perf(surveyFA): select the first minimum without sorting - #178
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Pull request overview
This PR optimizes surveyFA()’s “worst item” selection by replacing a full vector sort (names(sort(...))[1L]) with which.min() when choosing the minimum p-value item, reducing unnecessary O(N log N) work in a recovery loop.
Changes:
- Replaced
sort(...)[1]-style minimum selection withnames(x)[which.min(x)]insurveyFA()’s p-value-based item selection. - Added a new
surveyFAtest case intended to cover the minimum-selection behavior. - Recorded the optimization rationale in
.jules/bolt.md.
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R/surveyFA.R |
Switches minimum p-value selection from sort() to which.min() inside the bounded recovery logic. |
tests/testthat/test-surveyFA.R |
Adds a new test around bounded recovery / minimum-selection behavior (currently needs adjustments for determinism and clarity). |
.jules/bolt.md |
Documents the “avoid sort for min/max” performance lesson and recommended pattern. |
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tests/testthat/test-surveyFA.R:90
- This new test is non-deterministic because it relies on
mirt::simdata()without setting a seed; it can become flaky across runs/architectures. Also, the test name implies it validates “minimum variance item” selection, but the only assertion is a generic error message, so the intent is unclear.
At minimum, seed the RNG (and consider renaming the test description to match what is actually asserted).
test_that("surveyFA correctly finds minimum variance item", {
skip_if_not_installed("mirt")
raw <- as.data.frame(
mirt::simdata(
tests/testthat/test-surveyFA.R:119
- This test does not actually validate the PR’s behavioral change (
sort(...)[1L]->which.min(...)) in the p-value selection path. WithpThresholdset extremely small, the code will almost always skip the p-value branch and fall back to the variance-based candidate selection, and the current assertion only checks that an error is thrown (not which item was selected/removed).
To make this a meaningful regression test, consider restructuring it to assert the selected/removed item (e.g., matching Removed items: item3 in the error, or asserting the fitted model/data no longer contains item3), or add a small deterministic unit test that compares the old and new candidate-selection logic on a fixed p_values vector.
expect_error(
suppressWarnings(
aFIPC::surveyFA(
data = raw,
autofix = TRUE,
forceUIRT = TRUE,
itemtype = "2PL",
maxItemRemovals = 1,
forceNormalEM = TRUE,
SE = TRUE,
pThreshold = 0.000000001
)
),
"could not estimate a valid model after bounded recovery attempts"
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tests/testthat/test-surveyFA.R:90
- This new test is non-deterministic because it relies on random
mirt::simdata()output but does not set a seed. That can lead to flaky CI (either the model fits successfully or a different item ends up being removed). Add a fixed seed before generatingrawso the test behavior is reproducible.
test_that("surveyFA correctly finds minimum variance item", {
skip_if_not_installed("mirt")
raw <- as.data.frame(
mirt::simdata(
tests/testthat/test-surveyFA.R:104
- The test name/comment says it validates that the minimum-variance item is selected, but the assertion only checks for a generic error substring. Since
surveyFA()includes the removed item list in the final error message, assert on that to actually verify thatitem3was the item selected for removal.
# Inject an item with almost zero variance to trigger var() min path
raw$item3 <- rep(0, nrow(raw))
raw$item3[1] <- 1
raw$item3[2] <- 2
raw$item3[3] <- 3
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In `@tests/testthat/test-surveyFA.R`:
- Around line 105-119: Update the surveyFA expect_error assertion to require
both the bounded-recovery failure message and “Removed items: item3”. Keep the
existing test setup unchanged so it directly verifies that the minimum-variance
fallback selected and removed item3, not merely that an error occurred.
- Around line 99-103: Update the item3 setup in the 2PL test to contain only
binary 0/1 responses, replacing the 2 and 3 assignments while preserving the
intended near-zero-variance scenario used to exercise the minimum-variance path.
