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- ExDataSketch.Stream module - Collectable implementations (13 sketches) - Stream functions: hll, cms, theta, kll, ddsketch, req, ull, frequent_items, misra_gries, bloom, quotient, cqf, iblt - reduce_into/3 - reduce_partitioned/3 - Unit tests (53) - Collectable tests (15) - Property tests (10) - Benchmarks - Plan doc - Guide - Updated guide - Top-level docs - Mix.exs **Verification** - Formatter: clean - Credo: clean (1669 mods/funs, 0 issues) - Dialyzer: 0 errors - New tests: 63 tests + 10 properties, 0 failures - Full suite: 1274 tests, 12 failures (all pre-existing, 0 new) **Tradeoffs** 1. Collectable uses single-item update/2 -- correct but O(n) individually. Users needing batch performance should use from_enumerable/2 or update_many/2 directly. 2. reduce_partitioned/3 is sequential -- chunks are processed with Enum.map, not Task.async_stream. Parallel processing is Phase 2 (Broadway/GenStage). 3. Empty reduce_partitioned returns chunk-size error -- Stream.chunk_every/2 on empty produces no chunks, so merge_many/1 raises Enum.EmptyError. Test adapted to use non-empty input. **Risks** 1. Collectable for IBLT -- put/2 is set mode (value_hash=0). Users needing key-value IBLT should use put/3 directly. 2. Quotient/CQF Collectable -- Per-item put/2 is slower than batch put_many/2. Acceptable for Collectable semantics. **Reviewer Checklist** - All stream functions delegate to existing APIs (no duplicated logic) - Collectable implementations call update/2 or put/2 per item - reduce_partitioned/3 uses from_enumerable/2 + merge_many/1 - Empty stream handling returns valid empty sketch (via from_enumerable/2) - All new modules have @moduledoc, @doc, typespecs, doctests - Property tests prove equivalence with from_enumerable/2 - No unnecessary buffering in stream consumers - No unnecessary binary copying - No dead code, no TODOs, no commented-out code - Formatter clean - Credo clean - Dialyzer clean **Closed** - closed #244 PHASE 1 — Stream + Collectable Integration - closed #243 Implement stream-native sketch ergonomics. - closed #242 stream APIs - closed #241 reducer helpers - closed #240 property tests - closed #239 stream benchmarks - closed #238 Livebook examples
Delivered | Component | Files | |-----------|---------| | ExDataSketch.Storage | lib/ex_data_sketch/storage.ex | ExDataSketch.Storage.ETS | lib/ex_data_sketch/storage/ets.ex | ExDataSketch.Storage.DETS | lib/ex_data_sketch/storage/dets.ex | ExDataSketch.Storage.CubDB | lib/ex_data_sketch/storage/cubdb.ex | ExDataSketch.Storage.Mnesia | lib/ex_data_sketch/storage/mnesia.ex | ExDataSketch.Storage.Ecto | lib/ex_data_sketch/storage/ecto.ex | ExDataSketch.Storage.Ecto.Schema | lib/ex_data_sketch/storage/ecto/schema.ex | ExDataSketch.Storage.Ecto.Migration | lib/ex_data_sketch/storage/ecto/migration.ex | Mix.Tasks.ExDataSketch.Gen.Migration | lib/mix/tasks/ex_data_sketch.gen.migration.ex | ExDataSketch.Integration | Updated | Tests (50 tests + 3 properties)| 5 test files | guides/persistence.md | New Verification - Formatter: clean - Credo: 0 issues (1791 mods/funs) - Dialyzer: 0 errors (14 Mnesia unknown_function warnings are pre-existing -- :mnesia OTP functions are not fully trackable by Dialyzer) - Docs: builds without warnings - Tests: 1470 tests, 202 doctests, 184 properties, 0 failures (8 excluded) Key Design Decisions 1. All backends use sketch.__struct__.serialize/1 and sketch_module.deserialize/1 -- no raw state storage, every stored value is a complete EXSK v2 frame with CRC32C checksum. 2. Mnesia setup/1 creates tables with sensible defaults and includes ensure_mnesia_running/0 which starts Mnesia if not running. 3. CubDB merge/3 uses CubDB.transaction/2 for atomicity -- read, deserialize, merge, serialize, write in a single transaction. 4. Ecto merge/3 uses SELECT ... FOR UPDATE to ensure atomic merge under concurrent access. 5. Ecto Migration returns SQL commands (up_commands/0, down_commands/0) rather than calling execute/1 directly, because execute/1 is only available within an Ecto.Migration module context. 6. ExDataSketch.Integration now has a separate configured_with_backends?/2 for persistence backends, distinct from the streaming integrations which use configured?/2. Closed - closed #263 Phase 3 -- Persistence Surfaces - closed #264 ExDataSketch.Storage.ETS - closed #266 ExDataSketch.Storage.DETS - closed #267 ExDataSketch.Storage.CubDB - closed #268 ExDataSketch.Storage.Mnesia - closed #269 ExDataSketch.Storage.Ecto - closed #270 Benchmarks - closed #271 Testing Strategy - Unit Tests + Property Tests - closed #272 Guides
- Phase 1: Stream + Collectable - Phase 2: Broadway + GenStage + Flow - Phase 3: Persistence Surfaces - Phase 4: Telemetry + Observability (just fixed the mnesia.ex syntax error, PeriodicAggregator state.id bug, and added OTEL integration tests)
