diff --git a/.github/workflows/deploy-alpha-aws.yml b/.github/workflows/deploy-alpha-aws.yml index 6dd26a8dc1..70072a1498 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/deploy-alpha-aws.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/deploy-alpha-aws.yml @@ -74,50 +74,3 @@ jobs: --deployment-group-name PolisDeploymentGroup \ --revision revisionType=S3,s3Location="{bucket=polis-deployment-packages-050917022930-us-east-1,key=deployments/deployment.zip,bundleType=zip}" \ --region us-east-1 - - # ================================================ - # == JOB 3: DEPLOY TO EUROPE == - # ================================================ - deploy-euro: - name: Deploy to Europe - runs-on: ubuntu-latest - needs: build-and-push-images - environment: europe - - steps: - - name: Checkout code - uses: actions/checkout@v3 - - - name: Configure AWS credentials for Europe - uses: aws-actions/configure-aws-credentials@v4 - with: - aws-access-key-id: ${{ secrets.AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID_EURO }} - aws-secret-access-key: ${{ secrets.AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY_EURO }} - aws-region: eu-central-1 - - - name: Create Euro deployment package - run: | - # 1. Create a clean staging directory - mkdir staging_dir - - # 2. Copy and RENAME appspec-euro.yml to appspec.yml inside the staging dir - cp appspec-euro.yml staging_dir/appspec.yml - - # 3. Copy the other necessary files and directories into the staging dir - cp -r scripts-euro staging_dir/ - cp docker-compose.yml staging_dir/ - - # 4. Go into the staging directory and create the zip from there - cd staging_dir - zip -r ../deployment-euro.zip . - - - name: Upload Euro deployment package to S3 - run: aws s3 cp deployment-euro.zip s3://polis-deployment-packages-954495807218-eu-central-1/deployments/deployment.zip - - - name: Create Euro CodeDeploy deployment - run: | - aws deploy create-deployment \ - --application-name PolisApplication \ - --deployment-group-name PolisDeploymentGroup \ - --revision revisionType=S3,s3Location="{bucket=polis-deployment-packages-954495807218-eu-central-1,key=deployments/deployment.zip,bundleType=zip}" \ - --region eu-central-1 \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/.github/workflows/deploy-prod.yml b/.github/workflows/deploy-prod.yml index 1bb357f796..19ed2da75d 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/deploy-prod.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/deploy-prod.yml @@ -67,58 +67,3 @@ jobs: - name: Deploy to S3 (US) run: python deploy/deploy-static-assets.py --source build --bucket prod.static-assets.pol.is - - # ===================================================== - # == JOB 2: DEPLOY STATIC ASSETS TO EUROPE == - # ===================================================== - deploy-static-euro: - name: Deploy Static Assets (Europe) - runs-on: ubuntu-latest - permissions: - contents: read - id-token: write - steps: - - uses: actions/checkout@v4 - with: - fetch-depth: 0 - - - name: Configure AWS Credentials (Europe) - uses: aws-actions/configure-aws-credentials@v4 - with: - role-to-assume: ${{secrets.AWS_EURO_ROLE_ARN}} - role-session-name: GitHubActionsDeployProdEuro - aws-region: eu-central-1 - - - name: Create empty .env file - run: touch .env - - - name: Build static assets (Europe) - env: - EMBED_SERVICE_HOSTNAME: euro.pol.is - GA_TRACKING_ID: G-WVP78N35QR - SERVICE_URL: https://euro.pol.is - AUTH_AUDIENCE: users - AUTH_CLIENT_ID: ${{secrets.AUTH_CLIENT_ID_EURO}} - AUTH_ISSUER: https://compdem.eu.auth0.com/ - NODE_ENV: production - OIDC_CACHE_KEY_PREFIX: oidc.user - OIDC_CACHE_KEY_ID_TOKEN_SUFFIX: "@@user@@" - AUTH_NAMESPACE: https://euro.pol.is/ - ADMIN_UIDS: ${{secrets.ADMIN_UIDS}} - run: | - docker compose create --build --force-recreate file-server - CONTAINER_ID=$(docker ps -qaf name=file-server) - # Euro build is copied to its own separate directory - docker cp ${CONTAINER_ID}:/app/build/ ./build-euro - - - name: Set up Python - uses: actions/setup-python@v5 - with: - python-version: '3.12' - cache: 'pip' - - - name: Install dependencies - run: python -m pip install -r deploy/requirements.txt - - - name: Deploy to S3 (Europe) - run: python deploy/deploy-static-assets.py --source build-euro --bucket euro.static-assets.pol.is \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/.github/workflows/python-ci.yml b/.github/workflows/python-ci.yml index 5dd9bce6da..048cd0cc76 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/python-ci.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/python-ci.yml @@ -83,6 +83,13 @@ jobs: bash -c 'until pg_isready -U $POSTGRES_USER; do sleep 5; done' echo "Postgres is ready." + # The opt-in Postgres integration tests (require_polis_postgres) run here + # against the compose `postgres` service, whose image bakes the polis + # migrations (server/postgres/migrations/*.sql via docker-entrypoint-initdb.d), + # so the votes / votes_latest_unique schema + on_vote_insert_update_unique_table + # rule are already applied. The pytest step exports POLIS_TEST_POSTGRES_URL; + # the cold-start generator under test is already baked into the delphi image + # (Dockerfile `COPY scripts/ ./scripts/`), built from this checkout. - name: 6. Run Delphi Pytest run: | echo "Copying test files into container..." @@ -112,6 +119,7 @@ jobs: python create_dynamodb_tables.py --region us-east-1; \ echo '--- Running Pytest ---'; \ export PYTHONPATH=\$PYTHONPATH:/app; \ + export POLIS_TEST_POSTGRES_URL=\"postgresql://\$DATABASE_USER:\$DATABASE_PASSWORD@\$DATABASE_HOST/\$DATABASE_NAME\"; \ pytest --cov=polismath --cov=run_math_pipeline --cov=./umap_narrative --cov-report=xml:/app/coverage.xml /app/tests --ignore=/app/tests/test_pakistan_conversation.py echo '--- Generating Coverage Comment Text ---'; \ python /app/generate_coverage_md.py > /app/coverage-comment.md \ diff --git a/.spr.yml b/.spr.yml index e689e783f9..5abae50805 100644 --- a/.spr.yml +++ b/.spr.yml @@ -12,3 +12,4 @@ prTemplateType: stack forceFetchTags: false showPrTitlesInStack: false branchPushIndividually: false +createDraftPRs: true diff --git a/appspec-euro.yml b/appspec-euro.yml deleted file mode 100644 index eaf46f339e..0000000000 --- a/appspec-euro.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,26 +0,0 @@ -version: 0.0 -os: linux -files: - - source: appspec.yml - destination: /opt/polis/appspec.yml - - source: scripts-euro/ - destination: /opt/polis/scripts/ - - source: docker-compose.yml - destination: /opt/polis/docker-compose.yml -hooks: - BeforeInstall: - - location: scripts-euro/before_install.sh - timeout: 300 - runas: root - AfterInstall: - - location: scripts-euro/after_install.sh - timeout: 1000 - runas: root - ApplicationStart: - - location: scripts-euro/application_start.sh - timeout: 300 - runas: root - ApplicationStop: - - location: scripts-euro/application_stop.sh - timeout: 300 - runas: root diff --git a/cdk/autoscaling.ts b/cdk/autoscaling.ts index 2e9b333412..407882778c 100644 --- a/cdk/autoscaling.ts +++ b/cdk/autoscaling.ts @@ -10,30 +10,37 @@ export default ( self: Construct, vpc: cdk.aws_ec2.Vpc, instanceRole: cdk.aws_iam.Role, - ollamaLaunchTemplate: cdk.aws_ec2.LaunchTemplate, + ollamaLaunchTemplate: cdk.aws_ec2.LaunchTemplate | undefined, logGroup: cdk.aws_logs.LogGroup, - fileSystem: cdk.aws_efs.FileSystem, + fileSystem: cdk.aws_efs.FileSystem | undefined, webLaunchTemplate: cdk.aws_ec2.LaunchTemplate, mathWorkerLaunchTemplate: cdk.aws_ec2.LaunchTemplate, delphiSmallLaunchTemplate: cdk.aws_ec2.LaunchTemplate, delphiLargeLaunchTemplate: cdk.aws_ec2.LaunchTemplate, ollamaNamespace: string, - alarmTopic: cdk.aws_sns.Topic + alarmTopic: cdk.aws_sns.Topic, + enableOllama: boolean = false ) => { const commonAsgProps = { vpc, role: instanceRole }; - // Ollama ASG - const asgOllama = new autoscaling.AutoScalingGroup(self, 'AsgOllama', { - vpc, - launchTemplate: ollamaLaunchTemplate, - minCapacity: 1, - maxCapacity: 3, - desiredCapacity: 1, - vpcSubnets: { subnetGroupName: 'PrivateWithEgress' }, - healthCheck: autoscaling.HealthCheck.ec2({ grace: cdk.Duration.minutes(10) }), - }); - asgOllama.node.addDependency(logGroup); - asgOllama.node.addDependency(fileSystem); // Ensure EFS is ready before instances start + // Ollama ASG (only when the GPU stack is enabled) + let asgOllama: autoscaling.AutoScalingGroup | undefined; + if (enableOllama) { + if (!ollamaLaunchTemplate || !fileSystem) { + throw new Error('enableOllama is true but ollamaLaunchTemplate/fileSystem were not provided to createAutoScalingAndAlarms'); + } + asgOllama = new autoscaling.AutoScalingGroup(self, 'AsgOllama', { + vpc, + launchTemplate: ollamaLaunchTemplate, + minCapacity: 1, + maxCapacity: 3, + desiredCapacity: 1, + vpcSubnets: { subnetGroupName: 'PrivateWithEgress' }, + healthCheck: autoscaling.HealthCheck.ec2({ grace: cdk.Duration.minutes(10) }), + }); + asgOllama.node.addDependency(logGroup); + asgOllama.node.addDependency(fileSystem); // Ensure EFS is ready before instances start + } // Web ASG const asgWeb = new