make all neighbors more robust - #769
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WalkthroughThe PR updates ChangesAll-neighbors behavior
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR changes multGPU all-neighbors graph construction, but the current implementation can fail for explicit unset degree options and accepts invalid zero-valued batching settings. These concrete input-handling issues can break neighbor computation and should be fixed before merge; documentation and metric validation coverage also need follow-up. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@docs/release-notes/0.17.0.md`:
- Line 20: The release-note entry for all_neighbors should qualify cosine and
inner_product support by subalgorithm: state that they are supported with
algo="nn_descent", and retain the IVF-PQ limitation that only squared Euclidean
is accepted. Verify the wording against the current neighbors implementation and
update the existing entry without broadening its scope.
In `@src/rapids_singlecell/preprocessing/_neighbors/__init__.py`:
- Line 154: Update the `intermediate_graph_degree` parameter description in the
`neighbors` docstring to document the runtime default as the maximum of 128 and
1.5 times `graph_degree`, including the lower-bound behavior for values such as
`graph_degree=100`.
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`@src/rapids_singlecell/preprocessing/_neighbors/_algorithms/_all_neighbors.py`:
- Around line 92-96: Update the graph-degree initialization around graph_degree
and intermediate_graph_degree so explicit None values are treated as unset and
replaced with their calculated defaults before applying max() and minimum-degree
constraints. Use explicit is None checks, preserving caller-provided non-None
values.
- Around line 31-47: Validate n_clusters and overlap_factor as positive integers
before applying the relative batching bound in the surrounding
parameter-resolution logic. Reject zero, negative, and non-integer values before
constructing AllNeighborsParams, while preserving the valid single-cluster
exception for (1, 1) and the existing n_clusters/overlap_factor relationship for
batched builds.
In `@tests/test_mg_neighbors.py`:
- Around line 132-148: Add independent numerical coverage for the inner_product
metric in test_all_neighbors_metrics, using a SciPy, Scanpy, Squidpy, or Pertpy
reference rather than rsc.pp.neighbors with algorithm="brute"; compare both
neighbor identities and distances, while retaining recall-based assertions for
approximate all_neighbors builds and the existing version skip.
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| * Add ``key_added`` to {func}`~rapids_singlecell.tl.diffmap` and {func}`~rapids_singlecell.tl.draw_graph` {pr}`751` {smaller}`S Dicks` | ||
| * Derive {func}`~rapids_singlecell.pp.harmony_integrate`'s ``adjusted_basis`` from ``basis`` instead of hard-coding ``"X_pca_harmony"``, so it follows ``preset`` (``"pca"`` gives ``"pca_harmony"``) and a custom ``basis`` is suffixed rather than ignored {pr}`751` {smaller}`S Dicks` | ||
| * Add ``mean_in_log_space`` to {func}`~rapids_singlecell.tl.rank_genes_groups` {pr}`751` {smaller}`S Dicks` | ||
| * Add ``cosine`` and ``inner_product`` to the metrics supported by ``algorithm="all_neighbors"`` in {func}`~rapids_singlecell.pp.neighbors` {pr}`769` {smaller}`S Dicks` |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Qualify metric support by all-neighbors subalgorithm.
This entry implies that every all_neighbors configuration supports cosine and inner_product. The IVF-PQ branch rejects both metrics and only accepts squared Euclidean. State that these metrics are available with algo="nn_descent", or state the IVF-PQ limitation.
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In `@docs/release-notes/0.17.0.md` at line 20, The release-note entry for
all_neighbors should qualify cosine and inner_product support by subalgorithm:
state that they are supported with algo="nn_descent", and retain the IVF-PQ
limitation that only squared Euclidean is accepted. Verify the wording against
the current neighbors implementation and update the existing entry without
broadening its scope.
Source: Path instructions
| * 'intermediate_graph_degree': The degree of the intermediate graph. Default is None. It is recommended to set it to `>= 1.5 * n_neighbors`. Only available for `nn_descent` algorithm. | ||
| * 'graph_degree': The degree of the graph nn-descent builds before selecting the final `n_neighbors`. Default is 64, raised to `n_neighbors` if larger. Only available for `nn_descent` algorithm. | ||
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| * 'intermediate_graph_degree': The degree of the intermediate graph. Default is 128, raised to `graph_degree` if larger. It is recommended to set it to `>= 1.5 * graph_degree`. Only available for `nn_descent` algorithm. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Document the actual intermediate graph-degree default.
The runtime uses max(128, int(1.5 * graph_degree)). For example, graph_degree=100 produces an intermediate degree of 150, not 128 as this text implies. Update the default description to include the 1.5 * graph_degree lower bound.
As per coding guidelines, public functions must have accurate docstrings with documented parameters and notes about GPU-specific behavior differences where relevant.
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In `@src/rapids_singlecell/preprocessing/_neighbors/__init__.py` at line 154,
Update the `intermediate_graph_degree` parameter description in the `neighbors`
docstring to document the runtime default as the maximum of 128 and 1.5 times
`graph_degree`, including the lower-bound behavior for values such as
`graph_degree=100`.