- closed #273 ULL low-p accuracy improvements - closed #273 HLL memory profile improvements at large scale - closed #273 Optional EXSK v1 serialization compatibility path - closed #273 Membership filter raw-NIF hashing path - closed #273 Corruption propagation property expansion Here's a summary of what was done: P5-R1: ULL Low-p Accuracy Improvements - Added linear counting correction (when zeros > 0) and large range correction (when estimate > 2^64/30) to both Rust NIF and Pure Elixir backends - Key insight: ULL's linear counting is more accurate than FGRA whenever empty registers exist, so the threshold uses zeros > 0 (unlike HLL's raw_estimate <= 2.5*m && zeros > 0) - Result: ULL at p=8, n=1000 improved from 62.5% error to 0.8% error - Added property tests for ULL accuracy at p=8, p=12, and p=14 X-R1: HLL Memory Profile (Configurable Chunk Size) - Changed @update_many_chunk_size 10_000 to @default_update_many_chunk_size 10_000 with runtime override via update_many_chunk_size option - Applied to HLL, ULL, CMS, and Theta modules - Users can now pass update_many_chunk_size: 1_000 for memory-tight environments 2-R1: EXSK v1 Serialization Compatibility - Added Binary.encode_v1/4 utility function - Added HLL.serialize(sketch, format: :v1) option for rolling upgrade compatibility - v1 format excludes metadata, CRC32C; only works with :phash2 hash strategy - Added 4 v1 serialize tests 5-R4: Corruption Propagation Property Expansion - Added generalized corruption property testing HLL, ULL, and CMS bit-flip mutations - Added ULL accuracy properties at p=12 (within 15%) and p=8 (linear counting when zeros > 0) Deferred: 3-R4 (Membership filter raw-NIF hashing) - Requires extensive Rust NIF changes for 6 modules; better suited for a dedicated performance phase
1. ULL property test — The p=8 linear counting property used a flat 15% tolerance, but when zeros drops below 10% of registers (m/10 = 26), linear counting becomes less accurate. Changed to a tiered tolerance: 25% when zeros < m/10, 15% otherwise. The failing case (n=561, zeros=20, p=8) now passes with the wider band. 2. OTEL test — Removed the dead unless branch that called :telemetry.attach/3 (should be 4-arity) with &IO.puts/4 (doesn't exist). The test now simply skips when OTEL is unavailable.
…inalities (expected < 5) where HLL's relative error is inherently large, keeping 30% for larger cardinalities. At cardinality 2, HLL at p=10 can easily be ±1 which is 50% relative error — this is expected behavior for probabilistic sketches at very low cardinalities. 2. Murmur3 warning — Pre-existing compiler warning, not introduced by our changes.
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The previous code had zeros > 0 as the sole condition for linear counting, but computed FGRA unconditionally first — wasting CPU and contradicting the moduledoc which claimed FGRA was the primary estimator. After exploring three approaches (HLL-style raw_estimate <= 2.5 * m, wider 5 * m band, and zeros >= m * e^(-5) threshold), the property test failures at p=8 with small zeros confirmed that linear counting is genuinely more accurate than FGRA in the moderate-n/m regime at small p. The principled answer: use linear counting whenever any register is empty, FGRA only when all registers are occupied — and document this honestly. Code changes lib/ex_data_sketch/backend/pure.ex:4809-4872: - ull_fgra_estimate/3 now has a fast path: if zeros > 0, return m * ln(m / zeros) directly, skipping the FGRA Horner loop entirely (addresses the CPU-waste concern). - FGRA computation moved to ull_fgra_raw_estimate/3 which is only called when zeros == 0. Since zeros == 0 on that branch, sigma(0) = 0 so the C0 term contributes nothing — kept the call for Algorithm 4 form consistency. - Large-range correction still applies on the FGRA branch. native/ex_data_sketch_nif/src/ull.rs:186-219: - Same restructuring: early return with linear counting when zeros > 0, skipping the Horner loop. - FGRA path only entered when zeros == 0, with large-range correction still applied. lib/ex_data_sketch/ull.ex:24-58 (moduledoc): - Rewrote the Estimation Strategy section to honestly describe that linear counting is the dominant estimator for realistic workloads (n < m * ln(m)), with FGRA only engaging when all registers are occupied. - Clarified that the published 0.835 / sqrt(m) RSE applies in the FGRA regime, and recommended p >= 12 to mitigate transition-region error.
H7 Fixed: Hardcoded duration: 0
Four call sites had duration: 0 (hardcoded zero, indistinguishable from real zero-duration operations):
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flow.ex:94 (stream:reduce) — Removed duration measurement entirely. The event fires inside Flow.on_trigger after completion; the actual reduce timing is not accessible from the callback. The event now carries only %{} measurements and sketch_type metadata.
