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GH-43768: [C++] Fix the case when boolean_{any|all} meets constant input with length in Acero #43799

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GH-43768: [C++] Fix the case when boolean_{any|all} meets constant input with length in Acero #43799

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Fix the case when boolean_{any|all} meets constant input with length
mapleFU Aug 23, 2024
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Update cpp/src/arrow/acero/aggregate_node_test.cc
mapleFU Aug 23, 2024
e700177
Also fixing the BooleanAll array handling
mapleFU Aug 23, 2024
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Merge branch 'main' into boolean-agg-fix
mapleFU Aug 29, 2024
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more tests
mapleFU Aug 29, 2024
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31 changes: 31 additions & 0 deletions cpp/src/arrow/acero/aggregate_node_test.cc
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Expand Up @@ -210,5 +210,36 @@ TEST(GroupByNode, NoSkipNulls) {
AssertExecBatchesEqualIgnoringOrder(out_schema, {expected_batch}, out_batches.batches);
}

TEST(ScalarAggregateNode, AnyAll) {
// GH-43768: boolean_any and boolean_all with constant input should work well
// when min_count != 0.
std::shared_ptr<Schema> in_schema = schema({field("not_used", int32())});
std::shared_ptr<Schema> out_schema = schema({field("agg_out", boolean())});
std::vector<ExecBatch> batches{
ExecBatchFromJSON({int32()}, "[[42], [42], [42], [42]]")};
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Is it possible to test more cases? Something like:

  struct AnyAllCase {
    std::string batches_json;
    std::string expected_json;
  };
  std::vector<AnyAllCase> cases {
    {"[[42], []]", "[[false]]"},
    {"[[42, 42], []]", "[[true]]"},
    {"[[42], [42]]", "[[true]]"},
    {"[[42], [42, 42]]", "[[true]]"},
    {"[[42], []]", "[[false]]"},
    {"[[42, 42], []]", "[[true]]"},
    {"[[42], [42]]", "[[true]]"},
    {"[[42], [42, 42]]", "[[true]]"},
  };

Also vary the skip_nulls and the boolean literal.

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It's a bit hard to build test like this since the Literal column would only built by Projection here, but I've tried

Project cannot make "different" literal in this scenerio

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@pitrou Would you mind take a quick look that whether the testing is ok?

for (auto& func_name : {"any", "all"}) {
SCOPED_TRACE(func_name);
std::vector<Aggregate> aggregates = {
Aggregate(func_name,
std::make_shared<compute::ScalarAggregateOptions>(/*skip_nulls=*/false,
/*min_count=*/2),
FieldRef("literal_true"))};

// And a projection to make the input including a Scalar Boolean
Declaration plan = Declaration::Sequence(
{{"exec_batch_source", ExecBatchSourceNodeOptions(in_schema, batches)},
{"project", ProjectNodeOptions({literal(true)}, {"literal_true"})},
{"aggregate", AggregateNodeOptions(aggregates)}});

ASSERT_OK_AND_ASSIGN(BatchesWithCommonSchema out_batches,
DeclarationToExecBatches(plan));

ExecBatch expected_batch = ExecBatchFromJSON({boolean()}, "[[true]]");

AssertExecBatchesEqualIgnoringOrder(out_schema, {expected_batch},
out_batches.batches);
}
}

} // namespace acero
} // namespace arrow
14 changes: 7 additions & 7 deletions cpp/src/arrow/compute/kernels/aggregate_basic.cc
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Expand Up @@ -532,13 +532,13 @@ struct BooleanAnyImpl : public ScalarAggregator {
}
if (batch[0].is_scalar()) {
const Scalar& scalar = *batch[0].scalar;
this->has_nulls = !scalar.is_valid;
this->any = scalar.is_valid && checked_cast<const BooleanScalar&>(scalar).value;
this->count += scalar.is_valid;
this->has_nulls |= !scalar.is_valid;
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Is this correct? If the argument is a scalar, isn't it as if the whole batch was made from repeated values of that scalar?

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  1. If previous is has_null, it always has_null ( that's why using |= )
  2. !scalar.is_valid means has-null, so it would set by this

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I think @mapleFU is right here. this->has_nulls is meant to represent whether any null was encountered, so it should never change from true to false.

this->any |= scalar.is_valid && checked_cast<const BooleanScalar&>(scalar).value;
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Why the |? Isn't that necessary only in MergeFrom?

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See #43799 (comment)

this->count += scalar.is_valid * batch.length;
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This one I understand.

return Status::OK();
}
const ArraySpan& data = batch[0].array;
this->has_nulls = data.GetNullCount() > 0;
this->has_nulls |= data.GetNullCount() > 0;
this->count += data.length - data.GetNullCount();
arrow::internal::OptionalBinaryBitBlockCounter counter(
data.buffers[0].data, data.offset, data.buffers[1].data, data.offset,
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}
if (batch[0].is_scalar()) {
const Scalar& scalar = *batch[0].scalar;
this->has_nulls = !scalar.is_valid;
this->count += scalar.is_valid;
this->all = !scalar.is_valid || checked_cast<const BooleanScalar&>(scalar).value;
this->has_nulls |= !scalar.is_valid;
this->count += scalar.is_valid * batch.length;
this->all &= !scalar.is_valid || checked_cast<const BooleanScalar&>(scalar).value;
return Status::OK();
}
const ArraySpan& data = batch[0].array;
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Why didn't change has_null = to has_null |= as what you did for any?

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done

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And my question is why make it |= instead of simply =?

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The reason is in #43799 (comment)

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