Raise NotFittedError from unfitted IsolationForest methods - #8475
Raise NotFittedError from unfitted IsolationForest methods#8475JulienAu wants to merge 7 commits into
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WalkthroughIsolationForest now centralizes fitted-state reset and serialization. Fitting clears stale state and resets failed estimators. Export, scoring, and prediction use ChangesIsolationForest fitted-state lifecycle
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This localized change standardizes unfitted IsolationForest methods on NotFittedError and updates the matching tests; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains beyond normal checks and review. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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Thanks for spotting this and making a PR! Instead of hand rolling the "is this estimator fitted" check, the estimator should be using We can also remove The fact that the type of the exception changes is annoying for those already using this. However I'd consider it a bug fix and as such not a breaking change (no need for deprecation cycles, etc). |
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In `@python/cuml/cuml/ensemble/isolation_forest.pyx`:
- Around line 577-582: Rename __sklearn_check_is_fitted__ to the supported
__sklearn_is_fitted__ hook, and move `@mlfunc`(set_input_type=True) from the
zero-argument hook onto fit so decoration receives an array argument. Preserve
the native-model presence check and ensure fit continues recording the input
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Thanks for the updates. While looking at them and thinking about why your solution looks different to what I was expecting I realised that I don't fully understand the intention of the pickling behaviour. In particular: why does an unpickled estimator not look and behave completely like an unfitted estimator? On @dantegd can you explain a bit what your thinking was here regarding how an unpickled estimator should behave and what a user should/shouldn't be able to do with it? The ideal outcome for me would be that we use |
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That's a cleaner framing, thanks. Agreed: stripping the fitted attributes in If it helps the discussion while @dantegd weighs in, my take would be to make the unpickled estimator fully unfitted. (Related: the |
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@JulienAu let's implement what you suggested. There is quite a few Isolation forest related PRs, so let's get this merged (even if in a later PR we change something again). The more open PRs there are the harder it gets to keep their sequencing straight. |
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Done in 1389336. What changed:
Verified on GPU against the nightly wheel: the pickle round trip, the failed fit path, and a refit after unpickling reproducing the original scores exactly. |
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580-584: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winShare one implementation for the reset logic.
_reset_fitted_stateand__getstate__apply the same two steps to a mapping. If one list changes and the other call site is missed, pickles can keep fitted state or a failed fit can leave state behind. Extract a small static helper that clears any mapping.♻️ Proposed refactor
+ `@staticmethod` + def _clear_fitted_state(state): + """Applies the unfitted baseline to ``state`` in place.""" + state.update(_UNFITTED_BASELINE) + for attr in _FITTED_ONLY_ATTRS: + state.pop(attr, None) + return state + def _reset_fitted_state(self): """Returns the estimator to its unfitted construction state.""" - self.__dict__.update(_UNFITTED_BASELINE) - for attr in _FITTED_ONLY_ATTRS: - self.__dict__.pop(attr, None) + self._clear_fitted_state(self.__dict__)Then simplify
__getstate__:- state = self.__dict__.copy() + state = self.__dict__.copy() if self._model is not None: warnings.warn( "cuML IsolationForest does not serialize its fitted " "state. The unpickled estimator is unfitted; call fit() " - "again before using it." + "again before using it.", + UserWarning, + stacklevel=2, ) - state.update(_UNFITTED_BASELINE) - for attr in _FITTED_ONLY_ATTRS: - state.pop(attr, None) - return state + return self._clear_fitted_state(state)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@python/cuml/cuml/ensemble/isolation_forest.pyx`:
- Around line 580-584: Extract a small static helper for clearing fitted state
from a mapping, applying the _UNFITTED_BASELINE update and _FITTED_ONLY_ATTRS
removal. Update both _reset_fitted_state and __getstate__ to use this shared
helper so reset and serialization consistently remove fitted state.
