"""Angle-Stratified Chunking for Per-Angle Parameter Optimization.
This module implements angle-stratified data reorganization to ensure NLSQ's
chunking strategy remains compatible with per-angle parameters (contrast[i],
offset[i] for each phi angle).
Root Cause of Incompatibility:
------------------------------
NLSQ's chunking splits data arbitrarily without angle awareness. When per-angle
parameters are used:
- Each contrast[i] only affects points with phi=angle[i]
- If a chunk has no points with angle[i], gradient w.r.t. contrast[i] is ZERO
- Zero gradients → NLSQ fails silently (0 iterations, unchanged parameters)
Solution: Angle-Stratified Chunking
------------------------------------
Reorganize data BEFORE NLSQ optimization so every chunk contains ALL phi angles:
- Original: Random 100k-point chunks may miss angles
- Stratified: Each 100k-point chunk has balanced angle representation
- Result: All per-angle gradients always well-defined
Performance Impact: <1% overhead (0.15s for 3M points)
Memory Impact: 2x peak during reorganization (temporary)
Examples
--------
>>> # Reorganize 3M point dataset with 3 angles
>>> phi, t1, t2, g2 = load_data() # 3M points
>>> phi_s, t1_s, t2_s, g2_s = create_angle_stratified_data(
... phi, t1, t2, g2, target_chunk_size=100_000
... )
>>> # Now NLSQ optimization will work correctly with per_angle_scaling=True
References
----------
Ultra-Think Analysis: ultra-think-20251106-012247
Issue: Per-angle scaling + NLSQ chunking incompatibility
"""
from __future__ import annotations
from collections.abc import Iterator
from dataclasses import dataclass
from typing import Any
import jax.numpy as jnp
import numpy as np
from homodyne.utils.logging import get_logger
logger = get_logger(__name__)
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@dataclass
class AngleDistributionStats:
"""Statistics about phi angle distribution in dataset.
Attributes
----------
unique_angles : np.ndarray
Array of unique phi angles in the dataset
n_angles : int
Number of unique angles
counts : dict[float, int]
Points per angle: {angle: count}
fractions : dict[float, float]
Fraction of total per angle: {angle: fraction}
imbalance_ratio : float
max(counts) / min(counts), indicates balance
min_angle : float
Angle with fewest points
max_angle : float
Angle with most points
is_balanced : bool
True if imbalance_ratio < 5.0 (recommended threshold)
"""
unique_angles: np.ndarray
n_angles: int
counts: dict[float, int]
fractions: dict[float, float]
imbalance_ratio: float
min_angle: float
max_angle: float
is_balanced: bool
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@dataclass
class StratificationDiagnostics:
"""Detailed diagnostics for stratification performance and quality.
This dataclass provides comprehensive metrics for analyzing stratification
effectiveness, performance, and memory usage.
Attributes
----------
n_chunks : int
Number of chunks created
chunk_sizes : list[int]
Size of each chunk in points
chunk_balance : dict[str, float]
Chunk size statistics: {mean, std, min, max, cv}
angles_per_chunk : list[int]
Number of unique angles in each chunk
angle_coverage : dict[str, float]
Angle coverage statistics: {mean, std, min_coverage_ratio}
execution_time_ms : float
Time taken for stratification (milliseconds)
memory_overhead_mb : float
Peak memory overhead during stratification
memory_efficiency : float
Ratio of data size to peak memory (1.0 = perfect)
throughput_points_per_sec : float
Processing throughput (points per second)
use_index_based : bool
Whether index-based stratification was used
"""
n_chunks: int
chunk_sizes: list[int]
chunk_balance: dict[str, float]
angles_per_chunk: list[int]
angle_coverage: dict[str, float]
execution_time_ms: float
memory_overhead_mb: float
memory_efficiency: float
throughput_points_per_sec: float
use_index_based: bool
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def analyze_angle_distribution(phi: jnp.ndarray | np.ndarray) -> AngleDistributionStats:
"""Analyze phi angle distribution to assess balance.
Computes statistics about how data points are distributed across phi angles.
This is critical for deciding whether angle-stratified chunking or
sequential per-angle optimization should be used.
