⚡ Bolt: 데이터 프레임의 불필요한 부분집합 추출에 따른 O(N) 오버헤드 제거

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💡 What: aFIPC.R 내부에서 불필요하게 데이터 프레임을 부분 집합(subset)으로 추출하여 컬럼명을 조회하던 코드를, 이미 보유한 컬럼명 배열을 직접 사용하도록 수정했습니다.
🎯 Why: colnames(df[cols]) 패턴을 사용하면 데이터를 복사하여 부분 집합을 생성하므로, 데이터가 클 경우 O(N) 수준의 불필요한 복사 오버헤드와 메모리 낭비가 발생합니다.
📊 Impact: 불필요한 메모리 복사가 제거되어, 해당 구문이 O(1) 속도로 처리되고 전체 실행 시 성능 향상 및 메모리 사용량 절감이 기대됩니다.
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• 버그 수정

  • 자동 문항 매칭이 열 순서가 다른 데이터에서도 더 안정적으로 동작하도록 개선되었습니다.
  • 데이터 매칭 과정에서 발생할 수 있는 부분집합 추출 오류를 줄였습니다.

• 성능 개선

  • 불필요한 데이터 복사를 줄여 대규모 데이터 처리 시 메모리 사용과 처리 부담을 완화했습니다.

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autoFIPC가 데이터 프레임 부분집합 대신 모델 데이터 슬롯에서 직접 열 이름을 조회합니다. 동일한 변경을 두 위치에 적용했습니다. 관련 최적화 내용을 .jules/bolt.md에 추가했습니다.

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모델 데이터 기반 열 이름 조회 R/aFIPC.R, .jules/bolt.md	newFormColNames와 oldFormColNames를 모델 데이터의 열 이름에서 직접 가져옵니다. 두 처리 위치에 같은 로직을 적용했습니다. 데이터 프레임 부분집합의 메모리 복사 문제를 .jules/bolt.md에 기록했습니다.

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Change: Refactor

Possibly related PRs

• ContextualWisdomLab/aFIPC#186: autoFIPC의 열 이름 선택 경로에서 데이터 프레임 부분집합 생성을 줄이는 변경을 다룹니다.

