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perf(engine): a model with many variables and constraints builds about 15% faster - #2022
Prompt: Let's check how we can make specsolve faster for small models 100-10k variables
Prompt: We should make this ONE PR!
Prompt: We should try to keep it as simple as possible
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The build reads each stage's tables for every declaration in one pass, and it numbers constraint rows once the model is frozen. On main with #2065, port models built 15% faster at the median (28 of 44 faster, none slower). Models of 1M columns and more were level. The A/B below predates the merge of 0.11.0 and was not taken again.
Why. A polars query has a fixed cost however few rows it holds. Each declaration's tables were collected one query at a time, so a small model with many declarations paid that cost dozens of times.
Rows numbered at freeze. Each constraint builds its labelled block, rows, matrix share and quadratic share on rows of its own from 0, and drops its rows with no terms there. Assembly.run moves every block onto the model's rows once (_moved, only where the offset is not zero). Assembly.n_rows and the start argument through the constraint path are gone.
Shared passes.labels.Domain names the coordinates a declaration spans, and labels.frames numbers several domains in one pass. It replaces labels.frame. _build_variables reads the variables' labels in as few passes as _waves allows, and their bounds in one more pass. A variable whose where reads a variable of the current pass starts a new pass, because its mask reads that variable's labels. _build_constraints compiles each constraint into a _Constraint, then reads all labels, all constant sides and all linear terms in three passes. attach reads every source table in one collected_all.
The coverage check rides on the batched pass.constant_side returns a plan with one gap column per owed constant term, and refuse_uncovered reads those columns after the one collect. A term with no parameter under it is owed nothing, as on main since fix(engine): models that crashed, were refused or were built unlike the file now build as written #2051. A constraint's restrictions include its constant terms' presences.
Each block collapses its own share, as on main: _matrix_share sums repeated cells, drops zeros and orders the block. Each constraint's raw terms are let go as soon as its block has summed them.
Dropped: one collapse for the whole model. It made the port models faster still, but it sorted the stacked 2M-entry matrix of network/m on top of everything the build held, and it read peak memory +18% on network/m. It can come back as its own PR, measured at network/l.
Behaviour. A model with errors in several constraints can report a different one first, because every constraint is compiled and labelled before any is checked. The fuzz baseline records this: seed 349 now has a wording finding (the relational lane names c2, the linopy lane names c1), and seed 211 no longer has one. The maintainer chose to keep this order.
Seed 980 crashed the relational lane with KeyError. A variable whose where reads another variable asked for that variable's labels before the one pass had made them. test_a_variable_whose_where_reads_another_variable_exists_where_that_one_does failed with KeyError: 'pick' before the fix, and it passes on main.
A/B on the ports: bench.ab.compare, build only (before the merge of 0.11.0)
python -m bench.ab.compare origin/claude/specsolve-mathspec-update-1r2vw1 origin/claude/batched-build -k port- --rounds 6, the base being #2065's head 792d441, whose tree main has at 582e5c1. What is counted: sps.build wall time, warm, a fresh process per side per round, 6 rounds per side, ABBA. Values are medians; the change is the median paired ratio. Machine: this container, 4 cores, Python 3.12.3, polars 2.0.0, not the bench box; load average 0.91 before, 1.46 after.
28 faster, 16 no change, none slower; the median change over all 44 cells is −14.9% (−1.4% to −29.0%), and −19.6% over the 28 faster cells. With nothing changed, about 1.4 of 44 cells would read faster or slower by chance.
