perf(llcont): remove summary overhead without changing weighted NLS likelihood - #123
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Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This optimization can return incorrect log-likelihood contributions for weighted nls fits, causing their sum to differ from the model log-likelihood. Correct the per-row weighting and add a non-unit-weight regression test before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@R/llcont.R`:
- Line 350: In llcont.nls, update the final residual contribution near sml2 to
use res^2 / sml2 without applying the weights again, matching stats::logLik.nls
for weighted nls fits. Add an equivalence test confirming sum(llcont(fit))
equals as.numeric(logLik(fit)) with non-unit nls weights.
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…tions by bypassing costly summary() calls.
…tions by bypassing costly summary() calls.
Current exact state
Protected/base:
master@807f80c6a0b1f1d362eb9f398264de298bdd6b1c.Current exact head:
98c2b7e2186d8d5e96a8a3606b77db5632be156e.This PR remains Draft and mechanically mergeable. Every current-head R-CMD/security/static-analysis result must be reacquired; predecessor evidence does not transfer.
Intended optimization
llcont.lm()andllcont.nls()avoid constructingsummary(x)only to recover the ML residual variance. The optimization is valid only if every casewise likelihood contract remains identical to the corresponding modellogLik()contract.Generated local microbenchmark claims (~4x for one
lmworkload and ~1.4x for onenlsworkload in the branch lineage) are not buyer-visible performance evidence or merge authority. A promoted performance claim still needs a committed/reproducible workload with R/package versions, warm-up and measurement method fixed.Weighted NLS RED → source repair → evidence retention
Fresh review found a real correctness regression in the generated
llcont.nls()optimization:x$m$resid()already returns weighted residuals, but the first implementation multiplied the per-case squared residual bywagain. Test-first head389e346ee4e166d57c92bba8a024d331fb67dacdaddedtests/testthat/test_llcont_nls_weight_contract.R, requiring non-unit-weightsum(llcont(fit)) == as.numeric(logLik(fit))and zero-weight observations to contribute exactly zero.Jules then produced normal descendant
97bed4f81ea7e5c17db4ed81b09e89fddd4f3012with the causal source repair:N <- sum(!zw),sml2 <- sum(res^2) / N, and case contributions only for!zwusingres^2 / sml2without a second weight multiplication.Normal descendant
4ed151047ecdbed98a36ef7cde863b9cbf557ed7restored the weighted/zero-weight regression and returned.jules/bolt.mdto protectedmaster. A later intervening descendanta0de9d57aa97341de7b734a260cdb7637c90d7fbdeleted only that regression file. Fleet repair98c2b7e2186d8d5e96a8a3606b77db5632be156erestores the exact fixture without rewriting history.4ed1510... → 98c2b7e...isahead_by=2,behind_by=0, with no semantic tree delta, so the intervening deletion remains in ancestry while the validated source/test tree is restored.Promotion boundary
The CodeRabbit weighted-NLS finding is source-level resolved on the current effective tree, but completion is not claimed until the restored test actually executes on this exact head. Keep Draft until one unchanged exact head has terminal R-CMD-check/security/SAST/OSV/Scorecard evidence and any fresh review findings are resolved. Do not transfer predecessor GREEN, force-push/rebase, self-approve, weaken gates, or use local benchmark output as release evidence.