feat: improved benchmarks and do-no-harm feature selection#3
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…marks - Add 5-fold stratified cross-validation with mean±std reporting - Add Wilcoxon signed-rank test for statistical significance - Add dataset source tracking (real-world vs synthetic) - Separate real-world vs synthetic results in reports - Add --real-world, --n-folds, --n-seeds, --fast CLI options - Report win/tie/loss counts and significance markers Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
- RedundancyEliminator: never remove original features when paired with each other; only remove derived features that are redundant with originals - FeatureSelector: always preserve original features in score dict even after redundancy elimination - Stricter L1 refinement: use mean_imp threshold instead of mean_imp*0.5 - Reduce fallback from top-half to top-3 for derived features Fixes regression on real-world datasets (diamonds 6→4 feature reduction). Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
- Add held-out validation gate to AutoFeatureEngineer.fit_transform() - Uses 3-split shuffle validation (not CV on feature-selected data) - Requires derived features to show clear benefit (delta > 0.001) - Falls back to original features if derived features don't help - Only activates when apply_selection=True (preserves existing API) - Eliminates regressions: diabetes -4.4%→-0.01%, covertype -3%→+0.11% Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
…gate Real-world (31 datasets): Win 2 / Tie 27 / Loss 2, max regression -1.42% Synthetic (32 datasets): Win 18 / Tie 12 / Loss 2, mean improvement +14.49% Key improvements from baseline: - diabetes: -4.40% → +0.00% (do-no-harm gate blocks harmful features) - covertype: -3.01% → -0.11% (gate prevents major regression) - electricity: -2.73% → -0.30% (gate reduces regression) - diamonds: -0.56% → +0.00% (redundancy fix preserves originals) Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
…ed threshold - Increase gate validation from 3 to 5 splits for stability - Add feature ratio-scaled threshold: more derived features = stricter gate - Fixes bank_marketing regression: -0.77% → +0.02% - Maintains eye_movements improvement: +3.63% - Preserves synthetic dataset gains Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
…n real-world Real-world classification (15 INRIA datasets, 5-fold CV): - Win rate: 40% (6/15) with improvements up to +3.63% - Tie rate: 40% (6/15) — do-no-harm gate protects performance - Loss rate: 20% (3/15) — max regression -1.14%, none significant (p<0.05) vs original benchmark: - diabetes: -4.40% → -0.01% (fixed) - covertype: -3.01% → +0.11% (now wins) - electricity: -2.73% → -0.32% (much improved) - higgs: -1.77% → +0.45% (now wins) Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
…d results - Add statistical methodology section (5-fold CV, Wilcoxon, win/tie/loss) - Separate real-world vs synthetic results with real-world as primary - Highlight do-no-harm guarantee (no significant regression on any dataset) - Update results to reflect latest improvements Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Pull request overview
This PR upgrades the benchmarking suite to support more rigorous, publication-style evaluation (CV, significance testing, dataset source stratification) and hardens feature selection to prevent regressions by preserving original features and adding a “do-no-harm” validation gate.
Changes:
- Add a do-no-harm gate to
AutoFeatureEngineer.fit_transform()that can drop derived features when held-out validation doesn’t show benefit. - Fix feature selection behavior to preserve original features during redundancy elimination and tighten L1 refinement thresholds.
- Rework the simple-model benchmark runner/reporting to use k-fold CV with Wilcoxon signed-rank tests and to separate real-world vs synthetic datasets.
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| featcopilot/transformers/sklearn_compat.py | Adds do-no-harm validation gate after selection. |
| featcopilot/selection/unified.py | Preserves original features in redundancy step; tightens L1 refinement thresholds/fallback. |
| featcopilot/selection/redundancy.py | Ensures redundancy eliminator never removes original features when paired with derived ones. |
| benchmarks/simple_models/run_simple_models_benchmark.py | Switches to CV + Wilcoxon; adds real-world filtering and new CLI args; updates report format. |
| benchmarks/simple_models/SIMPLE_MODELS_BENCHMARK.md | Updates published benchmark report snapshot to new format. |
| benchmarks/datasets.py | Introduces dataset source tagging + helpers (is_real_world, list_real_world_datasets, etc.). |
| benchmarks/init.py | Re-exports new dataset source helpers/constants. |
| benchmarks/README.md | Updates benchmark documentation/results summary to reflect new methodology and source split. |
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- sklearn_compat: preserve _selector after do-no-harm fall-back, rewriting
its selected features to original-only so subsequent transform() calls
emit the same column set (codex P1)
- sklearn_compat: only invoke do-no-harm gate when a selector actually ran
(skip when max_features=None) so apply_selection=True remains a no-op
in that case (Copilot)
- sklearn_compat: classify task via sklearn.utils.multiclass.type_of_target
so bool / nullable Int64 / float-encoded {0.0,1.0} targets are routed
through the classifier path (Copilot)
- tests: add TestDoNoHarmGate covering keep, fall-back, float-binary
detection, gate gating, and post-fall-back transform consistency
- benchmarks: pass through --with-llm into FeatCopilot in CV path so the
reported with_llm flag matches what was actually run (codex P2 / Copilot)
- benchmarks: drop dead use_feature_cache argument and --no-feature-cache
CLI flag (Copilot)
- benchmarks/SIMPLE_MODELS_BENCHMARK.md: annotate as a curated 26-of-63
subset and document how to regenerate the full report (Copilot)
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Pull request overview
Updates FeatCopilot’s benchmarking and feature-selection pipeline to (a) report more statistically rigorous benchmark results and (b) prevent engineered features from causing regressions by adding a “do-no-harm” validation gate.
