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perf(engine): a constant side whose values line up with the constraint's rows is read without a join - #2036
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A constant side over every dim of the constraint, whose table has exactly the constraint's rows in row order, is now attached by position instead of a group_by and a join. On main with #2065, nodal builds in 0.77× the time at its largest size and sector in 0.83×.
What changed and why it gives the same model
coverage.constant_side sums each constant piece per coordinate (constant_scalar, a group_by) and left-joins the result onto the rows. Now, for a piece whose dims are the constraint's dims, it first asks _aligned: does the piece have the same height as the rows, with key columns equal to the rows' key columns, row for row? The rows are one per coordinate, so then each row has exactly one value, and the sum and the join return that column unchanged. Any other piece takes the join as before:
a piece over fewer dims than the constraint: a broadcast, or a partial sum such as sum(f, over=s), which keeps a row per summed label and can match the rows on its own dims while each row is owed several values;
a piece with no dims under a constraint that has some (a sum to no dims);
a piece with fewer rows than the constraint;
the same coordinates in another order.
Every positional piece goes onto the rows before any join. A review found that a join ahead of a positional piece can reorder the rows: polars' streaming engine, which a build above IN_MEMORY_REACH uses, keeps no row order in a left join. x <= c + d over 300,000 rows, with c joined and d attached by position, gave row 0 a right-hand side of 75000 instead of 0. test_a_piece_attached_by_position_after_a_joined_one_lands_on_its_own_rows reproduced it as a strict xfail (6225c22) before the fix (1a299c8), which attaches the positional pieces in one with_columns on the collected rows rather than adding maintain_order to the joins.
The rows are collected once, and so is each piece over every dim of the constraint, which _aligned reads: if it does not align, the join reads the same materialised frame. A piece over fewer dims stays lazy for constant_scalar to sum, as on main (de6e98a, after a review found every piece collected). The per-piece gap columns that #2047 put on the rows pass are unchanged: a positional piece carries no null, because the door refuses a null value, and if one did reach it, it would be reported as a missing value rather than read as 0.
compiler.py has the same constant_scalar + left join for expressions. It is not touched here.
Probes and mutation table
tests/test_absence.py:
test_a_constant_side_is_attached_by_position_only_where_its_coordinates_are_the_rows: six cases count how many pieces went through the sum and the join. Each case also checks that the LP file is byte-identical to one written with _aligned forced to None.
test_a_sum_on_the_constant_side_is_never_attached_by_position: sum(c, over=t) over three values is a four-row piece on a four-row constraint.
test_a_partial_sum_on_the_constant_side_is_owed_the_whole_sum: x <= sum(f, over=s) over (t, k), with as many s labels as k labels. A review found that the first version of this PR (gate if p.dims) solved it to 66 instead of 132, with no error, and the full suite stayed green. It was committed first as a strict xfail (1b39bd2). The gate is now set(p.dims) == set(c.dims) (6ed89c6), and the marker is off.
test_a_piece_attached_by_position_after_a_joined_one_lands_on_its_own_rows: see above.
The dims gate in constant_side, by hand (sed on the one line, git checkout -- to restore, __pycache__ dropped on both sides, tree clean after each), taken at 6ed89c6:
mutation
test_absence.py
full suite (-x)
gate back to if p.dims (the bug)
caught, 1 failed
caught
gate dropped, every piece asked
caught, 2 failed
caught
gate never true
caught, 3 failed
caught
From the first version, on _aligned itself:
mutation
result
the alignment guard in _aligned deleted (tools/mutate.py)
caught
the guard keeps the height check and drops the key comparison (by hand)
caught, 2 failed
a positional piece attached after the joins ahead of it
No pixi in this container, so each gate ran in a uv environment synced from uv.lock (--group dev --group docs --all-extras, Python 3.12, polars 2.0.0), with Xpress 10.0.0 as CI now installs it:
ruff check ., ruff format --check .: clean.
pyrefly check on the package: 0 errors (at 1a299c8).
The head since is a merge of main after #2075; its tree differs from de6e98a only in CHANGELOG.md.
Not run: docs-build, the floors environment, test-via-pyarrow. The A/B below was taken at 30628c9, before the two fixes; they change only where the positional columns are added and which pieces are collected first, and were not re-measured.
A/B, build only (`sps.build`, no solver), this container (4 cores, not the publishing machine)
Base #2065's head 792d441, whose tree main has at 582e5c1; head 30628c9. 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 0.90 before, 1.98 after.
model
base ms
head ms
head ÷ base
head faster in
base peak MB
head peak MB
sector m (300k)
152.7
136.0
0.89
3/3
396
384
sector l (3M)
1545.6
1285.4
0.83
3/3
1303
1230
nodal l (3M)
345.1
264.2
0.77
3/3
857
740
network m (1M), control
264.2
264.0
1.00
1/3
599
566
Per-round minima, ms: sector m base 152.7 / 154.7 / 150.8, head 134.8 / 138.9 / 136.0; sector l base 1582.7 / 1545.6 / 1422.3, head 1266.8 / 1296.8 / 1285.4; nodal l base 318.4 / 348.3 / 345.1, head 291.4 / 257.9 / 264.2; network m base 264.2 / 264.8 / 258.3, head 266.6 / 263.9 / 264.0.
network's constant sides are sums through relations, so none is aligned and its time does not change. Three rounds per cell is below the six a sign test at 5% needs, so read the ratios with the per-round spread beside them.
