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feat(search): heap-based block-max WAND as the default top-k early-termination iterator - #3535
Replace the sort-based BlockMaxWandIterator with a heap-based implementation
(HeapBlockMaxWandIterator) and make it the default early-termination path for
full-text top-k queries (kAuto). The previous implementation re-sorted all
sub-iterators on every pivot round and, after its lazy/partial-sort rewrite,
could return wrong documents; the new one keeps only a doc-ordered min-heap plus
a small prefix_ buffer, so no implicit "the whole array is ordered" invariant
is required.
What changed
New iterator: HeapBlockMaxWandIterator
Doc-ordered min-heap over the live sub-iterators. Each round pops only the
prefix whose global-upper-bound sum exceeds the threshold (plus all clauses
tied on the pivot doc), then pushes it back — no per-round full sort.
SkipUncompetitiveRange(): block-level skip on the rejection path. Phase 1
only repositions block cursors (NextShallow); phase 2 repeatedly moves the
clause with the smallest block end while Σ block_max(prefix) <= threshold proves the range non-competitive; phase 3
restores doc_id_ with a single Next() so the prefix can safely go back to
the heap.
New stats (BlockMaxWandStats): iterations_, docs_scored_, child_advances_, block_seeks_, heap_ops_, retired_children_ — used by
the integration tests to assert that pruning actually happens.
Fixes two correctness hazards inherited from the sort-based version:
never call NextShallow() on a child already positioned on the candidate
doc (it moves the block cursor without updating doc_id_, so Score()
would read tf=0 or a stale cached score);
a child whose block was skipped past the candidate must contribute 0, not
the upper bound of the block it landed in.
Iterator interface
BlockMaxLeafIterator::NextNoSkip() (default: forwards to Next()), implemented
by TermDocIterator as pure seek (no per-doc threshold skipping, so no tf /
column-length decoding per candidate).
AdvanceMode (kThresholdSkip | kPlainSeek) exposed for A/B diagnosis of
leaf-side skipping vs. WAND-side pruning.
kAuto now selects kHeapBMW (was kBMW); the sort-based variant stays as kBMW for A/B only.
physical_match_impl: both iterator-creation switches accept kHeapBMW; the kCompare three-way diff now uses the heap variant as its BMW leg.
Planner: block_max=heap_bmw|heap option.
Tests
QueryMatchTest.bmw_many_terms: 200-term query over 4 segments, asserts the
heap variant is actually selected.
QueryMatchTest.bmw_heap_differential: naive OR vs. heap BMW, same index and
query, compared doc-by-doc on RowID and score (full scan without
threshold), plus top-k score parity with threshold feedback. Switching the
wiring back to the sort-based iterator makes this test fail deterministically.
BmwLongQueryTest (new file, opt-in scale via env): full-scan parity with
naive, top-k vs. exhaustive top-k (topn=1/10/100) with determinism, dense
corpus baseline, stability (Next(RowID) jumps, early give-up, MSM=2, phrase
mix, 4 threads x 5 rounds), and a perf comparison (INFINITY_BMW_IT_PERF=1,
optional naive oracle via INFINITY_BMW_IT_PERF_VERIFY=1).
Performance (naive full scan = 1.0x)
1M docs (10 x 100k, vocab 20k, 40 words/doc):
query
naive
heap BMW
sort BMW (old)
100 terms, topn=10
82.7 ms
19.9 ms (4.16x)
218.6 ms (0.38x)
100 terms, topn=1000
82.7 ms
23.6 ms (3.51x)
—
200 terms, topn=10
234.1 ms
43.0 ms (5.44x)
852.0 ms (0.27x)
200k docs (4 x 50k), topn=10: 100/200/400/800 terms = 4.20x / 5.20x / 6.77x / 8.10x.
The gain grows with the number of query terms; the sort-based variant is slower
than naive beyond ~100 terms (2.7x at 100, 12.5x at 800).
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- Around line 585-587: Update the score comparison in CompareFullScan so NaN
scores are treated as mismatches rather than passing the tolerance check.
Preserve the existing document-ID comparison and tolerance behavior for equal or
sufficiently close finite scores.
- Around line 1080-1099: Update the verify lambda to return its mismatch count,
then assert at the verify("heap", heap) call site that the count is zero,
including num_terms and topn in the assertion context.
- Around line 885-886: Replace the aggregate-only checks for the step-2 seek
result around seek_full with a per-document CompareFullScan comparison between
the naive and HeapBMW algorithms, setting the advance mode to kPlainSeek; ensure
the naive path does not construct HeapBlockMaxWandIterator.
- Around line 721-724: Update the top-k checks using bmw_result.docs_ and
reference_sorted to assert that each returned RowID matches the reference RowID
at the same rank, not just its score; ensure equal-score entries follow the
reference’s ascending-RowID order, and make any RowID mismatch fail the test.
- Line 1125: Update the stability test around the reference result-count
assertion and concurrent kHeapBMW runs to support corpora with fewer than 10
matching documents. Allow any nonempty reference result, compute the expected
count as the smaller of 10 and the reference hit count, capture it in each
worker, and compare each run against that count.
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The change adds a heap-based Block-Max WAND iterator and connects it to full-text query selection and execution. It adds heap_bmw and heap as block_max options, plus configurable long-query benchmarks and differential tests against naive search.
Changes: Heap-based Block-Max WAND
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Summary
Iterator contracts and declarations src/storage/invertedindex/search/doc_iterator.cppm, src/storage/invertedindex/search/blockmax_leaf_iterator.cppm, src/storage/invertedindex/search/term_doc_iterator.cppm, src/storage/invertedindex/search/heap_blockmax_wand_iterator.cppm
Adds kHeapBMW and kHeapBMWIterator, decoded-position checks, no-skip positioning methods, and the HeapBlockMaxWandIterator interface and statistics structure.