Changes:
- Added a held-out validation “do-no-harm” gate to
AutoFeatureEngineer.fit_transform()plus new unit tests covering keep/fallback behavior and task-type inference. - Adjusted feature selection to preserve original features through redundancy elimination and tightened derived-feature refinement thresholds.
- Refactored the simple-models benchmark to use k-fold CV with Wilcoxon signed-rank significance testing and to report real-world vs synthetic datasets separately; updated benchmark docs accordingly.
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| tests/test_sklearn_compat.py | Adds tests for the new do-no-harm gate and its integration points. |
| featcopilot/transformers/sklearn_compat.py | Introduces _do_no_harm_gate() and invokes it after selection in fit_transform(). |
| featcopilot/selection/unified.py | Ensures original features aren’t dropped when filtering by non-redundancy; tightens L1 refine. |
| featcopilot/selection/redundancy.py | Updates redundancy removal rules to avoid dropping original features when correlated. |
| benchmarks/simple_models/run_simple_models_benchmark.py | Moves to CV + Wilcoxon reporting and adds --real-world/--n-folds/--n-seeds/--fast options. |
| benchmarks/simple_models/SIMPLE_MODELS_BENCHMARK.md | Updates the published report snapshot to match the new methodology and source split. |
| benchmarks/datasets.py | Adds dataset source tracking + helper APIs for listing/flagging real-world vs synthetic datasets. |
| benchmarks/init.py | Re-exports new dataset source helpers/constants. |
| benchmarks/README.md | Updates benchmark methodology and summarizes results split by source. |
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- sklearn_compat: do-no-harm gate now builds the original-only baseline from the truly original input (X_original) rather than slicing X_engineered, so the comparison stays meaningful even if downstream steps drop or rename original columns (Copilot) - core/base: add public BaseSelector.set_selected_features(features) setter and switch the do-no-harm gate fall-back to use it instead of reaching into _selected_features (Copilot) - benchmarks: time-series / forecasting tasks (task contains "forecast" or "timeseries") now use TimeSeriesSplit with chronological folds instead of KFold(shuffle=True), preventing target leakage across folds and the resulting overly optimistic Wilcoxon scores (Copilot) - tests: TestDoNoHarmGate now exercises set_selected_features via a mock with side_effect; new test_gate_uses_x_original_for_baseline verifies the baseline truly comes from X_original; new test_set_selected_features_overrides_selection covers the public setter end-to-end (transform reflects the override and the input list is copied defensively). Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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All 6 round-1 and 3 round-2 review threads have been addressed in commits sklearn_compat.py (do-no-harm gate):
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690 tests pass. |
The previous push (813a7d4) did not auto-trigger the Copilot reviewer even though the branch ruleset has review_on_push: true. This empty commit forces a fresh push event so the latest changes get reviewed. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Pull request overview
This PR upgrades FeatCopilot’s benchmarking workflow to be more publication-oriented (cross-validation + significance testing + real-world vs synthetic separation) and tightens the feature engineering/selection pipeline with a “do-no-harm” gate and stronger protections for original features.
Changes:
- Add a held-out “do-no-harm” validation gate to
AutoFeatureEngineer.fit_transform()and a public selector hook to enforce original-only fallback consistently. - Fix/adjust feature selection to preserve original features during redundancy elimination and apply stricter refinement thresholds.
- Rework the simple-models benchmark to use k-fold CV + Wilcoxon testing and to report real-world vs synthetic results separately, with new CLI flags.
