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test(perf): add the idle-window T0 calibration reports - #3335
The #3294 idle-window rerun's per-run reports, committed as calibration data for the benchmark baseline at the maintainer's request ("please do commit the 24 per-run JSON reports — they are the calibration data for the benchmark baseline", #3294 comment 6707830085). Part of #3294.
testdata/perf/t0-idle-window/ holds exactly what the measurement produced — nothing trimmed, nothing derived beyond the fit summary:
24 per-run JSON reports ({cpu, cuda} x N in {10, 30, 60, 120} x 4 runs; run 0 cold, discarded from the minimum per the 2026-11-04 guidance), each with backend_used, every feature_backends entry, and both fps and wall_fps per run;
summary.json — per-cell min-of-3 walls, the matched run's rates, the per-cell nvidia-smi utilization gates, and the OLS fits (primary N >= 30, secondary all four points);
REPORT.md — environment statement, min-of-3 table, both fits, and the load-throttling discriminator verdict;
measure.py — the generator, so the dataset is reproducible end to end.
Headline (RTX 5080, CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=1): CPU T0 = 31.1 ms at 21.305 ms/frame (R² = 1.0000); CUDA T0 = 403.1 ms at 6.300 ms/frame (R² = 0.9788), crossing near N = 21. On the quiet GPU the scoring window runs at 127-153 fps for CUDA against ~47 for CPU — settling #3294's discriminator in favour of external-load throttling. The environment is stated precisely in the README and REPORT: quieter, not idle (~22-26 % compositor baseline with 44-58 % spikes in the gates).
The maintainer's Linux-side note stands: the wall_fps vs fps comparison on Linux is a separate measurement for a Linux lane — this dataset is the Windows half.
Type
test — measurement data only (testdata/perf/t0-idle-window/, no code change)
Every commit is signed off (git commit -s; fix a branch with git rebase --signoff origin/master). See DCO sign-off.
make format && make lint is green locally — the change adds JSON and two Markdown files plus one standalone measurement script; the touched-file Python linters (ruff 0.17.3 / black 26.10.1) are clean on measure.py.
Unit tests pass — not applicable: no code path of the project is touched; the data's internal consistency is re-checked by summary.json's fits, which reproduce the numbers quoted here.
If I touched any SIMD/GPU code path, I ran /cross-backend-diff and the worst ULP is ≤ 2. — not applicable: data only.
If I touched a feature extractor with SIMD/GPU twins, I either updated every twin or listed the gap under "Known follow-ups" below. — not applicable.
If I added a new .c / .cpp / .cu / .h / .hpp, it has the appropriate license header (see CONTRIBUTING.md). — not applicable: no native file added.
If this is a breaking change, the commit message uses ! or BREAKING CHANGE: and the migration path is documented below. — not a breaking change: an additive dataset.
If this PR adds an ADR, the ADR row lives in docs/adr/_index_fragments/<NNNN-slug>.md and nothing else is touched for the index. — not applicable: no ADR added.
docs/state.md updated in this PR with a row in the appropriate section, OR the opt-out line — no state delta: calibration evidence only, no product behaviour or score changes; docs/state.md tracks product-level defects, and the dataset documents a measurement.
I did not modify any assertAlmostEqual(...) score in the Netflix golden Python tests, except by porting Netflix's own updated assertion verbatim from upstream.
If I believe a golden value must change, I have explained why below AND pinged @lusoris for a CODEOWNERS exception. — not applicable: no golden value touched.
Decision matrix — no alternatives to weigh: the dataset's home is testdata/perf/ next to the existing benchmark inputs (perf_multi_resolution.json), as a self-contained subdirectory.
AGENTS.md invariant note — no rebase-sensitive invariants: a self-contained dataset directory carries no ordering or structure a rebase could silently break.
Reproducer / smoke-test command — testdata/perf/t0-idle-window/measure.py regenerates the dataset (rc.3 vmafx.exe, the t1_frames 1080p yuv420p8 pair, CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES selecting the 5080); the committed JSONs are its verbatim output.
CHANGELOG fragment — no changelog entry needed: the dataset is not user-facing behaviour; the README/REPORT carry the full context.
Rebase note — no rebase impact: self-contained new directory, no shared file touched.
