Cast to float instead of decimal when evaluating decimal/float inequality joins in cudf-polars - #23958
Cast to float instead of decimal when evaluating decimal/float inequality joins in cudf-polars#23958mroeschke wants to merge 4 commits into
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WalkthroughThe conditional join implementation now uses graph-based analysis to align connected decimal and floating-point comparisons to ChangesConditional join cast alignment
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357-361: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a null value to the decimal input.
The new cast path runs
astypeon the decimal column. A null decimal operand exercises null-mask preservation through that cast and the AST comparison. The current frames contain no nulls.💚 Suggested edge-case coverage
left = pl.LazyFrame( - {"foo": [Decimal("2.49"), Decimal("2.50"), Decimal("2.51")]}, + {"foo": [Decimal("2.49"), Decimal("2.50"), Decimal("2.51"), None]}, schema={"foo": pl.Decimal(15, 2)}, )As per coding guidelines: "Missing edge case coverage (empty, all-null, single-element, mixed types)" and "Incorrect null/NA handling (cuDF uses nullable dtypes throughout)".
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In `@python/cudf_polars/tests/test_join.py`:
- Around line 357-361: Add a null decimal entry to the left LazyFrame’s foo
input in the test covering the decimal cast/comparison path, while preserving
its Decimal(15, 2) schema and existing non-null values. Ensure the test
exercises null-mask preservation through astype and the subsequent AST
comparison.
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Can you check performance on TPC-H on decimal data?
My dev machine has L4s, so I ran
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This issue was discovered while validating our PDSH Q22 with re-generated input data (with decimal data + sorted columns)
When performing a decimal/float comparison for an inequality join, #20060 implemented aligning columns to decimals. For Q22, there was a disagreement in customer count because the float-to-decimal casting made cudf-polars filter out a row unnecessarily (e.g. a filter threshold of
4998.769056963132got rounded up to4998.77, then a row with a value of4998.77would get wrongly filtered)An agent found that since the super-type of decimal & float is float in Polars, we should be evaluating these decimal/float comparisons by aligning to float instead
Additionally, the existing casting in
_apply_castswould silently drop sorted metadata (if there was any), so changed them to variants that would preserve the metadataChecklist