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perf(engine): a large model whose bounds vary over several dimensions builds up to a tenth faster - #2068
A parameter joined over two or more dims whose ordinals sit in the column itself is joined on its row-major position, one Int64, rather than on its columns. On main with #2065, sector builds in 0.91× the time at its largest size, nodal in 0.93×, network in 0.96×; the ports do not change.
What changed
Scope.parameter_join serves every bound that does not attach by position and every where that reads a parameter. Where _keyed_by_position holds, it computes row_major(dims, ordinal_of) on both sides, joins on that one column and drops it. The position is the rule labels are already numbered by, so it is unique per coordinate.
The key's column is __row-major position__. A review found that its first name, __position__, is one a file may give a dimension: the join replaced that dimension's column and then dropped it (ColumnNotFoundError). test_a_dimension_named_like_the_join_key_keeps_its_column reproduced it as a strict xfail (490e04a) before the rename (a47c7c2); a name with a space, as the other temporary columns have, cannot be declared.
_keyed_by_position asks for two or more dims, each an Enum or a run of consecutive integers, whose ordinal ordinal_of reads off the column. A dim with gaps in its integers would need ordinal_of's lookup, which costs more than the join saves, so it keeps the join on columns, as does a parameter over one dim.
On network/l the slowest query of the build was the bound p_max joined onto p's labels on (snapshot, bus, tech); it is masked to installed pairs, so #511's positional attach does not apply. In isolation, on 3.4M rows of that shape, the single key took 67 ms against 135 ms for the three columns.
This is not #1933's change: that one moved a dense bound in build order off a scatter, and changed no whole build. This one changes the join itself and reaches every sparse or masked bound and every parameter where.
This branch also carries #2075 (Xpress 10), ported until it merges.
test_a_joined_bound_keyed_by_position_writes_the_same_model, two cases: t as consecutive integers is keyed, t with gaps (0, 5, 10) is not, and the where on cost over n alone is not. Each case writes the LP file and checks that it is byte-identical to the file written with _keyed_by_position forced to False.
test_a_dimension_named_like_the_join_key_keeps_its_column: see above.
mutation
how
result
the one-key join deleted (scope.py:113-120)
tools.mutate
caught
every dim keyed, the ordinal gate dropped (all(...) → true)
by hand
caught, 1 failed
the key over the first dim only (dims[:1])
by hand
caught, 2 failed
a single dim keyed too (len(dims) > 1 dropped)
by hand
still green on the full suite, then caught by the probe's cost case, added for it
the key named __position__ again
the strict xfail run at 490e04a
caught
By hand: one sed, __pycache__ dropped on both sides, git checkout -- to restore, tree clean after each.
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 1c2f0ab. 1c2f0ab also capped the product of the dims at 2⁶², which this head drops because labels already rely on the same position; no model here comes near it. The key's rename since changes no work done.
Ladder models. One fresh process per measurement, base and head alternated ABBA for three rounds. Each process times sps.build 3 times and reports its minimum; the table gives the median of the three minima. Peak is ru_maxrss. Load average 0.93 before, 2.71 after.
model
base ms
head ms
head ÷ base
head faster in
base peak MB
head peak MB
network m (1M)
259.2
263.8
1.02
1/3
590
586
network l (10M)
2575.8
2469.1
0.96
3/3
2441
2420
nodal l (3M)
340.6
316.3
0.93
3/3
820
789
sector l (3M)
1461.9
1329.4
0.91
3/3
1304
1271
Per-round minima, ms: network m base 249.9 / 259.2 / 261.6, head 248.0 / 263.8 / 268.8; network l base 2575.8 / 2616.3 / 2553.6, head 2469.1 / 2605.2 / 2426.5; nodal l base 364.3 / 325.1 / 340.6, head 316.3 / 309.9 / 317.8; sector l base 1544.6 / 1461.9 / 1398.3, head 1329.4 / 1376.1 / 1274.4. Three rounds is below the six a sign test at 5% needs, and network l's rounds overlap.