Heap traversal and child advancement src/storage/invertedindex/search/heap_blockmax_wand_iterator_impl.cpp, src/storage/invertedindex/search/term_doc_iterator_impl.cpp
Implements heap traversal, block-range skipping, threshold updates, and term positioning without threshold-based per-document filtering.
Query selection and option parsing src/storage/invertedindex/search/query_node_impl.cpp, src/planner/bound_select_statement_impl.cpp, src/planner/optimizer/index_scan/filter_expression_push_down_indexscanfilter_impl.cpp, src/executor/operator/physical_match_impl.cpp
Selects heap BMW for automatic early termination with nonzero topn, accepts heap_bmw and heap options, and routes heap BMW through query iterator construction.
Adds configurable query term count, MATCH top-N, block-max algorithm, and repeat count. Generated long queries sample unique words from the corpus vocabulary.
Heap-BMW differential and long-query tests src/unit_test/storage/invertedindex/search/query_match_ut.cpp, src/unit_test/storage/invertedindex/search/bmw_long_query_ut.cpp
Compares heap-BMW results with naive search and adds disabled long-query tests for parity, top-k results, scale, performance, and stability.
sequenceDiagram
participant QueryNode
participant HeapBlockMaxWandIterator
participant BlockMaxLeafIterator
QueryNode->>HeapBlockMaxWandIterator: Construct iterator with child iterators
HeapBlockMaxWandIterator->>BlockMaxLeafIterator: Advance children and inspect block score bounds
BlockMaxLeafIterator-->>HeapBlockMaxWandIterator: Return positions and score bounds
HeapBlockMaxWandIterator-->>QueryNode: Return competitive document
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Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 41436
Resolve the outstanding iterator correctness concerns before merging the new default search algorithm. The optional long-query tests also need stronger result validation and fixes for supported small-corpus configurations; benchmark and diagnostic issues remain bounded follow-ups.
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A rabbit checks the heap in flight It seeks through blocks and scores them right Terms hop forward, decoded and clear Long queries test the path with care The top results spring into sight
…rmination iterator
Replace the sort-based `BlockMaxWandIterator` with a heap-based implementation
(`HeapBlockMaxWandIterator`) and make it the default early-termination path for
full-text top-k queries (`kAuto`). The previous implementation re-sorted all
sub-iterators on every pivot round and, after its lazy/partial-sort rewrite,
could return wrong documents; the new one keeps only a doc-ordered min-heap plus
a small `prefix_` buffer, so no implicit "the whole array is ordered" invariant
is required.
- Doc-ordered min-heap over the live sub-iterators. Each round pops only the
prefix whose global-upper-bound sum exceeds the threshold (plus all clauses
tied on the pivot doc), then pushes it back — no per-round full sort.
- `SkipUncompetitiveRange()`: block-level skip on the rejection path. Phase 1
only repositions block cursors (`NextShallow`); phase 2 repeatedly moves the
clause with the smallest block end while
`Σ block_max(prefix) <= threshold` proves the range non-competitive; phase 3
restores `doc_id_` with a single `Next()` so the prefix can safely go back to
the heap.
- New stats (`BlockMaxWandStats`): `iterations_`, `docs_scored_`,
`child_advances_`, `block_seeks_`, `heap_ops_`, `retired_children_` — used by
the integration tests to assert that pruning actually happens.
- Fixes two correctness hazards inherited from the sort-based version:
1. never call `NextShallow()` on a child already positioned on the candidate
doc (it moves the block cursor without updating `doc_id_`, so `Score()`
would read tf=0 or a stale cached score);
2. a child whose block was skipped past the candidate must contribute 0, not
the upper bound of the block it landed in.
- `BlockMaxLeafIterator::NextNoSkip()` (default: forwards to `Next()`), implemented
by `TermDocIterator` as pure seek (no per-doc threshold skipping, so no tf /
column-length decoding per candidate).
- `AdvanceMode` (`kThresholdSkip` | `kPlainSeek`) exposed for A/B diagnosis of
leaf-side skipping vs. WAND-side pruning.
- `EarlyTermAlgo::kHeapBMW` + `DocIteratorType::kHeapBMWIterator`.
- `kAuto` now selects `kHeapBMW` (was `kBMW`); the sort-based variant stays as
`kBMW` for A/B only.
- `physical_match_impl`: both iterator-creation switches accept `kHeapBMW`; the
`kCompare` three-way diff now uses the heap variant as its BMW leg.
- Planner: `block_max=heap_bmw|heap` option.
- `QueryMatchTest.bmw_many_terms`: 200-term query over 4 segments, asserts the
heap variant is actually selected.
- `QueryMatchTest.bmw_heap_differential`: naive OR vs. heap BMW, same index and
query, compared doc-by-doc on RowID **and** score (full scan without
threshold), plus top-k score parity with threshold feedback. Switching the
wiring back to the sort-based iterator makes this test fail deterministically.
- `BmwLongQueryTest` (new file, opt-in scale via env): full-scan parity with
naive, top-k vs. exhaustive top-k (topn=1/10/100) with determinism, dense
corpus baseline, stability (`Next(RowID)` jumps, early give-up, MSM=2, phrase
mix, 4 threads x 5 rounds), and a perf comparison (`INFINITY_BMW_IT_PERF=1`,
optional naive oracle via `INFINITY_BMW_IT_PERF_VERIFY=1`).
