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Research: D-APERTURE-16-0 — u16 aperture vs u64 word scheduling over a 64K self-space - #1377
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…a 64K self-space Probe crates/lance-graph-benches/examples/aperture16_probe.rs, modes a1/a2/occ/a3/a4/a5/a6: visitation, payload ladder (u8..128 B), per-cell occupancy, VIA support and multiplicity, bounded extent x mask, CSR K propagation, target-side scheduling. Every route is asserted equal before it is timed. Result: the [u16; 4096] view of the 64K mask is a free shift of the same 8 KiB, but as a schedule it is 1.6-2.8x slower than the u64 set-bit walk production already uses (7x on an empty mask). A full-word dense path helps (geomean 0.80); full 16-run detection helps only on 16-aligned runs. Extent and mask compose. On the target side, the exact next-frontier mask written in the same pass beats the u16 histogram pre-pass. No new carrier, no new V4 opcode. Adds fold-execution laws 10 and 11 and a board entry. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HdJxpkHATkdNL2veorKao2
The next-frontier checksum cannot see clearing, so a route that skipped re-zeroing K_next would pass it and time faster than it should. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HdJxpkHATkdNL2veorKao2
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1338-1344: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRoute order is fixed, which can bias the A6 comparison.
Every pattern runs the four A6 routes in the same order. The other modes have the same fixed order. Cache state and clock drift can therefore favor one position in a consistent direction. The A6 ruling depends on margins as small as 6.3 vs 6.9 µs. Rotate or randomize the route order per pattern, and print the order that ran.
Based on learnings: "flag this because cache state, thermal throttling, and CPU/GPU clock frequency scaling drift systematically over a run and bias the comparison in a fixed direction".
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…er; re-measure Review fixes (PR #1377): - live_lines counts lines from the payload's real address offset; a Vec<P> is only align_of::<P>()-aligned, so records can straddle an extra line. - A4's window starts at min(span/5, span - width): at ef = 1.0 it now covers the whole universe instead of its last 80 %; narrower windows are unchanged. - A6 rotates the route order per pattern (A6_ROT shifts it) and prints the run position, so no route always runs first. Re-measured A2, A4 and A6. A6 is reported as the median over four runs in which every route took every position; A4 as the per-row minimum over five runs, because the host drifted by up to 2.4x on an identical pass during the re-run (no CPU steal). Conclusions hold; numbers in the report, matrix, tables, board entry and fold-execution laws are updated. The histogram pre-pass is now fastest in 0 of 30 A6 cases, the exact target mask in 20. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HdJxpkHATkdNL2veorKao2
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@coderabbitai on the route-order nitpick: I adopted it in d21ca74 for A6, and it changed results there. A6 now rotates the route order per pattern. Running
The ruling stands, and the per-case winners in §10 are corrected. A1, A2, A3 and A5 still run in a fixed order. Their rulings rest on margins of 1.3× or more and on geometric means over hundreds of cases. §17 records that limit. Generated by Claude Code |
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I verified the A6 rotation and the updates to Sections 10 and 17. The corrected results support the A6 ruling: the histogram pre-pass wins none of the 30 cases. The exact target mask wins 20, and the cell bitmap wins 10. The A6 route-order concern is addressed. The fixed order in A1, A2, A3, and A5 remains a documented limitation. Larger margins and geometric means provide evidence, but do not remove systematic route-position bias. I do not request another change here. ✏️ Learnings added
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This PR asks whether the 64K-self support mask, read as
[u16; 4096], schedules expensive lane work better than the u64 words the production kernels already walk. It adds a probe and research write-ups only; production code is unchanged.examples/aperture16_probe.rs(lance-graph-benches). Every route's answer is asserted equal before it is timed. Seven modes:a1: visitation;a2: payload ladder from u8 to 128-byte records;occ: per-cell occupancy 0..16;a3: VIA support and multiplicity;a4: bounded extent × mask;a5: CSR K propagation;a6: target-side scheduling..claude/research/:D-APERTURE-16-0.md: the report, with all 14 sections and the eight answers;D-APERTURE-16-MATRIX.md: the technique matrix;D-APERTURE-16-tables.md: full tables.Measured
Single thread, AVX-512 Xeon, release build.
align_to. As a schedule it is 1.6–2.8× slower than the u64 set-bit walk on geometric mean, and 7× slower on an empty mask (4096 tests against 1024).word == u64::MAX): geomean 0.80, ~3× on runs, at most 6 % worse on any layout.K_next. A[u16; 4096]histogram pre-pass never pays.Ruling: no new carrier and no new V4 opcode. The rule that survives is extent → skip zero words → dense full words → walk set bits → touch payload last, in u64 words.
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cargo clippy --release -p lance-graph-benches --example aperture16_probe -- -D warningsis clean, andcargo fmtis clean.K_nextclear trips the new clean-K_nextassert;entries_index.py --checkpasses, andSUPERSESSION-INDEX.mdregenerates with no change.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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