Add parquet benchmark for output_dict_columns option - #23596
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Could we add this to parquet_reader_options.cpp and follow the existing benchmark patterns there? Since this measures output_dict_columns, keeping it with the other reader-options benchmarks would make it easier to find and maintain.
Could we also make the PR title more specific, for example: “Add benchmark for Parquet output_dict_columns”?
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@vuule Apologies for the title. Apparently I missed it and it just used the name of the commit. I've incorporated this into the existing parquet_reader_options benchmark. Thanks for the input! |
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In `@cpp/benchmarks/io/parquet/parquet_reader_options.cpp`:
- Around line 206-222: The BM_parquet_read_options benchmark currently validates
only column count, so add a non-timed preflight that inspects an eligible flat
STRING column and verifies its type is DICTIONARY32 when output_dict is YES and
STRING when output_dict is NO. Keep the timing path unchanged and use the
existing benchmark setup and output_dict axis symbols.
- Around line 221-222: Update the row_group_size_rows axis in the benchmark
options to use 100'000 instead of 1'000'000, preserving 0 while ensuring the
configured values represent distinct row-group limits.
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| // Non-timed preflight: confirm the reader honors `output_dict_columns` on a flat STRING column -- | ||
| // YES transcodes it to DICTIONARY32, NO leaves it as STRING. Skipped when | ||
| // `convert_strings_to_categories` is set. | ||
| if constexpr (not str_to_categories) { | ||
| auto const preflight_tbl = cudf::io::read_parquet(read_options).tbl; | ||
| auto const preflight = preflight_tbl->view(); | ||
| auto const has_type = [&](cudf::type_id id) { | ||
| return std::any_of(preflight.begin(), preflight.end(), [id](auto const& col) { | ||
| return col.type().id() == id; | ||
| }); | ||
| }; | ||
| if constexpr (output_dict_columns) { | ||
| CUDF_EXPECTS(has_type(cudf::type_id::DICTIONARY32), | ||
| "output_dict_columns=YES must produce a DICTIONARY32 column"); | ||
| } else { | ||
| CUDF_EXPECTS(has_type(cudf::type_id::STRING), | ||
| "output_dict_columns=NO must produce a STRING column"); | ||
| } | ||
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I don't think we need this check. Other options don't check if they are applied correctly.
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Fixed in the latest commit.
Apologies for the force push. As you can see from the coderabbit comments below - I messed up a rebase/pull on main. The state was really messed up, and I thought the best option was to reset to a clean state.
My bad. Won't happen again.
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python/cudf_polars/tests/test_groupby.py (1)
427-530: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd all-null and empty-input coverage.
These tests use value columns without nulls. The
first/lastresult for a group whose values are all null is a distinct edge case, because the aggregation usesnth_elementwithNullPolicy.INCLUDE. An empty input frame is also untested.Add one test with an all-null value column and one test with an empty
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python/cudf_polars/tests/streaming/test_groupby.py (1)
176-259: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd streaming coverage for null sort keys.
The streaming decomposition carries the winning sort-key values through the reduction stage. When the winning row has a null sort key, the reduction sorts on that null value. These tests use sort keys without nulls, so that path stays untested in the multi-partition case. The in-memory tests cover nulls, but they do not exercise the carrier columns.
Add a test that uses a sort key with nulls and more than one partition, and cover a group where every sort-key value is null.
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In @.github/workflows/pr.yaml:
- Line 871: Update every use of neither_cpp_nor_cudf_polars_nor_dask_cudf in the
changed-files workflow conditions to require the positive cpp, cudf/polars, and
dask_cudf groups to each be false, so mixed excluded and non-excluded changes do
not enable the job. Add a regression case covering a change to both an excluded
path and a Python path, while preserving the workflow’s existing `@main`
reference.
In `@cpp/benchmarks/CMakeLists.txt`:
- Around line 300-301: Remove io/parquet/parquet_reader_dict.cpp from the
PARQUET_READER_NVBENCH source list, leaving parquet_reader_options.cpp and
reader_common.cpp unchanged; parquet_read_dict_output is already registered
elsewhere.