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In base R, the [.data.frame method performs a shallow copy when subsetting by columns [1][2]. This behavior was introduced in R 3.1.0 to improve memory efficiency by avoiding unnecessary duplication of the underlying column vectors [1][2]. When you perform a column-only subset (e.g., df[, j]), R creates a new data frame object (a list) that contains references to the original column vectors rather than copying the data within those columns [3][1]. The new data frame object itself is a new structure, but the actual data (the vectors) remains shared with the original data frame [1][2]. Key technical details regarding this process include: 1. Source Implementation: The [.data.frame function in the R source code (e.g., src/library/base/R/dataframe.R) handles this by creating a new list structure and using internal functions like .Internal(copyDFattr(xx, x)) to copy attributes (such as row names and class) from the original data frame to the new one [4][5][6]. 2. Column Names: When subsetting, R ensures that the column names of the new data frame are correctly mapped to the selected columns [4][6]. If the subsetting operation involves renaming or modifying column names, this can trigger further copies of the data frame structure, as R often copies the object to ensure safety during modification [7]. 3. Limitations: While column-only subsetting is shallow, subsetting by rows (e.g., df[i, ]) or subsetting matrices still requires deep copies of the data, as these operations fundamentally change the content of the vectors [1][8]. In summary, column-only subsetting in base R is optimized to be a shallow copy, meaning it is memory-efficient because it avoids duplicating the actual data stored in the columns [1][2].
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<title>[Rd] Shallow copies</title> https://stat.ethz.ch/pipermail/r-devel/2014-October/069868.html [Rd] Shallow copies # [Rd] Shallow copies Simon Urbanek simon.urbanek at r-project.org (r-devel%40r-project.org) Wed Oct 1 16:27:49 CEST 2014 - Previous message: [Rd] Shallow copies - Next message: [Rd] Intel Fortran compiler returns a -1 TRUE value - Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] --- ``` On Sep 30, 2014, at 5:20 PM, Matthieu Gomez <gomez.matthieu at gmail.com> wrote: > > I have a question about shallow copies in R. Since R 3.1.0, subsetting a dataframe with respect to its columns no longer result in deep copies. This is an amazing change in my opinion. Now, subsetting a data.frame by rows (or subsetting a matrix by columns or rows) still does deep copies. In particular, it is my understanding that running a command on a very large subset of rows (say "sum" or "biglm" on non outliers observations) results in a deep copy of these rows first, which can require twice as much the memory of the original data.frame/matrix. If this is correct, I would be very interested to know more on whether this behavior can/may change in future versions of R. > No. Subsetting a vector always requires a copy by definition*. Each column in a dataframe and each matrix is a vector, so any subset thereof always requires a copy no matter what you do. Subsetting columns of a dataframe only requires a copy of the dataframe vector itself which is small by comparison (at least for datasets that use data frames). Cheers, Simon * - you could try to do tricks where you fake a copy with things like COW mmaps, but you still need to have a copy conceptually. There are other tricks like deferred execution (you don&`#39`;t actually compute the result but only store the recipe for creating it), but those are more specialized and not generally available. ``` --- - Previous message: [Rd] Shallow copies - Next message: [Rd] Intel Fortran compiler returns a -1 TRUE value - Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] --- More information about the R-devel mailing list <title>"update by reference" vs shallow copy</title> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25945392/update-by-reference-vs-shallow-copy # "update by reference" vs shallow copy Tags: r, data.table - Score: 14 - Views: 2036 - Answers: 1 - Answered: yes - Asked by: Matthew (2677 rep) - Asked: 2014-09-20 - Edited: 2019-12-02 - Site: stackoverflow ## Question The function set or the expression := inside [.data.table allows user to update data.tables by reference. How does this behavior differ from reassigning the result of an operation to the original data.frame? keepcols<-function(DF,cols){ eval.parent(substitute(DF<-DF[,cols,with=FALSE])) } keeprows<-function(DF,i){ eval.parent(substitute(DF<-DF[i,])) } Because the RHS in the expression <- is a shallow copy of the initial dataframe in recent versions of R, these functions seem pretty efficient. How is this base R method different from the data.table