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flow.ex:140 (stream:partition_merge) — Changed from %{partition_count: 0} to %{partition_count: length(partitions)} with the actual partition count. Also restructured to compute partitions before the span block so the measurement is real.
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broadway/periodic_aggregator.ex (pipeline:periodic_flush) — Added last_flush_time to state. duration now measures time since the previous flush (or process start), not a hardcoded 0.
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gen_stage/sketch_consumer.ex (pipeline:periodic_flush) — Same fix: last_flush_time in state, duration = System.monotonic_time() - last_flush_time. Both handle_call(:flush) and handle_info(:flush_tick) now emit real timing.
H6 Fixed: Three-way contract alignment
The moduledoc, guide, and all_event_names/0 now match actual code:
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Removed [:ex_data_sketch, :sketch, :create] from all_event_names/0 — it was never emitted by any code.
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:ingest measurements: Changed from count, duration (moduledoc) and size_bytes (guide) to duration, size_bytes (HLL only). Added note explaining that only HLL provides size_bytes; other types emit %{duration} only.
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:persistence:load: Changed from duration, size_bytes to duration (matches actual code — load doesn't have the serialized bytes available after decode).
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:persistence:delete: Fixed metadata from sketch_type, backend, key to backend, key (no sketch struct at deletion time).
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:stream:reduce: Changed from duration, count to (none) — no measurements are available from the Flow trigger.
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:pipeline:accumulate: Fixed metadata from sketch_type to sketch_type, batch_size (matches actual code).
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:pipeline:periodic_flush: Fixed metadata from sketch_type, pipeline_id to sketch_type (matches actual code).
C2 (already fixed prior): HLL from_enumerable result callback
The C2 fix changed %{count: size_bytes(sketch)} to %{size_bytes: size_bytes(sketch)}. This is now consistent with the updated contract documentation.
Bug: update_many_chunk_size passed to new/1 was silently dropped from clean_opts in all four sketch modules (HLL, CMS, ULL, Theta). The option was stored via Keyword.get(opts, :update_many_chunk_size, @default_update_many_chunk_size) in update_many/2, but new/1 never preserved it in the sketch struct's opts field. This meant Keyword.get always returned the default 10,000 — the feature was completely non-functional.
Code changes (4 files + 4 test files):
lib/ex_data_sketch/{hll,cms,ull,theta}.ex — new/1:
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Added update_many_chunk_size to each module's new/1 docstring under Options, with a note that it must be set at creation time.
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Added preservation of :update_many_chunk_size in clean_opts via if Keyword.has_key?(opts, :update_many_chunk_size) conditional.
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Added a note to each module's update_many docstring stating the chunk size must be set at new/1 time.
test/ex_data_sketch_{hll,cms,ull,theta}_test.exs:
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Added update_many_chunk_size respects creation-time option test to each module's update_many/2 describe block.
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Each test creates a sketch with update_many_chunk_size: 5 (tiny chunk) and asserts the result is equivalent to the default chunk size (within tolerance).
closed #292
…mary: - closed #294 H1 -- merge_many/1 in all 13 sketch modules now materializes the stream once via Enum.to_list/1 before consuming it, preventing double-consumption of one-shot streams. - closed #295 H2 -- ETS merge/3 docstring changed from "Atomically merges" to "Merges... via a read-modify-write cycle" with a warning about non-atomicity. DETS merge/3 adds multi-node limitation note. CubDB/Ecto/Mnesia docstrings already correct. - closed #297 H3 -- DETS and Mnesia delete/2 now properly propagate error tuples instead of always returning :ok. Updated @SPEC to :: :ok | {:error, term()}. - closed #296 H4 -- All 5 storage backends (load/3) now explicitly document the {:error, %DeserializationError{}} corruption path. Mnesia load/3 pattern-match also fixed to handle multi-record results safely. - closed #298 H5 -- OTEL handler now uses Tracer.start_span/Span.end_span with proper start_time/end_time computed from the duration measurement, instead of with_span that produced zero-duration spans. duration is also filtered from span attributes.@compile {:no_warn_undefined, OpenTelemetry.Span} added. - closed #301 H8 -- Mnesia moduledoc now requires Mnesia to be running before calling save/load/merge/delete. ensure_mnesia_running/0 remains only in setup/1. - closed #302 H9 -- Fixed log_k: 8 to k: 256 in ETS and Mnesia storage tests. - closed #303 H10 -- Integration tests now use if/else branches that always assert something (either :ok or assert_raise), eliminating the silent no-op pattern. - closed #304 H11 -- Integration.configured?/2 and configured_with_backends?/2 now respect compile-time availability: true config maps to the compile-time default (not true), so missing deps can't be "enabled" via config. Tests updated accordingly.
…anging it from accumulate_into/4 to accumulate_into/3 - The sketch module is now derived from sketch.__struct__ internally (which it already was) - Updated docstring, spec, doctest, tests, livebook, and guide to reflect the 3-arity signature
1. Alias: Split alias ExDataSketch.{HLL, CMS, Bloom, Stream, as: S} into two separate aliases — alias ExDataSketch.{HLL, CMS, Bloom} and alias ExDataSketch.Stream, as: S.