#2022 makes constant_side return a lazy plan for one batched collect, and the eager collect of each piece over every dim here undoes part of that, so whichever of the two merges second needs a merge of the other and a re-measure.
Improved processing of constraint values that align with their rows, avoiding unnecessary joins and potentially reducing work when generating optimization problems.
Values that don’t match row-for-row continue to use the existing handling, preserving behavior for reordered, broadcast, filtered, or partially summed data.
…t's rows is read without a join
When a constant piece has exactly the rows' coordinates, in the rows'
order, each row has one value, so the per-coordinate sum and the left
join onto the rows are the identity. constant_side then attaches the
value column by position. A key comparison decides it, and any other
piece, including one summed to no dims, takes the join as before.
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…is read by position
A piece over fewer dims, such as a partial sum, can match the rows on its
own dims and still hold a row per label it summed away, so each row got one
summand instead of the whole sum.
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…le condition under `conditions:` rather than `masks:`
Port to mathspec main (0f892c0): the program classes take their
construct's name (#855), mathspec's private modules start with an
underscore (#878), a condition is a condition rather than a predicate
(#904, #907), and every expression node states its dims (#899).
The PyPSA rungs, tables, ladder, gallery and construct pages and the
walkthrough golden file are regenerated against mathspec main's corpus.
prep supplies each component's `*_active_asset` flag, which #886 adds.
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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 replaced the separate short-constant check with one gap column
per piece on the rows pass; the positional attach now sits in that pass. The
tests import coverage from specsolve._engine after #2056.
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constant_side now attaches constant-piece values by position when their collected rows match the constraint dimensions and row order. Other pieces continue through aggregation and a left join. Tests compare LP output across alignment, ordering, broadcasting, filtering, reductions, and streaming builds.
constant_side checks collected constant-piece rows with _aligned. It attaches matching values by position and uses constant_scalar with a left join for pieces that do not match.
Tests compare positional attachment with coordinate joins for aligned, reordered, broadcast, filtered, and reduced pieces. A streaming-build test checks row alignment after a join. The changelog records the no-join case.
fluxopt/specsolve#2022: Both PRs change coverage.constant_side; the lazy-plan and streaming-build changes may affect row-order assumptions.
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inferred — The direct integrity impact is on constraint right-hand sides in models built through this path, which then reach existing solver handoffs. The inspected production changes introduce no new identity, credential, or service-routing transition. Deployment-specific remote or cross-tenant exposure is not established by the supplied evidence.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The positional eligibility checks enforce data association, not authorization: dimension sets must match, and coordinate columns must equal the constraint rows in sequence and height. Reduced-dimensional broadcasts, reordered coordinates, and nonmatching row counts use keyed aggregation instead.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Regression tests encode comparisons against the forced aggregation path, partial-sum behavior, and a 300,000-row mixed joined-and-positional case that checks each right-hand side against its own coordinate. These are inspected test assertions, not independently reproduced execution results.
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A constant side over every dim of the constraint, whose table has exactly the constraint's rows in row order, is now attached by position instead of a
group_byand a join. Onmainwith #2065,nodalbuilds in 0.77× the time at its largest size andsectorin 0.83×.What changed and why it gives the same model
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tests/test_absence.py:test_a_constant_side_is_attached_by_position_only_where_its_coordinates_are_the_rows: six cases count how many pieces went through the sum and the join. Each case also checks that the LP file is byte-identical to one written with_alignedforced toNone.test_a_sum_on_the_constant_side_is_never_attached_by_position:sum(c, over=t)over three values is a four-row piece on a four-row constraint.test_a_partial_sum_on_the_constant_side_is_owed_the_whole_sum:x <= sum(f, over=s)over(t, k), with as manyslabels asklabels. A review found that the first version of this PR (gateif p.dims) solved it to 66 instead of 132, with no error, and the full suite stayed green. It was committed first as a strictxfail(1b39bd2). The gate is nowset(p.dims) == set(c.dims)(6ed89c6), and the marker is off.test_a_piece_attached_by_position_after_a_joined_one_lands_on_its_own_rows: see above.The dims gate in
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network's constant sides are sums through relations, so none is aligned and its time does not change. Three rounds per cell is below the six a sign test at 5% needs, so read the ratios with the per-round spread beside them.#2022 makes
constant_sidereturn a lazy plan for one batched collect, and the eager collect of each piece over every dim here undoes part of that, so whichever of the two merges second needs a merge of the other and a re-measure.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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