In `@cpp/src/io/parquet/reader_impl_dict_transcode.cu`:
- Around line 394-397: Update the key slicing logic in build_string_dict_indices
so zero-count dictionary chunks set key_offset to 0 without subtracting null
pointers. For non-empty chunks, validate that str_dict_index and
pass.str_dict_index.data() are valid before computing the offset, then preserve
the existing cudf::detail::slice behavior. Add coverage for a multi-row-group
input containing an empty dictionary chunk.
- Around line 250-266: Scope all_keys to the current input-column iteration
instead of sharing one column across columns: build it only from that column’s
dictionary index range, use it through cudf::detail::concatenate, then release
it before processing the next column. Add a large-dictionary multi-column
benchmark and an allocation-limit regression test covering this lifetime
behavior.
In `@python/cudf_polars/cudf_polars/dsl/expressions/string.py`:
- Around line 192-196: Replace re.escape in the literal branch of the
regex-program initialization with a libcudf-compatible literal escaper that
emits \t, \n, and \r escapes for control characters while preserving literal
matching. Add regression cases in test_stringfunction.py covering literal tab,
newline, and carriage-return patterns.
In `@python/cudf_polars/cudf_polars/dsl/ir.py`:
- Around line 2460-2483: Add an assertion before the alignment gather in the
common-group-key branch to verify that source_order contains exactly one index
per row in the result being aligned. Keep the existing plc.copying.gather call
and DONT_CHECK policy unchanged, and ensure the guard covers every result
processed by this alignment loop.
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In `@python/cudf_polars/tests/streaming/test_groupby.py`:
- Around line 176-259: Add a streaming multi-partition groupby test near the
existing sort_by first/last coverage using a sort key containing nulls, and
include a group whose sort-key values are all null. Exercise sort_by with
first/last and assert GPU results against the reference engine, preserving the
existing streaming options and row-order handling.
In `@python/cudf_polars/tests/test_groupby.py`:
- Around line 427-530: Add two in-memory groupby tests alongside the existing
sort_by aggregation tests: one using an all-null value column to validate
sort_by(...).first() and last() preserve null results with NullPolicy.INCLUDE,
and another using an empty LazyFrame to validate the aggregation’s empty-input
behavior. Follow the existing assert_gpu_result_equal pattern and engine
parameterization.
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| io/parquet/parquet_reader_options.cpp io/parquet/parquet_reader_dict.cpp | ||
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| // Batched keys: every string chunk's dictionary entries live contiguously in | ||
| // `pass.str_dict_index` (each `chunk.str_dict_index` is a pointer into that one buffer). So all | ||
| // per-chunk keys can be materialized by a single `make_strings_column` instead of one launch per | ||
| // chunk. Build that column lazily on first multi-row-group use -- columns that all take the | ||
| // single-row-group fast path never need it -- and hand out zero-copy slices below. | ||
| std::unique_ptr<column> all_keys; | ||
| auto ensure_all_keys = [&]() -> column_view { | ||
| if (all_keys == nullptr) { | ||
| all_keys = | ||
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| static_cast<size_type>(pass.str_dict_index.size()), | ||
| _stream, | ||
| get_current_device_resource_ref()); | ||
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| return all_keys->view(); | ||
| }; | ||
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The components you mentioned relate to dictionary-encoded string handling within the NVIDIA cuDF Parquet reader, specifically involving a feature that allows the reader to output fully dictionary-encoded flat string columns as DICTIONARY32 directly [1]. 1. reader_impl_dict_transcode.cu: This is a core implementation file in the cuDF Parquet reader codebase (located at cpp/src/io/parquet/reader_impl_dict_transcode.cu). It handles the logic for dictionary transcoding, including detecting whether a column is eligible for transcode, zero-initializing index buffers, and assembling DICTIONARY32 columns from decoded indices and dictionary keys [1]. 2. assemble_dict_transcoded_columns: This is a function/method (often declared in reader_impl.hpp and implemented/called in the context of the transcode process) responsible for the final assembly of the transcoded dictionary columns [1]. 3. str_dict_index: This refers to an index for string dictionaries (frequently used as str_dict_index). It is used to track and manage the mapping of variable-sized string dictionary elements during the reading process [2][3][4][5]. 4. all_keys: In the context of dictionary encoding, all_keys typically represents the collection of unique keys (or the dictionary itself) that need to be processed or transcoded. Recent updates to cuDF have included logic to handle these keys, for example, by using hash-based sets to identify unique keys when supporting unordered dictionaries [6]. In summary, these components form part of an optimized pipeline in the cuDF Parquet reader designed to avoid unnecessary decoding and re-encoding of dictionary-encoded string columns, thereby improving performance when reading Parquet files with dictionary-encoded data [1].