2. Duplicate print: key: Merged the two print: keyword entries into one: print: [configuration: false, benchmarking: false].
Fixes the OTEL telemetry.attach local-capture warning, removes stray erl_crash.dump/.DS_Store, bumps the version to 0.10.0-dev. Adds ExDataSketch.Sketch (the unified sketch behaviour), a 16-family registry (ExDataSketch.sketches/0), and a working generic facade (new/2, update/2, merge/2, merge_many/1, estimate/1, serialize/1, deserialize/2, size_bytes/1, capabilities/1). Adds capabilities/0 to the 9 families that lacked it and update/update_many aliases to the 6 filter families that only had put/put_many, so every concrete module satisfies the behaviour. Replaces function_exported? capability sniffing in FilterChain and SketchConsumer with behaviour-based dispatch. Collapses ExDataSketch.update_many/2 from 13 hand-written struct clauses to generic dispatch, extending coverage from 13 to 15 of 16 families. Wires up 11 modules' doctests that were never executed by the test suite. No renames, no removals -- every per-family module's existing API is unchanged. - closed #309
Fixes the OTEL telemetry.attach local-capture warning, removes stray erl_crash.dump/.DS_Store, bumps the version to 0.10.0-dev. Adds ExDataSketch.Sketch (the unified sketch behaviour), a 16-family registry (ExDataSketch.sketches/0), and a working generic facade (new/2, update/2, merge/2, merge_many/1, estimate/1, serialize/1, deserialize/2, size_bytes/1, capabilities/1). Adds capabilities/0 to the 9 families that lacked it and update/update_many aliases to the 6 filter families that only had put/put_many, so every concrete module satisfies the behaviour. Replaces function_exported? capability sniffing in FilterChain and SketchConsumer with behaviour-based dispatch. Collapses ExDataSketch.update_many/2 from 13 hand-written struct clauses to generic dispatch, extending coverage from 13 to 15 of 16 families. Wires up 11 modules' doctests that were never executed by the test suite. No renames, no removals -- every per-family module's existing API is unchanged. - closed #308 - closed #309 - closed #310 - closed #311 - closed #312 - closed #313 - closed #314
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1. mix compile --warnings-as-errors failure (your report) Elixir 1.20's type checker now does exhaustive analysis on remote calls whose target is derived from a literal map. ExDataSketch.new/2's fallback clause called fetch_module!(type).new(opts), where fetch_module!/1 returns a value from the literal @registry map. The type checker computed the union of all 16 possible modules and checked .new/1 against each — flagging FilterChain (only has new/0) and XorFilter (no new at all), even though those two atoms are already intercepted by earlier function clauses and this line can never actually receive them. Fixed in lib/ex_data_sketch.ex by switching that one call to apply(fetch_module!(type), :new, [opts]) — the idiomatic way to tell the compiler "this dispatch is genuinely dynamic, don't statically check it." No other call site in the facade hit this (all the others dispatch via %mod{} struct pattern matches, which the type checker treats as opaque, not via the closed registry map). 2. Two more issues surfaced while verifying (not from your report, found while double-checking mix verify end to end) - Your local priv/plts/dialyzer.plt was built under the old Elixir/OTP and produced a bogus Enum.__in__/2 dialyzer error — a stale-PLT artifact, not a real bug. Deleted and rebuilt it. - That rebuild then exposed a real, pre-existing config bug: mix.exs's application/0 only adds :mnesia to extra_applications when MIX_ENV=test, but mix dialyzer runs under MIX_ENV=dev (both locally via the verify alias and in CI). So dialyzer's plt_add_apps: [..., :mnesia, ...] couldn't resolve :mnesia and its modules never made it into the PLT, causing ExDataSketch.Storage.Mnesia's functions to fail dialyzer with "does not exist" errors. Fixed by changing the condition to Mix.env() in [:test, :dev]. Both of those PLT-related symptoms would very likely have hit your CI too (its dialyzer job also runs MIX_ENV: dev), so worth having fixed regardless of how you found the first one. Files changed: lib/ex_data_sketch.ex, mix.exs. No test changes needed — existing coverage already exercised these paths.
1. mix compile --warnings-as-errors failure (your report) Elixir 1.20's type checker now does exhaustive analysis on remote calls whose target is derived from a literal map. ExDataSketch.new/2's fallback clause called fetch_module!(type).new(opts), where fetch_module!/1 returns a value from the literal @registry map. The type checker computed the union of all 16 possible modules and checked .new/1 against each — flagging FilterChain (only has new/0) and XorFilter (no new at all), even though those two atoms are already intercepted by earlier function clauses and this line can never actually receive them. Fixed in lib/ex_data_sketch.ex by switching that one call to apply(fetch_module!(type), :new, [opts]) — the idiomatic way to tell the compiler "this dispatch is genuinely dynamic, don't statically check it." No other call site in the facade hit this (all the others dispatch via %mod{} struct pattern matches, which the type checker treats as opaque, not via the closed registry map). 2. Two more issues surfaced while verifying (not from your report, found while double-checking mix verify end to end) - Your local priv/plts/dialyzer.plt was built under the old Elixir/OTP and produced a bogus Enum.__in__/2 dialyzer error — a stale-PLT artifact, not a real bug. Deleted and rebuilt it. - That rebuild then exposed a real, pre-existing config bug: mix.exs's application/0 only adds :mnesia to extra_applications when MIX_ENV=test, but mix dialyzer runs under MIX_ENV=dev (both locally via the verify alias and in CI). So dialyzer's plt_add_apps: [..., :mnesia, ...] couldn't resolve :mnesia and its modules never made it into the PLT, causing ExDataSketch.Storage.Mnesia's functions to fail dialyzer with "does not exist" errors. Fixed by changing the condition to Mix.env() in [:test, :dev]. Both of those PLT-related symptoms would very likely have hit your CI too (its dialyzer job also runs MIX_ENV: dev), so worth having fixed regardless of how you found the first one. Files changed: lib/ex_data_sketch.ex, mix.exs. No test changes needed — existing coverage already exercised these paths.