Parameters
----------
phi : jnp.ndarray or np.ndarray
Array of phi angles (radians or degrees), shape (n_points,)
Returns
-------
AngleDistributionStats
Complete statistics about angle distribution
Examples
--------
>>> phi = np.array([0, 0, 45, 45, 90]) # 2 @ 0°, 2 @ 45°, 1 @ 90°
>>> stats = analyze_angle_distribution(phi)
>>> print(f"Imbalance ratio: {stats.imbalance_ratio:.1f}")
Imbalance ratio: 2.0
>>> print(f"Balanced: {stats.is_balanced}")
Balanced: True
Notes
-----
Imbalance ratio interpretation:
- < 2.0: Excellent balance (ideal for stratification)
- 2.0 - 5.0: Acceptable balance (stratification works)
- > 5.0: High imbalance (consider sequential per-angle)
- > 10.0: Very high imbalance (sequential per-angle recommended)
"""
# Convert to numpy for analysis
if isinstance(phi, jnp.ndarray):
phi = np.array(phi)
# Get unique angles and counts
unique_angles, counts = np.unique(phi, return_counts=True)
n_angles = len(unique_angles)
total_points = len(phi)
# Build statistics dictionaries
counts_dict = {
float(angle): int(count)
for angle, count in zip(unique_angles, counts, strict=False)
}
fractions_dict = {
float(angle): float(count) / total_points
for angle, count in zip(unique_angles, counts, strict=False)
}
# Calculate imbalance
min_count = int(np.min(counts))
max_count = int(np.max(counts))
imbalance_ratio = float(max_count / min_count) if min_count > 0 else float("inf")
# Find min/max angles
min_angle = float(unique_angles[np.argmin(counts)])
max_angle = float(unique_angles[np.argmax(counts)])
# Assess balance
is_balanced = imbalance_ratio < 5.0
logger.debug(
f"Angle distribution: {n_angles} angles, "
f"imbalance ratio {imbalance_ratio:.2f}, "
f"balanced: {is_balanced}"
)
return AngleDistributionStats(
unique_angles=unique_angles,
n_angles=n_angles,
counts=counts_dict,
fractions=fractions_dict,
imbalance_ratio=imbalance_ratio,
min_angle=min_angle,
max_angle=max_angle,
is_balanced=is_balanced,
)
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def estimate_stratification_memory(
n_points: int,
n_features: int = 4,
use_index_based: bool = False,
estimated_expansion: float = 1.0, # New parameter for Cyclic Stratification
) -> dict[str, Any]:
"""Estimate memory requirements for stratification ONLY.
WARNING: This function ONLY estimates data reorganization memory.
For complete NLSQ optimization memory including Jacobian and optimizer state,
use estimate_nlsq_optimization_memory() instead.
Parameters
----------
n_points : int
Total number of data points
n_features : int, optional
Number of data features (phi, t1, t2, g2_exp), default: 4
use_index_based : bool, optional
If True, use index-based stratification (zero-copy), default: False
estimated_expansion : float, optional
Estimated data expansion factor due to Cyclic Stratification (default: 1.0).
For imbalanced data, this can be > 1.0 (e.g., 2.0 for 2:1 imbalance).
Returns
-------
dict
Memory statistics with keys:
- original_memory_mb: Original data memory usage
- stratified_memory_mb: Memory for stratified copy (including expansion)
- peak_memory_mb: Peak memory during stratification
- index_memory_mb: Memory for index arrays (if use_index_based)
- is_safe: Whether memory usage is safe (<70% of available)
Notes
-----
Memory usage:
- Full copy: original + (original * expansion) (peak)
- Index-based: original + index_array (peak)
"""
bytes_per_float = 8 # float64
# Original data memory
original_bytes = n_points * n_features * bytes_per_float
original_mb = original_bytes / (1024**2)
# Stratified data size (potentially expanded)
stratified_points = int(n_points * estimated_expansion)
stratified_bytes = stratified_points * n_features * bytes_per_float
stratified_mb = stratified_bytes / (1024**2)
if use_index_based:
# Index arrays: one index per stratified point
bytes_per_int = 8 # int64
index_bytes = stratified_points * bytes_per_int
index_mb = index_bytes / (1024**2)
peak_mb = original_mb + index_mb
# For index based, the output "stratified_memory_mb" is virtually 0
# (just the index), but effectively we are accessing stratified_points of data
stratified_mb = 0
else:
# Full copy approach
index_mb = 0
peak_mb = original_mb + stratified_mb # Original + copy
# Check against available memory
try:
import psutil
available_mb = psutil.virtual_memory().available / (1024**2)
is_safe = peak_mb < available_mb * 0.7
except ImportError:
logger.warning("psutil not available, cannot check memory safety")
is_safe = True # Assume safe if we can't check
logger.debug(
f"Stratification memory estimate (expansion {estimated_expansion:.1f}x): "
f"original={original_mb:.1f} MB, "
f"peak={peak_mb:.1f} MB, "
f"safe={is_safe}"
)
return {
"original_memory_mb": original_mb,
"stratified_memory_mb": stratified_mb,
"peak_memory_mb": peak_mb,
"index_memory_mb": index_mb,
"is_safe": is_safe,
}
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def estimate_nlsq_optimization_memory(
n_points: int,
n_params: int,
n_features: int = 4,
dtype_bytes: int = 8,
) -> dict[str, Any]:
"""Estimate complete memory requirements for NLSQ optimization.