equivalent? Is the difference related only to speed or also memory use? When is the difference most sizable? Some (speed) benchmarks. It seems that the speed difference is negligible when the dataset has only two variables, and get bigger with more variables. library(data.table) # Long dataset N=1e7; K=100 DT <- data.table( id1 = sample(sprintf("id%03d",1:K), N, TRUE), v1 = sample(5, N, TRUE) ) system.time(DT[,a_inplace:=mean(v1)]) user system elapsed 0.060 0.013 0.077 system.time(DT[,a_inplace:=NULL]) user system elapsed 0.044 0.010 0.060 system.time(DT <- DT[,c(.SD,a_usual=mean(v1)),.SDcols=names(DT)]) user system elapsed 0.132 0.025 0.161 system.time(DT <- DT[,list(id1,v1)]) user system elapsed 0.124 0.026 0.153 # Wide dataset N=1e7; K=100 DT <- data.table( id1 = sample(sprintf("id%03d",1:K), N, TRUE), id2 = sample(sprintf("id%03d",1:K), N, TRUE), id3 = sample(sprintf("id%010d",1:(N/K)), N, TRUE), v1 = sample(5, N, TRUE), v2 = sample(1e6, N, TRUE), v3 = sample(round(runif(100,max=100),4), N, TRUE) ) system.time(DT[,a_inplace:=mean(v1)]) user system elapsed 0.057 0.014 0.089 system.time(DT[,a_inplace:=NULL]) user system elapsed 0.038 0.009 0.061 system.time(DT <- DT[,c(.SD,a_usual=mean(v1)),.SDcols=names(DT)]) user system elapsed 2.483 0.146 2.602 system.time(DT <- DT[,list(id1,id2,id3,v1,v2,v3)]) user system elapsed 1.143 0.088 1.220 ## Answers ### Answer by Arun (score: 19 [ACCEPTED]) In data.table, := and all set* functions update objects by reference. This was introduced sometime around 2012 IIRC. And at this time, base R did not shallow copy, but deep copied. Shallow copy was introduced since 3.1.0. It&`#39`;s a wordy/lengthy answer, but I think this answers your first two questions: How is this base R method different from the data.table equivalent? Is the difference related only to speed or also memory use? In base R v3.1.0+ when we do: DF1 = data.frame(x=1:5, y=6:10, z=11:15) DF2 = DF1[, c("x", "y")] DF3 = transform(DF2, y = ifelse(y>=8L, 1L, y)) DF4 = transform(DF2, y = 2L) From DF1 to DF2, both columns are only shallow copied. From DF2 to DF3 the column y alone had to be copied/re-allocated, but x gets shallow copied again. From DF2 to DF4, same as (2). That is, columns are shallow copied as long as the column remains unchanged - in a way, the copy is being delayed unless absolutely necessary. In data.table, we modify in-place. Meaning even during DF3 and DF4 column y doesn&`#39`;t get copied. DT2[y >= 8L, y := 1L] ## (a) DT2[, y := 2L] Here, since y is already an integer column, and we are modifying it by integer, by reference, there&`#39`;s no new memory allocation made here at all. This is also particularly useful when you&`#39`;d like to sub-assign by reference (marked as (a) above). This is a handy feature we really like in data.table. Another advantage that comes for free (that I came to know from our interactions) is, when we&`#39`;ve to, say, convert all columns of a data.table to a numeric type, from say, character type: DT[, (cols) := lapply(.SD, as.numeric), .SDcols = cols] Here, since we&`#39`;re updating by reference, each character col…[truncated] <title>Understanding [.data.frame · R and C++</title> https://kevinushey.github.io/blog/2015/01/24/understanding-data-frame-subsetting/ if (Narg < 3L) { ## Ignore &`#39`;drop&`#39`; -- when doing single-element ... ## subsetting, we always return a data.frame if (!mdrop) warning("&`#39`;drop&`#39`; argument will be ignored") ## If there was no `i` argument, implying a call ... ## like `df[]`, just return `df`. if (missing(i)) return(x) ... ## If `i` is a matrix, convert `x` to a matrix ... ## (!?) and then subset that matrix with `i`. I ## still do not understand matrix subsetting of ... ## data.frames (or matrix subsetting of ## matrices, for that matter...) if (is.matrix(i)) return(as.matrix(x)[i]) ... ## Get the names, and ensure it&`#39`;s a character ## vector nm <- names(x) if (is.null(nm)) nm <- character() ## If i is not a character (ie, numeric or ## logical subsetting...), AND one (or more) of ## the names is NA... if (!is.character(i) && anyNA(nm)) { ## Replace the names with indices (1 to ncol(x)) names(nm) <- names(x) <- seq_along(x) ## Call the next method after `[.data.frame`. In ## this case, that implies calling an internal ## generic; this effectively amounts to calling ## `as.list(x)[i]`, but this gets done in internal ## C code (there is no `[.list` S3 method ## registered). This is the joy of &`#39`;internal ## generics&`#39`;! The intention of this code is likely ## to avoid having to actually call `as.list(x)`, ## which could force a deep copy. ## ## NB: As Hadley pointed out, this could simply ## have been `.subset2()`, which would have been ## more readable (and, in fact, is used in other ## parts of this function anyway!) y <- NextMethod("[") ## Get and validate the names cols <- names(y) if (anyNA(cols)) stop("undefined columns selected") cols <- names(y) <- nm[cols] } else { ## Effectively the same as above, expect with ## marginally different error checks. Seems like ## this could have been consolidated... y <- NextMethod("[") cols <- names(y) if (!is.null(cols) && anyNA(cols)) stop("undefined columns selected") } ## Fix up column names if (anyDuplicated(cols)) names(y) <- make.unique(cols) ## Set &`#39`;automatic&`#39`;, &`#39`;compressed&`#39`; row names, and the ## class for our return. attr(y, "row.names") <- .row_names_info(x, 0L) attr(y, "class") <- oldClass(x) return(y) } ... more weirdness ... really just a call to `. ... .j && !is.character(j) && ... y ... .subset(x, j) ... ) if ... ") ... ... ... ## ... ## Let&`#39`;s make a &`#39`;copy&`#39`; of &`#39`;x&`#39`; and call it &`#39`;xx&`#39`;, because ## we&`#39`;re going to start mutating that object. Note that ## this should be a shallow copy (ie, we are just ## placing a new reference to the data structure ## pointed to by `x`, called `xx`) ... xx <- x cols <- names(xx) ... ## Replace x with a list of length x, containing the ## same attributes of `xx`. Really, this copies _all_ ## attributes from `xx` to `x`. ... x <- vector("list", length(x)) x <- .Internal(copyDFattr(xx, x)) ... ## If `j` was specified (ie, this is `df[i, j]`)... if (has.j) { ## Get names as character nm <- names(x) if (is.null(nm)) nm <- character() ## If any names are NA, reset the names as integers if (!is.character(j) && anyNA(nm)) names(nm) <- names(x) <- seq_along(x) ## Oh! Now you know! We removed the class from `x` so ## that we could use `[`, and get back at that ## `[.list` primitive hiding in the C sources. So ## this is where we do column subsetting. This is ## still weird as heck though, since we&`#39`;re subsetting ## an _empty list_; ie, list whose elements are just ## NULL. I guess this is a way of getting the names ## of x in an appropriate order? x <- x[j] ## Some more unreadable nonsense handling the special ## case of drop being true, and `x` being a length ## one vector. cols <- names(x) if (drop && length(x) == 1L) { ## Note that, within this branch, we no longer care ## what `x` is. So we just used that a…[truncated] <title>src/library/base/R/dataframe.R at 78283f7c9d3ef7269827aff3e9219273d2a42896 · wch/r-source</title> https://github.com/wch/r-source/blob/78283f7c9d3ef7269827aff3e9219273d2a42896/src/library/base/R/dataframe.R `[.data.frame` <- function(x, i, j, drop = if(missing(i)) TRUE else length(cols) == 1) { mdrop <- missing(drop) Narg <- nargs() - !mdrop # number of arg from x,i,j that were specified has.j <- !missing(j) if(!all(names(sys.call()) %in% c("", "drop")) && !isS4(x)) # at least don&`#39`;t warn for callNextMethod! warning("named arguments other than &`#39`;drop&`#39`; are discouraged") if(Narg < 3L) { # list-like indexing or matrix indexing if(!mdrop) warning("&`#39`;drop&`#39`; argument will be ignored") if(missing(i)) return(x) if(is.matrix(i)) return(as.matrix(x)[i]) # desperate measures ## zero-column data frames prior to 2.4.0 had no names. nm <- names(x); if(is.null(nm)) nm <- character() ## if we have NA names, character indexing should always fail ## (for positive index length) if(!is.character(i) && anyNA(nm)) { # less efficient version names(nm) <- names(x) <- seq_along(x) y <- NextMethod("[") cols <- names(y) if(anyNA(cols)) stop("undefined columns selected") cols <- names(y) <- nm[cols] } else { y <- NextMethod("[") cols <- names(y) if(!is.null(cols) && anyNA(cols)) stop("undefined columns selected") } ## added in 1.8.0 if(anyDuplicated(cols)) names(y) <- make.unique(cols) ## since we have not touched the rows, copy over the raw row.names ## Claimed at one time at least one fewer copies: PR#15274 attr(y, "row.names") <- .row_names_info(x, 0L) attr(y, "class") <- oldClass(x) return(y) } if(missing(i)) { # df[, j] or df[ , ] ## not quite the same as the 1/2-arg case, as &`#39`;drop&`#39`; is used. if(drop && !has.j && length(x) == 1L) return(.subset2(x, 1L)) nm <- names(x); if(is.null(nm)) nm <- character() if(has.j && !is.character(j) && anyNA(nm)) { ## less efficient version names(nm) <- names(x) <- seq_along(x) y <- .subset(x, j) cols <- names(y) if(anyNA(cols)) stop("undefined columns selected") cols <- names(y) <- nm[cols] } else { y <- if(has.j) .subset(x, j) else x cols <- names(y) if(anyNA(cols)) stop("undefined columns selected") } if(drop && length(y) == 1L) return(.subset2(y, 1L)) if(anyDuplicated(cols)) names(y) <- make.unique(cols) nrow <- .row_names_info(x, 2L) if(drop && !mdrop && nrow == 1L) return(structure(y, class = NULL, row.names = NULL)) else { ## Claimed at one time at least one fewer copies: PR#15274 attr(y, "class") <- oldClass(x) attr(y, "row.names") <- .row_names_info(x, 0L) return(y) } } ### df[i, j] or df[i , ] ## rewritten for R 2.5.0 