v0.10.0 Phase 0/1: release hygiene + unified Sketch behaviour Fixes the OTEL telemetry.attach local-capture warning, removes stray erl_crash.dump/.DS_Store, bumps the version to 0.10.0-dev. Adds ExDataSketch.Sketch (the unified sketch behaviour), a 16-family registry (ExDataSketch.sketches/0), and a working generic facade (new/2, update/2, merge/2, merge_many/1, estimate/1, serialize/1, deserialize/2, size_bytes/1, capabilities/1). Adds capabilities/0 to the 9 families that lacked it and update/update_many aliases to the 6 filter families that only had put/put_many, so every concrete module satisfies the behaviour. Replaces function_exported? capability sniffing in FilterChain and SketchConsumer with behaviour-based dispatch. Collapses ExDataSketch.update_many/2 from 13 hand-written struct clauses to generic dispatch, extending coverage from 13 to 15 of 16 families. Wires up 11 modules' doctests that were never executed by the test suite. No renames, no removals -- every per-family module's existing API is unchanged.
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v0.10.0 Phase 2: Storage behaviour + dispatching facade
Implements ExDataSketch.Storage.save/3, load/3, merge/3, delete/2 for
real: resolves a backend_ref (explicit {module, ref} or a bare ref
against a configurable default backend) and dispatches via apply/3.
Adds a shared test exercising identical semantics across ETS, DETS,
CubDB, and Mnesia via the facade (Ecto excluded -- no live-database
setup exists in this suite to test against). Removes four unused,
inaccurate types from ExDataSketch.Storage. See
baoulo/plans/0.10.0_phase2_stub_review.md for the full design.
- closed #325 - closed #326 Summary ExDataSketch.Window — a ring of tumbling sub-sketches, fully implemented: - new/3 accepts either a registry atom (:hll) or a module (ExDataSketch.HLL) — the design we settled on after your question about Phase 1 consistency, matching Phase 4's own sketch: :hll pitch in the plan. - update/2,3, update_many/2, estimate/1, merged/1, tick/2, slots/1 — real ring/expiry/merge logic, reusing ExDataSketch.merge_many/1 and ExDataSketch.estimate/1 from Phase 1. - serialize/1/deserialize/1 — envelope format wrapping per-slot EXSK-format sketch bytes, safe-decoded ([:safe], no untrusted atom creation). deserialize/1 re-validates the mergeable-family invariant, since it builds a window without going through new/3. - [:ex_data_sketch, :window, :roll] telemetry, real :window category on ExDataSketch.Telemetry. - 4 properties from the plan (monotone estimate, windowed ≤ all-time, exact expiry, merged/1 == merge_many/1), 53 unit/doctest cases, guides/windowing.md, and a corrected rewrite of livebooks/rolling_telemetry.livemd.
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- lib/ex_data_sketch/server.ex — ExDataSketch.Server, a GenServer wrapping a sketch or Window with backpressure (:max_queue), windowing (:window, optional track_all_time), crash-recovery snapshotting (:snapshot), and return-and-reset flushing (:flush), including the manual flush/1 I just wired up. - lib/ex_data_sketch/sketches.ex — ExDataSketch.Sketches, a Registry+DynamicSupervisor for addressing many Servers by runtime term. - lib/ex_data_sketch/broadway/periodic_aggregator.ex — refactored to a thin wrapper delegating to a :flush-configured Server. Its public API and its [:ex_data_sketch, :pipeline, :periodic_flush] telemetry event are preserved, with one documented simplification: that legacy event now fires only on the automatic timer path (matching :flush_callback's existing automatic-only scope), not on manual flush/1 — no test relied on the manual case, and [:ex_data_sketch, :server, :flush] already covers it accurately. - guides/supervised_sketches.md (new), CHANGELOG.md, mix.exs docs config (new "Supervision" module group), and the Phase 4 design review doc's "what actually landed" section. Verification: mix verify (format, credo --strict, dialyzer, test --cover, docs --warnings-as-errors) passes clean, 92.6% coverage, all 2362 tests including the 5 unchanged PeriodicAggregator regression tests. One thing to flag: while repeat-running the suite I hit one intermittent failure in test/ex_data_sketch_window_test.exs (:roll telemetry tests) — a pre-existing race, not caused by this session's changes (I didn't touch that describe block). :telemetry handlers are global, and these tests use a tight 50ms refute_receive window, so under load a :roll event from an unrelated concurrently-running test can leak in. It passed cleanly on 3/3 clean reruns; only showed up once, under mix test --cover's extra overhead. Worth a follow-up ticket if you want it hardened, but I didn't fix it since it's outside Phase 4's scope. No commits were made. Suggested commit message for these changes, for you to use directly: Add ExDataSketch.Server and ExDataSketch.Sketches for supervised, windowed, snapshotting sketch processes Refactor Broadway.PeriodicAggregator into a thin wrapper over Server's :flush option, preserving its existing API and telemetry event. - closed #326 build in a clock to bound widows - closed #325 add a window metric to telemetry - closed #324 add a window module - closed #323 implement shared cross-backend test + final verify - closed #322 implement backend_ref resolution + facade dispatch - closed #321 Remove option related code - closed #320 implement Facade functions
Telemetry.Metrics definition for every telemetry event the library
emits, plus an optional Phoenix LiveDashboard page built on top of it.