Ports.python -m bench.ab.compare 792d441 1c2f0ab -k port- --rounds 6: 42 no change, 1 faster (pypsa_committable_extendable, −4.6%), 1 slower (pypsa_transport, +5.2%). About 1.4 of 44 cells read either way by chance.
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:
Not run: docs-build, the floors environment, test-via-pyarrow.
Not done. The joins inside the compiler's products go through join_on, which has no scope to read ordinals from, so they still join on columns. ordinal_of's cast of a consecutive run to Int64, which this PR uses and _dense_row and the sets already did, raises on UInt64 labels above 2^63 − 1; that is for a change to ordinal_of.
…le condition under `conditions:` rather than `masks:`
Port to mathspec main (0f892c0): the program classes take their
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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
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A parameter joined onto a frame over two or more dims whose ordinals sit in
the column itself, an Enum or a run of integers, is joined on its row-major
position as one Int64 key rather than on its columns.
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The change adds row-major positional keys for eligible multidimensional parameter joins and retains dimension-column joins for other cases. Tests cover both join paths. The changelog reports a build-time performance improvement. The Xpress version requirement, maximize objective setting, Pixi macOS requirement, and pytest warning filter are also updated.
Changes: Position-keyed parameter joins
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Join selection and validation src/specsolve/_engine/scope.py, tests/test_relational.py, CHANGELOG.md
For joins with multiple dimensions, Scope.parameter_join uses a temporary row-major position key when each dimension is enum-encoded or consecutive. Other joins retain dimension-column keys. Tests cover consecutive and gapped labels, one-dimensional joins, LP output, and a dimension named __position__. The changelog reports that large models with bounds varying across dimensions build up to a tenth faster.
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Xpress version and objective settings pyproject.toml, src/specsolve/_sinks/xpress.py
The minimum Xpress version changes to 9.8. Maximize objectives use xpress.ObjSense.MAXIMIZE. Pixi specifies macOS 14.0, and pytest ignores the Xpress Community-license warning.
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observed — Modified behavior in CHANGELOG.md: Adds an Upcoming version entry reporting that large models with bounds varying over several dimensions build up to a tenth faster, with a link to PR #2068.
observed — Modified behavior in src/specsolve/_sinks/xpress.py: For maximize objectives, _built now uses xpress.ObjSense.MAXIMIZE instead of xpress.maximize when setting the objective sense.
observed — Modified behavior in src/specsolve/_engine/scope.py: Adds _POSITION, the reserved column name used to carry a row-major join key.
observed — Modified behavior in src/specsolve/_engine/scope.py: parameter_join now uses row-major positions as a temporary join key when there are multiple dimensions and each is enum-encoded or consecutive; it drops the key after joining. Other cases retain the dimension-keyed join. Adds _keyed_by_position to test that condition.
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1ad4d24 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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Minor · Guard the positional join against an unrepresentable key. · scope.py:134-144
src/specsolve/_engine/scope.py:134-144 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Guard the positional join against an unrepresentable key.
_keyed_by_position enables the Int64 row-major join without checking the dimension product. A multidimensional parameter with valid consecutive or Enum labels can remain sparse, so attachment does not reject a product greater than 2**63. In that case, row_major cannot represent the final position in Int64; the join can fail during collection or use a colliding key. Fall back to the existing column join when the product is larger than the number of representable Int64 positions.
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- return len(dims) > 1 and all(self.data.is_enum_encoded(d) or d in self.data.consecutive for d in dims)+ return (+ len(dims) > 1+ and math.prod(self.data.cardinality[d] for d in dims) <= 1 << 63+ and all(self.data.is_enum_encoded(d) or d in self.data.consecutive for d in dims)+ )
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Update _keyed_by_position to enable positional joins only when the product of
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Minor · Use a collision-safe temporary join key. · scope.py:42-44
src/specsolve/_engine/scope.py:42-44 Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Use a collision-safe temporary join key.