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| tests/test_sklearn_compat.py | Adds unit tests for the do-no-harm gate and post-fallback transform consistency. |
| tests/test_selection.py | Adds coverage for set_selected_features() overriding downstream transform(). |
| featcopilot/transformers/sklearn_compat.py | Implements the do-no-harm gate and invokes it after feature selection in fit_transform(). |
| featcopilot/selection/unified.py | Ensures original features are preserved through redundancy filtering; tightens L1 refinement selection threshold. |
| featcopilot/selection/redundancy.py | Updates redundancy removal logic to never drop original features when correlated with derived features. |
| featcopilot/core/base.py | Adds BaseSelector.set_selected_features() public API for post-fit selection overrides. |
| benchmarks/simple_models/run_simple_models_benchmark.py | Switches to k-fold CV + Wilcoxon test; adds --real-world, --n-folds, --n-seeds, --fast; improves report structure. |
| benchmarks/simple_models/SIMPLE_MODELS_BENCHMARK.md | Updates the benchmark snapshot/report format to match the new methodology and data-source split. |
| benchmarks/datasets.py | Introduces dataset source tagging and helper APIs (is_real_world, list_real_world_datasets, list_synthetic_datasets). |
| benchmarks/init.py | Re-exports dataset source constants/helpers via the benchmarks package API. |
| benchmarks/README.md | Updates benchmark documentation to reflect CV + significance testing + source-separated reporting. |
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- sklearn_compat: gate exception path is now fail-closed — always logs a warning (not just verbose) and conservatively falls back to original- only columns + pins the selector via set_selected_features. - sklearn_compat: new _encode_for_gate helper ordinal-encodes scalar non-numeric columns (bool/category/datetime/object scalars) so signal in categorical originals contributes to the baseline. Object columns containing arrays / lists / dicts are skipped to avoid row-id-like codes fooling the gate model. - benchmarks: time-series seed handling now emits an explicit one-shot warning when n_seeds > 1 and the task is time-series, then runs a single pass and records the effective n_seeds (1) in the results instead of the misleading raw n_seeds. - tests: removed unused _make_engineered_frame helper; added coverage for the gate's exception fallback, categorical baseline encoding, unsupported-object skip, no-usable-columns no-op, ndarray X_original, regression target routing, mismatched-index alignment, verbose fall- back warning, plus redundancy / unified selector branch coverage. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Pull request overview
This PR upgrades FeatCopilot’s benchmarking workflow to cross-validated, statistically tested reporting (with real-world vs synthetic separation), and strengthens the feature-selection pipeline with a “do-no-harm” validation gate plus fixes to preserve original features.
Changes:
- Add a held-out validation “do-no-harm” gate to
AutoFeatureEngineer.fit_transform()(with encoding support for categorical/bool/datetime) and a publicset_selected_features()hook for selectors. - Fix feature-selection behavior to never drop original features during redundancy elimination and tighten L1 refinement thresholds.
- Rework the simple-model benchmark to use k-fold CV + Wilcoxon signed-rank significance testing, add dataset source tracking, and extend CLI/reporting.
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featcopilot/transformers/sklearn_compat.py |
Adds do-no-harm gate + gate encoding helper and wires gate into fit_transform(). |
featcopilot/core/base.py |
Exposes BaseSelector.set_selected_features() for post-fit selection overrides. |
featcopilot/selection/unified.py |
Ensures original features are preserved through redundancy filtering; tightens L1 refinement threshold. |
featcopilot/selection/redundancy.py |
Changes redundancy removal rules to never remove originals when correlated with derived features. |
tests/test_sklearn_compat.py |
Adds comprehensive unit tests for do-no-harm gate behavior and encoding edge cases. |
tests/test_selection.py |
Adds coverage for selection overrides, safety branch, and redundancy eliminator branches. |
benchmarks/simple_models/run_simple_models_benchmark.py |
Switches benchmark to CV + seeds + Wilcoxon; adds real-world filtering and richer report output. |
benchmarks/datasets.py |
Introduces dataset source tagging and helper APIs to list/filter real-world vs synthetic datasets. |
benchmarks/__init__.py |
Re-exports new dataset source helpers/constants. |
benchmarks/simple_models/SIMPLE_MODELS_BENCHMARK.md |
Updates report snapshot and reproduction instructions. |
benchmarks/README.md |
Updates benchmark methodology and summarizes results with real-world vs synthetic separation. |
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Pull request overview
This PR makes the benchmark suite statistically rigorous (k-fold CV with paired significance testing and source-aware reporting) and strengthens FeatCopilot’s feature selection pipeline with a fail-closed “do-no-harm” gate plus safer selection/refinement behaviors, while also modernizing the codebase to Python 3.10+ typing and tooling.
Changes:
- Reworks
simple_modelsbenchmarks to use k-fold CV (with seeds), fold-local preprocessing (leakage-safe), Wilcoxon signed-rank testing, and real-world vs synthetic reporting. - Adds/extends feature selection safeguards: categorical protection in redundancy elimination, stricter L1 refinement, a do-no-harm validation gate (with
gate_n_jobs), and selector pinning viaBaseSelector.set_selected_features. - Updates project metadata/tooling for Python 3.10+ and expands test coverage for benchmark preprocessing/encoding and selection/gate behavior.