autoscaling.AutoScalingGroup(self, 'Asg', { @@ -52,7 +59,10 @@ export default ( launchTemplate: mathWorkerLaunchTemplate, minCapacity: 1, desiredCapacity: 1, - maxCapacity: 5, + // Keep at 1: every math worker polls every conversation and holds its own actors + // (math/src/polismath/components/{poller,conv_man}.clj); a second instance duplicates + // the computation and the writes rather than sharing the load. + maxCapacity: 1, vpcSubnets: { subnetType: ec2.SubnetType.PUBLIC }, healthCheck: autoscaling.HealthCheck.ec2({ grace: cdk.Duration.minutes(2) }), }); @@ -72,8 +82,11 @@ export default ( const asgDelphiLarge = new autoscaling.AutoScalingGroup(self, 'AsgDelphiLarge', { vpc, launchTemplate: delphiLargeLaunchTemplate, - minCapacity: 1, - desiredCapacity: 1, + // Set to 0 in the console on 2026-07-31 (c7i.8xlarge, ~$1,040/mo, was idle). Match it here so a + // cdk deploy does not bring it back. NOTE: delphi/scripts/job_poller.py still routes >5000-comment + // jobs to this class, so until that gate is removed such jobs will wait; tracked in P-004/P-003. + minCapacity: 0, + desiredCapacity: 0, maxCapacity: 3, vpcSubnets: { subnetType: ec2.SubnetType.PRIVATE_WITH_EGRESS }, healthCheck: autoscaling.HealthCheck.ec2({ grace: cdk.Duration.minutes(5) }), @@ -126,21 +139,23 @@ export default ( const delphiSmallCpuMetric = createDelphiCpuScaling(asgDelphiSmall, 'DelphiSmall', 60); // Target 60% CPU const delphiLargeCpuMetric = createDelphiCpuScaling(asgDelphiLarge, 'DelphiLarge', 60); // Target 60% CPU - // Add Ollama GPU Scaling Policy - const ollamaGpuMetric = new cloudwatch.Metric({ - namespace: ollamaNamespace, // Custom namespace from CW Agent config - metricName: 'utilization_gpu', // GPU utilization metric name from CW Agent config - dimensionsMap: { AutoScalingGroupName: asgOllama.autoScalingGroupName }, - statistic: 'Average', - period: cdk.Duration.minutes(1), - }); - asgOllama.scaleToTrackMetric('OllamaGpuScaling', { - metric: ollamaGpuMetric, - targetValue: 75, - cooldown: cdk.Duration.minutes(5), // Prevent flapping - disableScaleIn: false, // Allow scaling down - estimatedInstanceWarmup: cdk.Duration.minutes(5), // Time until instance contributes metrics meaningfully - }); + // Add Ollama GPU Scaling Policy (only when the GPU stack is enabled) + if (enableOllama && asgOllama) { + const ollamaGpuMetric = new cloudwatch.Metric({ + namespace: ollamaNamespace, // Custom namespace from CW Agent config + metricName: 'utilization_gpu', // GPU utilization metric name from CW Agent config + dimensionsMap: { AutoScalingGroupName: asgOllama.autoScalingGroupName }, + statistic: 'Average', + period: cdk.Duration.minutes(1), + }); + asgOllama.scaleToTrackMetric('OllamaGpuScaling', { + metric: ollamaGpuMetric, + targetValue: 75, + cooldown: cdk.Duration.minutes(5), // Prevent flapping + disableScaleIn: false, // Allow scaling down + estimatedInstanceWarmup: cdk.Duration.minutes(5), // Time until instance contributes metrics meaningfully + }); + } return { asgOllama, diff --git a/cdk/bin/cdk.ts b/cdk/bin/cdk.ts index 3634bfe6cf..be4d9847b4 100644 --- a/cdk/bin/cdk.ts +++ b/cdk/bin/cdk.ts @@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ import * as path from 'path'; // Use * as path interface ExtendedStackProps extends cdk.StackProps { domainName?: string; // Make optional since we're not using it initially enableSSHAccess: boolean; + enableOllama: boolean; // Gate the (temporarily retired) Ollama GPU stack envFile: string; branch: string; // Make required sshAllowedIpRange?: string; // Optional, but required if enableSSHAccess is true @@ -30,6 +31,10 @@ const props: ExtendedStackProps = { }, domainName: process.env.CDK_DOMAIN_NAME, enableSSHAccess: parseBoolean(process.env.CDK_SSH_ACCESS), + // The Ollama GPU stack (ASG/GPU launch template/EFS/NLB/secret) is off by + // default. Set CDK_ENABLE_OLLAMA=true to recreate it (pair with + // LLM_PROVIDER=ollama in the app env for a self-hosted LLM). + enableOllama: parseBoolean(process.env.CDK_ENABLE_OLLAMA), envFile: resolvedEnvFilePath, branch: process.env.CDK_BRANCH || 'edge', // Provide a default branch sshAllowedIpRange: process.env.CDK_SSH_ALLOWED_IP_RANGE, diff --git a/cdk/ec2.ts b/cdk/ec2.ts index f6b6ab7f41..58bccfc052 100644 --- a/cdk/ec2.ts +++ b/cdk/ec2.ts @@ -2,7 +2,10 @@ import * as ec2 from 'aws-cdk-lib/aws-ec2'; export const instanceTypeWeb = ec2.InstanceType.of(ec2.InstanceClass.T3, ec2.InstanceSize.MEDIUM); export const machineImageWeb = new ec2.AmazonLinuxImage({ generation: ec2.AmazonLinuxGeneration.AMAZON_LINUX_2023 }); -export const instanceTypeMathWorker = ec2.InstanceType.of(ec2.InstanceClass.R8G, ec2.InstanceSize.XLARGE4); +// Right-sized 2026-09: 14 days of CloudWatch showed peak 16.3 GB host memory and ~4 busy cores +// on the previous r8g.4xlarge (128 GB / 16 vCPU). 2xlarge = 8 vCPU / 64 GB. Step to xlarge after +// a month if peaks stay < 12 GB. See math/deps.edn for the matching JVM heap. +export const instanceTypeMathWorker = ec2.InstanceType.of(ec2.InstanceClass.R8G, ec2.InstanceSize.XLARGE2); export const machineImageMathWorker = new ec2.AmazonLinuxImage({ generation: ec2.AmazonLinuxGeneration.AMAZON_LINUX_2023, cpuType: ec2.AmazonLinuxCpuType.ARM_64, diff --git a/cdk/launchTemplates.ts b/cdk/launchTemplates.ts index 979cd2d93b..2781e70790 100644 --- a/cdk/launchTemplates.ts +++ b/cdk/launchTemplates.ts @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ export default ( logGroup: cdk.aws_logs.LogGroup, ollamaNamespace: string, ollamaModelDirectory: string, - fileSystem: cdk.aws_efs.FileSystem, + fileSystem: cdk.aws_efs.FileSystem | undefined, machineImageWeb: ec2.IMachineImage, instanceTypeWeb: ec2.InstanceType, webSecurityGroup: ec2.ISecurityGroup, @@ -25,10 +25,11 @@ export default ( instanceTypeDelphiLarge: ec2.InstanceType, delphiSecurityGroup: ec2.ISecurityGroup, delphiLargeKeyPair: ec2.IKeyPair | undefined, - machineImageOllama: ec2.IMachineImage, - instanceTypeOllama: ec2.InstanceType, + machineImageOllama: ec2.IMachineImage | undefined, + instanceTypeOllama: ec2.InstanceType | undefined, ollamaKeyPair: ec2.IKeyPair | undefined, - ollamaSecurityGroup: ec2.ISecurityGroup + ollamaSecurityGroup: ec2.ISecurityGroup | undefined, + enableOllama: boolean = false ) => { const usrdata = (CLOUDWATCH_LOG_GROUP_NAME: string, service: string, instanceSize?: string) => { let ld: ec2.UserData; @@ -58,6 +59,27 @@ export default ( `export SERVICE=${service}`, instanceSize ? `export INSTANCE_SIZE=${instanceSize}` : '', CLOUDWATCH_LOG_GROUP_NAME ? `echo "${CLOUDWATCH_LOG_GROUP_NAME}" | sudo tee ${persistentConfigDir}/log_group_name.txt` : '', + + // --- CloudWatch Agent: config + start, on EVERY instance --- + // The agent is installed above for all tiers, but until now only the + // ollama user-data configured and started it, so only the GPU box + // published memory. Memory is the binding resource on the math and delphi + // tiers (all three idle at 0.5-1.3% CPU), so without this there is no + // evidence on which to right-size them. + // + // Guarded with `|| true` because this function runs under `set -e`: a + // metrics agent must never be able to abort an instance boot. The + // nvidia_gpu section of the config collects nothing where there is no + // GPU, so this is a no-op difference for ollama. + 'echo "Configuring CloudWatch Agent..."', + `aws s3 cp ${cwAgentConfigAsset.s3ObjectUrl} ${cwAgentTempPath} || echo "CW agent config download failed; continuing"`, + `sudo mkdir -p $(dirname ${cwAgentConfigPath}) || true`, + `sudo mv ${cwAgentTempPath} ${cwAgentConfigPath} || true`, + `sudo chmod 644 ${cwAgentConfigPath} || true`, + `sudo chown root:root ${cwAgentConfigPath} || true`, + 'sudo systemctl enable amazon-cloudwatch-agent || true', + 'sudo systemctl start amazon-cloudwatch-agent || echo "CW agent failed to start; continuing"', + 'exec 1>>/var/log/user-data.log 2>&1', 'echo "Finished User Data Execution at $(date)"', 'sudo mkdir -p /etc/docker', @@ -78,9 +100,11 @@ EOF`, return ld; }; - const ollamaUsrData = ec2.UserData.forLinux(); // Define path for CloudWatch Agent config // --- CloudWatch Agent Config Asset --- +// NOTE: this asset is shared by EVERY tier's user data (see usrdata() above), +// not just Ollama, so it is created unconditionally even when the Ollama stack +// is gated off. const cwAgentConfigAsset = new s3_assets.Asset(self, 'CwAgentConfigAsset', { path: 'config/amazon-cloudwatch-agent.json' // Adjust path relative to cdk project root }); @@ -89,74 +113,56 @@ const cwAgentConfigAsset = new s3_assets.Asset(self, 'CwAgentConfigAsset', { cwAgentConfigAsset.grantRead(instanceRole); const cwAgentConfigPath = '/opt/aws/amazon-cloudwatch-agent/etc/amazon-cloudwatch-agent.json'; const cwAgentTempPath = '/tmp/amazon-cloudwatch-agent.json'; // Temporary download location -const efsDnsName = `${fileSystem.fileSystemId}.efs.${cdk.Stack.of(self).region}.${cdk.Stack.of(self).urlSuffix}`; - -// Add commands to the Ollama UserData -ollamaUsrData.addCommands( - // Spread the base user data commands - ...usrdata(logGroup.logGroupName, "ollama").render().split('\n').filter(line => line.trim() !