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perf(STCON, CondEPPRG): cut proof elaboration in the slowest proofs - #2192
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STCON.Reduction: instructions of the configuration-graph writer were read with `rfl`, which reduces the left-nested appends defining `writer` in exponentially many steps (~0.4 s per lookup). Read them from a flattened copy of its blocks (`writerBlocks`, checked equal by `code_writer`) via `instr_writer`, and rewrite the instance's arcs with a lemma instead of `change`. CondEPPRG: give the `wordStepPredictor` certificate explicitly instead of a 6-9 s `fun_prop` search, avoid slow defeq checks in `ofFn_packSeedEmb`, a `Subsingleton` instance and three `congr 1` steps, and replace all fourteen `nlinarith` calls, which were on goals that are linear given a product fact, with `omega`, `linarith` or a direct lemma. Statements are unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015DLg8kwPs8yi7ePPdtoNvG
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Independent reviewer: Claude Code (Opus 5.5), thread The "proofs only" claim holds. Comparing every declaration in both files between base and head, no public statement changes. The additions are the private No findings. Limits: I compared statements mechanically and read the diff, without a local build. I rely on CI for the proofs, and did not recheck the timing figures. |
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Coordinator The classification is proof/performance only: public statements and definition bodies, imports, attributes and options are preserved. The private block representation is tied to the unchanged actual writer by Hosted CI 41344510910 / job 124961365598 now passed all six gates. I checked the finalized log: actual checkout The same log confirms 6.6 s for |
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Coordinator Required CI 41344510910/job124961365598 passed all six. Circuits’ single finalized source log verifies actual #2192 actually landed as exact Usable-publication closeout is complete through the single shared fixed fe49 receipt: the exact containing checkout and all six checks are verified, both reviewed source entries remain exact, and the public mapping plus all 188 new artifact references are available. The receipt records unavailable-handoff/rebuild limits honestly. No separate main log/map/artifact-body retrieval was made here. Public meanings, source credit and the author-reported timing limitations remain unchanged; #622 stays open. Agent coordination, not human approval. |
…locks (cslib-community#2208) * perf(STCON, CondEPPRG): cut proof elaboration in the slowest proofs STCON.Reduction: instructions of the configuration-graph writer were read with `rfl`, which reduces the left-nested appends defining `writer` in exponentially many steps (~0.4 s per lookup). Read them from a flattened copy of its blocks (`writerBlocks`, checked equal by `code_writer`) via `instr_writer`, and rewrite the instance's arcs with a lemma instead of `change`. CondEPPRG: give the `wordStepPredictor` certificate explicitly instead of a 6-9 s `fun_prop` search, avoid slow defeq checks in `ofFn_packSeedEmb`, a `Subsingleton` instance and three `congr 1` steps, and replace all fourteen `nlinarith` calls, which were on goals that are linear given a product fact, with `omega`, `linarith` or a direct lemma. Statements are unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015DLg8kwPs8yi7ePPdtoNvG * perf(CounterProgram): write programs once, as List.flatten of their blocks Counter programs assembled from blocks wrote their code as left-nested `b₀ ++ b₁ ++ ⋯`, and reading a label by `rfl` through those appends was slow (0.67 s per lookup in the STCON writer). cslib-community#2192 worked around it with a second copy of the writer's code as a list of blocks. Writing each program's code as `List.flatten [b₀, b₁, …]` makes the lookup fast directly (8 ms for the same label), so the copy and its bridging lemmas go. `codeAt_of_prefix` places a block when the code from its label on starts with it; with flattened code, `codeAt_of_prefix ⟨_, rfl⟩` replaces the per-label `interval_cases i <;> rfl`, `codeAt_cons` and `codeAt_of_code_eq` proofs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015DLg8kwPs8yi7ePPdtoNvG * doc(CounterProgram): state the flatten convention without a complexity claim Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015DLg8kwPs8yi7ePPdtoNvG --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Two of the slowest library modules on hosted CI (#622) spend most of their time in a few proofs that make Lean search or unfold far more than they need to. This PR changes proofs only; every statement and definition is unchanged.
Problems.STCON.Reduction(66 s, the slowest non-crypto library module in the last 30 hosted runs). The writer's instructions were read withshow (writer ntm D).instr N = _ from rfl.writer's code is a left-nested chain of twelve++blocks, and reducing an index into it takes exponentially many steps: about 4,000List.appendunfoldings and 0.3–0.7 s per lookup, several times per site. The proofs now read labels fromwriterBlocks, a private list of the same blocks thatcode_writerchecks againstwriter(simp only, 50 ms), throughinstr_writer N rfl. Threechange sinkAdj … = truesteps that unfoldedsinkAdj's decision procedure become rewrites with a new private lemmaadj_configurationInstance.OneWay.CondEPPRG(97 s):computableTidilyInPolyTime_wordStepPredictor: the composition is given explicitly instead of through a 6–9 sfun_propsearch over the case split.ofFn_packSeedEmb: unfold the embedding withFunction.Embedding.coeFn_mkbefore applyingofFn_ofList. The unifier otherwise unfoldsofListfirst, which took about 3 s.dist_seededHash_regularityBucket_fiber_le: theSubsingleton (BitString 0)instance is given directly.fiber_step_diff_leandfiberHybrid_step_le: threecongr 1steps whose closingrflattempt on large sums failed slowly (6.5 s, 1.5 s, 2 s) are nowcongrArg.nlinarithcalls, ineventually_regularity_gap,eventually_coreSeedLen_succ_le_pow,sqrt_lhl_err_le,gl_err_le,inv_term_leandOneWay.exists_condEPPRG, were on goals that are linear once a product fact is supplied. They becomeomega,linarith [Nat.mul_le_mul_left …], or a direct lemma (Nat.mul_pos,le_of_mul_le_mul_left,Nat.le_self_pow).Timings
time lake env lean <file>: median of 3, run alternately on the same machine with prebuilt imports andLEAN_NUM_THREADS=4. The machine is shared with other builds, so the numbers carry some noise.Computability.Complexity.Problems.STCON.ReductionCrypto.Computational.OneWay.CondEPPRGOn hosted CI, this PR's run built
STCON.Reductionin 6.6 s andCondEPPRGin 39 s. The maxima over the last 30 runs onmainwere 66 s and 97 s.Validation
scripts/check.sh --quickpassed on the affected modules and their 16 clients, including the Immerman–Szelepcsényi abstract, which importsSTCON.Reduction.check_hygiene.py --check-simp,check_tidy_surface.pyandcheck_changed_files.pypass. Hosted CI passed on eda9b5f.No abstract impact: only private declarations and proof bodies changed. Contributes to #622; the issue stays open. A separate PR (#2191) removes a fixed per-call cost from
polytime/ppt, the main cost in the crypto modules on the same list.AI assistance
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