Apply distribution params whose bounds type differs from the column type in benchmark data generation - #23775
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WalkthroughThe benchmark input generator now clamps distribution bounds to target-specific ranges. Explicit template instantiations and tests cover numeric, temporal, decimal, string, list, and numeric-group profiles. ChangesBenchmark input bound conversion
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change correctly applies mismatched distribution bounds, but extreme timestamp ranges can still overflow during value generation and floating-point bounds cannot represent INT64_MIN. These edge cases can produce incorrect benchmark data, so merge should wait for fixes or explicit owner acceptance. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@cpp/benchmarks/common/generate_input.hpp`:
- Around line 355-357: Clamp the converted lower and upper bounds in the
int_params assignment to the numeric range of the selected target type
represented by tid, after handling NaN and out-of-range inputs. Update the
relevant bound-conversion logic near bounded_llround and add regression coverage
for signed and unsigned narrow integral targets, including NaN and values beyond
their representable ranges.
In `@cpp/tests/generate_input/generate_input_tests.cu`:
- Around line 25-146: Add a unit benchmark alongside the existing
GenerateInputTest coverage for the changed generator path, using cross-type
distribution bounds and measuring creation of the target column through
create_random_column. Keep the benchmark focused on generated-column performance
while retaining the current parameter-routing tests.
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On the unit benchmark suggestion: this change affects parameter routing, not generator throughput, and the routing behavior is covered by the unit tests above. Happy to add an nvbench case if maintainers want one. |
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In `@cpp/benchmarks/common/generate_input.hpp`:
- Around line 248-260: Update integer_type_range to return the signed 64-bit
bounds INT64_MIN through INT64_MAX for TIMESTAMP and DURATION types before the
existing type_id switch. Preserve current ranges for integer types, and add a
cross-type regression case covering chrono targets through
get_distribution_params.
- Around line 407-409: Update the conversion in the int_params assignment to
preserve the full representable range for INT64 and UINT64 targets: make
bounded_llround target-aware or otherwise convert floating-point bounds without
the 2^62 clamp before saturate_to_integer_type applies. Keep existing saturation
behavior for narrower integer targets, and add coverage for huge floating-point
bounds reaching 64-bit extrema.
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372-374: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 MajorKeep integral chrono bounds within the signed 64-bit range.
This branch also handles
TIMESTAMPandDURATION. The generic range used bysaturate_to_integer_typepermitsUINT64_MAX, but chrono bounds are stored asint64_t. Auint64_tupper bound aboveINT64_MAXcan wrap to a negative value and invert the generated range.Add an explicit chrono range of
[INT64_MIN, INT64_MAX]before the generic default. Add a regression test with unsigned integral bounds.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@cpp/benchmarks/common/generate_input.hpp`:
- Around line 214-223: Update bounded_llround to use asymmetric clamp bounds,
allowing the exact signed 64-bit minimum while retaining the safe upper bound;
then add an assertion in FullRangeFloatBoundsOnInt64 that params.lower_bound
equals std::numeric_limits<int64_t>::min().
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In `@cpp/benchmarks/common/generate_input.hpp`:
- Around line 372-374: Update the chrono-bound handling in the parameter
generation path around saturate_to_integer_type so TIMESTAMP and DURATION use an
explicit [INT64_MIN, INT64_MAX] range before the generic integral default,
preventing uint64_t values above INT64_MAX from wrapping when stored as int64_t.
Add a regression test covering unsigned integral bounds for these chrono types.
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| * @brief Rounds a floating point bound to an integer value, clamping to the largest double that | ||
| * still rounds into a long long and mapping NaN to zero so that the conversion is always defined. | ||
| * Bounds beyond this are unreachable through floating point for unsigned 64-bit targets only; | ||
| * every signed target's full range is representable. | ||
| */ | ||
| inline long long bounded_llround(double value) | ||
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| constexpr double kInt64ClampBound = 9223372036854774784.0; // 2^63 - 1024 | ||
| if (std::isnan(value)) { return 0; } | ||
| return std::llround(std::clamp(value, -kInt64ClampBound, kInt64ClampBound)); |
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In C++, the behavior of std::llround when the rounded result falls outside the range of long long (which includes values like INT64_MIN) is implementation-defined [1][2]. According to the C++ standard and POSIX/IEEE standards that many implementations follow: 1. Error Handling: When the result is outside the representable range of the return type (long long), the function is required to raise the FE_INVALID floating-point exception [1][2][3]. 2. Return Value: The return value in such cases is unspecified or implementation-defined [4][3]. Common implementations often return either the minimum or maximum value of the target type (e.g., LLONG_MIN or LLONG_MAX) or another sentinel value, but you should not rely on a specific value across different platforms [1][2][3]. 3. Diagnostic Methods: To robustly detect this error, you should clear the floating-point exception state using feclearexcept(FE_ALL_EXCEPT) before calling std::llround and then test for FE_INVALID using fetestexcept(FE_INVALID) after the call [4][3]. Alternatively, check if the input is within the range [LLONG_MIN - 0.5, LLONG_MAX + 0.5] before calling the function [1][2]. Because the behavior is not guaranteed by the standard, portable code must explicitly check for these error conditions rather than relying on the returned value [4][3].