Citations:
- 1: Transcode parquet to cuDF dictionaries for flat STRING columns #22532
- 2: GavinChen1314@9cc6900
- 3: EMinsight@d6670f2
- 4: EMinsight@e52ce85
- 5: Some question about function decode_page_data() from reader_impl.cu[QST] #7049
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Limit all_keys to the current input column
When multiple eligible columns use the multi-row-group path, all_keys materializes every dictionary entry in pass.str_dict_index and remains alive across the input-column loop. This retains unrelated dictionaries and can cause OOM. Build one batched key column for the current column and release it after cudf::detail::concatenate completes. Add a multi-column large-dictionary benchmark and allocation-limit regression test.
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In `@cpp/src/io/parquet/reader_impl_dict_transcode.cu` around lines 250 - 266,
Scope all_keys to the current input-column iteration instead of sharing one
column across columns: build it only from that column’s dictionary index range,
use it through cudf::detail::concatenate, then release it before processing the
next column. Add a large-dictionary multi-column benchmark and an
allocation-limit regression test covering this lifetime behavior.
Sources: Coding guidelines, MCP tools
| auto const key_offset = | ||
| static_cast<size_type>(chunk.str_dict_index - pass.str_dict_index.data()); | ||
| auto const seg_keys = | ||
| cudf::detail::slice(keys_base, key_offset, key_offset + chunk_key_counts[k], _stream); |
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)
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"zero_total_returns_before_pointer_setup": total_zero_return,
"pointer_setup_requires_dictionary_page_and_string_chunk": pointer_setup_requires_dict,
"transcode_subtracts_stored_pointer_from_base": unconditional_subtraction,
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pre.index("if (total_str_dict_indexes == 0) { return; }") <
pre.index("pass.str_dict_index =")
),
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"if (chunk.num_dict_pages > 0 and is_string_chunk(chunk))" in setup
),
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"chunk.str_dict_index - pass.str_dict_index.data()" in trans
),
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}
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Guard empty dictionary chunks before pointer subtraction.
When chunk_key_counts[k] == 0, skip pointer subtraction and use key_offset = 0. build_string_dict_indices() leaves both pointers null when the total entry count is zero, so the current subtraction has undefined behavior. Validate the pointer contract for non-empty chunks and add a multi-row-group empty-dictionary test.
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In `@cpp/src/io/parquet/reader_impl_dict_transcode.cu` around lines 394 - 397,
Update the key slicing logic in build_string_dict_indices so zero-count
dictionary chunks set key_offset to 0 without subtracting null pointers. For
non-empty chunks, validate that str_dict_index and pass.str_dict_index.data()
are valid before computing the offset, then preserve the existing
cudf::detail::slice behavior. Add coverage for a multi-row-group input
containing an empty dictionary chunk.
