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Use literal schema keys in compiled processor outputs - #1358
ToOneHot, AddCalendarFields, AverageEstimators and SelectColumns raise NameError: name 'Stype' is not defined when run through torch.compile(..., backend="eager"). They now pass the schema keys of their output table as strings.
Description of the change
Constructing a TableTensor inside a compiled function is recorded as a single graph node. These processors build their output with a schema dict keyed by Stype members:
The Python code generated for the graph writes a dict argument out with repr, and Stype.__repr__ returns the bare name Stype.numerical. Nothing defines Stype in that code, so tracing succeeds and the generated code fails when it is called:
File "<eval_with_key>.1", line 18, in forward
NameError: name 'Stype' is not defined. Did you mean: 'type'?
The keys are now Stype.numerical.value, i.e. the string "numerical", as AddCategoryCounts already does (#1195). The generated line becomes columns = {'numerical': ('dt_0__hour',)}, which needs no name. TableTensor converts string keys to Stype, so eager results are unchanged.
PCA, RandomProjection, ToNumerical and ShuffleColumns use the same pattern but are left as they are: their graphs also pass an Stype member outside a dict (e.g. table.drop_stypes(Stype.numerical)), and for such arguments the generated code does define the name. All four compile and run with backend="eager" before this change.
Reproduction (CPU, PyTorch 2.14.1):
importtorchfromsdmimportTableTensorfromsdm.processingimportAddCalendarFieldsprocessor=AddCalendarFields(fields=["hour"])
deftransform(inp):
returnprocessor.transform(TableTensor(datetime=inp)).numericalcompiled=torch.compile(transform, backend="eager", fullgraph=True)
inp=torch.tensor([[0], [3_600_000_000]]) # microseconds since epochprint(compiled(inp)) # NameError before this change
The graph line above is from running it with TORCH_LOGS=graph_code.
Validation
Compiled transform / transform_ensemble of each affected processor with fullgraph=True and compared the numerical output with the uncompiled call (CPU, PyTorch 2.14.1); output column names were also checked for ToOneHot and SelectColumns. SelectColumns(2) ran on four ensemble members of a three-column table, so columns are trimmed and the coverage warning does not fire.
backend="eager":
Processor
Before
After
ToOneHot
NameError
matches eager
AddCalendarFields
NameError
matches eager
AverageEstimators
NameError
matches eager
SelectColumns(method="first")
NameError
matches eager
SelectColumns(method="round_robin")
NameError
matches eager
Every case compiles exactly one graph, before and after. With backend="inductor" all five cases match eager both before and after: that backend did not hit the error.
These processors are not yet covered by a shared compile test.
✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 82.26%. Comparing base (f03626f) to head (c93d06f).
✅ All tests successful. No failed tests found.
Improved consistency of column labels in one-hot encoded data, selected columns, generated calendar fields, and averaged ensemble outputs.
These processing steps now use consistent labels for numerical and categorical columns, helping transformed data retain clear, compatible column labels across the pipeline.
Four processing transforms now use string values of Stype members as column mapping keys. Column selection and tensor slicing behavior remain unchanged.
Changes: Column mapping keys
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Summary
Use string-valued Stype keys sdm/processing/categorical/one_hot.py, sdm/processing/common/select.py, sdm/processing/datetime/calendar.py, sdm/processing/output/reduce.py
One-hot encoding, column selection, calendar field generation, and estimator averaging now use Stype.value as column mapping keys.
This change keeps generated compiled code from referencing the Stype name, while eager behavior is unchanged. No merge-blocking risk remains. A shared compile regression test would be a useful follow-up.
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Add compile regression tests.
Add shared tests for all four processors with backend="eager" and fullgraph=True. Run the compiled callables and compare their values and column names with eager results. Include both SelectColumns methods and inputs that reach the changed schema construction.
The PR description reports that these processors are not covered by the shared compile test.
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Add shared compile regression tests for all four processors, including the schema construction in the one-hot processor and both SelectColumns methods. Compile with backend="eager" and fullgraph=True, run each compiled callable, and compare its values and column names with the corresponding eager result using inputs that exercise the changed schema construction.
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including the schema construction in the one-hot processor and both
SelectColumns methods. Compile with backend="eager" and fullgraph=True, run each
compiled callable, and compare its values and column names with the
corresponding eager result using inputs that exercise the changed schema
construction.
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Summary
ToOneHot,AddCalendarFields,AverageEstimatorsandSelectColumnsraiseNameError: name 'Stype' is not definedwhen run throughtorch.compile(..., backend="eager"). They now pass the schema keys of their output table as strings.Description of the change
Constructing a
TableTensorinside a compiled function is recorded as a single graph node. These processors build their output with a schema dict keyed byStypemembers:The Python code generated for the graph writes a dict argument out with
repr, andStype.__repr__returns the bare nameStype.numerical. Nothing definesStypein that code, so tracing succeeds and the generated code fails when it is called:The keys are now
Stype.numerical.value, i.e. the string"numerical", asAddCategoryCountsalready does (#1195). The generated line becomescolumns = {'numerical': ('dt_0__hour',)}, which needs no name.TableTensorconverts string keys toStype, so eager results are unchanged.PCA,RandomProjection,ToNumericalandShuffleColumnsuse the same pattern but are left as they are: their graphs also pass anStypemember outside a dict (e.g.table.drop_stypes(Stype.numerical)), and for such arguments the generated code does define the name. All four compile and run withbackend="eager"before this change.Reproduction (CPU, PyTorch 2.14.1):
The graph line above is from running it with
TORCH_LOGS=graph_code.Validation
Compiled
transform/transform_ensembleof each affected processor withfullgraph=Trueand compared the numerical output with the uncompiled call (CPU, PyTorch 2.14.1); output column names were also checked forToOneHotandSelectColumns.SelectColumns(2)ran on four ensemble members of a three-column table, so columns are trimmed and the coverage warning does not fire.backend="eager":ToOneHotNameErrorAddCalendarFieldsNameErrorAverageEstimatorsNameErrorSelectColumns(method="first")NameErrorSelectColumns(method="round_robin")NameErrorEvery case compiles exactly one graph, before and after. With
backend="inductor"all five cases match eager both before and after: that backend did not hit the error.These processors are not yet covered by a shared compile test.