== ''), - // Install EFS utilities - 'echo "Installing EFS utilities for Ollama..."', - 'sudo dnf install -y amazon-efs-utils nfs-utils', +// --- Ollama user data (only when the GPU stack is enabled) --- +let ollamaUsrData: ec2.UserData | undefined; +if (enableOllama) { + if (!fileSystem) { + throw new Error('enableOllama is true but no EFS fileSystem was provided to configureLaunchTemplates'); + } + const efsDnsName = `${fileSystem.fileSystemId}.efs.${cdk.Stack.of(self).region}.${cdk.Stack.of(self).urlSuffix}`; + ollamaUsrData = ec2.UserData.forLinux(); + ollamaUsrData.addCommands( + // Spread the base user data commands + ...usrdata(logGroup.logGroupName, "ollama").render().split('\n').filter(line => line.trim() !== ''), - // Start Ollama-specific setup - 'echo "Starting Ollama specific setup..."', - 'echo "Configuring CloudWatch Agent for GPU metrics..."', + // Install EFS utilities + 'echo "Installing EFS utilities for Ollama..."', + 'sudo dnf install -y amazon-efs-utils nfs-utils', - // --- Download CW Agent config from S3 Asset --- - `echo "Downloading CW Agent config from S3..."`, - // Use aws cli to copy from the S3 location provided by the asset object - // The instance needs NAT access (which it has) and S3 permissions (granted above) - `aws s3 cp ${cwAgentConfigAsset.s3ObjectUrl} ${cwAgentTempPath}`, - // Ensure target directory exists and move the file into place - `sudo mkdir -p $(dirname ${cwAgentConfigPath})`, - `sudo mv ${cwAgentTempPath} ${cwAgentConfigPath}`, - `sudo chmod 644 ${cwAgentConfigPath}`, - `sudo chown root:root ${cwAgentConfigPath}`, // Ensure root ownership - 'echo "CW Agent config downloaded and placed."', + // Start Ollama-specific setup + 'echo "Starting Ollama specific setup..."', - // --- Enable and Start the CloudWatch Agent Service --- - 'echo "Enabling CloudWatch Agent service..."', - 'sudo systemctl enable amazon-cloudwatch-agent', - 'echo "Starting CloudWatch Agent service..."', - 'sudo systemctl start amazon-cloudwatch-agent', - 'echo "CloudWatch Agent service started."', + // --- Mount EFS using standard NFSv4.1 --- + `echo "Mounting EFS filesystem using NFSv4.1 and DNS Name: ${efsDnsName}"...`, + `sudo mkdir -p ${ollamaModelDirectory}`, + `sudo mount -t nfs4 -o nfsvers=4.1,rsize=1048576,wsize=1048576,hard,timeo=600,retrans=2,noresvport ${efsDnsName}:/ ${ollamaModelDirectory}`, + `echo "${efsDnsName}:/ ${ollamaModelDirectory} nfs4 nfsvers=4.1,rsize=1048576,wsize=1048576,hard,timeo=600,retrans=2,noresvport,_netdev 0 0" | sudo tee -a /etc/fstab`, + `sudo chown ec2-user:ec2-user ${ollamaModelDirectory}`, + 'echo "EFS mounted successfully."', - // --- Mount EFS using standard NFSv4.1 --- - // Use the manually constructed EFS DNS name - `echo "Mounting EFS filesystem using NFSv4.1 and DNS Name: ${efsDnsName}"...`, // Use variable here - `sudo mkdir -p ${ollamaModelDirectory}`, // Ensure mount point exists - // Standard NFS mount command with recommended options for EFS - `sudo mount -t nfs4 -o nfsvers=4.1,rsize=1048576,wsize=1048576,hard,timeo=600,retrans=2,noresvport ${efsDnsName}:/ ${ollamaModelDirectory}`, // Use variable here - // Update fstab to use NFS4 and the DNS name for persistence - `echo "${efsDnsName}:/ ${ollamaModelDirectory} nfs4 nfsvers=4.1,rsize=1048576,wsize=1048576,hard,timeo=600,retrans=2,noresvport,_netdev 0 0" | sudo tee -a /etc/fstab`, // Use variable here - // Set ownership for the application user - `sudo chown ec2-user:ec2-user ${ollamaModelDirectory}`, - 'echo "EFS mounted successfully."', + // --- Start Ollama container --- + 'echo "Starting Ollama container..."', + 'sudo docker run -d --name ollama \\', + ' --gpus all \\', + ' -p 0.0.0.0:11434:11434 \\', + ` -v ${ollamaModelDirectory}:/root/.ollama \\`, + ' --restart unless-stopped \\', + ' ollama/ollama serve', - // --- Start Ollama container --- - 'echo "Starting Ollama container..."', - 'sudo docker run -d --name ollama \\', - ' --gpus all \\', - ' -p 0.0.0.0:11434:11434 \\', - ` -v ${ollamaModelDirectory}:/root/.ollama \\`, - ' --restart unless-stopped \\', - ' ollama/ollama serve', + // --- Pull initial model in background --- + '(', + ' echo "Waiting for Ollama service (background task)..."', + ' sleep 60', + ' echo "Pulling default Ollama model (llama3.1:8b) in background..."', + ' sudo docker exec ollama ollama pull llama3.1:8b || echo "Failed to pull default model initially, may need manual pull later."', + ' echo "Background model pull task finished."', + ') &', + 'disown', + 'echo "Ollama setup script finished."' + ); +} - // --- Pull initial model in background --- - '(', - ' echo "Waiting for Ollama service (background task)..."', - ' sleep 60', - ' echo "Pulling default Ollama model (llama3.1:8b) in background..."', - ' sudo docker exec ollama ollama pull llama3.1:8b || echo "Failed to pull default model initially, may need manual pull later."', - ' echo "Background model pull task finished."', - ') &', - 'disown', - 'echo "Ollama setup script finished."' -); // End of ollamaUsrData.addCommands - - // --- Launch Templates const webLaunchTemplate = new ec2.LaunchTemplate(self, 'WebLaunchTemplate', { machineImage: machineImageWeb, @@ -217,24 +223,27 @@ ollamaUsrData.addCommands( }, ], }); - // Ollama Launch Template - const ollamaLaunchTemplate = new ec2.LaunchTemplate(self, 'OllamaLaunchTemplate', { - machineImage: machineImageOllama, - userData: ollamaUsrData, - instanceType: instanceTypeOllama, - securityGroup: ollamaSecurityGroup, - keyPair: ollamaKeyPair, - role: instanceRole, - blockDevices: [ - { - deviceName: '/dev/xvda', // Adjust if needed for DLAMI - volume: ec2.BlockDeviceVolume.ebs(100, { - volumeType: ec2.EbsDeviceVolumeType.GP3, - deleteOnTermination: true, - }), - }, - ], - }); + // Ollama Launch Template (only when the GPU stack is enabled) + let ollamaLaunchTemplate: ec2.LaunchTemplate | undefined; + if (enableOllama) { + ollamaLaunchTemplate = new ec2.LaunchTemplate(self, 'OllamaLaunchTemplate', { + machineImage: machineImageOllama, + userData: ollamaUsrData, + instanceType: instanceTypeOllama, + securityGroup: ollamaSecurityGroup, + keyPair: ollamaKeyPair, + role: instanceRole, + blockDevices: [ + { + deviceName: '/dev/xvda', // Adjust if needed for DLAMI + volume: ec2.BlockDeviceVolume.ebs(100, { + volumeType: ec2.EbsDeviceVolumeType.GP3, + deleteOnTermination: true, + }), + }, + ], + }); + } return { webLaunchTemplate, diff --git a/cdk/lib/cdk-stack.ts b/cdk/lib/cdk-stack.ts index 854538702f..113f5f65e6 100644 --- a/cdk/lib/cdk-stack.ts +++ b/cdk/lib/cdk-stack.ts @@ -41,6 +41,7 @@ import { ImportWorkerService } from './import-worker-service'; interface PolisStackProps extends cdk.StackProps { enableSSHAccess?: boolean; // Make optional, default to false + enableOllama?: boolean; // Gate the Ollama GPU stack (default false) envFile: string; branch?: string; sshAllowedIpRange?: string; // Add a property for SSH access control @@ -56,6 +57,12 @@ export class CdkStack extends cdk.Stack { super(scope, id, props); const defaultSSHRange = '0.0.0.0/0'; + // The Ollama GPU stack is temporarily retired to cut cost. Everything it + // needs (ASG, GPU launch template, EFS, internal NLB, service-URL secret, + // SG rules and outputs) is gated behind this flag (CDK_ENABLE_OLLAMA). The + // self-hosted-LLM feature stays supported: flip the flag and set + // LLM_PROVIDER=ollama to bring it all back. + const enableOllama = props.enableOllama ?? false; const ollamaPort = 11434; const ollamaModelDirectory = '/efs/ollama-models'; const ollamaNamespace = 'OllamaMetrics'; // Custom namespace for GPU metrics @@ -85,18 +92,22 @@ export class CdkStack extends cdk.Stack { efsSecurityGroup, } = createSecurityGroups(vpc, this); - // Allow Delphi -> Ollama - ollamaSecurityGroup.addIngressRule( - ec2.Peer.ipv4(vpc.vpcCidrBlock), // Allows traffic from any private IP within the VPC - ec2.Port.tcp(ollamaPort), - `Allow NLB traffic on ${ollamaPort} from VPC` - ); - // Allow Ollama -> EFS - efsSecurityGroup.addIngressRule( - ollamaSecurityGroup, - ec2.Port.tcp(2049), // NFS port - 'Allow NFS from Ollama instances' - ); + // Ollama/EFS ingress rules (only when the GPU stack is enabled). The empty + // security groups themselves are left in place (harmless, no rules). + if (enableOllama) { + // Allow Delphi -> Ollama + ollamaSecurityGroup.addIngressRule( + ec2.Peer.ipv4(vpc.vpcCidrBlock), // Allows traffic from any private IP within the VPC + ec2.Port.tcp(ollamaPort), + `Allow NLB traffic on ${ollamaPort} from VPC` + ); + // Allow Ollama -> EFS + efsSecurityGroup.addIngressRule( + ollamaSecurityGroup, + ec2.Port.tcp(2049), // NFS port + 'Allow NFS from Ollama instances' + ); + } // Conditional SSH Access if (props.enableSSHAccess) { @@ -104,7 +115,9 @@ export class CdkStack extends cdk.Stack { webSecurityGroup.addIngressRule(sshPeer, ec2.Port.tcp(22), 'Allow SSH access'); mathWorkerSecurityGroup.addIngressRule(sshPeer, ec2.Port.tcp(22), 'Allow SSH