cell
base ms
head ms
change
head lower in
verdict
case-transport-s
43.8
42.1
-3.6%
6/6
faster
port-dispatch
12.4
11.4
-9.3%
5/6
no change
port-facility_location
21.2
17.2
-15.0%
5/6
no change
port-genx_piecewise_fuel
129
92.7
-29.0%
6/6
faster
port-monthly_budget
19.3
18
-8.3%
6/6
faster
port-multi_period
19
18.5
-3.3%
4/6
no change
port-osemosys_utopia
75.8
64.1
-18.6%
5/6
no change
port-piecewise
82.6
73
-9.8%
6/6
faster
port-piecewise_conversion
50.4
38.8
-19.5%
6/6
faster
port-piecewise_lp
78.8
75
-8.0%
4/6
no change
port-piecewise_ragged
82.3
79.7
-4.3%
4/6
no change
port-pypsa_ac_dc
68
53.5
-20.5%
6/6
faster
port-pypsa_committable_extendable
37.3
29.4
-21.2%
6/6
faster
port-pypsa_cvar
33.1
28.4
-13.2%
5/6
no change
port-pypsa_cyclic_storage
56.3
44.2
-23.3%
6/6
faster
port-pypsa_energy_sum
28.3
21.8
-20.3%
6/6
faster
port-pypsa_fixed
34.4
25.7
-25.4%
6/6
faster
port-pypsa_global_limits
57.3
46.5
-24.3%
6/6
faster
port-pypsa_growth_limit
35
32
-8.4%
6/6
faster
port-pypsa_kvl
28.8
24.6
-16.2%
6/6
faster
port-pypsa_linearized_uc
39.6
31
-23.2%
6/6
faster
port-pypsa_link_delay
26.3
21.5
-12.9%
6/6
faster
port-pypsa_losses
59.6
45.1
-19.7%
6/6
faster
port-pypsa_min_up_down
53.3
39.5
-28.8%
6/6
faster
port-pypsa_mixed_cycling
47
34.3
-26.0%
6/6
faster
port-pypsa_modular
26.5
23.2
-11.5%
6/6
faster
port-pypsa_multi_period
22.7
21.6
-4.4%
5/6
no change
port-pypsa_multilink
17.9
16.7
-6.0%
4/6
no change
port-pypsa_ramp
37.4
31.1
-17.6%
6/6
faster
port-pypsa_spill
43.9
33
-26.5%
6/6
faster
port-pypsa_stochastic
18.3
17.3
-5.5%
6/6
faster
port-pypsa_storage
68.2
52.4
-23.1%
6/6
faster
port-pypsa_store
41.9
34.5
-19.1%
6/6
faster
port-pypsa_transport
22.4
21.1
-3.7%
5/6
no change
port-pypsa_unit_commitment
50.4
36.5
-27.8%
5/6
no change
port-reserves
56.6
44.6
-16.6%
6/6
faster
port-stigler_diet
10.8
10.7
-1.4%
3/6
no change
port-storage
20.4
17.6
-14.8%
6/6
faster
port-telephone_routing
16.6
14.9
-9.7%
6/6
faster
port-transport
22.1
20
-10.2%
5/6
no change
port-transport_dantzig
15.5
14.6
-5.3%
5/6
no change
port-transport_modes
17.9
16.6
-6.3%
5/6
no change
port-transport_pwl
47.9
34.7
-23.4%
6/6
faster
port-tsp_mtz
27.4
24.5
-11.9%
5/6
no change
A/B on the ladder models, build only, and peak memory (before the merge of 0.11.0)
Base #2065's head 792d441, whose tree main has at 582e5c1; head 97e083d. One fresh process per measurement, base and head alternated ABBA for three rounds. Each process times sps.build 9 times (3 at l) and reports its minimum; the table gives the median of the three minima. Peak is ru_maxrss of the process. Load average 0.86 before, 2.16 after.
model
base ms
head ms
head ÷ base
head faster in
base peak MB
head peak MB
network xs (10k)
57.8
47.6
0.82
3/3
187
187
network s (100k)
77.8
67.1
0.86
3/3
226
228
sector xs (3k)
25.9
23.0
0.89
3/3
183
184
sector s (30k)
37.1
34.8
0.94
3/3
202
202
nodal xs (3k)
18.0
16.7
0.93
3/3
180
180
dispatch xs (10k)
15.3
14.7
0.96
3/3
177
177
network m (1M)
260.7
253.2
0.97
2/3
586
586
dispatch m (1M)
57.8
56.5
0.98
2/3
353
344
network l (10M)
2596.1
2780.2
1.07
1/3
2431
2480
network l spreads from 2511 to 2921 ms on head and 2558 to 2606 ms on base, so three rounds do not decide it. CodSpeed's heap report reads test_window[network-s-specsolve-highs-*] at 15.6 MB against 13.9 MB, about +11%, on different hardware against 582e5c1.
