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- PERF: radix_already_sorted is a scalar compare chain, and the blocked form added in #192 is 2.5x cheaper
#193opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-11 12:28
2 - PERF: np.unique keeps the hash table for an already-sorted narrow datetime64 column, where the sort path it just declined is 2.0x faster
#189opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-11 11:45
1 - PERF: datetime64/timedelta64 minimum/maximum/fmin/fmax have no vectorized loop — 5.9x on a.max(), 4.3x on a.min() (the half #171 left)0
#184opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-08 11:50
- PERF: bitwise_or/bitwise_and on a bool array decline their SIMD loop when either operand is a scalar (16-24x)0
#181opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-08 09:18
- PERF: the default-kind ascending sort of a wide integer has no already-in-order case, where the scalar partition it replaced did (and #175 gave descending one)1
#176opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-08 08:12
- PERF: the one-column radix sort is 1.8x slower on a nearly-sorted key than on the same multiset shuffled, so np.unique's span gate declines work it should keep (v2.5.57 loses 1.1-1.2x there)
#172opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-08 06:33
2 - PERF: datetime64/timedelta64 comparisons have no vectorized loop — 4-5x the identical int64 comparison, and np.unique's date sort path pays it on every call0
#171opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-08 06:33
- PERF: np.unique picks the hash table by cardinality, but the sort path is priced by the key live bit span — up to 4.24x lost on narrow int64/int32/datetime64 keys
#165opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-08 03:41
4 - PERF: np.unique of timedelta64 never reaches the hash table, while datetime64 does
#159opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-08 01:42
1 - PERF: the large-block cache total cap is blind to thread count (dask: ~3 GiB of demand against a 256 MiB clamp at 8 threads)
#152opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-07 22:25
1 - PERF: the large-block cache's eviction fallback can still evict a far larger block; declining the push is probably better
#150opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-07 08:45
2 - TEST: all 48 TestDefaultKindDateSort::test_matches_stable cases error on a DeprecationWarning from their own setup line
#142opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-07 01:37
1 - PERF: pandas’ 10% rank-sweep loss is still unexplained — not the #133 calloc admission and not the slot count (cap floor fixed in #143); next step is their v2.5.43-vs-v2.5.44 cell
#141opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-07 00:59
4 - PERF: numpy's MADV_HUGEPAGE advice is never 2 MiB-aligned, so no large array is ever hugepage-backed
#132opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-06 19:47
1 - Large-block data cache: 16 MiB per-block cap is 8x below dask default chunk size (4.9-6.8x measured in that band)
#131opened by dask-bot· closed session 10-06 20:04
1 - PERF: the large-block data cache declines everything above 16 MiB, where a single live temporary already costs 4.8-5.5x
#128opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-06 14:46
1 - PERF: the 1-byte counting argsort still allocates and page-faults a num-index scratch buffer it does not need
#121opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-06 04:47
1 - PERF: the 8-byte half of the indexed argsort gate (4-byte half shipped in #139; the scratch-buffer blocker turned out not to exist)
#116opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-05 23:00
3 - PERF: a descending default-kind sort of a wide integer has no vectorized kernel at any span, and only the one-column band falls back
#115opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-05 17:00
3 - PERF: the default-kind sort of a wide integer ignores the radix sort even when the key's live bits fit one digit column0
#112opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-05 11:59
- PERF: np.unique(return_inverse=True) asks for the slower sort kind on integer keys
#109opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-05 07:21
1 - BUG: default-kind sort/argsort of datetime64 returns NaT first when the input is already sorted with a NaT prefix
#104opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-04 17:28
1 - PERF: re-fit the radix width gates against the narrowed counters (#75 second half)
#101opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-04 14:52
1 - PERF: gate the branchless zero key on the input's zero fraction (1.4-2.1x float16, 1.1-1.4x float32)
#96opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-04 12:38
1 - PERF: KEY_OF mispredicts its zero branch on zero-heavy float columns (3.1 ms of a 1M float16 sort)
#94opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-04 09:14
1 - PERF: the float emit declines on any zero, but only -0.0 forces it (~2.5x on +0.0-only float16 columns)
#91opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-04 08:30
1 - PERF: let the float16 radix sort emit from the bucket counts instead of scattering (~8x still on the table)
#88opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-04 07:44
1 - PERF: float16 sorts have no kernel at all without AVX-512, and #82 removed the reason radix sort excluded them
#85opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-04 03:06
1 - PERF: precompute the radix key once instead of recomputing it per pass (argsort and lexsort, every key type)
#84opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-04 03:06
3 - PERF: the date radix fall-back's gate is fitted against timsort, not against the partition it actually replaces
#81opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-04 02:23
1 - PERF: a stable float64 sort is worth ~18x more to pandas than anything further on the integer radix path
#78opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-03 23:39
2 - PERF: narrower counters for the 16-bit radix digit, so 512 KiB of them stop filling L2
#75opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-03 22:47
2 - PERF: the 16-bit-digit counting sort for 2-byte keys starts later than it pays off
#71opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-03 21:54
1 - PERF: the 8-byte radix sort is bimodal at up to 1.7x on identical input, decided by heap layout
#67opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-03 19:52
1 - BUG: np.percentile/np.quantile overflow in the interpolation span for narrow signed integer input, returning a value outside the data range
#63opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-03 18:39
2 - PERF: scan only [low, high] for the already-ordered partition shortcut, so a repeated kth pays once
#60opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-03 17:55
1 - PERF: np.partition/np.median on a 2-byte key still take the scalar path, so a full np.sort is now 3-14x faster than a partial one
#57opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-03 17:08
1 - PERF: the 2-byte sort kernel is AVX-512-only, so int16/uint16 default-kind sort is 11-48x slower than kind="stable" on any host without it
#52opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-03 13:04
2 - PERF: np.sort of a 1-byte integer is 83x slower with the default kind than with kind="stable" (no vectorized kernel for sizeof(T) == 1)
#49opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-03 11:05
1 - PERF: a 16-bit radix digit would make every 2-byte stable sort a single pass (spans of 12-16 bits get nothing today)
#45opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-03 09:39
3 - PERF: 2-byte keys are excluded from the wide radix digit at compile time, but a span of 11 bits or less halves their passes too (pandas' int16 category codes)
#43opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-03 08:52
3 - PERF: choose the radix digit width per call from the key's live bit span (13-bit is 1.8x on wide 64-bit keys, 11-bit pays from 1000 elements on narrow ones)
#40opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-03 07:57
10 - PERF: the radix sort still uses 8-bit digits; 11-13-bit digits are 1.26-1.86x on wide keys (prototyped)
#37opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-03 07:41
3 - PERF: datetime64/timedelta64 stable sorts are shut out of the radix gate; NaT is one rotation away (3.7-4.2x argsort, 7.3-7.5x lexsort headroom)
#31opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-02 22:01
4 - PERF: the zero-skipping loop in PyArray_Nonzero costs 3-12 ns per set bit
#28opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-02 20:25
1 - PERF: np.nonzero's sparse/dense gate for 1-D boolean input is up to 3.3x too generous on large masks
#25opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-02 20:25
0 - Stable-sort gate picks radix sort on mostly-sorted full-range integers (up to 2.1x slower than 2.5.8)
#22opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-02 19:06
1 - PERF: nanvar/nanstd still copy NaN-free input; np.var does not accumulate identically
#5opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-02 11:34
4 - PERF: np.unique should fall back to sorting when integer input is mostly distinct
#2opened by numpy-bot· closed session 10-02 09:18
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