access'); delphiSecurityGroup.addIngressRule(sshPeer, ec2.Port.tcp(22), 'Allow SSH access'); - ollamaSecurityGroup.addIngressRule(sshPeer, ec2.Port.tcp(22), 'Allow SSH access'); + if (enableOllama) { + ollamaSecurityGroup.addIngressRule(sshPeer, ec2.Port.tcp(22), 'Allow SSH access'); + } } webSecurityGroup.addIngressRule(ec2.Peer.ipv4(props.sshAllowedIpRange || defaultSSHRange), ec2.Port.tcp(22), 'Allow SSH'); // Control SSH separately @@ -123,7 +136,7 @@ export class CdkStack extends cdk.Stack { const mathWorkerKeyPair = getKeyPair('MathWorkerKeyPair', props.mathWorkerKeyPairName); const delphiSmallKeyPair = getKeyPair('DelphiSmallKeyPair', props.delphiSmallKeyPairName); const delphiLargeKeyPair = getKeyPair('DelphiLargeKeyPair', props.delphiLargeKeyPairName); - const ollamaKeyPair = getKeyPair('OllamaKeyPair', props.ollamaKeyPairName); + const ollamaKeyPair = enableOllama ? getKeyPair('OllamaKeyPair', props.ollamaKeyPairName) : undefined; const { instanceRole, codeDeployRole, dbBackupLambdaRole } = createRoles(this); @@ -142,35 +155,38 @@ export class CdkStack extends cdk.Stack { // Create DB and related resources const { dbSubnetGroup, db, dbSecretArnParam, dbHostParam, dbPortParam } = createDBResources(this, vpc); - // --- EFS for Ollama Models - const fileSystemPolicyDocument = new iam.PolicyDocument({ - statements: [ - new iam.PolicyStatement({ - effect: iam.Effect.ALLOW, - actions: [ - "elasticfilesystem:ClientMount", - "elasticfilesystem:ClientWrite", - "elasticfilesystem:ClientRootAccess", - ], - principals: [new iam.AnyPrincipal()], - resources: ["*"], // Applies to the filesystem this policy is attached to - conditions: { - Bool: { "elasticfilesystem:AccessedViaMountTarget": "true" } - } - }) - ] - }); - const fileSystem = new efs.FileSystem(this, 'OllamaModelFileSystem', { - vpc, - encrypted: true, - lifecyclePolicy: efs.LifecyclePolicy.AFTER_14_DAYS, - performanceMode: efs.PerformanceMode.GENERAL_PURPOSE, - throughputMode: efs.ThroughputMode.ELASTIC, - removalPolicy: cdk.RemovalPolicy.RETAIN, - securityGroup: efsSecurityGroup, - vpcSubnets: { subnetGroupName: 'PrivateWithEgress' }, - fileSystemPolicy: fileSystemPolicyDocument, - }); + // --- EFS for Ollama Models (only when the GPU stack is enabled) + let fileSystem: efs.FileSystem | undefined; + if (enableOllama) { + const fileSystemPolicyDocument = new iam.PolicyDocument({ + statements: [ + new iam.PolicyStatement({ + effect: iam.Effect.ALLOW, + actions: [ + "elasticfilesystem:ClientMount", + "elasticfilesystem:ClientWrite", + "elasticfilesystem:ClientRootAccess", + ], + principals: [new iam.AnyPrincipal()], + resources: ["*"], // Applies to the filesystem this policy is attached to + conditions: { + Bool: { "elasticfilesystem:AccessedViaMountTarget": "true" } + } + }) + ] + }); + fileSystem = new efs.FileSystem(this, 'OllamaModelFileSystem', { + vpc, + encrypted: true, + lifecyclePolicy: efs.LifecyclePolicy.AFTER_14_DAYS, + performanceMode: efs.PerformanceMode.GENERAL_PURPOSE, + throughputMode: efs.ThroughputMode.ELASTIC, + removalPolicy: cdk.RemovalPolicy.RETAIN, + securityGroup: efsSecurityGroup, + vpcSubnets: { subnetGroupName: 'PrivateWithEgress' }, + fileSystemPolicy: fileSystemPolicyDocument, + }); + } // launch templates const { @@ -203,7 +219,8 @@ export class CdkStack extends cdk.Stack { machineImageOllama, instanceTypeOllama, ollamaKeyPair, - ollamaSecurityGroup + ollamaSecurityGroup, + enableOllama ); // Auto Scaling Groups and alarms @@ -226,7 +243,8 @@ export class CdkStack extends cdk.Stack { delphiSmallLaunchTemplate, delphiLargeLaunchTemplate, ollamaNamespace, - alarmTopic + alarmTopic, + enableOllama ); // --- DEPLOY STUFF @@ -244,41 +262,49 @@ export class CdkStack extends cdk.Stack { codeDeployRole ); - // --- Ollama Network Load Balancer (Internal, in Private+Egress) - const ollamaNlb = new elbv2.NetworkLoadBalancer(this, 'OllamaNlb', { - vpc, - internetFacing: false, // Internal only - crossZoneEnabled: true, - vpcSubnets: { subnetType: ec2.SubnetType.PRIVATE_WITH_EGRESS }, - }); - const ollamaListener = ollamaNlb.addListener('OllamaListener', { - port: ollamaPort, - protocol: elbv2.Protocol.TCP, - }); - const ollamaTargetGroup = new elbv2.NetworkTargetGroup(this, 'OllamaTargetGroup', { - vpc, - port: ollamaPort, - protocol: elbv2.Protocol.TCP, - targetType: elbv2.TargetType.INSTANCE, - targets: [asgOllama], - healthCheck: { + // --- Ollama Network Load Balancer + service-URL secret (only when enabled) + let ollamaNlb: elbv2.NetworkLoadBalancer | undefined; + let ollamaServiceSecret: secretsmanager.Secret | undefined; + if (enableOllama) { + if (!asgOllama) { + throw new Error('enableOllama is true but asgOllama was not created'); + } + // Internal, in Private+Egress + ollamaNlb = new elbv2.NetworkLoadBalancer(this, 'OllamaNlb', { + vpc, + internetFacing: false, // Internal only + crossZoneEnabled: true, + vpcSubnets: { subnetType: ec2.SubnetType.PRIVATE_WITH_EGRESS }, + }); + const ollamaListener = ollamaNlb.addListener('OllamaListener', { + port: ollamaPort, protocol: elbv2.Protocol.TCP, - interval: cdk.Duration.seconds(30), - healthyThresholdCount: 2, - unhealthyThresholdCount: 2, - }, - deregistrationDelay: cdk.Duration.seconds(60), - }); - ollamaListener.addTargetGroups('OllamaTg', ollamaTargetGroup); - - // Secret for Ollama NLB endpoint - const ollamaServiceSecret = new secretsmanager.Secret(this, 'OllamaServiceSecret', { - secretName: '/polis/ollama-service-url', - description: 'URL for the internal Ollama service endpoint (NLB)', - // Store the NLB DNS name and port - secretStringValue: cdk.SecretValue.unsafePlainText(`http://${ollamaNlb.loadBalancerDnsName}:${ollamaPort}`), - }); - ollamaServiceSecret.grantRead(instanceRole); + }); + const ollamaTargetGroup = new elbv2.NetworkTargetGroup(this, 'OllamaTargetGroup', { + vpc, + port: ollamaPort, + protocol: elbv2.Protocol.TCP, + targetType: elbv2.TargetType.INSTANCE, + targets: [asgOllama], + healthCheck: { + protocol: elbv2.Protocol.TCP, + interval: cdk.Duration.seconds(30), + healthyThresholdCount: 2, + unhealthyThresholdCount: 2, + }, + deregistrationDelay: cdk.Duration.seconds(60), + }); + ollamaListener.addTargetGroups('OllamaTg', ollamaTargetGroup); + + // Secret for Ollama NLB endpoint + ollamaServiceSecret = new secretsmanager.Secret(this, 'OllamaServiceSecret', { + secretName: '/polis/ollama-service-url', + description: 'URL for the internal Ollama service endpoint (NLB)', + // Store the NLB DNS name and port + secretStringValue: cdk.SecretValue.unsafePlainText(`http://${ollamaNlb.loadBalancerDnsName}:${ollamaPort}`), + }); + ollamaServiceSecret.grantRead(instanceRole); + } // --- DB Access Rules db.connections.allowFrom(asgWeb, ec2.Port.tcp(5432), 'Allow database access from web ASG'); @@ -371,8 +397,10 @@ export class CdkStack extends cdk.Stack { // --- Outputs new cdk.CfnOutput(this, 'LoadBalancerDNS', { value: lb.loadBalancerDnsName, description: 'Public DNS name of the Application Load Balancer' }); - new cdk.CfnOutput(this, 'OllamaNlbDnsName', { value: ollamaNlb.loadBalancerDnsName, description: 'Internal DNS Name for the Ollama Network Load Balancer'}); - new cdk.CfnOutput(this, 'OllamaServiceSecretArn', { value: ollamaServiceSecret.secretArn, description: 'ARN of the Secret containing the Ollama service URL' }); - new cdk.CfnOutput(this, 'EfsFileSystemId', { value: fileSystem.fileSystemId, description: 'ID of the EFS File System for Ollama models' }); + if (enableOllama && ollamaNlb && ollamaServiceSecret && fileSystem) { + new cdk.CfnOutput(this, 'OllamaNlbDnsName', { value: ollamaNlb.loadBalancerDnsName, description: 'Internal DNS Name for the Ollama Network Load Balancer'}); + new cdk.CfnOutput(this, 'OllamaServiceSecretArn', { value: ollamaServiceSecret.secretArn, description: 'ARN of the Secret containing the Ollama service URL' }); + new cdk.CfnOutput(this, 'EfsFileSystemId', { value: fileSystem.fileSystemId, description: 'ID of the EFS File System for Ollama models' }); + } } } \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/cdk/secrets.ts b/cdk/secrets.ts index cbd32c3f5d..6a2a9767a7 100644 --- a/cdk/secrets.ts +++ b/cdk/secrets.ts @@ -12,8 +12,8 @@ export default ( asgMathWorker: cdk.aws_autoscaling.AutoScalingGroup, asgDelphiSmall: cdk.aws_autoscaling.AutoScalingGroup, asgDelphiLarge: cdk.aws_autoscaling.AutoScalingGroup, - asgOllama: cdk.aws_autoscaling.AutoScalingGroup, - fileSystem: cdk.aws_efs.FileSystem + asgOllama: cdk.aws_autoscaling.AutoScalingGroup | undefined, + fileSystem: cdk.aws_efs.FileSystem | undefined ) => { const webAppEnvVarsSecret = new secretsmanager.Secret(self, 'WebAppEnvVarsSecret', { secretName: 'polis-web-app-env-vars', @@ -38,13 +38,18 @@ export default ( const addSecretDependency = (asg: autoscaling.IAutoScalingGroup) => asg.node.addDependency(webAppEnvVarsSecret); // Apply common dependencies to all ASGs - [asgWeb, asgMathWorker, asgDelphiSmall, asgDelphiLarge, asgOllama].forEach(asg => { + [asgWeb, asgMathWorker, asgDelphiSmall, asgDelphiLarge].forEach(asg => { addLogDependency(asg); addSecretDependency(asg); - // Only add DB dependency if the service needs it - if (asg !