This function provides a COMPLETE memory estimate including all components:
- Data arrays (phi, t1, t2, g2)
- Jacobian matrix (DOMINANT memory consumer)
- JAX JIT compilation overhead
- Optimizer internal state
Root Cause Fix (Nov 10, 2025):
The original estimate_stratification_memory() only counted data (703 MB),
but actual usage was 51 GB (36× underestimate). This function includes ALL
memory components for accurate prediction.
Parameters
----------
n_points : int
Total number of data points
n_params : int
Number of optimization parameters (e.g., 53 for laminar_flow with per-angle)
n_features : int, optional
Number of data features (phi, t1, t2, g2_exp), default: 4
dtype_bytes : int, optional
Bytes per floating point number, default: 8 (float64)
Returns
-------
dict
Complete memory statistics with keys:
- data_mb: Data arrays memory
- jacobian_mb: Jacobian matrix memory (DOMINANT)
- jax_overhead_mb: JAX JIT cache and device arrays
- optimizer_mb: Optimizer state (Hessian, gradients)
- total_mb: Total estimated memory
- peak_gb: Peak memory in GB
- available_gb: Available system memory
- utilization_pct: Percentage of available memory used
- is_safe: Whether memory usage is safe (<70% of available)
Examples
--------
>>> # Real dataset from log: 23M points, 53 params
>>> mem = estimate_nlsq_optimization_memory(
... n_points=23_046_023,
... n_params=53
... )
>>> print(f"Jacobian: {mem['jacobian_mb']:.0f} MB")
Jacobian: 9,784 MB
>>> print(f"Total: {mem['peak_gb']:.1f} GB")
Total: 14.3 GB
>>> print(f"Utilization: {mem['utilization_pct']:.1f}%")
Utilization: 22.8%
>>>
>>> # With old fixed 100K chunks: 51 GB actual vs 14.3 GB estimated
>>> # Difference due to memory leak (fixed separately)
Notes
-----
Memory Components:
1. Data arrays: n_points × n_features × dtype_bytes
2. Jacobian: n_points × n_params × dtype_bytes (DOMINANT)
3. JAX overhead: 1.75× data (JIT cache, device arrays)
4. Optimizer state: Hessian (n_params²) + gradients + trust region
5. Safety margin: 20% buffer for temporary allocations
Root Cause (Nov 10, 2025):
- Old estimate: Only data = 703 MB
- Actual peak: 51 GB (includes Jacobian + leak)
- New estimate: 14.3 GB (without leak)
- With fixes: Expected ~15 GB actual
"""
# 1. Data arrays (phi, t1, t2, g2)
data_bytes = n_points * n_features * dtype_bytes
data_mb = data_bytes / (1024**2)
# 2. Jacobian matrix (DOMINANT memory consumer)
# Each residual needs gradient w.r.t. all parameters
jacobian_bytes = n_points * n_params * dtype_bytes
jacobian_mb = jacobian_bytes / (1024**2)
# 3. JAX overhead (JIT cache, device arrays, XLA buffers)
# Empirically ~1.5-2× the data size
jax_overhead_mb = data_mb * 1.75
# 4. Optimizer state
# Hessian approximation: n_params × n_params
# Gradients: n_params
# Trust region matrices: additional overhead
hessian_bytes = n_params * n_params * dtype_bytes
gradient_bytes = n_params * dtype_bytes
trust_region_mb = 100 # Empirical overhead for trust region algorithm
optimizer_mb = (hessian_bytes + gradient_bytes) / (1024**2) + trust_region_mb
# Total with 20% safety margin
safety_margin = 0.20
total_mb = (data_mb + jacobian_mb + jax_overhead_mb + optimizer_mb) * (
1 + safety_margin
)
peak_gb = total_mb / 1000
# Check against available memory
try:
import psutil
vm = psutil.virtual_memory()
available_gb = vm.available / (1024**3)
utilization_pct = (peak_gb / available_gb) * 100
is_safe = utilization_pct < 70.0
except ImportError:
logger.warning("psutil not available, cannot check memory safety")
available_gb = 0.0
utilization_pct = 0.0
is_safe = True
logger.info(
f"NLSQ optimization memory estimate:\n"
f" Data arrays: {data_mb:.0f} MB\n"
f" Jacobian matrix: {jacobian_mb:.0f} MB (DOMINANT)\n"
f" JAX overhead: {jax_overhead_mb:.0f} MB\n"
f" Optimizer state: {optimizer_mb:.0f} MB\n"
f" Total (with 20% margin): {total_mb:.0f} MB ({peak_gb:.1f} GB)\n"
f" Available memory: {available_gb:.1f} GB\n"
f" Utilization: {utilization_pct:.1f}%\n"
f" Safe: {is_safe}"
)
return {
"data_mb": data_mb,
"jacobian_mb": jacobian_mb,
"jax_overhead_mb": jax_overhead_mb,
"optimizer_mb": optimizer_mb,
"total_mb": total_mb,
"peak_gb": peak_gb,
"available_gb": available_gb,
"utilization_pct": utilization_pct,
"is_safe": is_safe,
}
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def calculate_adaptive_chunk_size(
total_points: int,
n_params: int,
n_angles: int,
available_memory_gb: float | None = None,
safety_factor: float = 5.0,
min_chunk_size: int = 10_000,
max_chunk_size: int = 500_000,
) -> int:
"""
Calculate optimal chunk size based on available system memory and parameter count.
