Add between_time and at_time methods to IndexedFrame - #23923
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Cast idx.hour/minute/second to int32 before multiplying, since cuDF returns int16 for these which overflows for times after ~9:06 AM (12:00 -> 43200 seconds exceeds int16 max of 32767). Verified fix against real cuDF DatetimeIndex in Colab; between_time and at_time now match pandas expected output including the 12:00 edge case.
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Found and fixed an int16 overflow bug in the time-to-seconds conversion. cuDF's idx.hour/minute/second return int16, which overflows for times after ~9:06 AM (12:00 → 43200 seconds exceeds int16's max of 32767, wrapping to a negative value and silently breaking the comparison). Verified against a real cuDF DatetimeIndex in Colab — both between_time and at_time now correctly match pandas' expected output, including the 12:00 edge case that originally exposed the bug. Fixed by casting idx.hour/minute/second to int32 before the arithmetic. Happy to iterate further based on CI results or reviewer feedback. |
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WalkthroughAdded ChangesDatetime time filtering
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In `@python/cudf/cudf/core/indexed_frame.py`:
- Around line 2551-2554: The IndexedFrame.at_time method currently rejects
axis=1 and validates the wrong index. Resolve the axis before validation,
support axis=1 by obtaining the DatetimeIndex from self._data.to_pandas_index,
and apply the time mask to the selected axis while preserving the existing
axis=0 behavior and validation.
- Around line 2498-2502: The time-of-day calculations in between_time and
at_time currently truncate fractional seconds. Update both sites in
python/cudf/cudf/core/indexed_frame.py (lines 2498-2502 and 2560-2564) to use a
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In `@python/cudf/cudf/core/indexed_frame.py`:
- Around line 2565-2572: Resolve the merge conflict in the at_time-related
calculation by removing all conflict markers and the competing int32
seconds-only branch. Keep the int64 microsecond-resolution expression using
idx.hour, idx.minute, idx.second, and idx.microsecond.
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I intentionally scoped axis=1 support out of this PR it requires filtering columns by time-of-day when columns form a DatetimeIndex, which felt like a separate feature. Happy to add it here or in a follow-up PR if preferred. |
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2555-2556: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 MajorResolve the documented
axis=1contract.
at_timedocumentsaxis=1/"columns"but always raises for that value. A DataFrame with aDatetimeIndexon its columns therefore cannot use the documented operation. Implement column-axis selection, or remove1/"columns"from the public contract until it is supported.This duplicates the previous review finding for Lines 2553-2558.
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In `@python/cudf/cudf/core/indexed_frame.py`:
- Around line 2501-2504: Update the row-seconds calculation before the
wrapped-range branch so nullable row_secs values are filled with -1, matching
DatetimeIndex.indexer_between_time and preserving NaT rows when applying the
boolean mask. Keep the existing comparison and masking behavior unchanged for
non-null values.
- Around line 2492-2494: Add tracked unit tests and benchmarks for the
between_time and at_time methods, covering fractional seconds, every inclusive
mode, midnight wraparound, NaT values, invalid indexes, and invalid axes. Keep
the existing implementation unchanged unless tests expose a necessary defect,
and place coverage in the established Python test and benchmark suites.
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In `@python/cudf/cudf/core/indexed_frame.py`:
- Around line 2555-2556: Update the at_time axis handling in indexed_frame.py so
axis=1/"columns" performs the documented column-based time selection for
DataFrames with a DatetimeIndex, matching pandas behavior; alternatively remove
that axis value from the public contract and documentation if support is not
being added, rather than leaving the unconditional NotImplementedError.
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Add unit tests and benchmarks for between_time and at_time.
The reviewed commit changes only indexed_frame.py, and no tracked Python test or benchmark covers these methods. Cover fractional seconds, all inclusive modes, midnight wraparound, NaT, invalid indexes, and invalid axes.
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In `@python/cudf/cudf/core/indexed_frame.py` around lines 2492 - 2494, Add tracked
unit tests and benchmarks for the between_time and at_time methods, covering
fractional seconds, every inclusive mode, midnight wraparound, NaT values,
invalid indexes, and invalid axes. Keep the existing implementation unchanged
unless tests expose a necessary defect, and place coverage in the established
Python test and benchmark suites.
Source: Coding guidelines
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Thanks for the PR!
We also run the pandas tests with cudf.pandas enabled. There might be some skips to remove at
cudf/python/cudf/cudf/pandas/scripts/pandas-testing-plugin.py
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Let's be consistent about types in the signature.
Pandas also includes an axis=None argument. Should we support that? Handle it similar to other cases in cudf-pandas.
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Addressed all feedback: between_time/at_time now reuse DatetimeIndex.indexer_between_time (and _time_to_micros) instead of custom logic, axis now accepts None per pandas' signature, and removed the obsolete cudf.pandas skip entries for test_between_time. Ready for review. |
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IIUC, these methods should now work on both DataFrame and Series, but I think the tests only cover DataFrame. Can you check that we have at least one test for Series.between_time and Series.at? I don't think either implementation has logic that depends on Series vs. DataFrame, so a single basic test should be sufficient.
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Agreed, respective Series tests in its own directory would be helpful
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Can you make this a pytest fixture?
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Fixed a real indentation bug in between_time (it was nested one level too deep, likely causing the CI failures). Also converted the DataFrame test helper to a proper @pytest.fixture and added basic Series.between_time/Series.at_time tests as requested. Ready for another look. |
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Found and fixed the actual cause of the CI test failures: between_time/at_time were leaving the result's DatetimeIndex.freq unchanged after filtering, but pandas always resets freq to None post-filter since the remaining rows are no longer evenly spaced. This was showing up as AssertionError: (None, <N * Minutes/Hours>) across all 9 failing tests. Fixed by explicitly clearing _freq on the result index. Ready for another CI run. |
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This PR adds
between_timeandat_timemethods toIndexedFrame, closing #9634.between_timeselects rows whose DatetimeIndex falls within a given time-of-day range, supporting theinclusiveparameter ("both", "neither", "left", "right") to match pandas' current API, including the wraparound case wherestart_time > end_time.at_timeselects rows matching an exact time of day.I validated the core logic (basic ranges, wraparound ranges, all four
inclusivemodes, and error handling) against real pandas output for correctness. I don't have GPU access to test this against a live cuDFDatetimeIndex, so I'm opening this as a draft — happy to iterate based on CI results or reviewer feedback.I used AI tools to help write and debug this implementation, and reviewed the resulting code myself before submitting.