1M docs (10 x 100k, vocab 20k, 40 words/doc):
| query | naive | heap BMW | sort BMW (old) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100 terms, topn=10 | 82.7 ms | **19.9 ms (4.16x)** | 218.6 ms (0.38x) |
| 100 terms, topn=1000 | 82.7 ms | **23.6 ms (3.51x)** | — |
| 200 terms, topn=10 | 234.1 ms | **43.0 ms (5.44x)** | 852.0 ms (0.27x) |
200k docs (4 x 50k), topn=10: 100/200/400/800 terms = 4.20x / 5.20x / 6.77x / 8.10x.
The gain grows with the number of query terms; the sort-based variant is slower
than naive beyond ~100 terms (2.7x at 100, 12.5x at 800).
This PR removed the only test assertion that explicit EarlyTermAlgo::kBMW builds a kBMWIterator. The kBMW case still dispatches to BlockMaxWandIterator, and the PR keeps this path for A/B comparison. No test under src/unit_test now references kBMW or kBMWIterator. A change that sends explicit kBMW to HeapBlockMaxWandIterator can therefore pass the suite. Both iterators return the same results, so result-parity checks would not detect the change. An A/B comparison that uses kBMW could then run the heap iterator instead.
Add a separate explicit kBMW context with a type assertion:
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around lines 194 - 197:
Add a separate FullTextQueryContext configured with EarlyTermAlgo::kBMW
alongside the existing kHeapBMW case, build its iterator through
query_builder.CreateSearch, and assert that its type is
DocIteratorType::kBMWIterator. Keep the existing heap iterator assertion
unchanged.
Assert the default kAuto dispatch with a positive topn.
bmw_heap_differential runs only kNaive and kHeapBMW. No test in query_match_ut.cpp sets kAuto. With a non-zero topn, kAuto resolves to kHeapBMW at query_node_impl.cpp:629-633, so this is the default heap BMW path. A change that routes kAuto to kBMW or kNaive would not change the document or score parity checks, so no current assertion would detect it. The iterator type is the only signal that distinguishes the dispatch. Add a kAuto case with topn set to bmw_many_terms, which already asserts kHeapBMWIterator.
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around lines 250 - 251:
Add a positive-topn case using EarlyTermAlgo::kAuto to the existing
bmw_many_terms test, create its iterator through query_builder.CreateSearch, and
assert its type is DocIteratorType::kHeapBMWIterator.
Check top-k document identities, not only scores, in the differential test.
The top-k loop at lines 311-314 compares only scores with ASSERT_NEAR. A heap BMW result can return a different document at a rank when its score falls within the tolerance of the naive score, and the test still passes. The full-scan loop above compares document IDs with ASSERT_EQ, so this gap affects only the top-k path.
Add an identity check for documents that lie clearly above the cutoff. Use boundary = naive_top.back().second and boundary_tolerance = 1e-4F * std::max(1.0F, std::abs(boundary)). Skip documents within boundary_tolerance of the cutoff. Their order can change between paths.
For each path, require every document with a score above boundary + boundary_tolerance to appear in the other path's top-k row IDs. Test membership in each direction. Do not require the two sets to be equal. A document can sit above the cutoff on one path and just below it on the other.
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Update the top-k differential check using naive_top and bmw_top to verify
document identity as well as score: derive the cutoff and tolerance from
naive_top.back(), then require each result clearly above the cutoff in either
path to appear among the other path’s document IDs. Ignore results within the
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Review comments at @src/planner/bound_select_statement_impl.cpp:
- Line 182: Update the block_max syntax-error messages in the statement parser
and filter pushdown path to include heap among the accepted values, alongside
heap_bmw.
Review comments at
@src/storage/invertedindex/search/heap_blockmax_wand_iterator_impl.cpp:
- Around line 322-328: Update HeapBlockMaxWandIterator::Next so score_cached_ is
cleared only when advancing or initializing the iterator, not before the early
return when doc_id_ is already at or beyond target. Preserve the cached score
for the current document so ScoreThresholdIterator can evaluate it correctly.
Review comments at
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- Line 46: Increment stats_.block_seeks_ before each
child->NextShallow(pivot_doc) call in the pivot loop so GetStats() counts
shallow seeks even when range skipping is not used. Preserve the existing
retirement and score-accumulation behavior.
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Review comments at
@src/unit_test/storage/invertedindex/search/query_match_ut.cpp:
- Around line 194-197: Add a separate FullTextQueryContext configured with
EarlyTermAlgo::kBMW alongside the existing kHeapBMW case, build its iterator
through query_builder.CreateSearch, and assert that its type is
DocIteratorType::kBMWIterator. Keep the existing heap iterator assertion
unchanged.
- Around line 250-251: Add a positive-topn case using EarlyTermAlgo::kAuto to
the existing bmw_many_terms test, create its iterator through
query_builder.CreateSearch, and assert its type is
DocIteratorType::kHeapBMWIterator.
- Around line 311-314: Update the top-k differential check using naive_top and
bmw_top to verify document identity as well as score: derive the cutoff and
tolerance from naive_top.back(), then require each result clearly above the
cutoff in either path to appear among the other path’s document IDs. Ignore
results within the cutoff tolerance, and do not require the top-k document sets
to be equal.
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Add heap to the block_max error message.
The parser accepts heap as an alias for heap_bmw, but the error text lists only heap_bmw. A user who sees the error gets an incomplete list of accepted values. The same omission appears in the filter pushdown path at src/planner/optimizer/index_scan/filter_expression_push_down_indexscanfilter_impl.cpp:876.
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--- "a/src/planner/bound_select_statement_impl.cpp"+++ "b/src/planner/bound_select_statement_impl.cpp"@@ -179,7 +179,7 @@
} else if (iter->second == "compare") {
match_node->early_term_algo_ = EarlyTermAlgo::kCompare;
} else {
- RecoverableError(Status::SyntaxError("block_max option must be empty, auto, heap_bmw, bmw, true, batch, false, or compare"));+ RecoverableError(Status::SyntaxError("block_max option must be empty, auto, heap_bmw, heap, bmw, true, batch, false, or compare"));
}
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RecoverableError(Status::SyntaxError("block_max option must be empty, auto, heap_bmw, bmw, true, batch, false, or compare"));
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Update the block_max syntax-error messages in the statement parser and filter
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Keep the cached score when Next returns the current document.