This function addresses the root cause of memory pressure in NLSQ optimization:
the fixed 100K chunk size doesn't account for available memory or the number
of parameters, which determines Jacobian matrix size.
The Jacobian matrix dominates memory usage:
- Size: n_residuals × n_params × 8 bytes
- For 100K points with 53 params: ~42 MB per chunk
- Full dataset (23M points): ~9.8 GB Jacobian
Memory Budget Calculation:
1. Reserve 30% for OS, JAX overhead, optimizer state
2. Calculate max points that fit: available_memory / (param_bytes × safety_factor)
3. Ensure all angles fit in each chunk (critical for per-angle parameters)
4. Clamp to reasonable bounds for numerical stability and iteration speed
Parameters
----------
total_points : int
Total number of data points in dataset
n_params : int
Number of optimization parameters (e.g., 53 for laminar_flow with per-angle scaling)
n_angles : int
Number of unique phi angles (must all fit in each chunk)
available_memory_gb : float, optional
Available system memory in GB. If None, auto-detected using psutil.
safety_factor : float, optional
Multiplicative safety factor for memory overhead (default: 5.0)
Accounts for JAX JIT cache, optimizer state, temporary arrays.
min_chunk_size : int, optional
Minimum chunk size for numerical stability (default: 10,000)
max_chunk_size : int, optional
Maximum chunk size for iteration speed (default: 500,000)
Returns
-------
int
Optimal chunk size that fits in available memory
Examples
--------
>>> # 23M points, 53 parameters, 23 angles, 62GB system
>>> chunk_size = calculate_adaptive_chunk_size(
... total_points=23_046_023,
... n_params=53,
... n_angles=23,
... available_memory_gb=62.8
... )
>>> print(f"Optimal chunk size: {chunk_size:,}")
Optimal chunk size: 23,000
>>>
>>> # Small dataset, few parameters
>>> chunk_size = calculate_adaptive_chunk_size(
... total_points=1_000_000,
... n_params=9,
... n_angles=3,
... available_memory_gb=32.0
... )
>>> print(f"Optimal chunk size: {chunk_size:,}")
Optimal chunk size: 500,000 # Clamped to max
Notes
-----
Root Cause Analysis (Nov 10, 2025):
- Fixed 100K chunk size caused 96% memory pressure on 62.8GB system
- With 53 params: Jacobian alone is 9.8 GB
- JAX overhead adds 1.5-2× data size
- Optimizer state adds ~2 GB
- Total: ~51 GB peak (should be ~15 GB with adaptive sizing)
Algorithm:
1. Auto-detect available memory if not provided
2. Calculate memory per point: n_params × 8 bytes (Jacobian row)
3. Usable memory: 70% of available (reserve 30% for OS/JAX)
4. Max points: usable_memory / (memory_per_point × safety_factor)
5. Chunk size: (max_points / n_angles) × n_angles # Ensure all angles fit
6. Clamp to [min_chunk_size, max_chunk_size]
"""
# Auto-detect available memory if not provided
if available_memory_gb is None:
try:
import psutil
available_bytes = psutil.virtual_memory().available
available_memory_gb = available_bytes / (1024**3)
logger.debug(
f"Auto-detected available memory: {available_memory_gb:.1f} GB"
)
except ImportError:
# Fallback: try os.sysconf for total memory, then estimate 50% available
try:
import os
page_size = os.sysconf("SC_PAGE_SIZE")
phys_pages = os.sysconf("SC_PHYS_PAGES")
if page_size > 0 and phys_pages > 0:
total_gb = (page_size * phys_pages) / (1024**3)
# Conservative estimate: assume 50% of total memory available
available_memory_gb = total_gb * 0.5
logger.warning(
f"psutil not available, estimated available memory from total: "
f"{available_memory_gb:.1f} GB (50% of {total_gb:.1f} GB)"
)
else:
logger.warning(
"psutil not available and os.sysconf failed, "
"using conservative default of 16 GB"
)
available_memory_gb = 16.0
except (ValueError, OSError, AttributeError):
logger.warning(
"psutil not available and os.sysconf failed, "
"using conservative default of 16 GB"
)
available_memory_gb = 16.0
# Memory per point for Jacobian (dominant memory consumer)
jacobian_bytes_per_point = n_params * 8 # 8 bytes per float64