Mutation table (taken by hand on earlier heads; the lines are unchanged)
Clean tree, restored with git checkout --, __pycache__ dropped before and after each run.
mutation
result
the labelled block's row offset removed
caught, 6 failed
the stacked tables' row offset (shift removed)
caught, 734 failed
the variables' column offset (_moved(...) → labelled)
caught, 596 failed
the constraint offset _moved(frame, 'row', offset).lazy() → frame.lazy()
caught, 5 failed
the quadratic share not renumbered
caught by test_a_quadratic_row_keeps_its_own_pair_when_a_row_before_it_is_not_built
+= back to = on the omitted count
caught by test_rows_a_restriction_removed_and_rows_with_no_terms_are_counted_together
_waves cut removed (one pass for every variable)
caught by test_a_variable_whose_where_reads_another_variable_exists_where_that_one_does
The uncovered-row refusal (refuse_uncovered) has no mutation taken.
python -m tests.fuzz --seeds 0:1000 --baseline tests/fuzz/baseline.json: every finding is one the baseline holds.
Not run: docs-build, the floors environment, test-via-pyarrow, test-bench.
Not done.declared_height and refuse_null_constants still run once per constraint. The bound, right-hand-side and objective ranges are still one polars query per block. #2036 collects each constant term eagerly, which undoes part of the batched constant-side pass here, so whichever of the two merges second needs a merge of the other and a re-measure. #2070 and #2071 change the same build methods, so the same holds for them. The A/B was not taken again after the merge of 0.11.0.
…zen rather than while it is built
Each constraint builds its labelled block, its rows and its shares on rows
of its own from 0, and drops its rows with no terms there. run() moves every
block onto the model's rows once, so no build step carries a start or a
running row count.
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…bout a quarter faster
The labels of every variable, then every variable's bounds, then every
constraint's labels, right-hand side and linear terms are each collected in
one pass, and attach reads every source table in one. labels.Domain names
the coordinates a declaration spans, and labels.frames reads several of
them together; labels.frame is its one-domain case.
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⚠️4 benchmarks with a significant change ran on different hardware
Their base and head results were measured on machines with a different CPU, core count or memory, so the changes might not come from the code. Run base and head on the same runner type.
⚠️4 benchmarks with a significant change ran in a different software environment
Their base and head results were measured with a different OS or toolchain, such as compiler, runtime or library versions, so the changes might come from this difference rather than from the code. Open an affected benchmark to see what changed.
No successful run was found on main (93580b8) during the generation of this report, so 4e00952 was used instead as the comparison base. There might be some changes unrelated to this pull request in this report. ↩
…el, and every block's ranges are read together
A constraint's block keeps its terms as they come and only reads which of
its rows have any. Assembly.run sums repeated cells, drops zeros and orders
the stacked matrix by (row, col) once, and reads every block's coefficient,
right-hand-side and bound range in one grouped query per table rather than
one query per block.
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…the matrix is summed and ordered once
Reading every block's range in one numpy pass cost dispatch and network
at a million variables a fifth to a third more build time than the
per-block polars probe, which runs on all threads. The matrix's single
collapse stays.
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perf(engine): a model with several variables and constraints builds about a quarter faster
perf(engine): a model with many variables and constraints builds in about half the time
Oct 13, 2026
…has no term
A block that dropped a row with no term renumbered its rows and its matrix
share but not its quadratic share, so a later row took an earlier row's
pair and lost its own. The omitted count of that block now adds to the rows
a restriction removed rather than replacing them.
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…mory, as a variable's do
The block stays an in-memory frame through the build and moves once with
_moved, so a read-back no longer re-runs the filter, the renumbering and the
offset on every read.
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…has no term (#2028)
> **Prompt:** And what of this is a bug on main that should land there
independently?
