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🟠 Major · Assign the remainder to the last positive-weight rank. · randomforest.cuh:223-272
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winAssign the remainder to the last positive-weight rank.
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remaining_weightafter the last positive-weight rank, a trailing zero-weight rank can receive the finalremaining_count. Its local CDF is all zero, sothrust::upper_boundreturnsn_rows_and produces an out-of-range row index.Suggested fix
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| // determines how many draws each rank owns. | ||
| rs = DT::fnv1a32_hash(seed_, tree_id, rank_, std::uint32_t{0x4c4f4341}); | ||
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| rs = DT::fnv1a32_hash(seed_, tree_id); | ||
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We are now using the full 64-bit information from seed_ in the hash, whereas the previous version truncated seed_ to 32-bit before hashing.
This change affected some tie-breaking behavior.
As a result, I had to update some scikit-learn tests.
- Remove three XFAILs from upstream scikit-learn tests.
- Adjust the test threshold in
test_onnx_classifier[RandomForestClassifier]
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Love the removal of xfails. Unclear to me why we had to lower our test threshold for the onnx classifier.
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I've done a deep dive and found the cause for the accuracy drop in the pytest test_onnx_classifier.
Summary: nvForest and ONNX runtime can predict different class assignments from the same tree ensemble model, due to rounding differences.
Details
In the pytest test_onnx_classifier, we fit a random forest ensemble with 20 decision trees. For a certain input (see the reproducer script), 10 of the 20 trees produces P(positive class) = 1.0 and the other 10 produces P(positive class) = 0.0. After averaging the output of the 20 trees, we get the probability prediction P(positive class) = 0.5.
nvForest yields 0.5 exactly, since nvForest first sums the outputs from the trees and then divides the sum by 20. On the other hand, ONNX runtime produces 0.50000006 instead, because it scales each tree's output by 0.05 before summing the outputs.
The problematic input can manifest a variable number of times, depending on the particular choice of bootstrap rows. This is why the accuracy suddenly dropped after changing the bootstrap logic slightly.
Minimal reproducer, which runs the problematic input through nvForest and ONNX Runtime
from cuml.accel import install
install()
import numpy as np
import onnxruntime as ort
import skl2onnx
from sklearn.datasets import make_classification
from sklearn.ensemble import RandomForestClassifier
from sklearn.model_selection import train_test_split
convert_sklearn = skl2onnx.convert_sklearn
FloatTensorType = skl2onnx.common.data_types.FloatTensorType
def to_onnx(model, n_features):
initial_type = [("float_input", FloatTensorType([None, n_features]))]
options = {}
if hasattr(model, "predict_proba"):
options["zipmap"] = False
return convert_sklearn(model, initial_types=initial_type, options=options)
def onnx_predict(onnx_model, X):
sess = ort.InferenceSession(onnx_model.SerializeToString())
input_name = sess.get_inputs()[0].name
return sess.run(None, {input_name: X})
X, y = make_classification(
n_samples=500, n_features=10, n_informative=5, random_state=42
)
X = X.astype(np.float32)
X_train, X_test, y_train, _ = train_test_split(X, y, test_size=0.2, random_state=42)
estimator = RandomForestClassifier(n_estimators=20, max_depth=8, random_state=42)
estimator.fit(X_train, y_train)
onnx_model = to_onnx(estimator, X_test.shape[1])