to avoid duplicating x. xx <- x cols <- names(xx) # needed for computation of &`#39`;drop&`#39`; arg ## make a shallow copy x <- vector("list", length(x)) ## attributes(x) <- attributes(xx) expands row names x <- .Internal(copyDFattr(xx, x)) oldClass(x) <- attr(x, "row.names") <- NULL if(has.j) { # df[i, j] nm <- names(x); if(is.null(nm)) nm <- character() if(!is.character(j) && anyNA(nm)) names(nm) <- names(x) <- seq_along(x) x <- x[j] cols <- names(x) # needed for &`#39`;drop&`#39`; if(drop && length(x) == 1L) { ## for consistency with [, <length-1>] if(is.character(i)) { rows <- attr(xx, "row.names") i <- pmatch(i, rows, duplicates.ok = TRUE) } ## need to figure which col was selected: ## cannot use .subset2 directly as that may ## use recursive selection for a logical index. xj <- .subset2(.subset(xx, j), 1L) return(if(length(dim(xj)) != 2L) xj[i] else xj[i, , drop = FALSE]) } if(anyNA(cols)) stop("undefined columns selected") ## fix up names if we altered them. if(!is.null(names(nm))) cols <- names(x) <- nm[cols] ## sxx <- match(cols, names(xx)) fails with duplicate names nxx <- structure(seq_along(xx), names=names(xx)) sxx <- match(…[truncated] <title>Result 5</title> http://svn.r-project.org/R/branches/R-4-6-branch/src/library/base/R/dataframe.R `[.data.frame` <- function(x, i, j, drop = if(missing(i)) TRUE else length(cols) == 1) { mdrop <- missing(drop) Narg <- nargs() - !mdrop # number of arg from x,i,j that were specified has.j <- !missing(j) if(!all(names(sys.call()) %in% c("", "drop")) && !isS4(x)) # at least don&`#39`;t warn for callNextMethod! warning("named arguments other than &`#39`;drop&`#39`; are discouraged") if(Narg < 3L) { # list-like indexing or matrix indexing if(!mdrop) warning("&`#39`;drop&`#39`; argument will be ignored") if(missing(i)) return(x) if(is.matrix(i)) return(as.matrix(x)[i]) # desperate measures ## zero-column data frames prior to 2.4.0 had no names. nm <- names(x); if(is.null(nm)) nm <- character() ## if we have NA names, character indexing should always fail ## (for positive index length) if(!is.character(i) && anyNA(nm)) { # less efficient version names(nm) <- names(x) <- seq_along(x) y <- NextMethod("[") cols <- names(y) if(anyNA(cols)) stop("undefined columns selected") cols <- names(y) <- nm[cols] } else { y <- NextMethod("[") cols <- names(y) if(!is.null(cols) && anyNA(cols)) stop("undefined columns selected") } ## added in 1.8.0 if(anyDuplicated(cols)) names(y) <- make.unique(cols) ## since we have not touched the rows, copy over the raw row.names ## Claimed at one time at least one fewer copies: PR#15274 attr(y, "row.names") <- .row_names_info(x, 0L) attr(y, "class") <- oldClass(x) return(y) } if(missing(i)) { # df[, j] or df[ , ] ## not quite the same as the 1/2-arg case, as &`#39`;drop&`#39`; is used. if(drop && !has.j && length(x) == 1L) return(.subset2(x, 1L)) nm <- names(x); if(is.null(nm)) nm <- character() if(has.j && !is.character(j) && anyNA(nm)) { ## less efficient version names(nm) <- names(x) <- seq_along(x) y <- .subset(x, j) cols <- names(y) if(anyNA(cols)) stop("undefined columns selected") cols <- names(y) <- nm[cols] } else { y <- if(has.j) .subset(x, j) else x cols <- names(y) if(anyNA(cols)) stop("undefined columns selected") } if(drop && length(y) == 1L) return(.subset2(y, 1L)) if(anyDuplicated(cols)) names(y) <- make.unique(cols) nrow <- .row_names_info(x, 2L) if(drop && !mdrop && nrow == 1L) return(structure(y, class = NULL, row.names = NULL)) else { ## Claimed at one time at least one fewer copies: PR#15274 attr(y, "class") <- oldClass(x) attr(y, "row.names") <- .row_names_info(x, 0L) return(y) } } ### df[i, j] or df[i , ] ## rewritten for R 2.5.0 to avoid duplicating x. xx <- x cols <- names(xx) # needed for computation of &`#39`;drop&`#39`; arg ## make a shallow copy x <- vector("list", length(x)) ## attributes(x) <- attributes(xx) expands row names x <- .Internal(copyDFattr(xx, x)) oldClass(x) <- attr(x, "row.names") <- NULL if(has.j) { # df[i, j] nm <- names(x); if(is.null(nm)) nm <- character() if(!is.character(j) && anyNA(nm)) names(nm) <- names(x) <- seq_along(x) x <- x[j] cols <- names(x) # needed for &`#39`;drop&`#39`; if(drop && length(x) == 1L) { ## for consistency with [,] if(is.character(i)) { rows <- attr(xx, "row.names") i <- pmatch(i, rows, duplicates.ok = TRUE) } ## need to figure which col was selected: ## cannot use .subset2 directly as that may ## use recursive selection for a logical index. xj <- .subset2(.subset(xx, j), 1L) return(if(length(dim(xj)) != 2L) xj[i] else xj[i, , drop = FALSE]) } if(anyNA(cols)) stop("undefined columns selected") ## fix up names if we altered them. if(!is.null(names(nm))) cols <- names(x) <- nm[cols] ## sxx <- match(cols, names(xx)) fails with duplicate names nxx <- structure(seq_along(xx), names=names(xx)) sxx <- match(nxx[j], seq_along…[truncated]