Summary by Sourcery
Commit the idle-window T0 calibration evidence and its reproducer to establish a benchmark baseline and explain the prior loaded-run performance results.
Enhancements:
Add a reproducible idle-window performance calibration dataset covering CPU and CUDA runs across multiple frame counts, including per-run measurements, utilization gates, aggregate summaries, and regression fits.
Document the benchmark environment, calibration results, and analysis supporting external GPU-load throttling as the explanation for the earlier CUDA performance parity.
Documentation:
Document the calibration methodology, environment, benchmark tables, fit results, and interpretation in README and REPORT files.
Tests:
Add 24 committed CPU and CUDA benchmark reports as performance test data for the baseline.
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Documentation
Added an idle-window performance report comparing CPU and CUDA results across several frame counts.
Tests
Added benchmark measurements and result data for CPU and CUDA runs, including timing, frame metrics, and GPU utilization.
At 30–120 frames, CUDA delivered roughly 127–153 in-window FPS compared with about 47 FPS for CPU; the report notes that earlier parity results were affected by external GPU load.
The 24 per-run wall-clock reports of the VMAFx#3294 idle-window rerun
({cpu, cuda} x N in {10, 30, 60, 120} x 4, cold run discarded, min of 3),
plus the summary with the per-cell utilization gates and the OLS fits, the
report, and the generator script. Committed at the maintainer's request as
the calibration data for the benchmark baseline: CPU T0 = 31.1 ms at
21.305 ms/frame (R2 = 1.0000), CUDA T0 = 403.1 ms at 6.300 ms/frame
(R2 = 0.9788), and the in-window rates that settle the load-throttling
question (127-153 fps CUDA vs ~47 CPU on the quiet GPU).
Signed-off-by: luoye-cpu <3412829159@qq.com>
Review the per-run benchmark reports alongside the aggregate summary, since they are the calibration measurements and the inputs represented by the fitted results.
Review the standalone generator that runs the benchmark matrix, retains reports, samples utilization, and computes the timing fits.
testdata/perf/t0-idle-window/measure.py L1-148
Documentation
Read the README and detailed report together to check the environment, interpretation, and conclusions against the committed measurements.
testdata/perf/t0-idle-window/README.md L1-27
testdata/perf/t0-idle-window/REPORT.md L1-114
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Adds a standalone harness for CPU and CUDA idle-window measurements, run-result JSON files, a summary of timing fits, and documentation of the measurements and their reported interpretation.
Changes: Idle-window calibration
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Benchmark harness and summary data testdata/perf/t0-idle-window/measure.py, testdata/perf/t0-idle-window/summary.json
The script samples GPU utilization and runs CPU and CUDA benchmarks across four frame counts. It saves per-run reports and records timing fits and run metadata in the summary JSON.
Captured CPU and CUDA run results testdata/perf/t0-idle-window/n{10,30,60}-{cpu,cuda}-*.json
The JSON files record per-frame metrics, pooled statistics, and provenance for the provided CPU and CUDA runs.
Measurement report and calibration notes testdata/perf/t0-idle-window/README.md, testdata/perf/t0-idle-window/REPORT.md
The documents describe the test setup, utilization samples, timing results, fit estimates, caveats, and the report’s interpretation of the measurements.
VMAFx/vmafx#3294: This PR records the CPU and CUDA idle-window rerun and its measurement artifacts.
VMAFx/vmafx#1245: This PR adds CPU and CUDA wall-clock calibration data relevant to the issue’s benchmark-baseline objective.
Possibly related PRs
VMAFx/vmafx#3318: The PR documents the meanings of fps and wall_fps, fields also used in this calibration report.
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Review comments at @testdata/perf/t0-idle-window/measure.py:
- Line 12: Update the usage instruction in measure.py to name the committed
runnable script, measure.py, so readers can launch the documented rerun.
- Line 24: Update the OUT assignment in the measure.py configuration so
regenerated reports and summary.json are written beside measure.py in the
calibration dataset; set the output directory to HERE rather than creating a new
subdirectory.
- Around line 78-80: Update run_cell to validate the recorded feature_backends
receipt against the expected features and requested backend before adding a run:
require a nonempty receipt and confirm every expected feature used that backend.
Do not rely on backend_used alone, since it can describe a mixed run.