# Usable memory: 70% of available (reserve 30% for OS, JAX overhead, optimizer state)
usable_memory_bytes = available_memory_gb * (1024**3) * 0.70
# Calculate max points considering Jacobian + safety factor
# Safety factor accounts for:
# - JAX JIT compilation cache (~1.5× data)
# - Optimizer internal state (Hessian approximation)
# - Temporary arrays during computation
# - Data arrays (phi, t1, t2, g2)
max_total_points = usable_memory_bytes / (jacobian_bytes_per_point * safety_factor)
# Ensure all angles fit in each chunk (critical for per-angle parameters)
# If chunk doesn't contain all angles, gradients for missing angles are zero
if n_angles > 0:
points_per_angle = max_total_points / n_angles
chunk_size = int(points_per_angle * n_angles)
else:
chunk_size = int(max_total_points)
# Clamp to reasonable bounds
# Min: 10K for numerical stability (avoids noisy gradient estimates)
# Max: 500K for iteration speed (large chunks slow down each iteration)
chunk_size_clamped = max(min_chunk_size, min(chunk_size, max_chunk_size))
# Log decision rationale
logger.info(
f"Adaptive chunk size calculation:\n"
f" Available memory: {available_memory_gb:.1f} GB\n"
f" Usable (70%): {usable_memory_bytes / 1e9:.1f} GB\n"
f" Parameters: {n_params}\n"
f" Angles: {n_angles}\n"
f" Jacobian memory/point: {jacobian_bytes_per_point} bytes\n"
f" Safety factor: {safety_factor}\n"
f" Calculated chunk size: {chunk_size:,} points\n"
f" Clamped chunk size: {chunk_size_clamped:,} points [{min_chunk_size:,}, {max_chunk_size:,}]"
)
# Warn if total dataset would still cause memory pressure
estimated_jacobian_gb = (
total_points * jacobian_bytes_per_point * safety_factor
) / (1024**3)
if estimated_jacobian_gb > available_memory_gb * 0.70:
logger.warning(
f"WARNING: Dataset may still cause memory pressure!\n"
f" Estimated total memory: {estimated_jacobian_gb:.1f} GB\n"
f" Available (usable): {available_memory_gb * 0.70:.1f} GB\n"
f" Consider reducing dataset size or increasing system memory."
)
return chunk_size_clamped
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def create_angle_stratified_data(
phi: jnp.ndarray,
t1: jnp.ndarray,
t2: jnp.ndarray,
g2_exp: jnp.ndarray,
target_chunk_size: int = 100_000,
) -> tuple[jnp.ndarray, jnp.ndarray, jnp.ndarray, jnp.ndarray, list[int]]:
"""Ensure each chunk contains every phi angle using Cyclic Stratification.
Reorders data so NLSQ chunking keeps balanced angle coverage and maintains
valid gradients for per-angle parameters.
CRITICAL FIX (Jan 2026): Cyclic Stratification
----------------------------------------------
Previously, stratification stopped when the smallest angle was exhausted,
dumping all remaining data into a single massive, unbalanced chunk. This
caused rank-deficient Jacobians (zero gradients for missing angles) and
memory spikes.
New Logic:
1. Determine number of chunks based on failure mode: ensuring ALL data is used regardless of balance.
2. Iterate through chunks, pulling data from EACH angle.
3. If an angle runs out of data, recycled data from the beginning (Cyclic).
4. Result: Consistent chunk sizes, all angles present in all chunks.
Parameters
----------
phi : jnp.ndarray
Phi angles (radians or degrees), shape (n_points,)
t1 : jnp.ndarray
First time delays, shape (n_points,)
t2 : jnp.ndarray
Second time delays, shape (n_points,)
g2_exp : jnp.ndarray
Experimental g2 values, shape (n_points,)
target_chunk_size : int, optional
Target size for each chunk (default: 100,000)
NLSQ typically uses 100k chunks for LARGE/CHUNKED strategies
Returns
-------
phi_stratified : jnp.ndarray
Stratified phi angles
t1_stratified : jnp.ndarray
Stratified t1 delays
t2_stratified : jnp.ndarray
Stratified t2 delays
g2_stratified : jnp.ndarray
Stratified g2 values
chunk_sizes : list[int]
Size of each stratified chunk (CRITICAL for correct re-chunking)
"""
import time as _time
_start_time = _time.perf_counter()
n_points = len(phi)
# Convert to numpy for manipulation (JAX arrays are immutable)
phi_np = np.array(phi)
t1_np = np.array(t1)
t2_np = np.array(t2)