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| tests/test_sklearn_compat.py | Adds extensive end-to-end tests for the do-no-harm gate and _encode_for_gate, plus gate_n_jobs plumbing. |
| tests/test_selection.py | Adds tests for selector override behavior, categorical baseline scoring defaults, redundancy behavior, and deprecation warning coverage. |
| tests/test_benchmark_encoding.py | New tests for leakage-safe fold-local encoding/imputation and report bucketing/CLI validation. |
| pyproject.toml | Raises required Python to 3.10+, updates dev tool versions, and adjusts Black/Ruff/Mypy targets. |
| featcopilot/utils/validation.py | Modernizes typing (`X |
| featcopilot/utils/parallel.py | Modernizes typing and imports (collections.abc.Callable). |
| featcopilot/utils/models.py | Modernizes typing for cached model metadata helpers. |
| featcopilot/utils/cache.py | Modernizes typing for cache API and internal helpers. |
| featcopilot/transformers/sklearn_compat.py | Adds do-no-harm gate + _encode_for_gate, introduces gate_n_jobs, and updates typing/get_params. |
| featcopilot/stores/rule_store.py | Modernizes typing for rule store API. |
| featcopilot/stores/feast_store.py | Modernizes typing for Feast store integration APIs. |
| featcopilot/stores/base.py | Modernizes typing for base feature store interfaces. |
| featcopilot/selection/unified.py | Ensures original features aren’t dropped post-redundancy elimination; tightens L1 refinement thresholds. |
| featcopilot/selection/statistical.py | Modernizes typing and uses zip(..., strict=True) for safety. |
| featcopilot/selection/redundancy.py | Enforces “never drop originals” rules, deprecates original_preference with FutureWarning, and updates typing/docs. |
| featcopilot/selection/importance.py | Modernizes typing and minor internal dict initialization cleanup. |
| featcopilot/llm/transform_rule_generator.py | Modernizes typing across generator APIs. |
| featcopilot/llm/semantic_engine.py | Modernizes typing across engine config and methods. |
| featcopilot/llm/openai_client.py | Modernizes typing across OpenAI client config and APIs. |
| featcopilot/llm/litellm_client.py | Modernizes typing across LiteLLM client config and APIs. |
| featcopilot/llm/explainer.py | Modernizes typing across explainer APIs. |
| featcopilot/llm/copilot_client.py | Modernizes typing across Copilot client APIs. |
| featcopilot/llm/code_generator.py | Modernizes typing across code generator APIs. |
| featcopilot/engines/timeseries.py | Modernizes typing in time series engine APIs. |
| featcopilot/engines/text.py | Modernizes typing and minor dict initialization cleanup. |
| featcopilot/engines/tabular.py | Modernizes typing in tabular engine APIs. |
| featcopilot/engines/relational.py | Modernizes typing in relational engine APIs. |
| featcopilot/core/transform_rule.py | Modernizes typing in transform rule model/methods. |
| featcopilot/core/registry.py | Modernizes typing in registry getter APIs. |
| featcopilot/core/feature.py | Modernizes typing in feature and feature set structures. |
| featcopilot/core/base.py | Adds BaseSelector.set_selected_features hook and modernizes typing across base interfaces. |
| docs/getting-started/installation.md | Updates documented minimum Python version to 3.10+. |
| benchmarks/simple_models/run_simple_models_benchmark.py | Implements leakage-safe CV benchmarking + Wilcoxon testing + source-aware report generation + new CLI flags. |
| benchmarks/simple_models/SIMPLE_MODELS_BENCHMARK.md | Updates the benchmark report snapshot to new format/content. |
| benchmarks/datasets.py | Adds dataset source tracking and helpers for real-world vs synthetic subsets. |
| benchmarks/compare_tools/run_fe_tools_comparison.py | Modernizes typing in FE tools comparison benchmark utilities. |
| benchmarks/automl/run_automl_benchmark.py | Modernizes typing and minor strict zip safety for column sanitization. |
| benchmarks/init.py | Re-exports new dataset source helpers/constants. |
| benchmarks/README.md | Updates benchmark methodology and summary reporting to match new scientific workflow. |
| README.md | Updates documented minimum Python version to 3.10+. |
| AGENTS.md | Updates repo contributor guidance to Python 3.10+ conventions. |
| .pre-commit-config.yaml | Updates hook revisions and Ruff hook configuration. |
| .github/workflows/tests.yml | Updates CI test matrix to Python 3.10–3.13. |
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Four findings, all valid:
1. `RedundancyEliminator` accepted but did not document the deprecated
`original_preference` parameter. Added a clearly-marked
"**Deprecated, accepted for backward compatibility only.**" entry to
the Parameters section so callers understand why it's accepted, that
it has no effect, and that any non-None value triggers a
`FutureWarning`.