Next clears score_cached_ before its early return for doc_id_ >= target, so Score() returns 0 for the current document. The full-text filter path in IndexFilterEvaluatorAND::Evaluate makes this call through a ScoreThresholdIterator when a score threshold is set. That wrapper reads the zero score and drops a matching row.
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Update HeapBlockMaxWandIterator::Next so score_cached_ is cleared only when
advancing or initializing the iterator, not before the early return when doc_id_
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Initialize children with NextNoSkip in plain-seek mode.
98-100: Minor · Performance & Scalability · Low value
Initialize children with NextNoSkip in plain-seek mode.
In kPlainSeek mode, Init() still calls Next(0) on each child. If a positive threshold is set before the first Next(), each child applies its local threshold during initialization. This contradicts the mode's positioning-only contract and can skew A/B timings.
Suggested fix
for (u32 i = 0; i < ctx_.size(); ++i) {
- if (ctx_[i]->Next(0)) {+ const bool positioned = GetAdvanceMode() == AdvanceMode::kPlainSeek ? ctx_[i]->NextNoSkip(0) : ctx_[i]->Next(0);+ if (positioned) {
head_.push_back(i);
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lines 98 - 100:
Update the child initialization loop in Init to use NextNoSkip(0) when
GetAdvanceMode() is AdvanceMode::kPlainSeek, so initialization only positions
children without applying their local thresholds; retain Next(0) for other
advance modes.
Make PhraseDocIterator honor the positioning-only plain-seek contract.
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Make PhraseDocIterator honor the positioning-only plain-seek contract.
In kPlainSeek mode, AdvanceChild calls NextNoSkip(). PhraseDocIterator does not override it, so the base default forwards to Next(), which still applies the local score threshold. Plain-seek comparisons that include phrase children therefore do not isolate block-bound skipping. Override NextNoSkip() for phrase children, or correct the kPlainSeek comment in heap_blockmax_wand_iterator.cppm.
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at line 47:
Update PhraseDocIterator to override NextNoSkip with positioning-only behavior,
bypassing the local score threshold when AdvanceChild uses kPlainSeek; keep its
normal Next behavior unchanged.
The top-k loop compares only scores. A wrong row ID with the same score can pass. Compare returned row IDs with the exhaustive result, while allowing alternative membership for rows tied at the cutoff score.
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Update the top-k comparison loop using naive_top and bmw_top to verify returned
row IDs as well as scores. Require exact membership for rows above the cutoff
score, but allow different row IDs among rows tied at the cutoff.
Add nonmatching lower-bound targets to the jump test.
Add nonmatching lower-bound targets to the jump test.
The test uses only existing hit IDs as targets. Add targets between hits and across segment gaps to verify that Next(RowID) returns the first matching document at or after a nonmatching target.
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Extend the jump test around `doc_iterator->Next(target)` to include lower-bound
targets that are not hit IDs, including values between hits and across segment
gaps. Verify each call returns the first matching document at or after its
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Run calls Next() until it returns false. The topn=10 argument limits the result heap, not iteration. The early-give-up loop therefore destroys only exhausted iterators and does not test destruction after a few hits.
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Update the partial-result test around Run and MakeQuery to consume only a few
hits, then destroy the search iterator before exhaustion. Do not use Run for
this check, since it drains results regardless of the topn limit; retain the
existing exhausted-iterator check separately.
Add a genuine multi-term phrase child to the stability case.
Add a genuine multi-term phrase child to the stability case.
Each generated term is quoted separately, so SearchDriver creates TermQueryNode children. Add one quoted fragment containing two terms to exercise a PhraseQueryNode inside the mixed OR query.
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Update the stability case’s phrase_query construction to include a single quoted
fragment containing two terms, while retaining the separately quoted terms, so
the mixed OR query includes a PhraseQueryNode child alongside TermQueryNode
children.
Compare concurrent results with a reference result.
Compare concurrent results with a reference result.
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Update the concurrency check around Run to compute an uncontended reference
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The break at line 269 exits only the word-scanning while loop for the current row. The for loop over batch then continues, so words from later rows still reach vocab. LoadVocabulary can return more than max_terms words. Add the limit to the scanning loop condition so that later rows add no words.
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- while (pos < sv.size()) {+ while (pos < sv.size() && vocab.size() < max_terms) {
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Update the word-scanning loop in LoadVocabulary to stop when vocab reaches
max_terms, so later batch rows cannot add more words. Keep the limit in the loop
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Map naive to false before forwarding block_max.
With --algo naive, the benchmark sets block_max=naive. The planner accepts only false for EarlyTermAlgo::kNaive. Any other value reaches the else branch, which throws, so the query fails before the naive search runs.
Suggested fix
--- "a/benchmark/local_infinity/fulltext/fulltext_benchmark.cpp"+++ "b/benchmark/local_infinity/fulltext/fulltext_benchmark.cpp"@@ -323,7 +323,9 @@
match_expr->matching_text_ = match_text;
// Push topn and the early-termination algorithm through MATCH options (same as SQL
// 'topn=10;block_max=bmw')
- match_expr->options_text_ = fmt::format("topn={};block_max={}", opts.topn_, opts.algo_);+ // The planner expects 'false' for the naive algorithm.+ const std::string block_max = opts.algo_ == "naive" ? "false" : opts.algo_;+ match_expr->options_text_ = fmt::format("topn={};block_max={}", opts.topn_, block_max);
exprs->push_back(match_expr);
search_expr->SetExprs(exprs);
}
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Update the option formatting around match_expr->options_text_ so opts.algo_ maps
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Skip timing output for failed searches.