Review comments at @testdata/perf/t0-idle-window/REPORT.md:
- Around line 111-114: Update the artifact references in REPORT.md to use
repository-relative paths for the committed files, and make the harness name
consistent with README.md; do not retain local Windows paths or name a harness
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Name the runnable script in the usage instruction.
python -I t0_idle_matrix.py does not run the committed generator, which is measure.py. Change the instruction to python -I measure.py so a reader can start the documented rerun. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the usage instruction in measure.py to name the committed runnable
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Write regenerated reports to the dataset directory.
OUT = HERE / "t0-idle-matrix" puts every rerun report and summary.json in a new subdirectory. The committed reports and the README’s stated output location are beside measure.py. Set OUT = HERE, or document an explicit copy step, so a rerun can update the calibration dataset. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the OUT assignment in the measure.py configuration so regenerated reports
and summary.json are written beside measure.py in the calibration dataset; set
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Reject runs that did not use the requested feature backend.
run_cell records backend_used and feature_backends but accepts either value. If a CUDA feature falls back to CPU while the command succeeds, the run enters fit_cuda as a CUDA measurement. backend_used == "cuda" alone is insufficient because it also describes mixed runs. Require a nonempty receipt with every expected feature on the requested backend before adding the run. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update run_cell to validate the recorded feature_backends receipt against the
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The artifact paths point to a local Windows directory.
The listed paths (C:\PLAN\VMAF\verify\tmp\...) are not in the repository. The harness is named t0_idle_matrix.py here and measure.py in README.md. Replace these paths with the committed files in testdata/perf/t0-idle-window/ to keep the documentation consistent.
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114:
Update the artifact references in REPORT.md to use repository-relative paths for
the committed files, and make the harness name consistent with README.md; do not
retain local Windows paths or name a harness differently from the documented
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Data-only: 24 per-run JSON reports and the generator script under testdata/perf/t0-idle-window/, committed at the maintainer's request as calibration data for the benchmark baseline. The README and REPORT.md are clear. Please merge master so the branch reaches CLEAN.
Thank you for the review. One correction on the merge request: at review time this branch was already current — its merge-base with master was master's head (1a0f497e2) — so a merge would have been a no-op. Master has since advanced with #3337 and the branch will be re-synced like the others.
What actually blocked CI was the fork-run approval queue: every workflow run this fork PR triggered is queued as action_required pending maintainer approval (full diagnosis and evidence on #3334 — 741 queued runs, and fork-PR CI ran unimpeded for #3262/#3264 on 2026-11-03). Approving the queued runs for this PR in the Actions tab will run CI on the existing head as-is.
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Two Pre-Commit hooks fail on this head (1389d9b28), so the branch cannot reach CLEAN yet. My earlier approval missed them; I am changing it to a change request until they are fixed.
check-copyright reports ADR-1250: testdata/perf/t0-idle-window/measure.py missing SPDX-License-Identifier. Put these two lines under the shebang, with your own name: files an outside contributor writes carry their author's copyright line (CONTRIBUTING.md, License headers):
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Blocking: one more item for review 5817187598. The calibration data and generator you wrote need a docs/credits.yaml entry, so the credits page names your work.
make docs-fragments-check passes at 1389d9b without it, because the check skips testdata/. Please add this entry to docs/credits.yaml, between contribution-dmitry-popovich and libsvm (entries are sorted by id):
- id: contribution-luoye-cpu-t0-idle-windowname: luoye-cpu's idle-window T0 calibration reportsurl: https://github.com/VMAFx/vmafx/pull/3335kind: datasetrelation: used-by-CIlicense: EUPL-1.2paths:
- testdata/perf/t0-idle-window/evidence:
- testdata/perf/t0-idle-window/README.md
- testdata/perf/t0-idle-window/REPORT.mdnote: luoye-cpu measured and wrote the 24 per-run wall-clock reports, their summary and the generator behind the T0 benchmark calibration, in PR 3335.
The relation is used-by-CI because the reports ship in no release binary, image or archive; of the six relations in docs/credits.md, that is the one for material that ships nowhere.