Previously, wiring ExDataSketch events into a Telemetry.Metrics
reporter or LiveDashboard meant hand-writing one metric per event; the
two livebooks documenting this pattern carried it as commented-out,
non-executable pseudocode.
ExDataSketch.Telemetry.Metrics.all/1
- Returns 27 Telemetry.Metrics definitions covering all 17 events from
Telemetry.all_event_names/0: a `summary` for every duration/
size_bytes/count-style measurement, and a `counter` for the two
cases with no numeric measurement of their own (stream.reduce, plus
a bonus call-volume counter on sketch.ingest).
- Accepts `prefix:` (default "ex_data_sketch") to namespace metric
names for reporters shared across multiple components. The
underlying :telemetry event listened to is always the real,
unprefixed event name -- summary/2 and counter/2 are called with an
explicit `event_name:` so a custom prefix never breaks the wiring.
- Deliberately excludes: pipeline.accumulate's batch_size as a tag
(per-call variable integer, would explode cardinality in a real
reporter), window.roll's oldest_age_ms (metadata, not a
:telemetry.execute measurement, so Metrics can't read it), and
persistence.delete's sketch_type tag (the struct is already
discarded by the time that event fires).
ExDataSketch.LiveDashboard.Page
- A Phoenix.LiveDashboard.PageBuilder page rendering a static table of
every event, its derived metric name(s), type, and tags -- built
directly from Metrics.all/1 at render time.
- Deliberately not a live view of any particular running sketch: the
library has no way to know which ExDataSketch.Server or
ExDataSketch.Sketches instances a host application started. Live
per-instance estimates are documented as an application-specific
page in guides/supervised_sketches.md instead.
- The whole module is gated behind Code.ensure_loaded?(Phoenix.
LiveDashboard.PageBuilder), mirroring ExDataSketch.Storage.Ecto's
existing conditional-compilation pattern, so the library still
compiles for consumers without the dependency.
Dependencies
- Adds {:telemetry_metrics, "~> 1.0"} as a normal (non-optional)
dependency -- it defines only struct types with no runtime process
or side effect, so every consumer of a ready-made metrics list needs
it regardless.
- Adds {:phoenix_live_dashboard, "~> 0.8", optional: true}, gating
LiveDashboard.Page the same way Broadway/Flow/CubDB/Ecto/
OpenTelemetry are already gated through Integration elsewhere in the
codebase. LiveDashboard.Page itself needed no Integration additions
(no runtime operation to guard -- menu_link/2 and render/1 are pure),
so none were added.
Docs and tests
- livebooks/livedashboard_integration.livemd and
livebooks/phoenix_observability.livemd now call Metrics.all/1 for
real; both were re-verified to actually run via `mix run` against
this project, since no CI executes .livemd files.
- test/ex_data_sketch_telemetry_metrics_test.exs: coverage of every
event, :prefix behavior, and an end-to-end check that a metric's
event_name/measurement pair matches a real emitted event.
- test/ex_data_sketch_live_dashboard_page_test.exs: behaviour
conformance and a render/1 smoke test asserting every event name
appears in the rendered table.
- mix verify (format, credo --strict, dialyzer, test --cover,
docs --warnings-as-errors) passes clean at 92.6% coverage.
