Csed-dev's picture
Update dataset card with benchmark and ablation results
2894de1 verified
metadata
license: cc-by-4.0
task_categories:
  - tabular-regression
tags:
  - sparse-matrices
  - linear-systems
  - preconditioners
  - numerical-linear-algebra
  - suitesparse
  - scientific-computing
  - benchmark
size_categories:
  - n<1K
configs:
  - config_name: manifest
    data_files: manifest.parquet

MatrixPFN SuiteSparse Evaluation Set

A curated subset of the SuiteSparse Matrix Collection for benchmarking learned preconditioners on sparse linear systems, matching the evaluation criteria from the GNP paper (arXiv 2406.00809v3).

Dataset Description

  • Source: SuiteSparse Matrix Collection
  • License: CC-BY 4.0
  • Total matrices: 867
  • Format: Matrix Market (.mtx)
  • Size on disk: ~5.7 GB (1.9 GB compressed)
Property Value
Rows/Cols 1,000 - 100,000
Nonzeros 1,314 - 1,990,919
Shape Square
Type Real, non-SPD
Problem domains 50 categories

Domain Distribution (top 10)

Count Domain
123 Circuit simulation
75 Computational fluid dynamics
69 Optimization
67 Optimal control
59 Economic
49 Chemical process simulation
47 Undirected weighted graph
32 Circuit simulation (frequency-domain)
31 2D/3D problem
30 Eigenvalue/model reduction

Dataset Structure

.
├── README.md
├── manifest.parquet              # Matrix metadata (browsable in HF Dataset Viewer)
├── suitesparse_manifest.json     # Full manifest with all 867 matrix metadata
├── suitesparse.tar.gz            # All 867 matrices (1.9 GB compressed, ~5.7 GB extracted)
│   └── suitesparse/
│       ├── 2D_27628_bjtcai/
│       │   └── 2D_27628_bjtcai.mtx
│       ├── ACTIVSg2000/
│       │   └── ACTIVSg2000.mtx
│       └── ...                   # 867 matrix directories
├── benchmark_results/
│   └── benchmark_gnp_paper.jsonl  # FGMRES benchmark: 838 matrices × 6 preconditioners
└── ablation_results/
    ├── ablation_edge_features.json     # Study 1: 3 seeds, 500 epochs (original)
    ├── ablation_edge_features_v2.json  # Study 2: 3 seeds, 500 epochs (pre-Dirichlet fix)
    └── ablation_edge_features_v3.json  # Study 3: 5 seeds, 1000 epochs (definitive)

manifest.parquet

Browsable in the HuggingFace Dataset Viewer. Fields:

Column Type Description
id int SuiteSparse matrix ID
group str Collection group (e.g. "HB", "SNAP")
name str Matrix name
rows int Number of rows
cols int Number of columns
nnz int Number of nonzeros
kind str Problem domain

benchmark_results/

JSONL file with FGMRES solver results for 838/867 matrices (29 timed out/OOM) using 6 preconditioners.

FGMRES settings (matching GNP paper): restart=10, max_iters=100, rtol=1e-8.

Per-entry fields: matrix properties (symmetry, diagonal dominance, scaling factor, zero diagonal count), and per-preconditioner results (construction time/status, convergence, iterations, residual history, Iter-AUC, Time-AUC).

Benchmark Results Summary

Preconditioner Converged Construction Failed Not Converged
ILU(0) 376 (44.9%) 309 (36.9%) 153 (18.3%)
AMG (AIR) 206 (24.6%) 16 (1.9%) 616 (73.5%)
GMRES-Inner 107 (12.8%) 0 (0.0%) 731 (87.2%)
None 64 (7.6%) 0 (0.0%) 774 (92.4%)
Block Jacobi 41 (4.9%) 577 (68.9%) 220 (26.3%)
Jacobi 33 (3.9%) 603 (72.0%) 202 (24.1%)

Iter-AUC win rates (best preconditioner per matrix): ILU 41.1% · GMRES-Inner 33.9% · AMG 24.4% · Rest 0.5%

Key findings:

  • 525/838 (62.6%) matrices solved by at least one preconditioner
  • 313/838 (37.4%) matrices unsolved by any classical method
  • 72% of matrices have zero diagonal entries (→ Jacobi family construction failure)
  • ILU dominates small matrices (<5K), AMG becomes competitive at >10K
  • ILU ∪ AMG covers 511/838 (61.0%); 327 matrices (39.0%) have both ILU and AMG failing

Comparison with GNP paper (arXiv 2406.00809v3, same 867 matrices):

Metric Ours GNP paper
ILU construction failures 309 (36.9%) 348 (40.1%)
AMG construction failures 16 (1.9%) 62 (7.2%)
ILU iter-AUC win rate 41.1% ~40%
AMG iter-AUC win rate 24.4% ~25%
GNP iter-AUC win rate ~25%
GNP construction failures 0 (0.0%)

ablation_results/

GCN vs MPNN ablation studies comparing ContextResGCN (GCN with Gershgorin-normalized adjacency) against ContextResMPNN (explicit edge function with sum aggregation).