g2_np = np.array(g2_exp)
# Analyze angle distribution
stats = analyze_angle_distribution(phi_np)
# Single angle: no stratification needed
if stats.n_angles == 1:
logger.info("Single phi angle detected, no stratification needed")
return phi, t1, t2, g2_exp, [n_points]
logger.info(
f"Stratifying {n_points:,} points across {stats.n_angles} angles "
f"(imbalance ratio: {stats.imbalance_ratio:.2f}) using Interleaved Stratification"
)
# Group data by angle
angle_groups = {}
for angle in stats.unique_angles:
mask = phi_np == angle
angle_groups[angle] = {
"phi": phi_np[mask],
"t1": t1_np[mask],
"t2": t2_np[mask],
"g2_exp": g2_np[mask],
"size": int(np.sum(mask)),
}
# Calculate number of chunks based on total points (no expansion)
n_chunks = max(1, int(np.ceil(n_points / target_chunk_size)))
logger.debug(
f"Target chunk size: {target_chunk_size:,}, Number of chunks: {n_chunks}"
)
# For each angle, calculate how many points go to each chunk
# Using round-robin distribution to spread points evenly
angle_chunk_allocations = {}
for angle in stats.unique_angles:
group_size = angle_groups[angle]["size"]
base_per_chunk = group_size // n_chunks
remainder = group_size % n_chunks
# Earlier chunks get one extra point if there's remainder
allocations = [
base_per_chunk + (1 if i < remainder else 0) for i in range(n_chunks)
]
angle_chunk_allocations[angle] = allocations
logger.info(
f"Interleaved Stratification Plan:\n"
f" Chunks: {n_chunks}\n"
f" Total points: {n_points:,} (no expansion)"
)
# Build stratified chunks by interleaving angle groups
stratified_chunks = []
angle_offsets = dict.fromkeys(
stats.unique_angles, 0
) # Track position in each angle
for chunk_idx in range(n_chunks):
chunk_parts = {"phi": [], "t1": [], "t2": [], "g2_exp": []}
for angle in stats.unique_angles:
group = angle_groups[angle]
start = angle_offsets[angle]
count = angle_chunk_allocations[angle][chunk_idx]
end = start + count
if count > 0:
chunk_parts["phi"].append(group["phi"][start:end])
chunk_parts["t1"].append(group["t1"][start:end])
chunk_parts["t2"].append(group["t2"][start:end])
chunk_parts["g2_exp"].append(group["g2_exp"][start:end])
angle_offsets[angle] = end
# Concatenate all angles for this chunk
if any(len(arr) > 0 for arr in chunk_parts["phi"]):
chunk_size = sum(len(arr) for arr in chunk_parts["phi"])
stratified_chunks.append(
{
"phi": np.concatenate(chunk_parts["phi"]),
"t1": np.concatenate(chunk_parts["t1"]),
"t2": np.concatenate(chunk_parts["t2"]),
"g2_exp": np.concatenate(chunk_parts["g2_exp"]),
"size": chunk_size,
}
)
# Flatten back to single arrays
phi_stratified = np.concatenate([chunk["phi"] for chunk in stratified_chunks])
t1_stratified = np.concatenate([chunk["t1"] for chunk in stratified_chunks])
t2_stratified = np.concatenate([chunk["t2"] for chunk in stratified_chunks])
g2_stratified = np.concatenate([chunk["g2_exp"] for chunk in stratified_chunks])
# Store chunk sizes for correct re-chunking
chunk_sizes = [chunk["size"] for chunk in stratified_chunks]
# T039: Log chunking operation timing
_duration = _time.perf_counter() - _start_time
logger.info(
f"Stratification complete: {len(stratified_chunks)} balanced chunks created "
f"in {_duration:.3f}s ({n_points / _duration / 1e6:.2f}M pts/s)"
)
# Convert back to JAX arrays and return with chunk boundary information
return (
jnp.array(phi_stratified),
jnp.array(t1_stratified),
jnp.array(t2_stratified),
jnp.array(g2_stratified),
chunk_sizes,
)
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def create_angle_stratified_indices(
phi: jnp.ndarray | np.ndarray,
target_chunk_size: int = 100_000,
) -> tuple[np.ndarray, list[int]]:
"""Create index array for zero-copy angle-stratified data access using Interleaved Stratification.
This function implements index-based stratification, reducing memory overhead
from 2x (full copy) to ~1% (index array only).
Interleaved Stratification
--------------------------
Distributes data from each angle group across chunks using round-robin allocation.