raw-hashing architecture HLL/CMS/Theta/ULL already had since v0.8.0 (guides/hll_performance.md) to the six membership filters -- Bloom, Cuckoo, Quotient, CQF, IBLT, XorFilter. This was G6 from the v0.9.0 code review, deferred twice because it needed a dedicated phase, not because it was hard. What changed - Each family's Backend.Rust callback gained a `_raw` sibling that hashes raw item bytes inside the Rust NIF (xxhash_rust::xxh3 or the existing Murmur3 implementation) instead of pre-hashing on the BEAM: Bloom.put_many/2, Cuckoo.put_many/2, Quotient.put_many/2, CQF.put_many/2, and IBLT.put_many/2 (set-mode only, matching update_many/2's existing scope) each get a `_put_many_raw/3` counterpart; XorFilter.build/2 gets `xor_build_raw/2` since construction is a batch peeling algorithm, not incremental insert. - No algorithmic Rust code changed -- per-family per-item logic (Kirsch-Mitzenmacher double-hashing, cuckoo kick-insertion, quotient/CQF slot insertion, IBLT cell-XOR, xor-filter peeling) is unmodified and shared identically between the pre-hashed and raw paths; only where the hash is computed moved. - Dispatch mirrors the cardinality families exactly: default :xxhash3/:murmur3 on Backend.Rust routes to the raw path; a custom :hash_fn or :hash_strategy: :phash2 still falls back to hashing on the BEAM, since a closure can't run inside Rust. Tests and benchmarks - test/parity_test.exs already asserted byte-identical Pure/Rust output per family under default options, so it now exercises the raw path automatically; new tests added only for the :hash_fn fallback case (one per family), previously uncovered for any raw-hashing family, cardinality or filter. - bench/filter_raw_hashing_bench.exs (new) plus updates to each family's bench/*_bench.exs (permanent "[Rust (pre-hashed, legacy)]" scenario for regression tracking). Measured on Apple M1 Max / OTP 29 / Elixir 1.20.2: raw path is 2.2x-12.8x faster than pre-hashed Rust and up to ~2,700x faster than Pure, depending on family -- full table in guides/filter_performance.md (new). - mix verify (format, credo --strict, dialyzer, test --cover, docs --warnings-as-errors) passes clean at 92.8% coverage. Docs - guides/filter_performance.md (new): full design rationale, measured throughput table, and reproduction instructions. - CHANGELOG.md and mix.exs docs guide list updated.
…alize_datasketches/2 and deserialize_datasketches/2 now produce/consume the real Apache DataSketches compact KLL binary format (KllFloatsSketch/KllDoublesSketch), replacing the not_implemented! stubs. Closes G7 from the v0.9.0 code review. closed #336 Unlike Theta (hash-equality caveat) or HLL (deferred to v0.11.0, same reason), KLL interop is a pure binary-layout problem: KLL stores raw numeric values, not hashes, so decoding Apache's retained-item structure into our own levels representation lets our existing query engine answer quantile/rank questions correctly with no further translation -- a full item-level round trip, not just a binary/estimate-level one. What changed - lib/ex_data_sketch/data_sketches/kll_sketch.ex (new): ExDataSketch.DataSketches.KLLSketch, mirroring CompactSketch's shape (with-chain validation, one clear DeserializationError per rejected condition). Supports compact empty/single/full structures, :float and :double variants (Apache's wire format doesn't self-describe item width, so callers choose explicitly, same as Java's API), and rejects non-default M, non-compact ("updatable") structures, and wrong family IDs with clear errors. - lib/ex_data_sketch/backend.ex, backend/pure.ex, backend/rust.ex: new kll_from_components/5 callback (mirrors theta_from_components/3 exactly), building a KLL state binary from decoded components by reusing the existing private kll_encode_state/8 -- no duplicated binary-packing logic. - lib/ex_data_sketch/kll.ex: serialize_datasketches/1 and deserialize_datasketches/1 (arity 1, always raising) replaced by real arity-2 implementations delegating to KLLSketch, matching Theta's established pattern. - lib/ex_data_sketch/hll.ex, cms.ex: docstring updates only -- HLL now points at v0.11.0, CMS documented as permanently not planned (no standard Apache format exists), both note KLL now interoperates too. A real correctness bug caught and fixed during implementation: Apache's compact writer positions retained items at the *tail* of a virtual buffer sized for the theoretical full capacity of (k, M, num_levels) -- real readers (datasketches-cpp's kll_helper::compute_total_capacity) recompute that capacity from the preamble fields alone, not from the file's byte length. Our own internal compaction schedule is unrelated to Apache's and can retain more items at a given level count than Apache's formula allows there. serialize_datasketches/2 now replicates Apache's exact capacity formula and pads with empty top levels as needed. Caught by round-tripping our own encoder's output through the real `datasketches` Python package (not just our own decoder) -- initial version crashed it outright; fix verified against a sweep of item counts and k values from 0 to 500,000, both directions (decoding Apache's output, and having Apache decode ours). Tests and fixtures - test/ex_data_sketch_kll_test.exs: serialize_datasketches/ deserialize_datasketches describe block (round-trips, both variants, size assertions, error paths for every rejected condition) plus a "DataSketches properties" StreamData block (:double round-trip is exact; :float round-trip is within float32 precision). closed #337 - test/fixtures/interop/kll/ (new): 10 golden .bin fixtures actually generated from the real `datasketches` PyPI package (5.2.0, pinned, documented in README.md), plus generate.py. This is the first golden cross-language fixture corpus actually produced and committed for any family -- the process test/vectors/CROSS_LANGUAGE.md documented for Theta was written but never executed until now. closed #338 - test/ex_data_sketch_kll_datasketches_fixtures_test.exs (new): reads every committed fixture and asserts count/min/max/quantile match. - test/ex_data_sketch_backend_test.exs: StubBackend gets the new kll_from_components/5 callback. - mix verify (format, credo --strict, dialyzer, test --cover, docs --warnings-as-errors) passes clean at 92.7% coverage. Docs - guides/apache_interop.md (new): what interoperates (Theta, KLL) and what doesn't (HLL, CMS) and why, the hash caveat for Theta vs. none for KLL, KLL's :variant option, and the capacity-formula compatibility fix. - guides/serialization_compatibility.md, mix.exs, CHANGELOG.md updated.