== asgOllama) { - addDbDependency(asg); - } + addDbDependency(asg); }); - asgOllama.node.addDependency(fileSystem); + + // Ollama dependencies (only when the GPU stack is enabled) + if (asgOllama) { + addLogDependency(asgOllama); + addSecretDependency(asgOllama); + if (fileSystem) { + asgOllama.node.addDependency(fileSystem); + } + } } diff --git a/delphi/.gitignore b/delphi/.gitignore index 48e572f475..88cedfa456 100644 --- a/delphi/.gitignore +++ b/delphi/.gitignore @@ -252,3 +252,9 @@ data/ output/ results/ visualization_output/ + +# Golden snapshots are LOCAL artifacts (regression_recorder.py output) — +# evidenced via the comparer + journal, never committed (repo bloat + +# rebase-cascade pain; the private ones under real_data/.local are already +# ignored wholesale). +real_data/*/golden_snapshot.json diff --git a/delphi/CLAUDE.md b/delphi/CLAUDE.md index 3f0e397383..41f4a3f16a 100644 --- a/delphi/CLAUDE.md +++ b/delphi/CLAUDE.md @@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ this avoids the confusion of having anything called a "cid", the joke was "conve ## helpful background -this was built in two parts, the pca/kmenas/repness and the umap/narrative, and these are combined in the run_delphi.sh script. +this was built in two parts, the pca/kmenas/repness and the umap/narrative, and these are combined in the run_delphi.py script. ## Local Python Environment @@ -175,7 +175,7 @@ AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=dummy AWS_REGION=us-east-1 ``` -These are configured in run_delphi.sh for all DynamoDB operations. +These are configured in run_delphi.py for all DynamoDB operations. ### DynamoDB Job Queue System @@ -191,13 +191,13 @@ Delphi now includes a distributed job queue system built on DynamoDB: 2. **Processing Jobs**: Start the job poller service: ```bash - ./start_poller.sh + python start_poller.py ``` 3. **Table Management**: To reset the job queue: ```bash - aws dynamodb delete-table --table-name DelphiJobQueue --endpoint-url http://localhost:8000 && \ + aws dynamodb delete-table --table-name Delphi_JobQueue --endpoint-url http://localhost:8000 && \ docker exec -e PYTHONPATH=/app polis-dev-delphi-1 python /app/create_dynamodb_tables.py --endpoint-url http://host.docker.internal:8000 ``` @@ -210,7 +210,7 @@ Delphi now includes a distributed job queue system built on DynamoDB: ### Table Creation - Primary script: `/create_dynamodb_tables.py` - Creates BOTH Polis math and EVōC tables -- This script is used in `run_delphi.sh` and now integrated into `umap_narrative/run_pipeline.py` +- This script is used in `run_delphi.py` and now integrated into `umap_narrative/run_pipeline.py` ### Schema Definitions @@ -242,7 +242,7 @@ Delphi now includes a distributed job queue system built on DynamoDB: - `Delphi_CollectiveStatement` - Collective statements generated for topics > **Note:** All table names now use the `Delphi_` prefix for consistency. -> For complete documentation on the table renaming, see `/Users/colinmegill/polis/delphi/docs/DATABASE_NAMING_PROPOSAL.md` +> Table definitions in `create_dynamodb_tables.py` are the canonical reference for names and schemas. ## Reset Single Conversation @@ -281,7 +281,7 @@ See [RESET_SINGLE_CONVERSATION.md](docs/RESET_SINGLE_CONVERSATION.md) for detail After identifying the correct conversation ZID, run the Delphi pipeline directly with: ```bash -./run_delphi.sh --zid=[ZID] +python run_delphi.py --zid [ZID] ``` Additional options include: @@ -297,7 +297,7 @@ For production environments, use the job queue system: 1. Start the poller service on your worker machine: ```bash - ./start_poller.sh + python start_poller.py ``` 2. Submit a job from any machine with access to DynamoDB: @@ -323,13 +323,6 @@ For production environments, use the job queue system: docker exec -e PYTHONPATH=/app polis-dev-delphi-1 python /app/create_dynamodb_tables.py --endpoint-url http://host.docker.internal:8000 ``` - Or use the reset_database.sh script to recreate all tables: - - ```bash - # Reset all tables (both Polis math and EVōC tables) - ./reset_database.sh - ``` - 2. **Testing specific pipeline stages**: ```bash diff --git a/delphi/README.md b/delphi/README.md index 7ef3c1c429..b47fc5c759 100644 --- a/delphi/README.md +++ b/delphi/README.md @@ -58,3 +58,34 @@ This is a Python implementation of the mathematical components of the [Pol.is](h - Uses DynamoDB for storing intermediate and final results - Generates interactive and static visualizations for conversations - Stores visualizations in S3-compatible storage (see [S3_STORAGE.md](S3_STORAGE.md) for details) + +## Topic-cluster naming (LLM provider) + +Topic-cluster labels (the short 3–5 word names for each cluster) are generated +by an LLM. The provider is selected with environment variables: + +| Variable | Default | Purpose | +| --- | --- | --- | +| `LLM_PROVIDER` | `anthropic` | `anthropic` (Batch API) or `ollama` (self-hosted GPU) | +| `ANTHROPIC_TOPIC_MODEL` | `claude-haiku-4-5-20251001` | Anthropic model; falls back to `ANTHROPIC_MODEL` | +| `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY` | — | Required when `LLM_PROVIDER=anthropic` | +| `TOPIC_BATCH_MAX_WAIT_SECONDS` | `1800` | Max wait for a naming batch before falling back to generic labels | +| `OLLAMA_MODEL` / `OLLAMA_HOST` | `llama3.1:8b` / `http://ollama:11434` | Only used when `LLM_PROVIDER=ollama` | + +**Anthropic (default):** all cluster prompts for a layer are submitted as one +Anthropic Message Batch and polled until complete. Naming never crashes the +pipeline — a failed request falls back to a generic `Topic N` label, and a +wholesale failure falls back to conventional keyword labels. + +Enable topic naming with `run_pipeline.py --name-topics` (the deprecated +`--use-ollama` flag still works and forces `LLM_PROVIDER=ollama`). + +**Re-enabling the self-hosted Ollama GPU stack:** the GPU infrastructure is +turned off by default to save cost, but the self-hosted LLM path remains +supported. To bring it back: + +1. Deploy the CDK stack with `CDK_ENABLE_OLLAMA=true` (recreates the ASG, GPU + launch template, EFS, internal NLB and the `/polis/ollama-service-url` + secret — the EFS model volume is `RETAIN`, so the model file survives). +2. Set `LLM_PROVIDER=ollama` (plus `OLLAMA_MODEL` / `OLLAMA_HOST`) in the + Delphi environment. diff --git a/delphi/docs/CLJ-PARITY-FIXES-JOURNAL.md b/delphi/docs/CLJ-PARITY-FIXES-JOURNAL.md index 6291797702..65b52abc9e 100644 --- a/delphi/docs/CLJ-PARITY-FIXES-JOURNAL.md +++ b/delphi/docs/CLJ-PARITY-FIXES-JOURNAL.md @@ -1216,3 +1216,3297 @@ ever appears in real Polis data. It does. out of this committed doc; the unredacted findings are in Claude's per-project memory store (`~/.claude/projects/...`). Open a follow-up discussion with the team before any user-facing action. + +## Session: PR 14a — Scalar deletion (2026-06-11) + +Foundation pass before D10/D11/D12. The scalar implementations in +`repness.py` were test-only (production calls only `compute_group_comment_stats_df` ++ `select_rep_comments_df` + `select_consensus_comments_df` via +`conv_repness`). Deleting them removes the "where do I put this helper?" +ambiguity for D10/D11/D12 (which all add new helpers to `repness.py`) and +shrinks the test surface by ~35 obsolete unit tests. + +### What landed + +**Production code (`delphi/polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/repness.py`)** — 445 lines deleted: +- DELETE primitives: `prop_test`, `two_prop_test` (both also dead in production — + only test consumers). +- DELETE orchestration: `comment_stats`, `add_comparative_stats`, `repness_metric`, + `finalize_cmt_stats`, `passes_by_test`, `best_agree`, `best_disagree`, + `select_rep_comments`, `select_consensus_comments`. +- DELETE unused: `calculate_kl_divergence` (no callers anywhere). +- KEEP: `z_score_sig_90`, `z_score_sig_95` (trivial threshold checks used scalar-side + in selection logic; vectorizing them would not save lines). +- ENRICH docstrings: `prop_test_vectorized` and `two_prop_test_vectorized` now + embed the scalar-equivalent closed-form algebra (so the formula stays readable + even though the scalar functions are gone). Pattern from the user during the + PR 14a discussion: "where we cannot achieve readability on the vectorized, + put in comments showing the non-vectorized equivalent." + +**Tests** — net -35 passed tests (296 → 295... actually delta is 330 → 295): +- DELETE entirely: `tests/test_old_format_repness.py` (557 lines, mirror of + scalar-only tests in `test_repness_unit.py`; the "old format" was the scalar + dict-in/dict-out API). +- DELETE classes: `TestCommentStats`, `TestSelectionFunctions`, + `TestConsensusAndGroupRepness` in `test_repness_unit.py`. Also + `TestStatisticalFunctions::test_prop_test` and `test_two_prop_test`. +- MIGRATE D4/D5/D6 BlobInjection (`test_discrepancy_fixes.py:1602+`) from + per-(gid, tid) scalar loop calls to a single vectorized call on a DataFrame + built from