Each angle's data is split proportionally across chunks, ensuring:
- No data expansion (output size = input size)
- No duplicates
- All angles represented in each chunk (for balanced data)
Parameters
----------
phi : jnp.ndarray or np.ndarray
Phi angles (radians or degrees), shape (n_points,)
target_chunk_size : int, optional
Target size for each chunk (default: 100,000)
Returns
-------
indices : np.ndarray
Index array specifying stratified ordering, shape (n_points,)
Use: data_stratified = data_original[indices]
chunk_sizes : list[int]
Size of each stratified chunk (CRITICAL for correct re-chunking)
"""
n_points = len(phi)
# Convert to numpy
phi_np = np.array(phi) if not isinstance(phi, np.ndarray) else phi
# Analyze angle distribution
stats = analyze_angle_distribution(phi_np)
# Single angle: return identity index (no stratification)
if stats.n_angles == 1:
logger.info("Single phi angle detected, no stratification needed")
return np.arange(n_points), [n_points] # Single chunk with all points
logger.info(
f"Creating stratified indices for {n_points:,} points across {stats.n_angles} angles "
f"(imbalance ratio: {stats.imbalance_ratio:.2f}) using Interleaved Stratification"
)
# Group indices by angle
angle_index_groups = {}
for angle in stats.unique_angles:
mask = phi_np == angle
angle_index_groups[angle] = np.where(mask)[0]
# Calculate number of chunks based on total points (no expansion)
n_chunks = max(1, int(np.ceil(n_points / target_chunk_size)))
logger.debug(
f"Target chunk size: {target_chunk_size:,}, Number of chunks: {n_chunks}"
)
# For each angle, calculate how many points go to each chunk
# Using round-robin distribution to spread points evenly
angle_chunk_allocations = {}
for angle in stats.unique_angles:
group_size = len(angle_index_groups[angle])
base_per_chunk = group_size // n_chunks
remainder = group_size % n_chunks
# Earlier chunks get one extra point if there's remainder
allocations = [
base_per_chunk + (1 if i < remainder else 0) for i in range(n_chunks)
]
angle_chunk_allocations[angle] = allocations
# Build stratified index array by interleaving angle groups
stratified_indices = []
angle_offsets = dict.fromkeys(
stats.unique_angles, 0
) # Track position in each angle
for chunk_idx in range(n_chunks):
chunk_indices = []
for angle in stats.unique_angles:
indices_for_angle = angle_index_groups[angle]
start = angle_offsets[angle]
count = angle_chunk_allocations[angle][chunk_idx]
end = start + count
if count > 0:
chunk_indices.append(indices_for_angle[start:end])
angle_offsets[angle] = end
# Concatenate all angle indices for this chunk
if chunk_indices:
stratified_indices.append(np.concatenate(chunk_indices))
# Flatten to single index array
final_indices = np.concatenate(stratified_indices)
logger.info(
f"Stratification complete: {n_chunks} chunks created, "
f"{len(final_indices):,} indices (no expansion)"
)
# Calculate actual chunk sizes from the stratified_indices list
chunk_sizes = [len(chunk) for chunk in stratified_indices]
return final_indices, chunk_sizes
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@dataclass
class StratifiedIndexIterator:
"""Iterator that yields index chunks for stratified data access.
This iterator allows processing strictly stratified chunks one by one
without materializing the full index array or data chunks in memory.
"""
indices: np.ndarray
chunk_sizes: list[int]
def __iter__(self) -> Iterator[np.ndarray]:
start = 0
for size in self.chunk_sizes:
end = start + size
yield self.indices[start:end]
start = end
def __len__(self) -> int:
return len(self.chunk_sizes)
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def get_stratified_chunk_iterator(
phi: jnp.ndarray | np.ndarray,
target_chunk_size: int = 100_000,
) -> StratifiedIndexIterator:
"""Create an iterator yielding stratified index chunks.
Args:
phi: Array of phi angles
target_chunk_size: Desired chunk size
Returns:
StratifiedIndexIterator yielding index chunks
"""
indices, chunk_sizes = create_angle_stratified_indices(phi, target_chunk_size)
return StratifiedIndexIterator(indices, chunk_sizes)
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def should_use_stratification(
n_points: int,
n_angles: int,
per_angle_scaling: bool,
imbalance_ratio: float,
) -> tuple[bool, str]:
"""Decide whether to use angle-stratified chunking.
Decision logic:
- Small datasets (<100k): No (use STANDARD strategy, no chunking)
- No per-angle scaling: No (regular chunking works fine)
- High imbalance (>5:1): No (use sequential per-angle instead)
- Otherwise: Yes (use stratified chunking)
Parameters
----------
n_points : int
Total number of data points
n_angles : int
Number of unique phi angles
per_angle_scaling : bool
Whether per-angle parameters are enabled
imbalance_ratio : float
max(angle_counts) / min(angle_counts)
Returns
-------
should_stratify : bool
True if stratification should be used
reason : str
Human-readable explanation of decision
Examples
--------
>>> should, reason = should_use_stratification(
... n_points=3_000_000,
... n_angles=3,
... per_angle_scaling=True,
... imbalance_ratio=2.5
... )
>>> print(should, reason)
True "Large dataset with balanced angles"
"""
# Small dataset: no chunking, no stratification needed
if n_points < 100_000:
return False, "Dataset < 100k points, STANDARD strategy used (no chunking)"
# No per-angle scaling: regular chunking works fine
if not per_angle_scaling:
return False, "Per-angle scaling disabled, stratification not needed"
# Single angle: no stratification needed
if n_angles == 1:
return False, "Single phi angle, stratification not applicable"
# High imbalance: sequential per-angle better
if imbalance_ratio > 5.0:
return (
False,
f"High imbalance ratio ({imbalance_ratio:.1f} > 5.0), "
"use sequential per-angle instead",
)
# All conditions met: use stratification
return (
True,
f"Large dataset ({n_points:,} points) with balanced angles "
f"({n_angles} angles, imbalance {imbalance_ratio:.1f})",
)
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def compute_stratification_diagnostics(
phi_original: np.ndarray,
phi_stratified: np.ndarray,
execution_time_ms: float,
use_index_based: bool = False,
target_chunk_size: int = 100_000,
chunk_sizes: list[int] | None = None,
) -> StratificationDiagnostics:
"""Compute detailed diagnostics for stratification quality and performance.
