knitr::opts_chunk$set(echo = TRUE)
library(icd)
library(bench)
requireNamespace("stringr")

# lower this number for testing
bign <- 179

match with Rcpp

n <- bign
random_short_icd10_codes <- unname(
  sample(
    unlist(icd::icd10_map_elix),
    replace = TRUE, size = n
  )
)
lookup <- unique(unname(unlist(icd10_map_quan_deyo)))
bench::mark(
  match(random_short_icd10_codes, lookup),
  icd:::match_rcpp(random_short_icd10_codes, lookup)
)

benchmarking factor generation with known levels and no sorting: getting unique levels is fast, 0.1 seconds for 1e7 codes

system.time(lvls <- unique(random_short_icd10_codes))
bench::mark(
  icd:::factor_nosort_rcpp(random_short_icd10_codes, lvls),
  icd:::factor_nosort(random_short_icd10_codes, lvls),
  factor(random_short_icd10_codes, lvls)
)

factor_nosort

x <- c("z", "a", "123")
icd:::factor_nosort(x)
# should return a factor without modification
x <- as.factor(x)
identical(icd:::factor_nosort(x), x)
# unless the levels change:
icd:::factor_nosort(x, levels = c("a", "z"))
# existing factor levels aren't re-ordered without also moving elements
f <- factor(c("a", "b", "b", "c"))
g <- icd:::factor_nosort(f, levels = c("a", "c", "b"))
stopifnot(g[4] == "c")
pts <- icd:::generate_random_unordered_pts(bign)
u <- unique.default(pts$code)

stringr::str_sort vs base R sort

bench::mark(
  base::sort(u),
  stringr::str_sort(u)
)

refactor

The first test can't compare results fully because we deliberately don't sort.

bench::mark(
  icd:::factor_nosort(pts$code),
  icd:::factor_nosort_rcpp(pts$code),
  base::factor(pts$code),
  check = FALSE
)
bench::mark(
  icd:::factor_nosort(pts$code),
  icd:::factor_nosort_rcpp(pts$code)
)

refactor complex

# test various combos with NAs and mis-matches
n <- bign
nl <- as.integer(log(n)) # %/% 50L
set.seed(1441)
v1 <- icd:::generate_random_short_icd9(n)
v2 <- v1
v2[1] <- "@999INVALID"
l1 <- sample(v1, size = nl)
l2 <- c(NA_character_, l1)
l3 <- c(l1, NA_character_)
l4 <- c(l1, "XXX")
l5 <- unique(icd:::generate_random_short_icd9(n * 2))
bnona <- bench::press(
  lm = list(v1, v2),
  lnl = list(l1, l2, l3, l4, l5),
  lpl = list(l1, l2, l3, l4, l5),
  {
    m <- unlist(lm)
    nl <- unique(unlist(lnl))
    pl <- unique(unlist(lpl))
    f <- factor(m, levels = pl)
    bench::mark(
      icd:::refactor(f, nl),
      base::factor(f, levels = nl)
    )
  }
)
plot(bnona)
lm <- list(v1, v2)
lnl <- lapply(list(l1, l2, l3, l4, l5), unique)
lpl <- lapply(list(l1, l2, l3, l4, l5), unique)
bwithna <- bench::press(
  lmi = seq_along(lm),
  lnli = seq_along(lnl),
  lpli = seq_along(lpl),
  {
    f <- factor(lm[[lmi]], levels = lpl[[lpli]])
    nl <- lnl[[lnli]]
    bench::mark(
      icd:::refactor(f, levels = nl, na.rm = FALSE, exclude_na = FALSE),
      base::factor(f, levels = nl, exclude = NULL)
    )
  }
)
plot(bwithna)

test one huge factor

n <- bign * 100
nl <- n %/% 50L
set.seed(1441)
v1 <- icd:::generate_random_short_icd9(n)
l1 <- unique(sample(v1, size = nl))
l2 <- unique(sample(v1, size = nl))
f <- factor(v1, l1)
bhugefactor <- bench::mark(
  icd:::refactor(f, l2),
  base::factor(f, levels = l2)
)
plot(bhugefactor)


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