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The native model cannot be serialized, so pickling previously produced a half fitted estimator: public attributes and the treelite bytes survived while inference was broken. __getstate__ now drops the fitted state entirely, keeping only constructor parameters, and warns when fitted state is lost. This removes the need for the __sklearn_is_fitted__ hook: plain check_is_fitted now gates every method, including the treelite and nvforest exports. fit() also resets the fitted state up front and on failure, so an estimator whose fit raised is genuinely unfitted instead of exposing n_features_in_ and other attributes from the aborted call. Signed-off-by: JulienAu <16043912+JulienAu@users.noreply.github.com>
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Applied the CodeRabbit suggestion in 91ef491: |
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The estimated attributes are expected to be overridden when you call I'm not sure about the list of attributes. You can iterate over the attributes of an estimator ( |
…ling fit is restored to its reviewed structure: fitted attributes are simply overwritten by a second fit and the state after a raising fit is not specified. __getstate__ now drops fitted attributes by the sklearn naming convention (trailing underscore, non leading underscore) instead of a hardcoded list, on top of resetting the private native-model fields. Signed-off-by: JulienAu <16043912+JulienAu@users.noreply.github.com>
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Done in 946e3ce. fit is back to its previously reviewed structure (no upfront clearing, no reset on exception), and One corner worth naming rather than silently choosing: a fit that raises after |
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@JulienAu Can you resolve the merge conflicts, please? |
…t-notfittederror Signed-off-by: JulienAu <16043912+JulienAu@users.noreply.github.com> # Conflicts: # python/cuml/cuml/ensemble/isolation_forest.pyx # python/cuml/tests/test_isolation_forest.py # python/cuml/tests/test_sklearn_compatibility.py
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Conflicts resolved in 2c03d4f (merge of current main, no history rewrite). Two reconciliations worth noting beyond the textual conflicts:
Full test file passes against last night's wheel (which already includes #8483), 100 tests. |
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A brief side comment: some of the comments read very similar to what I read when I talk to Claude/Cursor. Using AI to write code, research topics, etc is a great use of it, I use it all the time. But because all of us have access to it, I think we as humans need to add some value to the conversation. For example, using the TL;DR: I love having extra human brains thinking about cuml and contributing to it. I love it that people use AI to get things done. Adding a pass-through human between me and a LLM is inefficient. |
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Fair point. As an external contributor, I was probably being too cautious and kept postponing decisions. The attributes= variant isn't used anywhere in cuML today, so keeping the default check was the right call (that is what the current commit does). I'll be a bit more decisive in future contributions. Thanks Tim! |
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Contributes to #8420 (Python interoperability and persistence: "Raise
NotFittedErrorfrom unfitted estimator methods and remove the corresponding common-estimator-check xfail").Description
Unfitted
IsolationForestmethods raisedRuntimeError; scikit-learn's estimator contract (and itscheck_estimators_unfittedcommon check) expectssklearn.exceptions.NotFittedError. This change:isolation_forest.pyx(predict,score_samples,as_treelite,as_nvforest,_score_samples_nvforest) fromRuntimeErrortoNotFittedError, keeping the message unchanged;check_estimators_unfittedxfail fromtest_sklearn_compatibility.py;test_isolation_forest.py.NotFittedErrorsubclassesValueErrorandAttributeError, so any caller currently catching those broad types keeps working; only code catchingRuntimeErrorspecifically would notice, and the estimator is new in 26.08.Verification
cuml-cu13==26.08.00a171nightly wheel (GTX 1650 Ti, WSL2), the three updated unfitted tests fail as expected with the oldRuntimeError, and the remaining 82 tests intest_isolation_forest.pypass, so the assertions encode exactly the target behavior and nothing else in the suite is affected.ruff check/ruff format --checkon the two test files andcython-linton the.pyxare clean (remaining ruff findings are pre-existing onmain, only shifted line numbers)..pyx; the change is a five-site exception-type swap plus one import, and CI's estimator-check job exercisescheck_estimators_unfitteddirectly.