2. `preprocess_X_train_test` would leave NaNs in the output if a
numeric column was entirely missing in the train fold: `median()`
returns NaN and `fillna(NaN)` is a no-op, contradicting the
docstring's "all numeric, no NaN" guarantee and breaking downstream
model fitting (`Input X contains NaN`). Added a guard that falls
back to the `0.0` sentinel when `train_median` is NaN — the column
becomes a constant (useless but safe).
3. `preprocess_target` only label-encoded `object` and `category`
targets. Pandas `string`/`StringDtype` (and other non-numeric
extension dtypes) would fall through and return a non-numeric
ndarray that breaks sklearn estimators. Switched the condition to
`pd.api.types.is_numeric_dtype(y) or pd.api.types.is_bool_dtype(y)`
so all non-numeric, non-bool targets get encoded uniformly.
4. `warnings.filterwarnings("ignore")` in `main()` mutated the global
warnings filter and was never restored. Tests and other programmatic
callers of `main()` would have warnings silently suppressed for the
rest of the process. Moved the call under the
`if __name__ == "__main__"` guard so it only triggers from the CLI
entrypoint, leaving `main()` itself side-effect free.
Tests added (all 5 in `tests/test_benchmark_encoding.py`):
- `test_preprocess_X_train_test_handles_all_missing_train_column`
- `test_preprocess_target_handles_pandas_string_dtype`
- `test_preprocess_target_passes_through_numeric_classification`
- `test_preprocess_target_passes_through_bool_classification`
- `test_main_does_not_mutate_global_warnings_filter`
Verified: pre-commit clean, full suite 753 tests passing.
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Two findings on commit 61f0e9c, both valid: 1. `run_single_benchmark` discarded `loader_name` (4th element of `load_dataset`'s return tuple) and derived `source` solely from `is_real_world(dataset_name)` (registry key). For loaders that sometimes fetch real data and sometimes fall back to a synthesized dataset (the historical pattern for Kaggle/OpenML/HF loaders in `benchmarks/datasets.py`), this would mislabel a synthetic-fallback run as `real_world` and skew the real-world vs synthetic split. Added a new `_infer_source(dataset_name, loader_name)` helper that downgrades to `synthetic` when the loader's canonical name carries a synthetic-fallback marker (`synthetic` or `-style`, case-insensitive), even if the registry tags the dataset as real-world. Wired it into `run_single_benchmark` so both the printed Source line and the stored `results["source"]` reflect the actual data that was loaded. Also started persisting `loader_name` in the result dict for traceability. 2. `generate_report()` treated any result without `source == "real_world"` as synthetic, including legacy cached results loaded via `--report-only` that pre-date the `source` field. All such datasets would silently get bucketed as synthetic, producing a misleading report. Added a `_resolve_source(result)` helper that prefers the explicit `source` field when present and falls back to `is_real_world(result["dataset"])` when missing. Switched both the `real_world` and `synthetic` filters in `generate_report` to use it. This is strictly more accurate than the previous behaviour for stable real-world datasets (INRIA, `fake_news`); the only remaining gap — detecting a historical synthetic-fallback event for a legacy result — isn't fixable from the cache alone because `loader_name` wasn't persisted, so we accept it. Tests added (6 in `tests/test_benchmark_encoding.py`): - `test_infer_source_synthetic_dataset_always_synthetic` - `test_infer_source_real_world_no_marker_returns_real_world` - `test_infer_source_real_world_with_synthetic_fallback_marker` (covers `(synthetic)`, `(HF-style)`, case-insensitive variants) - `test_resolve_source_uses_explicit_field_when_present` - `test_resolve_source_falls_back_to_registry_for_legacy_results` (covers known real_world / synthetic / unknown / missing dataset) - `test_generate_report_buckets_legacy_results_via_registry` (end-to-end: generate report from rows without `source`, verify both buckets are populated correctly via the registry) Verified: pre-commit clean, full suite 759 tests passing. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Address Copilot round-23 review on commit d6db161 (1 finding, valid). The `original_preference` parameter was originally between `original_features` and `verbose` in `RedundancyEliminator.__init__` (see commit ea3be9b for the legacy signature). Round 17 (b0fc56e) re-introduced it as an explicit deprecated parameter but appended it **after** `verbose`, silently breaking the positional contract: # Legacy positional caller intent: RedundancyEliminator(0.95, "pearson", scores, originals, 0.5, True) # ^pref ^verbose After round 17, positions 5 and 6 had been swapped, so: - `0.5` would bind to `verbose` (truthy bool) — wrong behavior - `True` would bind to `original_preference` — silent FutureWarning for code that never asked to be deprecated Fix: move `original_preference` back between `original_features` and `verbose`, restoring the legacy positional order. Update the Parameters docstring to document the slot is intentional. Add a regression test (`test_positional_argument_order_matches_legacy`) that: 1. Uses `inspect.signature` to assert the positional order matches the legacy contract — fails loudly if the order is ever changed again. 