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A quadratic constraint whose block drops a row with no term now keeps
each quadratic pair on its own row. Before, a later row took an earlier
row's pair and lost its own, and the wrong model solved silently.
<details><summary>Cause, test, gates, what was not done</summary>
**Cause.** `_drop_termless_rows` renumbered `rows` and the matrix share,
but not the quadratic share. `_block` then filtered the quadratic share
against the renumbered rows. So an entry kept its old row number and
landed on the wrong row, or was dropped.
**Test**, written first as a strict xfail and watched to fail on
`af1dac7`:
`test_a_quadratic_row_keeps_its_own_pair_when_a_row_before_it_is_not_built`.
`k * p * p <= 10` over `g=[a,b,c]` with `k` only at `b, c`. On `main`,
`qmatrix` is `[(1, 1, 1, 1.0)]` where `[(0, 1, 1, 1.0), (1, 2, 2, 4.0)]`
is correct. The test also solves with Gurobi against the optimum worked
out by hand.
**Fix.** `_drop_termless_rows` takes the quadratic share and renumbers
it with the same map. The filter in `_block` goes, because every row the
quadratic share holds is in `kept`. `replace_strict` raises if that ever
stops being true.
**Gates**, in a uv venv on polars 2.0.0 (no pixi in this container):
`ruff check .` and `ruff format --check .` at 0.16.9, `pyrefly check` on
`src/` at 1.3.1 (0 errors), `pytest -n auto tests`: 5449 passed, 657
skipped, 4 xfailed, and 2 failed. The 2 failures are the `[xpress]`
cases, which fail on `main` too because the xpress package is not
installed here. `docs-test` was not run.
**Not done.**
- `_drop_termless_rows` has a second caller in `_build_constraint`, for
a constraint with no linear and no quadratic term. That caller now
passes `None` for the quadratic share. No test reaches that branch: the
suite stays green with it replaced by a `raise`. The loader refuses a
constraint with no variable, so the branch looks unreachable. #2022
removes it.
- The omitted-row count of the same function is a separate bug, fixed in
#2029.
- #2022 rewrites this function. When it merges `main`, the resolution
keeps its version and adds this renumbering; #2027 already has it there.
</details>
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…ng comparison on a string label is refused at load
mathspec 0.4.0 refuses `<`, `<=`, `>` or `>=` on a str or bool value
(energy-models/mathspec#931), which landed after the `main` commit the
migration was written against. The two tests that ordered string labels
bytewise now fail at load, so they go; mathspec's validation tests hold
the refusal. The String cast in `_dimension_column` stays, since `==`
against an unknown label still matches nothing.
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main's #2047 drops the separate short-constant check and gives each constant
piece its own gap column; the batched constant-side pass keeps that per-piece
check in refuse_uncovered, and a constraint's restrictions now include its
constant pieces' presences. Module paths follow #2055 and #2056.
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…tched-build
Stacks this PR on #2065, mathspec 0.4.0: the batched constraint path takes
program.Constraint and program.Variable. The changelog line moves back under
Upcoming, where the merge of main had placed it in 0.10.0.
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The engine now creates labels and assembles variable and constraint data in batches. Source frames and benchmark instrumentation also use batch collection. Constraint rows are built locally, pruned, then assigned contiguous model-wide offsets. The changelog reports about 15% faster builds for models with many variables and constraints.
Changes: Batched model construction and collection
labels.frames builds dense label frames for multiple domains. Expression readback uses the new API. The scope and test documentation refer to labels.frames.
Batched variables and constraint blocks src/specsolve/_engine/assembly.py, src/specsolve/_engine/coverage.py
Assembly batches variable labels and constraint processing. Constraint blocks use local row indices, drop termless rows, and receive contiguous model-wide offsets. Constant-side plans carry gap columns that refuse_uncovered checks.