Citations:

• 1: https://stat.ethz.ch/pipermail/r-devel/2014-October/069868.html
• 2: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25945392/update-by-reference-vs-shallow-copy
• 3: https://kevinushey.github.io/blog/2015/01/24/understanding-data-frame-subsetting/
• 4: https://github.com/wch/r-source/blob/78283f7c9d3ef7269827aff3e9219273d2a42896/src/library/base/R/dataframe.R
• 5: http://svn.r-project.org/R/branches/R-4-6-branch/src/library/base/R/dataframe.R
• 6: https://svn.r-project.org/R/tags/R-4-4-1/src/library/base/R/dataframe.R
• 7: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11038534/why-does-changing-a-column-name-take-an-extremely-long-time-with-a-large-data-fr
• 8: https://r-mailing-lists.thecoatlessprofessor.com/lists/r-devel/threads/thread-c46e491f4350/

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colnames(df[cols])의 복사 비용을 정확히 기술해 주세요.

df[cols]는 행 인덱스를 지정하지 않는 열 전용 부분집합입니다. base R의 [.data.frame 경로는 선택한 열 벡터의 행 데이터를 복사하지 않고, 선택한 열을 담은 새 리스트와 data-frame 메타데이터를 구성합니다. 따라서 “모든 해당 데이터를 복사”한다는 설명과 행 수 기준 O(N) 설명은 부정확합니다. 비용은 행 수가 아니라 선택 열 수와 열 이름 및 메타데이터 구성에 따라 설명해야 합니다. 열 이름만 필요하면 df[cols]를 만들지 말고 기존 cols를 재사용하세요.

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In @.jules/bolt.md around lines 19 - 21, Update the documented Learning and
Action text to accurately describe colnames(df[cols]): it creates a new
selected-column list and data-frame metadata without copying the selected row
vectors, so avoid claiming all data is copied or that cost is O(N) in row count.
Describe the overhead in terms of selected columns, names, and metadata, and
retain the recommendation to reuse the existing cols vector instead of
constructing df[cols].

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[seonghobae]

Exact-head admission audit — cfa3f16a14d4de2b24bac6a05d76494b6310c9ba.