The benchmark ignores the status returned by infinity->Search(...) and logs a timing sample for every iteration. Inputs such as --topn 0 or an unsupported algorithm can return an error status, so check the returned QueryResult and log timing only for successful searches.
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Treat an explicit --repeat 0 as an error or as zero rounds.
In query mode with --terms greater than zero, BenchmarkMoreQuery clamps the round count to at least one. An explicit --repeat 0 therefore runs one long query. The run log then reports one round. The --repeat help text describes the option as "how many long queries to run", and zero is not documented as meaning one. Reject a zero value during parsing, or compute rounds directly from opts.repeat_ so that zero runs no rounds.
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Update the rounds calculation in the query loop using opts.terms_ and
opts.repeat_ so that when terms are requested, an explicit repeat value of zero
runs zero rounds rather than being clamped to one; preserve the single-round
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rg -n -F -e 'CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD' -e 'CMAKE_SIZEOF_VOID_P' -e 'INFINITY_USE' CMakeLists.txt cmake src/include include 2>/dev/null | head -80 ||trueprintf'%s\n''--- base/head diff for relevant files ---'
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Reject --topn values outside the MATCH top-N range.
When --topn exceeds i32's range, the benchmark writes it into MATCH text, where the binder narrows it to i32 without range validation. PhysicalMatch then uses the narrowed value as the result limit. Reject values above i32::max() before building the query.
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Validate query_opts.topn_ after parsing the --topn option and before building
the MATCH query; reject values above i32::max() so they cannot be narrowed when
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Load at least the requested vocabulary size.
When --terms exceeds 20,000, LoadVocabulary can stop at the fixed cap before collecting the requested number of eligible words. The benchmark then rejects the request, even when the corpus contains enough words. The inner token loop may overshoot the cap, so this does not reject every value above 20,000.
Preserve the existing 20,000-word pool for smaller requests while allowing larger requests to load enough terms.
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vocab = LoadVocabulary(srcfile, 1000, 20000);
if (vocab.size() < query_opts.terms_) {
LOG_ERROR(fmt::format("Vocabulary too small: {} < {} (--terms)", vocab.size(), query_opts.terms_));
LOG_ERROR(fmt::format("Vocabulary too small: {} < {} (--terms)", vocab.size(), query_opts.terms_));
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Update the LoadVocabulary call to use a limit of at least query_opts.terms_,
while preserving the existing 20,000-word pool for smaller requests, so larger
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Reject invalid INFINITY_BMW_IT_* values in EnvU32.
EnvU32 casts strtoul output to u32 without checking the input. INFINITY_BMW_IT_DOCS=-1 wraps to 4294967295, which passes the > 0 assertions in PrepareIndex. The load loop then generates about 4.3 billion rows per segment, with no cap. Validate the parsed value and fail the test on invalid input.
Suggested fix
--- "a/src/unit_test/storage/invertedindex/search/bmw_long_query_ut.cpp"+++ "b/src/unit_test/storage/invertedindex/search/bmw_long_query_ut.cpp"@@ -88,13 +88,19 @@
namespace {
u32 EnvU32(const char *name, u32 default_value) {
const char *raw = std::getenv(name);
if (raw == nullptr || *raw == '\0') {
return default_value;
}
- return static_cast<u32>(std::strtoul(raw, nullptr, 10));+ char *end = nullptr;+ const unsigned long long value = std::strtoull(raw, &end, 10);+ if (end == raw || *end != '\0' || raw[0] == '-' || value > std::numeric_limits<u32>::max()) {+ ADD_FAILURE() << name << " must be a non-negative integer no larger than " << std::numeric_limits<u32>::max() << ", got: " << raw;+ return default_value;+ }+ return static_cast<u32>(value);
}
// Resident set size of this process (MB), used to watch memory while bulk-loading / querying.
double CurrentRssMb() {
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Update EnvU32 to validate environment-variable input before converting it to
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printf'%s\n''--- default declaration/search ---'
rg -n -C 3 'g_advance_mode|AdvanceMode::kThresholdSkip|AdvanceMode::kPlainSeek' src/storage/invertedindex/search src/unit_test
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printf'%s\n''--- mode-sensitive test bodies ---'
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Restore the heap advance mode in TearDown.
SetAdvanceMode updates process-wide state. If LongQueryAtScale exits after selecting kPlainSeek, later tests can inherit that mode because TearDown does not reset it. Their heap iterators then call NextNoSkip(target) instead of Next(target), making parity and pruning checks depend on test order.
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Restore the process-wide heap advance mode in TearDown after LongQueryAtScale
changes it via HeapBlockMaxWandIterator::SetAdvanceMode, so later tests use the
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Update the gtest_filter comment for LongQueryPerfComparison to include the
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rg -n -F --glob '*.{cpp,cppm,h,hpp}' -e 'EarlyTermAlgo::kNaive' -e 'CreateSearch' -e 'OrIterator::Score' -e 'class Naive' -e 'NaiveIterator' src/storage src/engine | head -120
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Use a tolerance appropriate for float-score accumulation.
The naive and heap iterators sum matching child scores in different orders. Both produce float document scores, but the test compares their aggregate double sums with a 1e-9 relative tolerance. On a large hit set, valid rounding differences can exceed this threshold while each document remains within the existing 1e-4 tolerance. Use a looser aggregate tolerance or a numerically stable error bound.
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Update the aggregate score_sum_ comparison between heap_full and naive to use a
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Align the top-N comment with the assertion.
771-773: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Align the top-N comment with the assertion.