Source: Coding guidelines
| n_clusters = algorithm_kwds.get("n_clusters") | ||
| overlap_factor = algorithm_kwds.get("overlap_factor") | ||
| if n_clusters is None: | ||
| n_clusters = 1 if n_devices == 1 else n_devices | ||
| while n_clusters > 1 and n_clusters <= ( | ||
| _default_overlap_factor(n_clusters) | ||
| if overlap_factor is None | ||
| else overlap_factor | ||
| ): | ||
| n_clusters += n_devices | ||
| if overlap_factor is None: | ||
| overlap_factor = _default_overlap_factor(n_clusters) | ||
| if n_clusters > 1 and overlap_factor >= n_clusters: | ||
| raise ValueError( | ||
| f"'n_clusters' ({n_clusters}) must be greater than 'overlap_factor' " | ||
| f"({overlap_factor}) when batching the all_neighbors build." | ||
| ) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Validate batching values before returning them.
n_clusters=0 returns (0, 1) because Line 43 only rejects invalid values when n_clusters > 1. overlap_factor=0 also passes for a batched build. These values cannot describe a valid cluster assignment and reach AllNeighborsParams.
Require positive integer values for both settings before applying the relative bound. Preserve the single-cluster exception for (1, 1).
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In `@src/rapids_singlecell/preprocessing/_neighbors/_algorithms/_all_neighbors.py`
around lines 31 - 47, Validate n_clusters and overlap_factor as positive
integers before applying the relative batching bound in the surrounding
parameter-resolution logic. Reject zero, negative, and non-integer values before
constructing AllNeighborsParams, while preserving the valid single-cluster
exception for (1, 1) and the existing n_clusters/overlap_factor relationship for
batched builds.
| graph_degree = max(algorithm_kwds.get("graph_degree", 64), k) | ||
| intermediate_graph_degree = algorithm_kwds.get( | ||
| "intermediate_graph_degree", None | ||
| "intermediate_graph_degree", max(128, int(1.5 * graph_degree)) | ||
| ) | ||
| intermediate_graph_degree = max(intermediate_graph_degree, graph_degree) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Treat explicit None as an unset graph-degree option.
When callers pass algorithm_kwds={"graph_degree": None} or {"intermediate_graph_degree": None}, Mapping.get() returns None. Line 92 or Line 96 then raises TypeError while evaluating max().
Use an explicit is None check to select the calculated default before applying the minimum degree.
As per coding guidelines, use is None or is not None for optional parameters instead of truthiness checks.
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In `@src/rapids_singlecell/preprocessing/_neighbors/_algorithms/_all_neighbors.py`
around lines 92 - 96, Update the graph-degree initialization around graph_degree
and intermediate_graph_degree so explicit None values are treated as unset and
replaced with their calculated defaults before applying max() and minimum-degree
constraints. Use explicit is None checks, preserving caller-provided non-None
values.
Source: Coding guidelines
| @pytest.mark.parametrize("n_clusters", [1, 4]) | ||
| @pytest.mark.parametrize("metric", ["cosine", "sqeuclidean"]) | ||
| def test_all_neighbors_metrics(metric, n_clusters): | ||
| if parse_version(cuvs.__version__) <= parse_version("25.08"): | ||
| pytest.skip("Skipping All-Neighbors") | ||
| adata = pbmc68k_reduced() | ||
| rsc.pp.neighbors( | ||
| adata, | ||
| n_pcs=50, | ||
| n_neighbors=15, | ||
| algorithm="all_neighbors", | ||
| metric=metric, | ||
| algorithm_kwds={"n_clusters": n_clusters}, | ||
| ) | ||
| distances = adata.obsp["distances"].copy() | ||
| rsc.pp.neighbors(adata, n_pcs=50, n_neighbors=15, algorithm="brute", metric=metric) | ||
| _calc_recall(distances, adata.obsp["distances"], tolerance=0.95) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Add independent coverage for inner_product metric results.
The new inner_product path has no test. These tests also use rsc.pp.neighbors(..., algorithm="brute") as the reference, so they do not independently validate metric mapping or distance values.
Add an inner_product case and compare neighbor identities and distances with a SciPy, Scanpy, Squidpy, or Pertpy reference. Keep recall-based assertions for the approximate build.
As per coding guidelines, tests must validate numerical correctness against scanpy, squidpy, pertpy, or SciPy references rather than only checking that code runs.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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In `@tests/test_mg_neighbors.py` around lines 132 - 148, Add independent numerical
coverage for the inner_product metric in test_all_neighbors_metrics, using a
SciPy, Scanpy, Squidpy, or Pertpy reference rather than rsc.pp.neighbors with
algorithm="brute"; compare both neighbor identities and distances, while
retaining recall-based assertions for approximate all_neighbors builds and the
existing version skip.
Sources: Coding guidelines, Path instructions
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update all-neighbors to uses better n-overlaps for multigpu runs