현재 Ready 상태와 충돌하는 실질 blocker를 재확인했습니다: unresolved substantive review thread 1개. 현재 exact-head hosted runs가 queued/pending인 경우에도 이를 GREEN으로 승계하지 않습니다. Commit, review, thread, 유효 delta는 그대로 보존하며 이 PR을 Draft / Proposed로 되돌립니다. 해당 finding을 causal owner에서 수리하고, 동일 exact head의 terminal Checks와 qualifying independent approval을 새로 확보한 뒤 Ready로 복구해야 합니다.

이 조치는 Close, review dismissal, synthetic status/approval, manual rerun, bypass, Force Push 또는 history rewrite가 아닙니다.

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Exact-head admission audit — cfa3f16a14d4de2b24bac6a05d76494b6310c9ba.

현재 Ready 상태와 충돌하는 실질 blocker를 재확인했습니다: unresolved substantive review thread 1개. 현재 exact-head hosted runs가 queued/pending인 경우에도 이를 GREEN으로 승계하지 않습니다. Commit, review, thread, 유효 delta는 그대로 보존하며 이 PR을 Draft / Proposed로 되돌립니다. 해당 finding을 causal owner에서 수리하고, 동일 exact head의 terminal Checks와 qualifying independent approval을 새로 확보한 뒤 Ready로 복구해야 합니다.

이 조치는 Close, review dismissal, synthetic status/approval, manual rerun, bypass, Force Push 또는 history rewrite가 아닙니다.

Understood. Acknowledging that this work is now obsolete and stopping work on this task.

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Fleet exact-head review @ d68221cadba83bec739b8ff82466dad498a43e8b

현재 effective delta는 제목의 colnames(df[cols]) 최적화만이 아닙니다. .github/workflows/codeql.yml을 새로 추가해 중앙 required-workflow/ruleset 공백을 leaf repository에서 직접 메우고 있습니다. CWL의 CI/review/security/release canonical owner는 .github이고, leaf는 released reusable workflow/thin caller만 소비해야 하므로 이 PR에서 독립 CodeQL implementation을 소유하면 single-writer/foundation boundary를 깨뜨립니다. 중앙 ruleset 결함은 .github owner issue/PR/check path에서 exact RCA→RED→GREEN→released workflow로 수리하고, aFIPC는 released owner contract를 소비하는 최소 caller만 필요할 때 별도 bounded integration으로 가져오십시오. 성능 PR에 중앙 보안 게이트 복제본을 섞어 predecessor GREEN을 만들면 안 됩니다.

R semantic contract도 한 가지 더 고정해야 합니다. 기존 colnames(newformXDataK[colnames(newFormModel@Data$data)])는 단순 names projection만 한 것이 아니라, model이 요구하는 column name이 실제 newformXDataK에 존재하는지를 [.data.frame 경계에서 검증했습니다. 새 colnames(newFormModel@Data$data)는 정상 입력의 반환값은 같아도 그 fail-fast validation을 제거합니다. 따라서 “기존 동작 100% 보장”은 missing-column edge case를 검증하기 전에는 성립하지 않습니다.

RED: new/old form 각각에서 model data에만 있고 supplied X/Y data에는 없는 item column, duplicate column name, reordered columns, zero-column/empty common-item fixture를 실행해 protected base와 candidate의 error/result contract를 비교하십시오. scientific input mismatch가 원래 fail-fast였다면 candidate도 동일 단계에서 명시적 invariant error를 내야 하고, 조용히 이후 match/IRT 계산으로 흘러가면 안 됩니다.

GREEN: 열 이름만 필요하면 모델 names를 재사용하되, 실제 supplied data와의 membership invariant를 O(C) names-level check로 명시적으로 보존하십시오. 행 데이터 copy 없이 가능하며 이 검증 비용과 최적화 비용을 분리해 측정할 수 있습니다. 성능 evidence는 base/head 동일 realistic form×item 규모에서 wall/CPU/allocation/GC median·p95로 남기십시오. 기존 문서의 “행 수 O(N) 전체 데이터 복사” 주장은 이미 review thread가 지적했듯 base-R column-only subset semantics와 맞지 않으므로 currentize해야 합니다.

현재 판정: optimization intent PASS candidate / scientific input-validation parity FAIL / bounded-scope FAIL / .github single-writer FAIL / reproducible performance evidence FAIL. 유효 R delta는 보존한 ordinary-forward repair 대상이며 단순 Close 대상이 아닙니다.