The comment at line 771 states that a larger topn can only need more candidates. The assertion at lines 772-773 checks only that the top-100 run reports at least one pivot round. The test never compares the top-100 count with the top-10 or top-1 count, so a top-100 count below the top-10 count still passes. The code does not establish that pivot-round counts are monotonic in topn. Add a cross-run assertion only after that property is confirmed. Until then, the comment should describe the check that runs.
Suggested fix
- // 5) A larger topn means a looser threshold and can only need more candidates (monotonicity)+ // 5) The top-100 run reports at least one pivot round.
if (topn == 100u) {
ASSERT_GE(bmw_result.stats_.iterations_, 1u);
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Update the comment in the topn == 100u branch to describe the check actually
performed: the top-100 run reports at least one pivot round. Do not claim
monotonicity or add cross-run assertions.
Check randomized top-k against a reference that receives no threshold feedback.
Check randomized top-k against a reference that receives no threshold feedback.
Step (3) compares kNaive and algo top-k runs. Run calls UpdateScoreThreshold for both runs, so both pass through the shared threshold path. A defect in that shared path can change both result lists in the same way, and this check still passes.
CompareFullScan already builds parity.top_ from a full naive scan that receives no threshold feedback. The randomized test computes it but never reads it. Pass max(topn, 10) as the capacity, then compare the heap top-k scores against the first topn entries of parity.top_.
🔧 Suggested fix
- const auto parity = CompareFullScan(query_text, {EarlyTermAlgo::kNaive, 0, msm}, {algo, 0, msm}, 10);+ const auto parity = CompareFullScan(query_text, {EarlyTermAlgo::kNaive, 0, msm}, {algo, 0, msm}, std::max<u32>(topn, 10));
ASSERT_EQ(parity.mismatches_, 0u) << "round=" << round << " terms=" << num_terms << " " << parity.first_mismatch_;
// (2) random jumps against the naive reference
if (materialize) {
auto reference = Run(query_text, {EarlyTermAlgo::kNaive, 0, msm});
ASSERT_GT(reference.docs_.size(), 0u) << "round=" << round;
const auto [jump_mismatches, jump_first] = jump_probe(query_text, msm, reference.docs_, 200);
ASSERT_EQ(jump_mismatches, 0u) << "round=" << round << " terms=" << num_terms << " " << jump_first;
}
- // (3) top-k against the naive top-k on the same threshold feedback+ // (3) top-k against the threshold-free naive full scan
if (topn > 0) {
- auto naive_top = Run(query_text, {EarlyTermAlgo::kNaive, topn, msm});
auto heap_top = Run(query_text, {algo, topn, msm});
- ASSERT_EQ(heap_top.docs_.size(), naive_top.docs_.size()) << "round=" << round << " topn=" << topn;+ const size_t expected_size = std::min<size_t>(topn, parity.top_.size());+ ASSERT_EQ(heap_top.docs_.size(), expected_size) << "round=" << round << " topn=" << topn;
for (size_t i = 0; i < heap_top.docs_.size(); ++i) {
- const float expected = naive_top.docs_[i].second;+ const float expected = parity.top_[i].second;
ASSERT_NEAR(expected, heap_top.docs_[i].second, 1e-4F * std::max(1.0F, std::abs(expected)))
<< "round=" << round << " topn=" << topn << " rank " << i;
}
}
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Update the randomized top-k check in the test to compare heap results against
the threshold-free reference in CompareFullScan. Set its top-result capacity to
max(topn, 10), then check heap_top against the first topn entries of
parity.top_, using the available reference size when validating the result
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Gate the heap-iterator assertions on postings, not query term count.
MakeQuery can keep two distinct terms where only one has postings. The other term's Lookup returns null, and OrQueryNode::CreateSearch drops it. The remaining TermDocIterator leaves has_stats_ false, so the assertion at lines 744, 907, and 1031 fails. Assert the heap iterator only when two queried terms have postings.
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Update the heap-iterator assertions in the BMW long-query tests to depend on
whether at least two queried terms have postings, rather than on vocab_size_ or
query term count. Account for terms whose Lookup returns null and are dropped by
OrQueryNode::CreateSearch, and preserve the existing assertion behavior when
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Make the top-N iteration bound conditional on corpus size.
The assertion at bmw_long_query_ut.cpp:760 requires iterations_ < total_docs for every topn. That bound fails for a corpus no larger than topn in which every document matches. The heap threshold stays at zero until the heap holds topn hits, so every document is visited. Guard the bound with a corpus-size condition, as the nearby size checks at lines 764–766 already do, or drop it for small corpora.
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Update the `bmw_result.stats_.iterations_` bound in the top-N test so it is
enforced only when the corpus is larger than `topn`; for corpora with
`total_docs` no greater than `topn`, skip this assertion because every document
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Allow zero-hit rounds in the randomized differential test.
The randomized test asserts that every materialized round has at least one reference hit. A query with minimum-should-match 3 and few terms can match no document, and the naive and heap iterators then agree on zero hits. The assertion fails in that case, although parity holds. Skip the jump probe when the reference is empty. The lockstep parity check above it still covers zero-hit rounds.
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Remove the nonempty-result assertion from the randomized differential test and
run the jump probe only when `reference.docs_` is nonempty. Preserve the
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Quote multi-token phrases in the mixed phrase/term block.
Each quoted expression in this loop holds one word. A single quoted word parses to a term node, so the query builds no phrase children, and the block does not exercise phrase handling under heap BMW even though its comment says it does. The corpus draws each word independently, so a given two-word sequence is rarely present in the indexed documents. The phrases still build phrase children, and the naive and heap results are still compared for parity.
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Update the phrase_query construction in the loop so even iterations add term_a
and term_b together inside one quoted expression, while odd iterations retain
the single-word quoted term_a; preserve the existing naive-versus-heap result
comparison.