Batched source collection and profiling src/specsolve/_engine/attaching.py, bench/profile_build.py, bench/profile_phases.py, tests/test_collect.py, CHANGELOG.md
Source-frame attachment collects dimension, relation, and parameter frames together. The build profiler records individual and batch collection timing and counts, and phase names match the pluralized build methods. The collection test intercepts pl.collect_all. The changelog reports about 15% faster builds for models with many variables and constraints.
sequenceDiagram
participant Assembly
participant labels.frames
participant Polars
Assembly->>labels.frames: Build label frames for multiple domains
labels.frames->>Polars: Collect domain plans in a batch
Polars-->>labels.frames: Return materialized domain frames
labels.frames-->>Assembly: Return densely numbered frames
Assembly->>Polars: Collect variable and constraint plans in batches
Polars-->>Assembly: Return materialized batch results
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fluxopt/specsolve#2036: Changes the constant-side coverage path used by this PR’s batched constraint processing.
fluxopt/specsolve#2069: Changes the source-frame update path, which shares the source-frame data flow updated here.
fluxopt/specsolve#2073: Includes the mathspec migration and program interfaces used in this PR’s assembly, labels, and coverage changes.
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This change batches label and source-frame collection and numbers constraint rows after pruning, so large models build faster. No new correctness, security or availability risk was established. The reported memory increase on large network models is worth watching. The remaining error-reporting oddity for parameter-free constants already existed and can be handled separately.
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observed — The transition from supplied data to solver-ready constraints retains coverage rejection and domain restrictions. Batching changes materialization and numbering, rather than replacing these checks with unchecked aggregation.
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observed — The production build path clears the previous built model before constructing a fresh assembly and publishes a replacement only after successful completion. A failed build therefore does not expose partially populated assembly state to solver or readback consumers; recovery constructs fresh build state.
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16f70ca ports #2075 here until it merges: CI now resolves Xpress 10.0.0 (released 2026-10-29), which fails 40 Xpress tests on main and on this PR alike (use xpress.ObjSense.MAXIMIZE instead, and a Community-licence warning). The three files it touches (_sinks/xpress.py, pyproject.toml, uv.lock) are #2075's, and the change drops out of this diff once main carries it. The Xpress tests pass on Xpress 10.0.0 at that commit.
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perf(engine): a model with many variables and constraints builds about a fifth faster
perf(engine): a model with many variables and constraints builds about 15% faster
Oct 31, 2026
…r ship their arm64 libraries
The osx-arm64 solve under the default macOS 13 found no Xpress at or above
the 9.8 floor, and failed every job that solves the workspace.
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Minor · Clarify how parameter-free constant pieces handle missing values. · coverage.py:163-177
src/specsolve/_engine/coverage.py:163-177 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Clarify how parameter-free constant pieces handle missing values.
A constant piece with no parameters can leave a gap at a row. refuse_uncovered still treats that gap as owed. It then raises DataError with an empty parameter list, and the uncovered count includes rows that only such a piece leaves uncovered. The base revision behaves the same way, so this is not a regression from this PR.
The proposed filter removes parameter-free pieces from owed. That stops the error, so a missing value from such a piece would contribute zero silently. That may be the intended contract, since the constant_side docstring says a coordinate with no row contributes zero. The code currently raises for non-region gaps, so the contract is unclear. Decide which behavior is intended. If missing values should still fail, name the piece or its dims in the message instead of dropping the gap. If they should contribute zero, state that in the constant_side docstring and make the filter explicit.
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Keep `refuse_uncovered` treating gaps from parameter-free constant pieces as
errors, and include the responsible piece or its dimensions in the `DataError`
message when no parameter names are available. Clarify the `constant_side`
documentation so it does not imply these missing-value gaps silently contribute
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- Around line 163-177: Keep `refuse_uncovered` treating gaps from parameter-free
constant pieces as errors, and include the responsible piece or its dimensions
in the `DataError` message when no parameter names are available. Clarify the
`constant_side` documentation so it does not imply these missing-value gaps
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the baseline seeds fails on 068214a at two seeds only. Seed 211 lost its wording finding, and seed 349 gained one. Both have the same cause: a model with refusals in two constraints now reports a different one first. This PR runs each check over every constraint before the next check starts, so a divisor check on a later constraint can come before a constant-side check on an earlier one. Main and the linopy lane report in declaration order. This waits on a maintainer decision: keep the new order and write the baseline again, or keep declaration order.