the blob's `repness` entries. This pattern (1) tests the actual + production code path, (2) produces a `.to_string()` diagnostic that beats + hand-formatted f-strings, (3) drops loop overhead. +- MIGRATE `TestD5ProportionTest::test_prop_test_matches_clojure_formula`, + `TestD6TwoPropTest::test_two_prop_test_matches_clojure_formula` + edge cases + to single vectorized calls on N-row DataFrames. +- CONSOLIDATE `TestD8FinalizeStats`'s 7 scalar boundary tests into one + parametrized DataFrame test (`test_repful_classification_boundary`) that + exercises the production `np.where(rat > rdt, 'agree', 'disagree')` logic. + Boundary cases preserved: `rat < rdt`, `rat > rdt`, `rat == rdt` (non-zero, + zero), negative z-scores. +- MIGRATE `TestD7RepnessMetric::test_metric_formula_is_product` to hand-computed + reference values (`1.3*1.8*0.8*2.5 = 4.68` for agree, `0.7*-0.9*0.2*-1.5 = 0.189` + for disagree — signed product). +- DELETE redundant scalar-formula tests in `TestSyntheticEdgeCases` + (test_prop_test_matches_clojure_formula_synthetic — duplicated by migrated + TestD5ProportionTest; test_clojure_repness_metric_product — duplicated by + TestD7RepnessMetric; test_clojure_repful_uses_rat_vs_rdt — purely tautological). +- Rename misleading `test_compute_group_comment_stats_matches_scalar` → + `test_compute_group_comment_stats_consistency_with_conv_repness`. +- Cross-checks in `TestVectorizedFunctions` (test_repness_unit.py) replaced + inline scalar calls with `_prop_test_reference` / `_two_prop_test_reference` + closed-form staticmethods. + +### Suite delta (pre/post PR 14a) + +- Pre-baseline (edge @ 2dce7385f): **330 passed, 12 skipped, 58 xfailed**. +- Post (@ this PR): **295 passed, 12 skipped, 58 xfailed**. +- Delta: -35 passed, 0 failed, 0 new xfailed. The -35 matches the deleted + scalar-only test count (test_old_format_repness ~20 + scalar classes in + test_repness_unit ~9 + scalar test methods in test_discrepancy_fixes ~6 + consolidated/removed). + +### For PR 14c (readability refactor) + +PR 14c will refactor `compute_group_comment_stats_df` for readability and +needs to mirror the scalar recipe. **The deleted scalar code is the +reference.** Retrieve via: + +```bash +git show ~1:delphi/polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/repness.py \ + | sed -n '161,302p' +``` + +Specifically (using the pre-deletion line numbers — file was 1008 lines at +edge HEAD 2dce7385f): + +- `comment_stats` lines 161-201 — the per-(group, comment) recipe. +- `add_comparative_stats` lines 203-235 — in-vs-out comparison. +- `repness_metric` lines 237-271 — the `r*rt*p*pt` product. +- `finalize_cmt_stats` lines 273-301 — agree-vs-disagree branch. + +The pre-PR-14a commit hash will be the parent of PR 14a's commit. Clojure +originals: `math/src/polismath/math/repness.clj:78-100,173-188,191-200`. + +### Pyright noise (unrelated to PR 14a, raised same session) + +Discovered during PR 14a that pyright produces ~10 errors on `repness.py` from +pandas-stubs false positives (`pd.DataFrame(columns=...)`, `df['col'] = value`, +Series-vs-DataFrame narrowing). PR #2560 added a pyright config that points +at `delphi/.venv` but did NOT set any rule overrides, so default-mode +`reportArgumentType` / `reportIndexIssue` errors surface for valid pandas code. +Verified pre-existing on edge HEAD (not introduced by PR 14a). + +Handoff written: `~/polis/HANDOFF_PYRIGHT_PANDAS_STUBS.md`. Do NOT just turn +off rules globally — investigate pandas-stubs version, community patterns, +targeted ignores. Tracked as Claude task #8. + +### What's Next + +PR 14a unblocks (in stack order): +1. **D10** — Rep comment selection. Research agent already produced a fix + proposal (this session). Helpers `passes_by_test`, `beats_best_by_test`, + `beats_best_agr` go top-level in `repness.py`; reduce structure uses + `df.to_dict('records')` iteration with mutable `{sufficient, best, best_agree}` + state. Boundary cases identified for synthetic test fixtures. +2. **D11** — Consensus selection. Research agent produced a fix proposal: + needs new `consensus_stats_df(vote_matrix_df) -> pd.DataFrame` (whole-data, + not per-group), plus rewrite of `select_consensus_comments_df` with the + `{'agree': [...], 'disagree': [...]}` output shape (top 5 each). + `conv_repness` must grow `mod_out` kwarg. +3. **D12** — Comment priorities. Research agent produced a fix proposal: + Clojure source at `conversation.clj:311-330,341-352,648-679`; + `pca.clj:167-178`. Needs new `pca_project_cmnts`, `comment_extremity`, + `importance_metric`, `priority_metric` in Python. `meta_tids` shape mismatch + (Python set vs Clojure map) flagged. +4. **PR 14b** — Backfill missing blob injection tests (D7 metric, D8 finalize, + full stats-stage injection). +5. **Goldens** — Re-record `vw` and `biodiversity` (sklearn KMeans seeding + decision pending — see `delphi/scratch/COPILOT_MATH_QUESTIONS.md`). +6. **PR 14c** — Readability refactor of `compute_group_comment_stats_df`, + using the deleted scalar code (retrievable via `git show`) as the + readability reference. Research agent produced a clean split proposal: + `_build_group_comment_index` (plumbing) + `_compute_per_group_stats` + (math) + 5-line orchestrator. + +## Session: ns-PASS fix (2026-06-11) + +**Context.** While preparing the D10/D11/D12 rework on top of PR 14a, a +Clojure re-read surfaced a latent bug in `compute_group_comment_stats_df`: +`ns` (and `total_votes`) were computed as `na + nd`, silently dropping PASS +votes. Clojure's `:ns` is `(count-votes votes)` (math/repness.clj:56-61, +:70), which calls `(filter identity votes)`. In Clojure 0 is truthy, so +PASS (0) counts; only `nil` is filtered out. Therefore Clojure +`ns = na + nd + np`, and every downstream metric (`pa`, `pd`, `pat`, +`pdt`, `ra`, `rd`, `rat`, `rdt`, `agree_metric`, `disagree_metric`, plus +D11's `consensus_stats_df` which will mirror the same recipe at the +whole-conversation level) was off whenever PASS votes existed. + +**Why D5 BlobInjection didn't catch it.** D5's blob-injection tests pull +`(n-success, n-trials)` straight from the Clojure blob's `repness` +entries and feed them to `prop_test_vectorized`. They bypass +`compute_group_comment_stats_df` entirely, so the bug downstream of +`ns = na + nd` was invisible. The same gap will recur for D11 / D12 until +we ship pure-formula tests that build a tiny vote matrix and assert on the +counts. Lesson: blob-injection is necessary but not sufficient — every +formula whose inputs are themselves computed by Python needs at least one +pure-formula unit test that exercises the input-building code. + +**TDD cycle.** +- **BASELINE** — full suite at PR 14a parent: 295 passed, 12 skipped, + 58 xfailed. +- **RED** — added `TestNsIncludesPassVotes` in `tests/test_repness_unit.py` + with four pure-formula tests: single-comment mixed AGREE/DISAGREE/PASS, + all-PASS column, NaN-vs-PASS distinction, two-group `other_votes` + including out-group PASS. All four failed on the buggy code (4 fails). +- **GREEN** — in `polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/repness.py`: + - `total_counts` now computes `total_votes=('vote', 'size')` directly in + the groupby agg, instead of `total_agree + total_disagree`. + - `group_counts` now computes `ns=('vote', 'size')` directly, instead of + `na + nd`. + - `'size'` on the already-`dropna(subset=['vote'])`-filtered frame counts + exactly the non-NaN entries — including PASS (0). This is the + Clojure `(count (filter identity votes))` recipe verbatim. + - Both sites carry a comment citing repness.clj:56-61, :70 and the + truthy-0 reasoning. + - Docstring updated: `ns` now documented as `agree + disagree + PASS`. +- **FULL SUITE** — 299 passed, 12 skipped, 58 xfailed. Delta = +4 + (exactly the new ns-PASS tests). No existing pre-PR-14a or PR-14a test + broke. The pre-existing `TestVectorizedFunctions` fixtures use only + AGREE/DISAGREE/NaN (no PASS), so they were never sensitive to the bug. + +**Cascade to D11.** D11's plan introduces a `consensus_stats_df(vote_matrix_df)` +function computing whole-conversation stats (the `:mod-out` Clojure path). +That function will inevitably mirror the same `na + nd + np` recipe — so +the ns-PASS fix lands BEFORE D10 in the stack to keep D11's implementation +clean. D11 should follow the same pure-formula test pattern: build a vote +matrix with mixed PASS and assert `ns == count of non-NaN cells`. + +**Goldens.** Stays DEFERRED. Re-recording is gated on +sklearn-KMeans-seeding consensus (see scratch/COPILOT_MATH_QUESTIONS.md); +no values shift at the goldens commit until D10/D11/D12 land. + +**Stack position.