Source: MCP tools
| if literal: | ||
| # libcudf has no literal count; escape the pattern so the | ||
| # regex engine matches it verbatim. | ||
| pattern = re.escape(pattern) | ||
| self._regex_program = self._create_regex_program(pattern) |
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In libcudf, the cudf::strings::regex_program class supports a specific set of regular expression features, including several escape sequences [1][2]. Supported Escape Sequences The regex engine supports the following escape sequences [3][4]: - Character Escapes: \n (line feed), \r (carriage return), \t (tab), \a (alert/bell, ASCII 0x07), \f (form-feed, ASCII 0x0C), and \0 (NULL character) [3][4]. - Hexadecimal Escape: \xFF (where FF are 2 hexadecimal digits) matches the character at the specified ASCII position [3][4]. - Octal Escape: Sequences such as \100, \200, \01, etc., match the character at the specified ASCII position [3][4]. - Metacharacter Escape: A backslash \ followed by any of the special characters [\^$.|?*+(){} suppresses their special meaning, allowing them to be matched as literals (e.g., \* matches *) [3][4]. Built-in Character Classes and Spaces The regex engine supports built-in character classes including \s (whitespace), \d (digit), and \w (word character) [5]. - When the regex_flags::ASCII flag is used, \s is defined as [\t-\r ] (the range of characters from tab through space in the ASCII table) [5]. - Regarding the space character itself: In a regex pattern, a literal space character outside of a character class or specific token will match itself [3][4]. If you need to include a space in a character class, it can be included directly or via its ASCII representation if necessary [3][4]. For authoritative details on syntax and usage, see the official libcudf Regex Features documentation [4][6].
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.rapids.ai/api/libcudf/stable/structcudf_1_1strings_1_1regex__program
- 2: https://docs.rapids.ai/api/cudf/stable/libcudf/api_docs/strings_regex/
- 3: https://docs.rapids.ai/api/cudf/stable/libcudf_docs/md_regex/
- 4: https://docs.rapids.ai/api/libcudf/stable/md_regex
- 5: Add regex ASCII flag support for matching builtin character classes #11404
- 6: https://docs.nvidia.com/cudf/26.10/libcudf/md_regex/
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Use a libcudf-compatible literal regex escaper.
re.escape emits a backslash followed by the raw control character for tabs, newlines, and carriage returns. RegexProgram requires escapes such as \t, \n, and \r, so valid literal patterns containing these characters fail during program creation. Use a libcudf-compatible escaper and add regression cases for these patterns in python/cudf_polars/tests/expressions/test_stringfunction.py.
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In `@python/cudf_polars/cudf_polars/dsl/expressions/string.py` around lines 192 -
196, Replace re.escape in the literal branch of the regex-program initialization
with a libcudf-compatible literal escaper that emits \t, \n, and \r escapes for
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| common_group_keys = group_keys | ||
| else: | ||
| source_order = cls._get_key_permutation_map( | ||
| common_group_keys, | ||
| group_keys, | ||
| df.stream, | ||
| ) | ||
| ] | ||
| return DataFrame(broadcasted, stream=df.stream).slice(zlice) | ||
| aligned_results = [] | ||
| for result in results: | ||
| (aligned_result,) = plc.copying.gather( | ||
| plc.Table([result.obj]), | ||
| source_order, | ||
| plc.copying.OutOfBoundsPolicy.DONT_CHECK, | ||
| stream=df.stream, | ||
| ).columns() | ||
| aligned_results.append( | ||
| Column( | ||
| aligned_result, | ||
| name=result.name, | ||
| dtype=result.dtype, | ||
| ) | ||
| ) | ||
| results = aligned_results |
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Add a row-count guard on the alignment gather map.
inner_join uses an equality comparator that treats NaN as equal to NaN, so floating-point NaN keys do not drop from the map. Keep the assertion because DONT_CHECK can otherwise allow a malformed map to produce misaligned result columns.
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that source_order contains exactly one index per row in the result being
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@y2kiran please avoid force-pushing to PRs when possible, it causes issues with comment traceability. |
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@y2kiran Can you please run this benchmark and post some base numbers as a comment here for posterity |
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Can we explicitly enumerate the row group sizes we want to benchmark rather than relying on defaults that live a long way from here?
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Done. Added in explicit row group sizes of 1K , 10K , 100K, 1M.
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Here are results of the benchmark on a RTX 6000 Blackwell. As expected, there is a regression when the row groups are small, and the number of row groups is very large. But it will be fixed in a follow up MR. @mhaseeb123
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