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- 1: https://www.cppreference.com/cpp/numeric/math/round
- 2: https://en.cppreference.com/cpp/numeric/math/round
- 3: https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man3/llround.3.html
- 4: https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9799919799.2024edition/functions/llround.html
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Use asymmetric clamp bounds for signed 64-bit values.
-2^63 is exactly representable as double and valid for std::llround, but the symmetric clamp excludes it. Use separate lower and upper bounds, and assert params.lower_bound == std::numeric_limits<int64_t>::min() in FullRangeFloatBoundsOnInt64.
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In `@cpp/benchmarks/common/generate_input.hpp` around lines 214 - 223, Update
bounded_llround to use asymmetric clamp bounds, allowing the exact signed 64-bit
minimum while retaining the safe upper bound; then add an assertion in
FullRangeFloatBoundsOnInt64 that params.lower_bound equals
std::numeric_limits<int64_t>::min().
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In `@cpp/benchmarks/common/generate_input.hpp`:
- Around line 255-257: Update the chrono-value generation logic around the
timestamp and duration range handling to avoid constructing timestamp_s samples
through an overflowing nanosecond intermediate; generate values directly in
T::duration units or otherwise combine seconds and nanoseconds without exceeding
the representable range. Add coverage for a timestamp_s range whose upper bound
is at least INT64_MAX / 1,000,000,000.
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| if (cudf::is_timestamp(dtype) or cudf::is_duration(dtype)) { return {INT64_MIN, INT64_MAX}; } | ||
| if (tid == cudf::type_id::DECIMAL32) { return {INT32_MIN, INT32_MAX}; } | ||
| if (tid == cudf::type_id::DECIMAL64) { return {INT64_MIN, INT64_MAX}; } |
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Prevent overflow when generating extreme chrono values.
When a timestamp_s range includes values at or above INT64_MAX / 1,000,000,000, the seconds sample can overflow when combined with the nanosecond sample in cudf::duration_s{sec_value} + cudf::duration_ns{nanoseconds_value}. Generate values in T::duration units or avoid the nanosecond intermediate. Add a test with a high timestamp_s upper bound.
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In `@cpp/benchmarks/common/generate_input.hpp` around lines 255 - 257, Update the
chrono-value generation logic around the timestamp and duration range handling
to avoid constructing timestamp_s samples through an overflowing nanosecond
intermediate; generate values directly in T::duration units or otherwise combine
seconds and nanoseconds without exceeding the representable range. Add coverage
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Benchmarks and tests are both consumers of libcudf. Testing benchmark code from the test suite crosses a layer that shouldn't exist. I'd drop GENERATE_INPUT_TEST; the explicit instantiations in generate_input.cu only exist to serve it and can go too.
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These only exist so the test TU can link. If the test target goes, these go with it.
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| constexpr double kInt64ClampBound = 9223372036854774784.0; // 2^63 - 1024 | |
| constexpr double int64_clamp_bound = 9223372036854774784.0; // 2^63 - 1024 |
cudf doesn't use k-prefixed names.
| inline uint32_t bounded_length_round(double value) | ||
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| if (std::isnan(value)) { return 0; } | ||
| return static_cast<uint32_t>(std::clamp<long long>(bounded_llround(value), 0, 4294967295LL)); |
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4294967295LL here vs UINT32_MAX in saturated_length for the same bound, and integer_type_range uses INT8_MIN-style macros except its default branch, which uses std::numeric_limits. Worth settling on std::numeric_limits throughout.
Also NaN silently becoming 0 means a NaN bound generates empty strings with no signal. Intentional?
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This duplicates default_range<T>() above — same question, keyed by type_id instead of T, with its own switch that re-special-cases timestamps, durations and both decimals. Can it dispatch to default_range via cudf::type_dispatcher instead? Two sources of truth for a type's range in one header will drift.
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| * @brief Saturates a bound to the range returned by `integer_type_range`. | ||
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| inline __int128_t saturate_to_range(std::pair<__int128_t, __int128_t> range, __int128_t value) |
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This is std::clamp with the bounds in a pair — worth calling std::clamp directly at the use sites and dropping the wrapper. Same for saturated_length, which is a clamp plus a cast.
| saturate_to_range(range, static_cast<__int128_t>(lower_bound)), | ||
| saturate_to_range(range, static_cast<__int128_t>(upper_bound)), | ||
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BOOL8 reaches this branch — type_group_id::INTEGRAL and NUMERIC both expand through cudf::is_numeric, which includes bool — so it gets written to int_params[BOOL8]. But get_distribution_params<bool> reads only bool_probability_true and ignores int_params, so bounds for bool are still silently dropped. Same bug class this PR fixes.