Compare concurrent top-10 results against a serial naive oracle.
The concurrent stability block checks only the result count. A worker run that returns ten entries with wrong documents or scores still passes. The block comment states completeness as its intent, so the existing assertion matches that intent. The gap is that result content is not checked under concurrent execution.
The oracle can be computed on the main thread before the workers start. Existing top-k checks in the same file already use EarlyTermAlgo::kNaive with a top-k value as their reference. The workers are joined before the enclosing scope exits, so capturing the oracle by reference is safe.
Suggested fix
+ const auto naive_top10 = Run(query_text, {EarlyTermAlgo::kNaive, 10, {}});
std::atomic<u32> failure_count{0};
std::vector<std::thread> workers;
workers.reserve(kThreads);
for (u32 thread_id = 0; thread_id < kThreads; ++thread_id) {
- workers.emplace_back([this, &failure_count, &query_text] {+ workers.emplace_back([this, &failure_count, &query_text, &naive_top10] {
for (u32 round = 0; round < kRounds; ++round) {
auto result = Run(query_text, {EarlyTermAlgo::kHeapBMW, 10, {}});
- if (result.docs_.size() != 10u) {+ bool matches = result.docs_.size() == naive_top10.docs_.size();+ for (size_t i = 0; matches && i < result.docs_.size(); ++i) {+ const float expected = naive_top10.docs_[i].second;+ matches = std::abs(result.docs_[i].second - expected) <= 1e-4F * std::max(1.0F, std::abs(expected));+ }+ if (!matches) {
++failure_count;
}
}
});
}
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In the concurrent stability test, compare each worker’s top-10 result against a
serial `EarlyTermAlgo::kNaive` top-10 oracle computed before starting the
workers. Update the worker lambda to capture the oracle safely and verify result
size and scores within the existing tolerance, while preserving the failure
count behavior.
Check randomized heap top-k against an exhaustive reference.
Step (3) compares the heap top-k run with a naive top-k run. Both runs use the same threshold-driven leaf skipping in the default mode, so a defect in that path produces matching wrong results and this check still passes. The exhaustive reference already exists in the materialized block, but it is out of scope at step (3). Compare the heap top-k with the exhaustive scores inside that block. Non-materialized mode has no per-document scores, so this check runs only when materialize is set.
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In the materialized block, compare heap top-k results against scores from the
exhaustive reference rather than the threshold-driven naive top-k run. When topn
is positive, sort the reference document scores descending and verify the heap
result’s size and scores within tolerance; keep this check inside the
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- Around line 585-587: Update the score comparison in CompareFullScan so NaN
scores are treated as mismatches rather than passing the tolerance check.
Preserve the existing document-ID comparison and tolerance behavior for equal or
sufficiently close finite scores.
- Around line 1080-1099: Update the verify lambda to return its mismatch count,
then assert at the verify("heap", heap) call site that the count is zero,
including num_terms and topn in the assertion context.
- Around line 885-886: Replace the aggregate-only checks for the step-2 seek
result around seek_full with a per-document CompareFullScan comparison between
the naive and HeapBMW algorithms, setting the advance mode to kPlainSeek; ensure
the naive path does not construct HeapBlockMaxWandIterator.
- Around line 721-724: Update the top-k checks using bmw_result.docs_ and
reference_sorted to assert that each returned RowID matches the reference RowID
at the same rank, not just its score; ensure equal-score entries follow the
reference’s ascending-RowID order, and make any RowID mismatch fail the test.
- Line 1125: Update the stability test around the reference result-count
assertion and concurrent kHeapBMW runs to support corpora with fewer than 10
matching documents. Allow any nonempty reference result, compute the expected
count as the smaller of 10 and the reference hit count, capture it in each
worker, and compare each run against that count.
---
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- Around line 1179-1183: Update the phrase_query construction in the loop so
even iterations add term_a and term_b together inside one quoted expression,
while odd iterations retain the single-word quoted term_a; preserve the existing
naive-versus-heap result comparison.
- Around line 1213-1217: In the concurrent stability test, compare each worker’s
top-10 result against a serial `EarlyTermAlgo::kNaive` top-10 oracle computed
before starting the workers. Update the worker lambda to capture the oracle
safely and verify result size and scores within the existing tolerance, while
preserving the failure count behavior.
- Line 1324: In the materialized block, compare heap top-k results against
scores from the exhaustive reference rather than the threshold-driven naive
top-k run. When topn is positive, sort the reference document scores descending
and verify the heap result’s size and scores within tolerance; keep this check
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Treat NaN scores as mismatches in CompareFullScan.
The check std::abs(score_a - score_b) > tolerance evaluates to false when either score is NaN, so a NaN-versus-finite pair counts as a match. Side-A scores are summed but never asserted. Side-A top-N entries are checked only for the top 10. A NaN score outside those checks passes the test.
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Update the score comparison in CompareFullScan so NaN scores are treated as
mismatches rather than passing the tolerance check. Preserve the existing
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Score-only top-k checks accept a wrong RowID at equal scores.
The checks at lines 709-712 and 738 compare each returned document's score with the reference score at the same rank. A returned RowID that has the same score as the reference entry passes, even when the reference order places a different RowID at that rank. The reference order breaks score ties by ascending RowID (lines 682-688). A tie-order regression in the heap path can therefore pass this block. The ID diagnostics at lines 721-724 run only after a score mismatch and do not fail the test.
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Update the top-k checks using bmw_result.docs_ and reference_sorted to assert
that each returned RowID matches the reference RowID at the same rank, not just
its score; ensure equal-score entries follow the reference’s ascending-RowID
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Compare seek-mode full-scan hits per document.