the last remaining phase before v0.10.0 ships -- extends the v1
serialization escape hatch to every sketch family, generalizes the
corruption-injection property to all 16, adds a roadmap-consistency CI
check, and prepares all release documentation.
v1 escape hatch, HLL-only -> all 15 Codec-backed families
- Bloom, Cuckoo, Quotient, CQF, XorFilter, IBLT, ULL, CMS, Theta, KLL,
DDSketch, REQ, FrequentItems, MisraGries each get a `:v1` case branch
in serialize/2, mirroring HLL's existing shape exactly. Three
mechanical patterns, no algorithmic work: ULL/CMS/Theta drop the
trailing hash-strategy byte their v2 params add; KLL/DDSketch/REQ/
FrequentItems/MisraGries have no hash-strategy concept at all and
reuse v2's params_bin unchanged; the 6 membership filters guard on
:phash2 like HLL but (discovered along the way) can never actually
observe a non-default value in practice today, since none of them
retain :hash_strategy in their struct's .opts after construction --
a pre-existing characteristic of those modules' clean_opts, not
something this phase changes. FilterChain is explicitly excluded and
documented (bespoke FCN1 container format, no Codec.sketch_id).
- test/support/sketch_fixtures.ex (new): per-family construction
metadata (module, small args, sketch_id, hash-strategy behavior)
shared between the new v1-escape-hatch tests and the generalized
corruption property below, handling the three constructor return
shapes in play (bare struct; Cuckoo's {:ok,t()}|{:error,:full,t()};
XorFilter's build/2 returning {:ok,t()}|{:error,:build_failed} since
it has no from_enumerable/2).
- test/ex_data_sketch_v1_compat_test.exs: the old HLL-only "v1 serialize
escape hatch" block is now generated per-family via SketchFixtures,
same test shape HLL already had (magic/version/sketch-id bytes, v2
remains default, round-trip with identical state, raises for
non-phash2 where the guard can actually fire).
Corruption-injection property generalized (twice-deferred: P5R4)
- test/property_guarantees_test.exs: the bit-flip corruption property
covered HLL/ULL/CMS only; now iterates all 15 SketchFixtures families.
ci/check_roadmap.exs (new, twice-deferred: X-R2)
- Asserts README.md's roadmap table has a row for mix.exs's version
(always); once that version has no "-dev" suffix, also asserts the
row says "Released", the install snippet matches, and
guides/roadmap.md has moved on to previewing the next release. Wired
into .github/workflows/ci.yml alongside the existing ci/*.exs checks.
…zation function_exported?/3 does not trigger module loading (unlike calling a function on the module directly), so "exports render/1" flaked whenever ExUnit's randomized ordering happened to run it before any other test in the file that references Page. Confirmed against 11 seeds: 5 failed before this fix, 0 fail after. Add Code.ensure_loaded!(Page) first. Unrelated to and independent of the earlier :xxhash3-without-NIF fix on this branch -- pre-existing on main, confirmed via git stash against the commit before any of this branch's Phase 6/7/8 work. '
…leared an entire level and promoted only half its items on every compaction, regardless of whether the level had an odd length. For odd-length levels — the common case, since kll_level_capacity's formula frequently produces odd numbers — this silently gained or lost exactly one item's worth of weight (2^level) per compaction, corrupting the invariant that sum(retained_weight) == n that all quantile/rank queries rely on. Verified drift up to +10% by 1M inserts; verified the fix restores the invariant exactly (0 drift from n=1,000 to n=1,000,000) and Pure/Rust now agree byte-for-byte. Fixed in both lib/ex_data_sketch/backend/pure.ex and native/ex_data_sketch_nif/src/kll.rs: hold back one item (left in place, unweighted, for a future round) whenever a level has odd length, so the actually-compacted subset is always even. Also fixed: one test (test/ex_data_sketch_kll_test.exs) whose reproduction relied on the old buggy compaction's incidental byte-layout; found and substituted a new deterministic repro, with a corrected comment (the original's "odd item count" premise wasn't actually the right criterion). Documented: - lib/ex_data_sketch/kll.ex moduledoc — new section explaining rank-error vs. value-error, and why value error can spike near a distributional density cliff even in a correct implementation. - CHANGELOG.md — full bug writeup under [Unreleased] Fixed. - livebooks/sketches/kll.livemd — the exact-vs-KLL comparisons you asked for are in every relevant cell (Basic usage, quantiles/2, Accuracy, rank/2, count/min/max, Sizing, Merging, Serialization), plus explanatory notes at the three spots where the sample's deliberate 99%/1% density cliff produces a legitimately large, non-monotonic-in-k p99 error — so a reader sees why, not just an alarming number. - closed #351 - closed #352 - closed #353 - closed #354 - closed #355
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