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| } else if (tid != cudf::type_id::STRUCT and tid != cudf::type_id::DICTIONARY32) { | ||
| int_params[tid] = {dist, | ||
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This turns silent ignoring into silent saturation: INT8 with bounds 0..1000 quietly becomes 0..127. Should that be a CUDF_EXPECTS instead?
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Scale is drawn randomly when fixed point comes through this path. Surprising default — worth documenting, or requiring the explicit-scale overload.
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…the column type data_profile::set_distribution_params stored parameters in the map selected by the type of the passed bounds, while get_distribution_params reads the map selected by the generated column type. A call such as .distribution(cudf::type_id::FLOAT64, distribution_id::UNIFORM, 0, 100) with integer bounds therefore wrote int_params and was never read back, so generation silently used that type's default profile instead: a normal distribution over roughly +/-8.98e307 for double columns. The old comments documented this drop as intended behavior. Reported in issue NVIDIA#18315. Each target type is now routed to the map its getter actually reads, with bounds converted to that map's parameter type: integer bounds reach floating-point and fixed-point columns, floating bounds reach integer, chrono, string length, list length, and fixed-point targets, rounded through helpers that clamp to the representable range and map NaN to zero. Calls whose bounds type already matches the column type take the same branches as before. STRUCT and DICTIONARY32 have no range parameters and still ignore the call. The getters are defined in generate_input.cu but now called from other translation units by the new tests, so they get explicit instantiations. Test Plan: Standalone repro against libcudf 26.10.00a302 on an RTX 5060 Ti (sm_120), reproducing the issue's snippet (int bounds on a UNIFORM double column): before: params fall back to "id=1 lower=-8.98847e+307 upper=8.98847e+307", 100 of 100 values outside [0, 100], first values identical to the issue's output (-8.9884656743115785e+307, ...) after: "id=0 lower=0 upper=100", 0 of 100 outside [0, 100] Symmetric case (double bounds on int32): before 100/100 outside range, after 0/100. clang-format --dry-run --Werror on all touched C++ files: pass cmake-format with cpp/cmake/config.json plus rapids-cmake config on the new CMakeLists block: formatting unchanged nvcc -c compile of cpp/tests/generate_input/generate_input_tests.cu against gtest/gmock and libcudf 26.10 headers: pass Full gtest run requires a local libcudf build; not run here.
Bounds outside the representable range of a target type were narrowed with wrapping conversions when read back from get_distribution_params, which could invert lower and upper or produce reversed ranges for narrower targets. Saturate integral bounds to the target type's own range at set time, saturate string and list lengths to [0, UINT32_MAX], and add explicit getter instantiations for the integer types whose getters were declared but not instantiated.
The conversion clamp sat at +/-2^62, so 64-bit integer targets could never receive bounds beyond that even though a long long holds up to 2^63 - 1. Raise the clamp to the largest double that still rounds into a long long; unsigned 64-bit bounds above that stay unreachable through floating point, which the helper comment now states.
Chrono targets parameterize with int64 bounds and fixed-point targets with their own rep width, but neither was saturated: an unsigned bound above int64 max wrapped to a negative chrono upper bound, and wide bounds narrowed modulo into decimal32/decimal64 reps. Route both target classes through the same per-type range saturation as integer targets, skip STRUCT and DICTIONARY32 instead of storing dead parameter entries, and instantiate the decimal32 getter.
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closes #18315
data_profile::set_distribution_paramsstored parameters in the map selected by the type of the passed bounds, whileget_distribution_paramsreads the map selected by the generated column type. A call such as.distribution(cudf::type_id::FLOAT64, distribution_id::UNIFORM, 0, 100)with integer bounds therefore wrote intoint_paramsand was never read back, so generation silently used that type's default profile instead. For a double column that default is a normal distribution over roughly +/-8.98e307, which is exactly what the issue reports.Each target type is now routed to the map its getter actually reads, with bounds converted to that parameter type:
The parameter getters are defined in
generate_input.cubut are now called from other translation units by the new tests, so they get explicit instantiations.Two notes for reviewers:
avg_run_length = 4, which intentionally produces runs of repeated values (measured: 12/20/24 zeros out of 100 rows across seeds at cardinality 2 with the default; 46/53/51 with.avg_run_length(1)). That behavior is unchanged here; benchmarks wanting uniform coverage should set.avg_run_length(1).stream_compaction/unique.cpprequestsUNIFORM(0, 781)for a float column and previously got the default normal distribution; its numbers will move.Checklist
Test Plan
Reproduction against libcudf 26.10.00a302 (conda nightly, CUDA 12.9, RTX 5060 Ti sm_120), using the snippet from the issue:
The before-values match the issue report byte for byte.
clang-format --dry-run --Werroron all touched C++ files: passcmake-formatwithcpp/cmake/config.jsonplus the rapids-cmake config on the new CMakeLists block: formatting unchangednvcc -ccompile of the new test translation unit against gtest/gmock and libcudf 26.10 headers: passGENERATE_INPUT_TEST) was not executed locally because it requires a full libcudf build; CI will run it.