FGMRES settings: restart=30, max_iters=300, rtol=1e-6. Training on diffusion + advection only, evaluated on diffusion, advection, and graph_laplacian (OOD). Grid sizes: 16, 24, 32 (train) + 48 (OOD).

Study 3 Results (definitive, 5 seeds × 1000 epochs)

Domain Model Convergence Avg Iterations
Diffusion GCN 800/800 (100%) 90.5
Diffusion MPNN 800/800 (100%) 85.7
Advection GCN 800/800 (100%) 87.2
Advection MPNN 800/800 (100%) 83.0
Graph Laplacian (OOD) GCN 400/400 (100%) 63.1
Graph Laplacian (OOD) MPNN 0/400 (0%)

Training loss (nearly identical): GCN 0.091 vs MPNN 0.092.

MPNN is competitive on in-distribution domains but catastrophically fails on OOD graph topology (Barabási-Albert graphs with power-law degree distribution). Root cause: MPNN's explicit edge function overfits to training topology; GCN's Gershgorin-normalized adjacency is degree-invariant by construction. See ADR-04 and ADR-08.

Dataset Creation

Selection Criteria

Matches the GNP paper evaluation set:

  • Square matrices only (rows == cols)
  • Real-valued (not complex)
  • Non-SPD (not symmetric positive definite)
  • 1,000 to 100,000 rows
  • Less than 2,000,000 nonzeros

Source Data

All matrices originate from the SuiteSparse Matrix Collection, downloaded unmodified in Matrix Market format via ssgetpy.

Usage

Download and extract all matrices

import subprocess
from pathlib import Path
from huggingface_hub import hf_hub_download

DATA_DIR = Path("data")
DATA_DIR.mkdir(exist_ok=True)

hf_hub_download(
    repo_id="Csed-dev/matrixpfn-suitesparse",
    repo_type="dataset",
    filename="suitesparse.tar.gz",
    local_dir=DATA_DIR,
)
subprocess.run(["tar", "xzf", str(DATA_DIR / "suitesparse.tar.gz"), "-C", str(DATA_DIR)], check=True)
(DATA_DIR / "suitesparse.tar.gz").unlink()

Load a single matrix

from scipy.io import mmread

matrix = mmread("data/suitesparse/ACTIVSg2000/ACTIVSg2000.mtx")
print(f"Shape: {matrix.shape}, NNZ: {matrix.nnz}")

Browse the manifest

from datasets import load_dataset

manifest = load_dataset("Csed-dev/matrixpfn-suitesparse", "manifest")
print(manifest["train"].to_pandas().head())

Considerations

  • Matrix Market (.mtx) files are not natively streamable via datasets. Use hf_hub_download or snapshot_download for the sparse matrices.
  • Some matrices may have near-singular or zero diagonals, causing preconditioner construction failures (documented in benchmark results).
  • The benchmark results use spectral-radius scaling (dividing by the infinity norm) before solving.

Citation

This dataset is a redistribution of matrices from the SuiteSparse Matrix Collection under the CC-BY 4.0 license.

Required citations:

@article{Davis2011,
  author  = {Timothy A. Davis and Yifan Hu},
  title   = {The University of Florida Sparse Matrix Collection},
  journal = {ACM Transactions on Mathematical Software},
  volume  = {38},
  number  = {1},
  year    = {2011},
  doi     = {10.1145/2049662.2049663}
}

@article{Kolodziej2019,
  author  = {Scott P. Kolodziej and Mohsen Aznaveh and Matthew Bullock and Jarrett David and Timothy A. Davis and Matthew Henderson and Yifan Hu and Read Sandstrom},
  title   = {The SuiteSparse Matrix Collection Website Interface},
  journal = {Journal of Open Source Software},
  volume  = {4},
  number  = {35},
  pages   = {1244},
  year    = {2019},
  doi     = {10.21105/joss.01244}
}

Individual matrices may have additional citations. See https://sparse.tamu.edu/ for per-matrix metadata.

License

CC-BY 4.0 (inherited from SuiteSparse Matrix Collection)