[robert3005]

The filter take kernel for fixed-width values copies values and does not inspect them, but it was compiled for each of the 17 primitive and decimal value types, for each of the 8 index types. take_primitive and take_decimal now reinterpret the values buffer by its byte width, so six kernels (1, 2, 4, 8, 16 and 32 bytes) serve all value types. The reinterpretation does not copy data, and the per-element loop is the same.

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Merging this PR will regress 2 benchmarks

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⚠️ Walltime results may be unreliable

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⚠️ Unable to measure the execution of 1 benchmark

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⚠️ 20 benchmarks are dominated by system calls

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⚠️ Base and head ran on different runner types

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ℹ️ 40 benchmarks have no flamegraph

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⚡ 15 improved benchmarks
❌ 2 regressed benchmarks
✅ 2391 untouched benchmarks
⏩ 12 skipped benchmarks¹

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Performance Changes

	Mode	Benchmark	BASE	HEAD	Efficiency
❌	Walltime	starts_with_avx512[8, VarBin]	39.6 µs	45.4 µs	-12.86%
❌	Walltime	threshold_avx512[80]	2.4 µs	2.7 µs	-10.61%
⚡	CPU Simulation	test_scan_filter_to_arrow_array[int_float]	4.1 ms	3.5 ms	+15.88%
⚡	CPU Simulation	filter_powerlaw_by_mostly_false[250000]	158.2 µs	136.8 µs	+15.68%
⚡	CPU Simulation	density_sweep_dense_runs[0.001]	61.3 µs	53.4 µs	+14.82%
⚡	CPU Simulation	filter_random_by_mostly_false[250000]	183.9 µs	162.4 µs	+13.23%
⚡	CPU Simulation	test_repeated_scan_filter[int_float]	3.9 ms	3.4 ms	+12.28%
⚡	CPU Simulation	filter_random_by_power_law[250000]	185.3 µs	165.4 µs	+12.03%
⚡	CPU Simulation	filter_powerlaw_by_power_law[250000]	185.3 µs	165.6 µs	+11.87%
⚡	CPU Simulation	random_i128[0.01]	5.8 µs	5.2 µs	+11.82%
⚡	CPU Simulation	test_repeated_scan_filter[int]	2.7 ms	2.5 ms	+11.01%
⚡	CPU Simulation	test_scan_filter_to_arrow_array[int]	2.8 ms	2.5 ms	+10.94%
⚡	CPU Simulation	filter_random_by_mostly_false[100000]	88.4 µs	79.9 µs	+10.62%
⚡	CPU Simulation	density_sweep_random[0.1]	88.3 µs	79.9 µs	+10.51%
⚡	CPU Simulation	density_sweep_dense_runs[0.9]	65.7 µs	59.5 µs	+10.34%
⚡	CPU Simulation	filter_powerlaw_by_mostly_false[100000]	88.2 µs	79.9 µs	+10.31%
⚡	CPU Simulation	filter_random_by_random[250000]	201.1 µs	182.8 µs	+10.01%

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Footnotes

1. 12 benchmarks were skipped, so the baseline results were used instead. If they were deleted from the codebase, click here and archive them to remove them from the performance reports. ↩

2. No successful run was found on develop (c88edde) during the generation of this report, so 8c680f2 was used instead as the comparison base. There might be some changes unrelated to this pull request in this report. ↩