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is_sparse_matrix <- function(x) { | ||
methods::is(x, "sparseMatrix") | ||
} | ||
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# This function takes a workflow and its data. If the model supports sparse data | ||
# And there is a recipe, then it uses `should_use_sparsity()` to determine | ||
# whether all the `sparse = "auto"` should be turned to `"yes"` or `"no"` in the | ||
# recipe. | ||
# | ||
# Done using flow chart in https://github.com/tidymodels/workflows/issues/271 | ||
toggle_sparsity <- function(object, data) { | ||
if ( | ||
allow_sparse(object$fit$actions$model$spec) && | ||
has_preprocessor_recipe(object) | ||
) { | ||
est_sparsity <- recipes::.recipes_estimate_sparsity( | ||
extract_preprocessor(object) | ||
) | ||
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toggle_sparse <- should_use_sparsity( | ||
est_sparsity, | ||
extract_spec_parsnip(object)$engine, | ||
nrow(data) | ||
) | ||
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object$pre$actions$recipe$recipe <- recipes::.recipes_toggle_sparse_args( | ||
object$pre$actions$recipe$recipe, | ||
choice = toggle_sparse | ||
) | ||
} | ||
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object | ||
} | ||
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allow_sparse <- function(x) { | ||
if (inherits(x, "model_fit")) { | ||
x <- x$spec | ||
} | ||
res <- parsnip::get_from_env(paste0(class(x)[1], "_encoding")) | ||
all(res$allow_sparse_x[res$engine == x$engine]) | ||
} | ||
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# This function was created using from the output of a mars model fit on the | ||
# simulation data generated in `analysis/time_analysis.R` | ||
# https://github.com/tidymodels/benchmark-sparsity-threshold | ||
# | ||
# The model was extracted using {tidypredict} and hand-tuned for speed. | ||
# | ||
# The model was fit on `sparsity`, `engine` and `n_rows` and the outcome was | ||
# `log_fold` which is defined as | ||
# `log(time to fit with dense data / time to fit with sparse data)`. | ||
# Meaning that values above above 0 would reflects longer fit times for dense, | ||
# Hence we want to use sparse data. | ||
# | ||
# At this time the only engines that support sparse data are glmnet, LiblineaR, | ||
# ranger, and xgboost. Which is why they are the only ones listed here. | ||
# This is fine as this code will only run if `allow_sparse()` returns `TRUE` | ||
# Which only happens for these engines. | ||
# | ||
# Ranger is hard-coded to always fail since they appear to use the same | ||
# algorithm for sparse and dense data, resulting in identical times. | ||
should_use_sparsity <- function(sparsity, engine, n_rows) { | ||
if (is.null(engine) || engine == "ranger") { | ||
return("no") | ||
} | ||
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log_fold <- -0.599333138645995 + | ||
ifelse(sparsity < 0.836601307189543, 0.836601307189543 - sparsity, 0) * | ||
-0.541581853008009 + | ||
ifelse(n_rows < 16000, 16000 - n_rows, 0) * 3.23980908942813e-05 + | ||
ifelse(n_rows > 16000, n_rows - 16000, 0) * -2.81001152147355e-06 + | ||
ifelse(sparsity > 0.836601307189543, sparsity - 0.836601307189543, 0) * | ||
9.82444255114058 + | ||
ifelse(sparsity > 0.836601307189543, sparsity - 0.836601307189543, 0) * | ||
ifelse(n_rows > 8000, n_rows - 8000, 0) * | ||
7.27456967763306e-05 + | ||
ifelse(sparsity > 0.836601307189543, sparsity - 0.836601307189543, 0) * | ||
ifelse(n_rows < 8000, 8000 - n_rows, 0) * | ||
-0.000798307404212627 | ||
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if (engine == "xgboost") { | ||
log_fold <- log_fold + | ||
ifelse(sparsity < 0.984615384615385, 0.984615384615385 - sparsity, 0) * | ||
0.113098025073806 + | ||
ifelse(n_rows < 8000, 8000 - n_rows, 0) * -9.77914237255269e-05 + | ||
ifelse(n_rows > 8000, n_rows - 8000, 0) * 3.22657666511869e-06 + | ||
ifelse(sparsity > 0.984615384615385, sparsity - 0.984615384615385, 0) * | ||
41.5180348086939 + | ||
0.913457808326756 | ||
} | ||
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if (engine == "LiblineaR") { | ||
log_fold <- log_fold + | ||
ifelse(sparsity > 0.836601307189543, sparsity - 0.836601307189543, 0) * | ||
-5.39592564852111 | ||
} | ||
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ifelse(log_fold > 0, "yes", "no") | ||
} |
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