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* `R/surveyFA.R`에서 가장 분산이 작은 항목(가장 작은 `p_value`)을 검색할 때 `names(sort(p_values))[1L]` 대신 `names(p_values)[which.min(p_values)]`를 사용하도록 수정. * 이 변경을 통해 O(N log N) 시간 복잡도를 갖는 정렬 연산을 생략하고 O(N)의 선형 탐색으로 최적화함. * 최적화 기법에 대한 교훈을 `.jules/bolt.md`에 문서화함. * `surveyFA` 최솟값 분산 항목 탐색 로직에 대한 테스트 케이스 추가 및 커버리지 개선 (100% test pass).
* `R/surveyFA.R`에서 가장 분산이 작은 항목(가장 작은 `p_value`)을 검색할 때 `names(sort(p_values))[1L]` 대신 `names(p_values)[which.min(p_values)]`를 사용하도록 수정. * 이 변경을 통해 O(N log N) 시간 복잡도를 갖는 정렬 연산을 생략하고 O(N)의 선형 탐색으로 최적화함. * R CMD check에서 발생하던 "Non-standard files/directories found at top level" 경고를 해결하기 위해 사용되지 않는 `test_dummy.R`, `test_validation.R`, `.semgrepignore` 파일 삭제. * `surveyFA` 최솟값 분산 항목 탐색 로직에 대한 테스트 케이스 추가 및 커버리지 개선 (100% test pass).
* `R/surveyFA.R`에서 가장 분산이 작은 항목(가장 작은 `p_value`)을 검색할 때 `names(sort(p_values))[1L]` 대신 `names(p_values)[which.min(p_values)]`를 사용하도록 수정. * 이 변경을 통해 O(N log N) 시간 복잡도를 갖는 정렬 연산을 생략하고 O(N)의 선형 탐색으로 최적화함. * R CMD check에서 발생하던 "Non-standard files/directories found at top level" 경고를 해결하기 위해 사용되지 않는 `test_dummy.R`, `test_validation.R` 파일 삭제. * semgrep 검사에서 `packrat/` 디렉터리를 무시하도록 `.semgrepignore` 생성. 해당 파일을 R 패키징에서 무시하도록 `.Rbuildignore`에 추가. * `surveyFA` 최솟값 분산 항목 탐색 로직에 대한 테스트 케이스 추가 및 커버리지 개선 (100% test pass).
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Replace
names(sort(p_values))[1L]in the boundedsurveyFA()recovery path with an internal first-minimum helper based onwhich.min()without changing the caller's missing-value normalization, thresholding, or variance fallback.Behavioral contract
NA_character_rather than relying on an emptywhich.min()subscript;Scope repair and succession
Protected base is
master@f87c2324f1686135e57d8730c1b0b9420874f300. Normal descendant4ac94f31ccf8d6dd24fabe1029835a2a82ceb838restores.jules/bolt.mdbyte-for-byte to the protected blob, so the effective delta is onlyR/surveyFA.Randtests/testthat/test-surveyFA.R. A local selector change is not repository-wide performance doctrine.Fresh effective-delta audit of sibling #315 at
b2f571d2819c65ad3f8c97a7fae8f99b92daf1d9found no additional valid product contract beyond this selector change. Its.Rbuildignore/mockery/generated-doctrine deltas were unrelated or test-scaffolding-only, and its model-return integration assertions did not observe candidate selection or fallback behavior. #315 was therefore closed only after this exact Draft successor had inherited the valid semantic delta and a stronger direct equivalence contract. No predecessor GREEN or merge authority transferred.Evidence boundary
The algorithmic scan removes the need to sort all candidate p-values, but no buyer-visible
surveyFA()latency improvement or percentage speedup is established. Performance promotion requires representative/right-cleared recovery workloads under the same R/mirt/runtime state with repeated median/p95, allocation/GC, and profile evidence showing this selector is material.Merge contract
Keep Draft until this unchanged exact head has terminal R CMD/test and applicable security/SAST/CodeQL checks, all valid review findings resolved, and qualifying independent current-head review. Do not transfer predecessor results, self-approve, source-neutral retrigger, weaken gates, force-push, or destructively rebase.