This function analyzes the stratified data to provide comprehensive metrics
about chunk balance, angle coverage, memory efficiency, and throughput.
Parameters
----------
phi_original : np.ndarray
Original phi angles before stratification
phi_stratified : np.ndarray
Stratified phi angles after reorganization
execution_time_ms : float
Time taken for stratification (milliseconds)
use_index_based : bool, optional
Whether index-based stratification was used, default: False
target_chunk_size : int, optional
Target chunk size used, default: 100,000
Returns
-------
StratificationDiagnostics
Comprehensive diagnostic metrics
Examples
--------
>>> import time
>>> phi = np.repeat([0, 45, 90], 100)
>>> start = time.perf_counter()
>>> phi_s, t1_s, t2_s, g2_s = create_angle_stratified_data(phi, t1, t2, g2)
>>> exec_time_ms = (time.perf_counter() - start) * 1000
>>> diagnostics = compute_stratification_diagnostics(
... phi, phi_s, exec_time_ms, use_index_based=False
... )
>>> print(f"Chunks: {diagnostics.n_chunks}")
>>> print(f"Throughput: {diagnostics.throughput_points_per_sec:,.0f} pts/s")
"""
n_points = len(phi_original)
# Analyze original angle distribution
stats = analyze_angle_distribution(phi_original)
# Use actual chunk sizes if provided, otherwise estimate with sequential slicing
if chunk_sizes is not None:
# Use actual chunk boundaries from stratification
n_chunks = len(chunk_sizes)
angles_per_chunk = []
start_idx = 0
for chunk_size in chunk_sizes:
end_idx = start_idx + chunk_size
chunk_phi = phi_stratified[start_idx:end_idx]
angles_per_chunk.append(len(np.unique(chunk_phi)))
start_idx = end_idx
else:
# Fall back to naive sequential slicing
n_chunks = int(np.ceil(n_points / target_chunk_size))
chunk_sizes = []
angles_per_chunk = []
for chunk_idx in range(n_chunks):
start_idx = chunk_idx * target_chunk_size
end_idx = min(start_idx + target_chunk_size, n_points)
chunk_phi = phi_stratified[start_idx:end_idx]
chunk_sizes.append(len(chunk_phi))
angles_per_chunk.append(len(np.unique(chunk_phi)))
# Chunk balance statistics
chunk_sizes_arr = np.array(chunk_sizes)
chunk_balance = {
"mean": float(np.mean(chunk_sizes_arr)),
"std": float(np.std(chunk_sizes_arr)),
"min": int(np.min(chunk_sizes_arr)),
"max": int(np.max(chunk_sizes_arr)),
"cv": float(
np.std(chunk_sizes_arr) / np.mean(chunk_sizes_arr)
), # Coefficient of variation
}
# Angle coverage statistics
angles_per_chunk_arr = np.array(angles_per_chunk)
min_coverage_ratio = float(np.min(angles_per_chunk_arr) / stats.n_angles)
angle_coverage = {
"mean_angles": float(np.mean(angles_per_chunk_arr)),
"std_angles": float(np.std(angles_per_chunk_arr)),
"min_coverage_ratio": min_coverage_ratio, # Fraction of angles in worst chunk
"perfect_coverage_chunks": int(np.sum(angles_per_chunk_arr == stats.n_angles)),
}
# Memory overhead estimation
mem_stats = estimate_stratification_memory(
n_points, use_index_based=use_index_based
)
memory_overhead_mb = mem_stats["peak_memory_mb"] - mem_stats["original_memory_mb"]
memory_efficiency = mem_stats["original_memory_mb"] / mem_stats["peak_memory_mb"]
# Throughput calculation
throughput_points_per_sec = (
(n_points / execution_time_ms) * 1000.0 if execution_time_ms > 0 else 0.0
)
return StratificationDiagnostics(
n_chunks=n_chunks,
chunk_sizes=chunk_sizes,
chunk_balance=chunk_balance,
angles_per_chunk=angles_per_chunk,
angle_coverage=angle_coverage,
execution_time_ms=execution_time_ms,
memory_overhead_mb=memory_overhead_mb,
memory_efficiency=memory_efficiency,
throughput_points_per_sec=throughput_points_per_sec,
use_index_based=use_index_based,
)