matches the query.
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1002-1015: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winSplit singleton query batches without dropping related tables.
_query_chunksreturns early whenlen(queries) == 1, even when the query cost exceedsmax_cells. Removing that guard alone is insufficient becausetotal // len(queries)still equals the full query cost. Use the cost of one query row across all estimators as the floor, and preserverelated_tableswhen creating chunks.Suggested fix
- # Row chunks of a batch's queries within the cell budget, but never smaller - # than the queries of one estimator on their own. + # Row chunks of a batch's queries within the cell budget, but never smaller + # than one query row from each estimator. total = sum(cells(query.x, num_classes) for query in queries) - if max_cells is None or len(queries) == 1 or total <= max_cells: + if max_cells is None or total <= max_cells: return [list(queries)] rows = queries[0].x.size(-2) - budget = max(max_cells, total // len(queries)) + budget = max(max_cells, total // rows) splits = [ query.x.split(max(1, budget * rows // total), dim=-2) for query in queries ] return [ - [MemberQuery(x=x, related_tables=None) for x in xs] + [ + MemberQuery(x=x, related_tables=query.related_tables) + for query, x in zip(queries, xs, strict=True) + ] for xs in zip(*splits, strict=True) ]🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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its cost exceeds max_cells, and calculate the minimum budget using the combined
cost of one query row across estimators. When constructing each chunk, preserve
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998-1021: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAccount for retained context costs when chunking cached prediction.
_batch_slicesenforces the budget as context cost plus query cost. Cached prediction passes the same cost function and budget to_query_chunks, but_query_chunkscounts only query cost. A fitted batch can therefore forward chunks above the declared budget. Make cached chunk planning use the same per-member context-plus-query cost contract. If a cached estimator batch has no room for query rows, split or re-batch the estimators instead of applying a query-only limit.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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test/models/test_ecoc.py (1)
136-156: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCheck formula counts independently of the generated codebook.
For
num_classes <= max_classes,ECOC.forwardreturns through the direct model path and does not populatecache["ecoc_codebook"]. Keep the codebook-dimension assertion only fornum_classes > 10, while comparingnum_tasks()with independent expected counts for every case.Suggested fix
-@pytest.mark.parametrize("num_classes", [3, 10, 11, 100, 201]) -def test_ecoc_num_tasks(num_classes: int) -> None: +@pytest.mark.parametrize( + ("num_classes", "expected_num_tasks"), + [(3, 1), (10, 1), (11, 8), (100, 12), (201, 23)], +) +def test_ecoc_num_tasks(num_classes: int, expected_num_tasks: int) -> None: ... - num_tasks = ( - cast(Tensor, cache["ecoc_codebook"]).size(-2) - if num_classes > 10 - else 1 - ) - assert ecoc.num_tasks(num_classes) == num_tasks + assert ecoc.num_tasks(num_classes) == expected_num_tasks + if num_classes > 10: + assert cast(Tensor, cache["ecoc_codebook"]).size(-2) == expected_num_tasks🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 998-1021: Update _query_chunks to plan cached prediction chunks
using the per-member context-plus-query cost contract used by _batch_slices,
rather than counting only query cost. When retained context leaves no budget for
query rows, split or re-batch estimators instead of applying a query-only limit.
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- Around line 136-156: Update test_ecoc_num_tasks to compare ECOC.num_tasks
against independent expected counts for every class count. Check the generated
codebook dimension only when num_classes exceeds 10, since ECOC.forward uses the
direct model path otherwise and does not populate the cache.
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145-145: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winControl randomness in the task-count test.
The test draws
xand an ECOC codebook without a fixed seed or generator. Use a locally seededtorch.Generatorfor both draws. As per path instructions, “randomness is controlled via fixed seeds or generators.”🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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