The seek-mode step checks only the hit count and the score sum. A plain-seek result that returns different documents, or moves scores between documents, still passes when those two aggregates match. Compare the seek run against the naive reference per document, as the step-1 CompareFullScan call does, with the advance mode set to kPlainSeek.
Suggested approach
Replace the aggregate-only assertions in step 2 with a CompareFullScan call that uses EarlyTermAlgo::kNaive and EarlyTermAlgo::kHeapBMW. Set the advance mode to kPlainSeek first. Confirm that the naive path does not build HeapBlockMaxWandIterator before relying on this approach.
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Replace the aggregate-only checks for the step-2 seek result around seek_full
with a per-document CompareFullScan comparison between the naive and HeapBMW
algorithms, setting the advance mode to kPlainSeek; ensure the naive path does
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Fail the perf test when heap top-k results mismatch the naive reference.
The verify lambda counts mismatches and prints them, but nothing asserts on the count. With INFINITY_BMW_IT_PERF_VERIFY set, a wrong heap document or score still passes the test as long as the document count is correct. Make verify return the mismatch count and assert it is zero at the call site.
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Update the verify lambda to return its mismatch count, then assert at the
verify("heap", heap) call site that the count is zero, including num_terms and
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Supported by static analysis
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Make the stability test's result-count checks valid for small corpora.
The > 0 threshold lets the test reach the concurrency check. That check still requires exactly 10 results from each kHeapBMW run with topn 10. A corpus with fewer than 10 matching documents returns fewer results, so every round counts as a failure. Compare against the smaller of 10 and the number of reference hits.
std::atomic<u32> failure_count{0};
+ const size_t expected_count = std::min<size_t>(10u, reference.docs_.size());
std::vector<std::thread> workers;
workers.reserve(kThreads);
for (u32 thread_id = 0; thread_id < kThreads; ++thread_id) {
- workers.emplace_back([this, &failure_count, &query_text] {+ workers.emplace_back([this, &failure_count, &query_text, expected_count] {
for (u32 round = 0; round < kRounds; ++round) {
auto result = Run(query_text, {EarlyTermAlgo::kHeapBMW, 10, {}});
- if (result.docs_.size() != 10u) {+ if (result.docs_.size() != expected_count) {
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Update the stability test around the reference result-count assertion and
concurrent kHeapBMW runs to support corpora with fewer than 10 matching
documents. Allow any nonempty reference result, compute the expected count as
the smaller of 10 and the reference hit count, capture it in each worker, and
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Summary
Replace the sort-based
BlockMaxWandIteratorwith a heap-based implementation(
HeapBlockMaxWandIterator) and make it the default early-termination path forfull-text top-k queries (
kAuto). The previous implementation re-sorted allsub-iterators on every pivot round and, after its lazy/partial-sort rewrite,
could return wrong documents; the new one keeps only a doc-ordered min-heap plus
a small
prefix_buffer, so no implicit "the whole array is ordered" invariantis required.
What changed
New iterator:
HeapBlockMaxWandIteratorprefix whose global-upper-bound sum exceeds the threshold (plus all clauses
tied on the pivot doc), then pushes it back — no per-round full sort.
SkipUncompetitiveRange(): block-level skip on the rejection path. Phase 1only repositions block cursors (
NextShallow); phase 2 repeatedly moves theclause with the smallest block end while
Σ block_max(prefix) <= thresholdproves the range non-competitive; phase 3restores
doc_id_with a singleNext()so the prefix can safely go back tothe heap.
BlockMaxWandStats):iterations_,docs_scored_,child_advances_,block_seeks_,heap_ops_,retired_children_— used bythe integration tests to assert that pruning actually happens.
NextShallow()on a child already positioned on the candidatedoc (it moves the block cursor without updating
doc_id_, soScore()would read tf=0 or a stale cached score);
the upper bound of the block it landed in.
Iterator interface
BlockMaxLeafIterator::NextNoSkip()(default: forwards toNext()), implementedby
TermDocIteratoras pure seek (no per-doc threshold skipping, so no tf /column-length decoding per candidate).
AdvanceMode(kThresholdSkip|kPlainSeek) exposed for A/B diagnosis ofleaf-side skipping vs. WAND-side pruning.
Wiring
EarlyTermAlgo::kHeapBMW+DocIteratorType::kHeapBMWIterator.kAutonow selectskHeapBMW(waskBMW); the sort-based variant stays askBMWfor A/B only.physical_match_impl: both iterator-creation switches acceptkHeapBMW; thekComparethree-way diff now uses the heap variant as its BMW leg.block_max=heap_bmw|heapoption.Tests
QueryMatchTest.bmw_many_terms: 200-term query over 4 segments, asserts theheap variant is actually selected.
QueryMatchTest.bmw_heap_differential: naive OR vs. heap BMW, same index andquery, compared doc-by-doc on RowID and score (full scan without
threshold), plus top-k score parity with threshold feedback. Switching the
wiring back to the sort-based iterator makes this test fail deterministically.
BmwLongQueryTest(new file, opt-in scale via env): full-scan parity withnaive, top-k vs. exhaustive top-k (topn=1/10/100) with determinism, dense
corpus baseline, stability (
Next(RowID)jumps, early give-up, MSM=2, phrasemix, 4 threads x 5 rounds), and a perf comparison (
INFINITY_BMW_IT_PERF=1,optional naive oracle via
INFINITY_BMW_IT_PERF_VERIFY=1).Performance (naive full scan = 1.0x)
1M docs (10 x 100k, vocab 20k, 40 words/doc):
200k docs (4 x 50k), topn=10: 100/200/400/800 terms = 4.20x / 5.20x / 6.77x / 8.10x.
The gain grows with the number of query terms; the sort-based variant is slower
than naive beyond ~100 terms (2.7x at 100, 12.5x at 800).