2. End-to-end smoke: passing all-positional in the legacy order binds `verbose=True` cleanly with no `FutureWarning`. Verified: pre-commit clean, full suite 760 tests passing. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Two related bugs surfaced when re-running the full `--all` benchmark to refresh the PR description metrics: 1. After ~3 hours benchmarking 63 datasets, ``save_cache`` raised ``TypeError: Object of type bool is not JSON serializable`` on the ``significant`` field. ``significant = p_value < 0.05`` returns ``numpy.bool_`` (since ``p_value`` is a numpy float from scipy), and the default ``json.JSONEncoder`` doesn't accept ``numpy.bool_`` on NumPy <2 because it isn't a Python ``bool`` subclass for json's purposes. The existing converter handled ``np.floating`` / ``np.integer`` / ``np.ndarray`` / nested dicts but missed ``np.bool_``. Added an explicit ``np.bool_`` cast (matters: it must come BEFORE the ``np.integer`` check on NumPy <2 where ``np.bool_`` was a subclass of ``np.generic`` but not ``np.integer``) and extended the nested ``dict`` converter to handle ``np.bool_`` too. 2. When ``save_cache`` raised, the in-memory results were lost — the markdown report had not been written yet because ``main()`` called ``save_cache`` BEFORE ``generate_report``. After 3 hours of compute, one TypeError discarded everything. Swapped the order so the report is written first; cache failure now only loses the JSON cache, not the markdown summary. Tests added (`tests/test_benchmark_encoding.py`): - `test_save_cache_handles_numpy_bool_in_significant_field` — directly exercises the previously-failing path with ``np.bool_(True)`` in both a top-level field and a nested dict, asserts the JSON round-trip produces native Python ``bool``s. - `test_main_generates_report_even_when_save_cache_would_fail` — patches ``save_cache`` to always raise and asserts ``main()`` still writes the markdown report so a long benchmark run isn't fully wasted. Verified: pre-commit clean, full suite 762 tests passing. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
The benchmark's ``--with-llm`` mode was silently falling back to mock
LLM responses (returning hard-coded ``{col1}_{col2}_ratio``-style features)
because ``featcopilot.llm.copilot_client`` was incompatible with the
current ``github-copilot-sdk`` API. Three breaking changes had
accumulated:
1. **``create_session`` is now keyword-only and requires
``on_permission_request``** (since SDK 0.1.32). The old code passed a
positional dict, which raised
``TypeError: takes 1 positional argument but 2 were given`` — caught
by the ``except Exception`` block and silently mocked.
2. **``session.send`` was redesigned in SDK 0.3.x** to take a positional
``str`` and not the old ``{"prompt": ...}`` dict, AND a new
``send_and_wait`` helper now handles the send → wait-for-idle →
collect-assistant-message pattern internally. The old hand-rolled
``send + asyncio.Event(idle)`` loop produced empty responses.
3. **``session.destroy()`` was deprecated in SDK 0.3.x**, replaced with
``session.disconnect()``. ``destroy()`` still works but emits a
``DeprecationWarning`` on every test run.
Together (1) was the catastrophic failure: every benchmark with
``--with-llm`` was running on mock features. The benchmark log header
correctly reported ``LLM enabled: True`` so the failure was invisible
to anyone not specifically looking for ``WARNING - copilot_client.py``
fallback messages.
Fixes:
- ``start()`` imports ``PermissionHandler`` from ``copilot.session``
(it isn't re-exported from the top-level ``copilot`` package) and
passes ``on_permission_request=PermissionHandler.approve_all`` plus
``model`` and ``streaming`` as keyword arguments to ``create_session``.
- ``send_prompt()`` calls the new ``session.send_and_wait(prompt,
timeout=...)``, which returns ``SessionEvent | None``; reads
``event.data.content`` for the assistant text.
- ``stop()`` prefers ``session.disconnect()`` when available, falling
back to ``session.destroy()`` for older SDKs.
Tests added (``tests/test_llm_modules.py``):
- ``test_start_passes_on_permission_request_to_create_session`` — uses
a fake ``copilot`` module to assert the new kwargs contract is
exercised; would catch a regression to the old positional-dict call.
- ``test_send_prompt_uses_send_and_wait`` — asserts the prompt is
passed as a positional ``str`` and the SDK's ``send_and_wait`` helper
is used.
- ``test_stop_prefers_disconnect_over_destroy`` — pins the new
preferred teardown path.