Then regenerate the rendered page and check:
python3 scripts/docs/generate-credits.py --write
make docs-fragments-check
I checked this on master ca2cad9 with your diff applied and the entry added: generate-credits reports that docs/credits.md matches, check-credits reports OK - 230 entries, five checks clean, and the target exits 0. Other open PRs of yours add entries at the same spot, so if one lands first, keep both entries in id order when you resolve the conflict.
Suggestion:testdata/perf/t0-idle-window/README.md:5-6 quotes a maintainer comment word for word. The repository records maintainer direction in its own words and marks it, for example docs/development/self-hosted-runner.md:234 ("Maintainer direction, 2026-04-25 (paraphrased)"). A line such as "committed at the maintainer's request as the calibration data for the benchmark baseline (paraphrased, issue #3294)" keeps the meaning.
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The #3294 idle-window rerun's per-run reports, committed as calibration data for the benchmark baseline at the maintainer's request ("please do commit the 24 per-run JSON reports — they are the calibration data for the benchmark baseline", #3294 comment 6707830085). Part of #3294.
testdata/perf/t0-idle-window/holds exactly what the measurement produced — nothing trimmed, nothing derived beyond the fit summary:{cpu, cuda}x N in {10, 30, 60, 120} x 4 runs; run 0 cold, discarded from the minimum per the 2026-11-04 guidance), each withbackend_used, everyfeature_backendsentry, and bothfpsandwall_fpsper run;summary.json— per-cell min-of-3 walls, the matched run's rates, the per-cell nvidia-smi utilization gates, and the OLS fits (primary N >= 30, secondary all four points);REPORT.md— environment statement, min-of-3 table, both fits, and the load-throttling discriminator verdict;measure.py— the generator, so the dataset is reproducible end to end.Headline (RTX 5080,
CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=1): CPU T0 = 31.1 ms at 21.305 ms/frame (R² = 1.0000); CUDA T0 = 403.1 ms at 6.300 ms/frame (R² = 0.9788), crossing near N = 21. On the quiet GPU the scoring window runs at 127-153 fps for CUDA against ~47 for CPU — settling #3294's discriminator in favour of external-load throttling. The environment is stated precisely in the README and REPORT: quieter, not idle (~22-26 % compositor baseline with 44-58 % spikes in the gates).The maintainer's Linux-side note stands: the
wall_fpsvsfpscomparison on Linux is a separate measurement for a Linux lane — this dataset is the Windows half.Type
test— measurement data only (testdata/perf/t0-idle-window/, no code change)Checklist
git commit -s; fix a branch withgit rebase --signoff origin/master). See DCO sign-off.make format && make lintis green locally — the change adds JSON and two Markdown files plus one standalone measurement script; the touched-file Python linters (ruff 0.17.3 / black 26.10.1) are clean onmeasure.py.summary.json's fits, which reproduce the numbers quoted here./cross-backend-diffand the worst ULP is ≤ 2. — not applicable: data only..c/.cpp/.cu/.h/.hpp, it has the appropriate license header (seeCONTRIBUTING.md). — not applicable: no native file added.!orBREAKING CHANGE:and the migration path is documented below. — not a breaking change: an additive dataset.docs/adr/_index_fragments/<NNNN-slug>.mdand nothing else is touched for the index. — not applicable: no ADR added.Bug-status hygiene (ADR-0165)
docs/state.mdupdated in this PR with a row in the appropriate section, OR the opt-out line — no state delta: calibration evidence only, no product behaviour or score changes; docs/state.md tracks product-level defects, and the dataset documents a measurement.Netflix golden-data gate (ADR-0024)
assertAlmostEqual(...)score in the Netflix golden Python tests, except by porting Netflix's own updated assertion verbatim from upstream.Deep-dive deliverables (ADR-0108)
testdata/perf/next to the existing benchmark inputs (perf_multi_resolution.json), as a self-contained subdirectory.AGENTS.mdinvariant note — no rebase-sensitive invariants: a self-contained dataset directory carries no ordering or structure a rebase could silently break.testdata/perf/t0-idle-window/measure.pyregenerates the dataset (rc.3vmafx.exe, the t1_frames 1080p yuv420p8 pair,CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICESselecting the 5080); the committed JSONs are its verbatim output.Summary by Sourcery
Commit the idle-window T0 calibration evidence and its reproducer to establish a benchmark baseline and explain the prior loaded-run performance results.
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