Seed 349 and the other commit on this push
Seed 349, relational lane: constraint 'c2': 4 value(s) are not finite where the model divides by 'p1'.
Seed 349, linopy lane: constraint 'c1': parameter 'p0' covers 2 fewer coordinates than the rows built here.
Main reports the same c1 refusal as linopy, so main has no finding at 349.
068214a also fixes a crash that the same fuzz run found (seed 980). A variable whose where reads another variable raised KeyError, because every variable's labels were read in one pass. Now a where that reads a variable in the current pass starts a new pass. test_a_variable_whose_where_reads_another_variable_exists_where_that_one_does fails without the fix.
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The build reads each stage's tables for every declaration in one pass, and it numbers constraint rows once the model is frozen. On
mainwith #2065, port models built 15% faster at the median (28 of 44 faster, none slower). Models of 1M columns and more were level. The A/B below predates the merge of 0.11.0 and was not taken again.Replaces #2019, #2020, #2026 and #2027.
What changed
Why. A polars query has a fixed cost however few rows it holds. Each declaration's tables were collected one query at a time, so a small model with many declarations paid that cost dozens of times.
rows, matrix share and quadratic share on rows of its own from 0, and drops its rows with no terms there.Assembly.runmoves every block onto the model's rows once (_moved, only where the offset is not zero).Assembly.n_rowsand thestartargument through the constraint path are gone.labels.Domainnames the coordinates a declaration spans, andlabels.framesnumbers several domains in one pass. It replaceslabels.frame._build_variablesreads the variables' labels in as few passes as_wavesallows, and their bounds in one more pass. A variable whosewherereads a variable of the current pass starts a new pass, because its mask reads that variable's labels._build_constraintscompiles each constraint into a_Constraint, then reads all labels, all constant sides and all linear terms in three passes.attachreads every source table in onecollected_all.constant_sidereturns a plan with one gap column per owed constant term, andrefuse_uncoveredreads those columns after the one collect. A term with no parameter under it is owed nothing, as onmainsince fix(engine): models that crashed, were refused or were built unlike the file now build as written #2051. A constraint's restrictions include its constant terms' presences.main:_matrix_sharesums repeated cells, drops zeros and orders the block. Each constraint's raw terms are let go as soon as its block has summed them._boundsrounds a non-continuous variable's bounds inward (_whole, from fix(engine): models that crashed, were refused or were built unlike the file now build as written #2051) inside the batched bound pass.Dropped: one collapse for the whole model. It made the port models faster still, but it sorted the stacked 2M-entry matrix of
network/mon top of everything the build held, and it read peak memory +18% onnetwork/m. It can come back as its own PR, measured atnetwork/l.Behaviour. A model with errors in several constraints can report a different one first, because every constraint is compiled and labelled before any is checked. The fuzz baseline records this: seed 349 now has a
wordingfinding (the relational lane namesc2, the linopy lane namesc1), and seed 211 no longer has one. The maintainer chose to keep this order.Merge of 0.11.0 and a crash the fuzzer found
mainat93580b8is merged in. fix(engine): models that crashed, were refused or were built unlike the file now build as written #2051, fix(engine): a parameter filled with its declared value builds the same model every time #2053 and chore(engine): the engine calls each additive part of an expression a linear, quadratic or constant term rather than a piece #2061 changed the same four engine files. The resolution keeps the batched build, ports fix(engine): models that crashed, were refused or were built unlike the file now build as written #2051's changes into it (integer bounds, a term with no parameter owes no coverage, the early carrier inexpression_frame), and uses chore(engine): the engine calls each additive part of an expression a linear, quadratic or constant term rather than a piece #2061's names (Term,linear,quadratic,constant).KeyError. A variable whosewherereads another variable asked for that variable's labels before the one pass had made them.test_a_variable_whose_where_reads_another_variable_exists_where_that_one_doesfailed withKeyError: 'pick'before the fix, and it passes onmain.A/B on the ports:
bench.ab.compare, build only (before the merge of 0.11.0)python -m bench.ab.compare origin/claude/specsolve-mathspec-update-1r2vw1 origin/claude/batched-build -k port- --rounds 6, the base being #2065's head792d441, whose treemainhas at582e5c1. What is counted:sps.buildwall time, warm, a fresh process per side per round, 6 rounds per side, ABBA. Values are medians; the change is the median paired ratio. Machine: this container, 4 cores, Python 3.12.3, polars 2.0.0, not the bench box; load average 0.91 before, 1.46 after.28 faster, 16 no change, none slower; the median change over all 44 cells is −14.9% (−1.4% to −29.0%), and −19.6% over the 28 faster cells. With nothing changed, about 1.4 of 44 cells would read faster or slower by chance.