- ``test_stop_falls_back_to_destroy_for_old_sdk`` — exercises the
graceful fallback for SDKs that pre-date ``disconnect``.
Verified:
- Live ``send_prompt`` round-trip returns a real LLM response (not
``{col1}_{col2}_ratio`` mock output).
- All 214 pre-existing ``test_llm_modules.py`` tests still pass; +4 new.
- Pre-commit clean (black, ruff).
- Existing ``DeprecationWarning: destroy() is deprecated`` warning no
longer surfaces in the test suite output.
Note: this only fixes the LLM-engine path. ``--with-llm`` benchmarks
were producing misleading numbers prior to this fix; the PR description
metrics will be regenerated on a fresh ``--with-llm`` run with the
real LLM connected.
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Regenerate `SIMPLE_MODELS_BENCHMARK_LLM.md` and `SIMPLE_MODELS_CACHE_LLM.json` from a fresh `--all --with-llm` run on the current code (`e9be75f`). Prior to commit `e9be75f`, the `--with-llm` mode silently fell back to mock LLM responses (incompatible with `github-copilot-sdk >= 0.1.32`'s mandatory `on_permission_request` kwarg). The previously-committed `SIMPLE_MODELS_BENCHMARK_LLM.md` from 2026-02-25 was generated under the old single-split methodology AND with the broken LLM connection, making it neither comparable to the new 5-fold CV reports nor accurate about the LLM engine's contribution. This run uses: - 5-fold stratified CV × 1 seed (matches the no-LLM benchmark report) - Real Copilot LLM (`gpt-5.2`, no mock fallbacks; verified by 0 `Could not connect to Copilot` warnings across the entire run) - All 63 datasets (31 real-world + 32 synthetic) Headline metrics (full numbers in the report file): - **Real-world (31)**: Win 5 / Tie 24 / Loss 2; max regression -1.17% on `covertype_cat` (not statistically significant at p<0.05). The apparent -129.52% on `delays_zurich` is a near-zero-baseline (R² ≈ 0.009) artifact and is also non-significant (p=1.0). - **Synthetic (32)**: Win 20 / Tie 11 / Loss 1; mean +13.70%; best +104.34% on `triple_interaction_regression`. - Overall mean: +6.32%; median: +0.16%. The PR description has been updated to cite these regenerated metrics. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Address Copilot review on commit e9be75f. The previous converter used ``float(v)`` for both ``np.floating`` and ``np.integer``, turning counts like ``n_samples=5000`` into ``5000.0`` in the cache and silently losing precision past ``2**53`` for large integer counts. Fix: split ``np.integer`` -> ``int(v)`` from ``np.floating`` -> ``float(v)``, and apply the same distinction inside the nested-dict conversion. Refactored both top-level and nested-dict conversion through a single ``_to_native`` helper to eliminate the duplicated isinstance ladder and avoid future drift between the two paths (the previous code had to repeat the ``np.bool_`` / ``np.floating`` / ``np.integer`` ladder verbatim in the nested-dict branch — easy to get wrong, and we already had this happen with ``np.bool_`` itself). The ordering ``np.bool_`` -> ``np.integer`` -> ``np.floating`` is intentional and preserved: on NumPy <2.0 ``np.bool_`` is a subtype of ``np.generic`` but not ``np.integer``, so the ``np.bool_`` check must come first to avoid the ``json`` encoder later raising ``TypeError: Object of type bool is not JSON serializable`` (the bug fixed in commit 6c21494). Tests added (`tests/test_benchmark_encoding.py`): - `test_save_cache_preserves_int_fidelity_for_np_integer` — exercises ``np.int32`` / ``np.int64`` count fields plus a ``2**60+1`` value that would lose precision through float64; asserts on-disk JSON has no decimal point on int fields and the round-trip preserves ``isinstance(int)``. Also covers nested dict mixed-type case. Verified: pre-commit clean, full suite 767 tests passing. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Address Copilot review on commit d501114. Round 24 restored the ``original_preference`` parameter in its legacy positional slot but inadvertently dropped ``self.original_preference = original_preference`` from ``__init__``. Legacy callers that read the attribute after construction (for logging, hyperparameter introspection, or sklearn's ``get_params`` / ``set_params`` round-trip) would crash with ``AttributeError``. Fix: re-add ``self.original_preference = original_preference``, with an explanatory comment that the attribute is preserved purely for read-only backward compatibility — the value has no effect on behavior because originals are categorically protected from removal. Tests added (`tests/test_selection.py`): - `test_original_preference_attribute_preserved_for_legacy_readers` — asserts the attribute exists with the default ``None`` after a zero-arg construction, and reflects the caller-provided value when one is explicitly passed. Verified: pre-commit clean, redundancy + selection test set passing. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Address Copilot review on commit 085371e. ``send_prompt`` previously only caught the built-in ``TimeoutError``. While that matches what the current ``github-copilot-sdk`` raises, two adjacent exception classes can also surface from async timeouts: 1. ``asyncio.TimeoutError`` — was a separate exception class on Python 3.10 (only became an alias for the built-in ``TimeoutError`` in 3.11+). On 3.10, an ``asyncio.wait_for`` timeout inside the SDK would NOT be caught by ``except TimeoutError`` and would propagate to callers as an unhandled crash. ``pyproject.toml`` declares ``requires-python = ">=3.10"``, so 3.10 is in scope. 2. ``concurrent.futures.TimeoutError`` — what some thread/process bridges (e.g., ``run_in_executor`` chains) surface; cheap to include and prevents the timeout handler from being bypassed. Fix: catch ``(TimeoutError, asyncio.TimeoutError, concurrent.futures.TimeoutError)``. Added ``import concurrent.futures`` at the module level. Inline comment documents why each class is included. Tests added (`tests/test_llm_modules.py`): - ``test_send_prompt_handles_builtin_timeout_error`` — current SDK behaviour (already worked). - ``test_send_prompt_handles_asyncio_timeout_error`` — Python-3.10 scenario; would have failed before this commit. - ``test_send_prompt_handles_concurrent_futures_timeout_error`` — thread-bridge scenario; cheap defensive coverage. All three patch ``send_and_wait`` with ``side_effect=<TimeoutError>`` and assert the sentinel ``"timed out"`` message is returned, not an unhandled exception. Verified: pre-commit clean, 7 ``TestCopilotClientSDKCompatibility`` tests pass (4 prior + 3 new). Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Address Copilot round-30 review on commit 3fdce5e (2 findings). 1. **`preprocess_data()` only handled `object`/`category`** The legacy `preprocess_data()` filtered with `select_dtypes(include=["object", "category"])`, which silently leaves pandas `string`/`StringDtype` columns unencoded. Callers that rely on the helper's "model-ready" output contract would get a non-numeric frame back and crash inside sklearn. Fix: switch to `select_dtypes(exclude=[np.number, "bool", "boolean"])` so the legacy path mirrors the production `_label_encode_non_numeric` contract — anything that isn't numeric or a bool gets label-encoded, including `StringDtype`, ArrowString, and any future non-numeric extension dtype. 2. **`significant = p_value < 0.05` returned `numpy.bool_`** `p_value` is a NumPy scalar (`scipy.stats.wilcoxon` output), so the bare comparison yields `numpy.bool_`. That makes the in-memory results dict non-JSON-serializable by default, and forced `save_cache`'s `_to_native` helper to special-case it (the bug chain that crashed a 3-hour run before commit 6c21494). Fix: cast at the source — `significant = bool(p_value < 0.05)`. Inline comment notes the rationale so a future refactor doesn't silently revert it. Tests added (`tests/test_benchmark_encoding.py`): - `test_preprocess_data_encodes_pandas_string_dtype` — exercises a frame with mixed `object`, `category`, `string`/`StringDtype`, and `bool` columns; asserts `string_ext` ends up integer-typed (encoded) and bool stays bool. - `test_significant_field_is_native_python_bool` — runs `run_single_ benchmark` end-to-end on a tiny synthetic dataset (with `load_dataset` patched so the test stays fast) and asserts `type(results["significant"]) is bool` and `json.dumps({"significant": sig})` succeeds without a custom encoder. Verified: pre-commit clean, full suite 773 tests passing. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary
Improves FeatCopilot benchmarks (rigorous statistical methodology, broader dataset coverage, source-tracked reporting) and the feature engineering pipeline so it no longer regresses on real-world datasets.
Benchmark Infrastructure
--real-world,--n-folds,--n-seeds,--fastFeatCopilot Feature Selection Improvements
RuntimeWarningso the fallback is never silent.--with-llmbenchmark path was previously falling back to mock LLM responses ongithub-copilot-sdk >= 0.1.32; updatedfeatcopilot/llm/copilot_client.pyto the new SDK API (mandatoryon_permission_request,send_and_wait,disconnect) so LLM-generated features are actually evaluated.Results (5-fold CV, FeatCopilot tabular + LLM engines, 63 datasets)
Real-world classification (15 INRIA + 1 HuggingFace text, 5-fold CV):
Real-world regression (15 INRIA, 5-fold CV):
delays_zurichshows -129.52% only because its baseline R² is ≈0.009 (essentially noise prediction); absolute Δ in R² is small and the result is not statistically significant (p=1.0)All real-world datasets combined (31, 5-fold CV):
delays_zurichnear-zero-baseline edge case; median improvement is +0.00%)Synthetic datasets (32, supplementary, 5-fold CV):
Testing