Detecting Performance Regressions Using ML and Hardware Counters
ZeroDark_Hereford · reddit · 2026-08-14
The author discusses engineering practices for using machine learning and anomaly detection in performance regression testing.
Current Setup:
- Healthy runs are used to learn normal behavior, while regression runs test anomaly detection.
- Only about 10 healthy samples exist per counter group.
- Leave-one-out is used on healthy data to set detection thresholds; regression samples are excluded from training/thresholding.
Key Questions:
- Is a standard train/validation/test split still necessary for one-class anomaly detection?
- With only 10 healthy samples, is leave-one-out better than a percentage-based split?
- Can regression samples serve directly as the unseen test set?
- Should evaluation focus on false-positive rate and recall rather than MSE/MAE?
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