case-transport-sport-dispatchport-facility_locationport-genx_piecewise_fuelport-monthly_budgetport-multi_periodport-osemosys_utopiaport-piecewiseport-piecewise_conversionport-piecewise_lpport-piecewise_raggedport-pypsa_ac_dcport-pypsa_committable_extendableport-pypsa_cvarport-pypsa_cyclic_storageport-pypsa_energy_sumport-pypsa_fixedport-pypsa_global_limitsport-pypsa_growth_limitport-pypsa_kvlport-pypsa_linearized_ucport-pypsa_link_delayport-pypsa_lossesport-pypsa_min_up_downport-pypsa_mixed_cyclingport-pypsa_modularport-pypsa_multi_periodport-pypsa_multilinkport-pypsa_rampport-pypsa_spillport-pypsa_stochasticport-pypsa_storageport-pypsa_storeport-pypsa_transportport-pypsa_unit_commitmentport-reservesport-stigler_dietport-storageport-telephone_routingport-transportport-transport_dantzigport-transport_modesport-transport_pwlport-tsp_mtzA/B on the ladder models, build only, and peak memory (before the merge of 0.11.0)
Base #2065's head
792d441, whose treemainhas at582e5c1; head97e083d. One fresh process per measurement, base and head alternated ABBA for three rounds. Each process timessps.build9 times (3 atl) and reports its minimum; the table gives the median of the three minima. Peak isru_maxrssof the process. Load average 0.86 before, 2.16 after.network lspreads from 2511 to 2921 ms on head and 2558 to 2606 ms on base, so three rounds do not decide it. CodSpeed's heap report readstest_window[network-s-specsolve-highs-*]at 15.6 MB against 13.9 MB, about +11%, on different hardware against582e5c1.Mutation table (taken by hand on earlier heads; the lines are unchanged)
Clean tree, restored with
git checkout --,__pycache__dropped before and after each run._moved(...)→labelled)_moved(frame, 'row', offset).lazy()→frame.lazy()test_a_quadratic_row_keeps_its_own_pair_when_a_row_before_it_is_not_built+=back to=on the omitted counttest_rows_a_restriction_removed_and_rows_with_no_terms_are_counted_together_wavescut removed (one pass for every variable)test_a_variable_whose_where_reads_another_variable_exists_where_that_one_doesThe uncovered-row refusal (
refuse_uncovered) has no mutation taken.Gates at b5fbf62
No pixi in this container. The gates ran in a Python 3.12 environment with Xpress 10:
ruff check .,ruff format --check .: clean.pyrefly checkon the package: 0 errors.pytest -q -n 4: 5967 passed, 458 skipped, 4 xfailed.python -m tests.fuzz --seeds 0:1000 --baseline tests/fuzz/baseline.json: every finding is one the baseline holds.Not run:
docs-build, the floors environment,test-via-pyarrow,test-bench.Not done.
declared_heightandrefuse_null_constantsstill run once per constraint. The bound, right-hand-side and objective ranges are still one polars query per block. #2036 collects each constant term eagerly, which undoes part of the batched constant-side pass here, so whichever of the two merges second needs a merge of the other and a re-measure. #2070 and #2071 change the same build methods, so the same holds for them. The A/B was not taken again after the merge of 0.11.0.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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