# Keep the sample two-dimensional, as required by predict() and ONNX Runtime.
row_index = 44
row = X_test[row_index : row_index + 1]
nvforest_class_pred = np.asarray(estimator.predict(row))
nvforest_prob_pred = np.asarray(estimator.predict_proba(row))
onnx_class_pred, onnx_prob_pred = onnx_predict(onnx_model, row)
print(f"X_test row index: {row_index}")
print(f"X_test[{row_index}]: {row[0]!r}")
print(f"nvForest class prediction: {nvforest_class_pred!r}")
print(f"ONNX Runtime class prediction: {onnx_class_pred!r}")
print(f"Predictions match: {np.array_equal(nvforest_class_pred, onnx_class_pred)}")
print(f"nvForest probability prediction: {nvforest_prob_pred!r}")
print(f"ONNX Runtime probability prediction: {onnx_prob_pred!r}")Output from the reproducer:
X_test[44]: array([ 0.17405762, 0.5152394 , -1.3311679 , 0.5152946 , -0.1813854 ,
1.8192844 , -0.49435434, 2.0606053 , 0.98073614, 0.33825248],
dtype=float32)
nvForest class prediction: array([0], dtype=int64)
ONNX Runtime class prediction: array([1], dtype=int64)
Predictions match? False
nvForest probability prediction: array([[0.5, 0.5]], dtype=float32)
ONNX Runtime probability prediction: array([[0.49999994, 0.50000006]], dtype=float32)
Leaf ID outputs match? True
Leaf IDs: array([[71, 74, 11, 80, 44, 45, 12, 36, 36, 59, 39, 26, 19, 39, 72, 42,
40, 58, 26, 38]])
10 trees predicts P(positive class) = 1.0
10 trees predicts P(positive class) = 0.0
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We can prevent 0.5 probability outputs, by changing the number of trees to odd number, e.g. 21.
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Aside: the pytest sklearn.ensemble.tests.test_forest::test_min_samples_leaf[RandomForestClassifier] passes only accidentally, due to the favorable choice of bootstraps. When we change the random_state to a different number, the test fails again. I created #8813 to follow up.
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Thanks a lot! I have a few comments and questions, that I'd like to see addressed before merge.
| Allow arrays containing only zero weights, for distributed estimators | ||
| that validate the global weight sum separately. |
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Could we describe the parameter’s behavior here without prescribing its use by distributed estimators?
| Allow arrays containing only zero weights. The estimator must validate | ||
| the global weight sum separately when enabling this option. |
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Could we describe the caller’s validation responsibility without tying it specifically to a global weight sum?
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| 0.98 if isinstance(estimator, RandomForestClassifier) else 0.99 | ||
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Related to the earlier comment, is there a way to avoid the precision drop here?
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Addressed in 814ddc3. Also see the detailed explanation at #8725 (comment).
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| rs = DT::fnv1a32_hash(seed_, tree_id, rank_, std::uint32_t{0x4c4f4341}); | ||
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| rs = DT::fnv1a32_hash(seed_, tree_id); | ||
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Love the removal of xfails. Unclear to me why we had to lower our test threshold for the onnx classifier.
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Column-shaped labels produce incorrect weighted class counts here. With y.shape == (n, 1) and sample_weight.shape == (n,), the multiplication broadcasts to (n, n) instead of applying weights row by row.
Could we normalize y to one dimension before this calculation and add a regression test for column-shaped labels with class_weight="balanced" and sample_weight?
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Overall LGTM, just a quick request for 2 explanatory comments.
| sample_weight_allow_all_zero=hasattr(self, "_distributed_n_rows") | ||
| and self.bootstrap, |
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Can you move this logic out-of-line up to classes before the call and add a short comment on why the condition? Same for the regressor.
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@csadorf Do you think we can merge it this week? |
Closes #8628
Requires #8683
The implementation uses a two-stage sampling method:
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P= number of ranks,M= bootstrap size,S_r= sum of sample weights in rankr,S= sum of sample weights in all ranks)K_1, ...,K_Pfrom the multinomial distributionMultinomial(M; p_1, ..., p_P), wherep_r = S_r / S. (The countsK_1, ...,K_Psums toM.) Intuitively, we allocate samples to ranks according to the proportionS_r / S.This process is equivalent to sampling from the global CDF, due to the properties of the multinomial distribution. See Section 7.2 of https://faculty.washington.edu/yenchic/20A_stat512/Lec7_Multinomial.pdf.
It is an improvement over #8696: each worker now samples only rank-local rows.