If a model declares __row-major position__ and an eligible multidimensional parameter is used in a variable where, Scope.parameter_join overwrites that dimension and then drops it. labels.frame later selects the declared dimensions, so the build can fail with a missing-column error.
Use a key with the reserved specsolve_ prefix:
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-#: named with a space so no dimension a file declares can share it.-_POSITION = '__row-major position__'+#: prefixed with ``specsolve_`` so no dimension a file declares can share it.+_POSITION = 'specsolve___row-major position__'
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A parameter joined over two or more dims whose ordinals sit in the column itself is joined on its row-major position, one Int64, rather than on its columns. On
mainwith #2065,sectorbuilds in 0.91× the time at its largest size,nodalin 0.93×,networkin 0.96×; the ports do not change.What changed
Scope.parameter_joinserves every bound that does not attach by position and everywherethat reads a parameter. Where_keyed_by_positionholds, it computesrow_major(dims, ordinal_of)on both sides, joins on that one column and drops it. The position is the rule labels are already numbered by, so it is unique per coordinate.The key's column is
__row-major position__. A review found that its first name,__position__, is one a file may give a dimension: the join replaced that dimension's column and then dropped it (ColumnNotFoundError).test_a_dimension_named_like_the_join_key_keeps_its_columnreproduced it as a strictxfail(490e04a) before the rename (a47c7c2); a name with a space, as the other temporary columns have, cannot be declared._keyed_by_positionasks for two or more dims, each an Enum or a run of consecutive integers, whose ordinalordinal_ofreads off the column. A dim with gaps in its integers would needordinal_of's lookup, which costs more than the join saves, so it keeps the join on columns, as does a parameter over one dim.On
network/lthe slowest query of the build was the boundp_maxjoined ontop's labels on(snapshot, bus, tech); it is masked to installed pairs, so #511's positional attach does not apply. In isolation, on 3.4M rows of that shape, the single key took 67 ms against 135 ms for the three columns.This is not #1933's change: that one moved a dense bound in build order off a scatter, and changed no whole build. This one changes the join itself and reaches every sparse or masked bound and every parameter
where.This branch also carries #2075 (Xpress 10), ported until it merges.
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sed,__pycache__dropped on both sides,git checkout --to restore, tree clean after each.A/B, build only (`sps.build`, no solver), this container (4 cores, not the publishing machine)
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sps.build3 times and reports its minimum; the table gives the median of the three minima. Peak isru_maxrss. Load average 0.93 before, 2.71 after.Per-round minima, ms: network m base 249.9 / 259.2 / 261.6, head 248.0 / 263.8 / 268.8; network l base 2575.8 / 2616.3 / 2553.6, head 2469.1 / 2605.2 / 2426.5; nodal l base 364.3 / 325.1 / 340.6, head 316.3 / 309.9 / 317.8; sector l base 1544.6 / 1461.9 / 1398.3, head 1329.4 / 1376.1 / 1274.4. Three rounds is below the six a sign test at 5% needs, and network l's rounds overlap.
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python -m bench.ab.compare 792d441 1c2f0ab -k port- --rounds 6: 42 no change, 1 faster (pypsa_committable_extendable, −4.6%), 1 slower (pypsa_transport, +5.2%). About 1.4 of 44 cells read either way by chance.Gates at a47c7c2, on mathspec 0.4.0
No pixi in this container, so each gate ran in a uv environment synced from
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docs-build, the floors environment,test-via-pyarrow.Not done. The joins inside the compiler's products go through
join_on, which has no scope to read ordinals from, so they still join on columns.ordinal_of's cast of a consecutive run to Int64, which this PR uses and_dense_rowand the sets already did, raises on UInt64 labels above 2^63 − 1; that is for a change toordinal_of.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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