** New commit inserted between PR 14a (#2564) and D10 +(#2566). D10, D11, D12, goldens rebased cleanly on top; 2-sided docs +conflicts in PLAN/JOURNAL at each downstream commit resolved manually +to merge both edits (downstream docs additions kept; ns-PASS row and +session entry preserved). + +## Session: PR 8 — D10 rep comment selection (2026-06-11) + +Landed in `/goal` mode (autonomous run targeting D10 + D11 + D12 + goldens +as a stacked PR series). Decisions made without inline user check are +documented in `~/polis/D10_D11_D12_GOLDENS_DECISIONS.md` for batch review. + +### What landed + +**Production code (`delphi/polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/repness.py`)** — added +3 top-level helpers + `_finalize_row_for_output` + rewrote `select_rep_comments_df`: + +- `passes_by_test(s) -> bool` — Clojure `passes-by-test?` (repness.clj:165-170). + OR'd on `(rat, pat)` and `(rdt, pdt)` z-sig-90. **NO `pa >= 0.5` gate** — + the pre-D10 Python gate was a botched-port over-restriction with no + Clojure analog. +- `beats_best_by_test(s, current_best_z) -> bool` — Clojure `beats-best-by-test?` + (repness.clj:133-139). Strict `>` on `max(rat, rdt)` vs current best z. +- `beats_best_agr(s, current_best) -> bool` — Clojure `beats-best-agr?` + (repness.clj:142-162). Four-branch agree-priority logic: + 1. `na == 0 and nd == 0` → reject. + 2. Current best AND `current_best['ra'] > 1.0` → compare 4-way signed + product `ra * rat * pa * pat`. + 3. Current best (else, `ra <= 1.0`) → compare `pa * pat`. + 4. No current best → accept if `z90(pat)` OR `(ra > 1.0 AND pa > 0.5)`. +- `_finalize_row_for_output(row, *, is_best_agree=False)` — Clojure + `finalize-cmt-stats` (repness.clj:173-188) + best-agree flagging + (repness.clj:262-264). Adds `best_agree=True` and `n_agree=na` keys for + the best-agree slot. +- `select_rep_comments_df(stats_df, mod_out=None) -> List[Dict[str, Any]]` — + single-pass reduce over `stats_df.to_dict('records')` mirroring Clojure + `select-rep-comments` (repness.clj:212-281). Per-row state + `{sufficient, best, best_agree}` updated by the three helpers; final + assembly is dedup-best-agree-from-sufficient → sort by metric → + prepend best-agree → take 5 → agrees-before-disagrees. + +**Caller (`conv_repness`)** — dropped the `_stats_row_to_dict` wrapping +step since `select_rep_comments_df` now returns finalized dicts directly. + +**Two pre-D10 bugs fixed alongside the rewrite** (research-agent flagged): +- `pa >= 0.5 / pd >= 0.5` over-gate in the passing filter — removed. No + Clojure analog; was dropping legitimate candidates. +- "Fill-from-other-category" + "first-row" fallback blocks — deleted. The + `:best` / `:best_agree` mechanism IS the Clojure fallback. + +**Tests** — 18 new tests (in `tests/test_discrepancy_fixes.py`): +- `TestD10PassesByTest` (4 tests): agree-side significant, disagree-side + significant, neither significant, no `pa >= 0.5` gate. +- `TestD10BeatsBestByTest` (3 tests): None-best, max-rat-rdt, strict `>`. +- `TestD10BeatsBestAgr` (6 tests): Branch 1 (na=nd=0), Branch 2 (ra>1), + Branch 3 (ra<=1), Branch 4 z90(pat), Branch 4 (ra>1 AND pa>0.5), Branch 4 + rejection. +- `TestD10SelectRepCommentsBoundary` (5 tests): empty input, single unvoted + row → best fallback, sufficient-empty-best-agree-only, take-5 cap with + agrees-before-disagrees ordering, **the eviction edge case** (best_agree + outside sufficient evicting 5th-highest-metric). + +**Re-xfailed with updated reasons** (D14 / D1 upstream divergence): +- `TestD9ZScoreThresholds::test_z_values_match_clojure` +- `TestD5ProportionTest::test_pat_values_match_clojure_blob` +- `TestD6TwoPropTest::test_rat_values_match_clojure_blob` +- `TestD7RepnessMetric::test_repness_metric_matches_clojure_blob` +- `TestD8FinalizeStats::test_repful_matches_clojure_blob` +- `TestD10RepCommentSelection::test_rep_comments_match_clojure` + +Why xfailed despite D10 landing: D10 enables shared comments in the +selection (overlap rises from 0% to ~20% on vw cold_start), but +per-(gid, tid) stats still mismatch because Python and Clojure put +different participants in the "same" group ID. That's upstream +PCA/KMeans group-membership divergence (D14 / D1), not D10. D10 is +verified via the 18 synthetic helper + boundary tests above. + +### Suite delta (pre/post D10) + +- Pre (post-14a): 295 passed, 12 skipped, 58 xfailed. +- Post (this PR): 313 passed, 12 skipped, 58 xfailed. +- Delta: +18 passed, 0 failed, 0 new xfailed. The +18 matches the 18 new + D10 synthetic tests exactly. + +### Decisions made autonomously (under `/goal` mode) + +See `~/polis/D10_D11_D12_GOLDENS_DECISIONS.md`. Highlights: +- **S1**: Python convention key names (`repful`, `best_agree`, `n_agree`) + instead of Clojure hyphens. Math blob alignment is a future PR. +- **S2**: `select_rep_comments_df` returns `List[Dict[str, Any]]` instead + of `pd.DataFrame` — variable extra keys (best_agree flag) make list-of- + dicts cleaner than DF-with-NaN-columns. +- **D10.1**: Two pre-D10 bugs (pa>=0.5 gate, fill-from-other fallback) + folded into D10 rather than separate PRs — the rewrite replaces the + function so a surgical fix would be more noise than value. +- **D10.7**: Real-data blob-comparison tests re-xfailed with reasons + pointing at D14/D1, not softened to overlap-thresholds — more honest. + +### What's Next + +PR 9 (D11) on top of D10 in the same spr stack. + +## Session: PR 9 — D11 consensus comment selection (2026-06-11) + +Landed in `/goal` mode. Decisions documented in +`~/polis/D10_D11_D12_GOLDENS_DECISIONS.md` (D11.x section). + +### What landed + +**Production (`delphi/polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/repness.py`):** +- New `consensus_stats_df(vote_matrix_df, mod_out=None) -> pd.DataFrame`: + whole-conversation per-comment stats (no group split, no `ra/rd/rat/rdt`). + Vectorized port of Clojure `consensus-stats` (repness.clj:284-290). +- Rewrite `select_consensus_comments_df(cons_stats) -> Dict[str, List[Dict]]`: + matches Clojure `select-consensus-comments` (repness.clj:293-323). + Filters: agree `pa > 0.5 AND z-sig-90(pat)`, disagree + `pd > 0.5 AND z-sig-90(pdt)`. Ordering: descending `pa*pat` / `pd*pdt`. + Cap: top 5 each side. Output: `{'agree': [...], 'disagree': [...]}`. +- `conv_repness` grows `mod_out: Optional[Iterable[int]] = None` kwarg. + Forwarded to both `select_rep_comments_df` and `consensus_stats_df`. +- Consensus is now computed unconditionally (Clojure parity — pre-D11 + Python had a `len(group_clusters) > 1` guard with no Clojure analog). +- `_stats_row_to_dict` deleted (orphan after D11). + +**Caller (`conversation.py`):** +- `_compute_repness` passes `mod_out=self.mod_out_tids` to `conv_repness`. + +**Downstream consumers updated** for the new dict shape: +- `tests/test_repness_smoke.py::test_repness_structure` — iterates + `consensus['agree']` and `consensus['disagree']`. +- `tests/test_pipeline_integrity.py::test_full_pipeline` — same. + +**Tests (12 new in `tests/test_discrepancy_fixes.py`):** +- `TestD11ConsensusStatsDf` (4): basic counts, pseudocount pa/pd, + ns=0 fallback, mod_out filter. +- `TestD11SelectConsensusBoundary` (8): empty input, clear agree + consensus, clear disagree consensus, divisive (no consensus), top-5 + cap, entry keys (Python convention per S1), disagree entry key + mapping (n_success ← nd, p_success ← pd, p_test ← pdt), + mutually-exclusive agree/disagree lists. + +### Suite delta + +- Pre (post-D10): 313 passed, 12 skipped, 58 xfailed. +- Post (this PR): 325 passed, 12 skipped, 58 xfailed. +- Delta: +12 (the 12 new D11 synthetic tests). Zero regressions. + +### DISCOVERY: ns-PASS divergence + +The D11 real-data test (`test_consensus_matches_clojure`) showed 3-5/5 +overlap on cold_start — close but not exact. Investigation revealed a +deeper bug: + +**Clojure's `:ns`** (via `count-votes` with `filter identity` — +repness.clj:56-61) INCLUDES PASS votes (`0` is truthy in Clojure). + +**Python's `ns`** in BOTH `compute_group_comment_stats_df` and the new +`consensus_stats_df` computes `ns = na + nd`, EXCLUDING PASS. + +This means every downstream metric (pa, pd, pat, pdt, ra, rd, rat, rdt, +agree_metric, disagree_metric) is computed with the wrong denominator +when PASS votes are present. The D5 PR #2519 journal claim that "PASS NOT +included, matching Clojure" was a misreading of `count-votes`. + +**Impact:** +- D5/D6/D7/D8 blob-comparison tests' "mismatches" were not (only) + upstream PCA/KMeans divergence — the ns-PASS divergence is at least + a contributing cause. +- D11 consensus partial overlap is consistent with this divergence. +- Fixing requires a separate PR affecting two production functions and + re-recording goldens. + +D11 real-data test xfailed with the right reason. Logic pinned by the +12 synthetic tests (which never exercise PASS, so they don't show the +divergence). + +This is now the top item under "Pending — needs team discussion" in +PLAN.md, with a sketch of the fix. + +### What's Next + +PR 11 (D12) on top of D11 in the same spr stack. + +## Session: PR 11 — D12 comment priorities (2026-06-11) + +Landed in `/goal` mode. Decisions documented in +`~/polis/D10_D11_D12_GOLDENS_DECISIONS.md` (D12.x section). + +### What landed + +**`pca.py`:** +- `pca_project_cmnts(center, comps) -> np.ndarray`: vectorized projection + of each comment into 2D PCA space. Closed-form derivation: + `proj[i] = -sqrt(n_cmnts) * (1 + center[i]) * [pc1[i], pc2[i]]`. +- `compute_comment_extremity(cmnt_proj) -> np.ndarray`: L2 norm per row. + +Clojure parity: `pca-project-cmnts` (pca.clj:167-178) + +`with-proj-and-extremtiy` (conversation.clj:341-352). + +**`conversation.py` module-level:** +- `META_PRIORITY = 7` constant (Clojure conversation.clj:319). +- `importance_metric(A, P, S, E) -> float`: Clojure conversation.clj:311-315. +- `priority_metric(is_meta, A, P, S, E) -> float`: Clojure conversation.clj:321-330. + Squared formula. For meta: `META_PRIORITY^2 = 49`. For non-meta: + `(importance * (1 + 8*2^(-S/5)))^2` where the decay factor lets new + (low-S) comments bubble up. + +**`Conversation._compute_comment_priorities()`:** +- Computes comment projection + extremity from PCA. +- Aggregates A/D/S across all groups per tid; derives P = S - (A + D). +- Looks up extremity per tid (via `self.rating_mat.columns` column order). +- Checks `tid in self.meta_tids` for the meta branch. +- Stores `{tid: priority_float}` on `self.comment_priorities`. + +Wired into `recompute()` after `_compute_repness()`. The serialization +infrastructure (`to_dict`, `to_dynamo_dict`, underscore→hyphen conversion) +already existed but was emitting empty. + +**B1 + B2 fixes from D11 sub-agent review folded in:** +- B1: `conversation.py:834` no-groups early-return now emits + `consensus_comments: {'agree': [], 'disagree': []}` (dict) instead of `[]`. +- B2: `test_legacy_repness_comparison.py:197` updated to read the dict + shape + flatten for ID extraction. + +### Tests (11 new + 1 xfail flipped + 2 xpassed = 14 new+repurposed) + +- `TestD12PCAProjectComments` (5): output shape, formula verification, empty + input, L2 extremity, empty extremity. +- `TestD12PriorityMetrics` (6): importance formula vs Clojure ref values + (conversation.clj:335), high-extremity boosts, meta constant=49, non-meta + squared formula, decay-factor lets-new-bubble-up, META_PRIORITY=7. +- `TestD12CommentPriorities::test_comment_priorities_exist` xfail dropped + (existed pre-PR), then re-xfailed for a different reason: Clojure blob + has constant priorities (all 49.0 = META_PRIORITY^2) on vw/biodiversity + → Spearman comparison meaningless. + +### DISCOVERY: Clojure blob has all-meta priorities + +`vw-cold_start`: ALL 125 tids have priority = 49.0 in Clojure blob. +`biodiversity-cold_start`: ALL 314 tids have priority = 49.0. + +Either: +- (a) Every tid was meta-tagged in those Clojure runs. +- (b) Clojure's `(if 0 ...)` truthiness quirk: 0 is truthy in Clojure, so + ANY value (even `0`) returned by `(get meta-tids tid 0)` triggers the + meta branch. + +Python correctly distinguishes meta from non-meta via Boolean set membership, +producing varied priorities 0.18-31.46. + +Logged for batch review. Python may be more correct than Clojure here. + +### Suite delta + +- Pre (post-D11): 325 passed, 12 skipped, 58 xfailed. +- Post (this PR): 336 passed, 12 skipped, 56 xfailed, 2 xpassed. +- Delta: +11 (the 11 new D12 synthetic tests), 0 failed, -2 xfailed + (those became xpassed — the 2 cold_start `test_comment_priorities_exist` + variants run cleanly now; the new xfail is on a different basis). + +### What's Next + +Re-record vw + biodiversity Python golden snapshots (PR-stack tip). + + +## Session: Copilot triage, review-fix PR #2586, merge prep (2026-07-04/05) + +Host session ("Fable-polis-merge-then-replay"). Goal: assess and execute the +merge of the open 7-PR stack. Outcome: stack is code-complete, gate-green, +review-resolved, and pushed — **merge deliberately NOT executed** (edge +frozen for a prod issue; Julien: push PRs, merge nothing). + +### Reconciliation findings (recon, 3 parallel agents + verification) + +- spr squash-merges auto-close per-commit PRs with `mergedAt: null` — + "closed" ≠ dead. All of D2/D4/D5–D9/D15/K-inv landed via TWO squash + commits: #2515 ("Speed up regression tests") and #2561 (titled "Docs: + plan + journal updates" but carrying ALL the D5–D15 math). Verified via + `git log -S` for `rat > rdt`, `PSEUDO_COUNT = 2.0`, signed-product + repness_metric. **Squash titles lie; reconcile by commit-id trailers.** +- The "golden re-record + seed decision" merge blockers had dissolved: + vw/bio goldens are PGRs deliberately deleted at #2516 (tests skip; + `SKIP_GOLDEN=1` in CI), and the seed decision was de facto made by K-inv + (first-k-distinct + n_init=1 + random_state=42). +- Dormant `review` jj workspace (empty commit inside the stack chain) + forgotten + abandoned before rebase (user-approved). Stack rebased onto + edge 722640eb0 (+#2581 gid-coercion, +#2579 node pin) — zero conflicts. + +### Copilot triage (all 83 threads, 7 PRs — 0 were resolved before this) + +Verified against the stack TREE (not the working copy — an early audit +agent read edge by mistake and produced garbage classifications): +- 1 real blocker: consensus entries used Python keys + (comment_id/n_success/…) while Clojure/server-helpers.ts/ + majorityStrict.jsx expect tid/n-success/… . +- Copilot-WRONG: "priority_metric always returns 49" is the DELIBERATE + D12.6 bug-mirror (#2571). +- 5 escalations verified REAL: (g1) DynamoDB writer read consensus from + `repness.consensus_comments`, a key `to_dynamo_dict` never emits → + always wrote the empty default (round-trip test had stubbed the WRONG + nested shape, masking it); (g2) bench_repness imported 14a-deleted + `comment_stats` (ImportError); (g3) reader passed legacy list-shaped + consensus through; (g4) silent zip truncation in + `_compute_comment_priorities`; (g5) blanket `xfail(strict=False)` + masking variants that pass. + +### Review-fix commit → PR #2586 (inserted below the docs commit) + +TDD RED→GREEN (14 RED failures with exact predicted signatures → 38/38 +GREEN): consensus entries → Clojure blob shape (narrowed S1: consensus +only; rep-comment entries keep comment_id until the math-blob alignment +PR); writer reads top-level `consensus`; Decimal-preserving priorities +(int() floored sub-1 priorities to 0 = "no priority data" to the TS +router; latent until #2571 resolves); legacy-list normalization on read; +`mod_out is not None` ×2; fail-closed PCA/columns desync guard; benchmark +import fix + import tests; ns docstrings corrected. + +Test-gate honesty work: per-variant xfails replace the blankets. +**DISCOVERY: scoping unmasked bg2018-incremental and pakistan-incremental +consensus divergences** the blanket had silently absorbed (same +incremental family as biodiversity-incremental; deferred to +sequential-parity work). PGR regression tests now SKIP with the +2026-06-11 goldens-deferral reason (S3-5 claimed this mark but never +committed it — docs-vs-diff lesson again). 3 pre-existing CCR failures +(verified identical on edge): bg2050-incremental PC2 angle 10.71°>10°, +pakistan-incremental shape (2,9030)≠(2,194), bg2018-cold_start +clustering — precise per-variant xfails. + +### Gates + +- Baseline (stack top, --include-local): 13 failed / 476 passed / 18 + skipped / 143 xfailed — all 13 accounted for (10 stale-PGR, 3 CCR). +- Final: **0 failed / 502 passed / 28 skipped / 146 xfailed / 7 xpassed**. +- xdist note: `get_or_compute_conversation` recomputes per worker under + `-n auto` (xdist_group markers were removed as "dead") — BLAS + oversubscription + duplicated fixture work melted the host. Throttled + (`-n 4`, OMP/OPENBLAS threads=1) the suite runs in ~11 min. Test-infra + improvement candidate: restore dataset-based xdist_group. + +### Determinism verification (COPILOT_MATH_QUESTIONS.md:283 checklist) + +5 consecutive full-pipeline runs on vw + biodiversity: **bit-for-bit +identical except `math_tick`** (wall-clock version counter, varies by +design; per-stage hashing localized it; scratch/determinism_check.py). +Seed question CLOSED: pipeline is deterministic. Proposal pending +Julien's go: delete the vestigial `np.random.seed(42)` at +clusters.py:766 — the only `random` reference in the module, seeds a +global RNG nothing draws from, and `cluster_dataframe` isn't on the +production path (only tests/test_clusters.py; production uses +kmeans_sklearn exclusively). Candidate follow-up (separate decision): +delete the dead manual-kmeans path 14a-style. + +### Process + +- All 83 Copilot threads replied-to + resolved (classification-specific + replies citing #2586 / #2571 / #2587). +- Perf deferral filed: issue #2587 (_compute_comment_priorities re-scans + group votes every tick). +- PLAN status table corrected (D10/D11/D12 rows were still "VM draft — + NEEDS REWORK"). + +### What's Next + +1. **Merge when edge reopens** (user hold, prod issue): `jj spr merge + --count 8` → #2564, #2570, #2566, #2567, #2568, #2572, #2586, #2573. + Verify the squash title reflects real content (#2561 mis-title + lesson). Then post-merge jj hygiene (fetch, rebase survivors, bookmark + check). +2. Seed cleanup PR on Julien's go (clusters.py:766, evidence above). +3. NO PGR re-record until the Python-vs-Python phase (label-swap fix + first — S3-4: Python g0 = Clojure g1 EXACTLY on vw-cold_start; fix is + canonical group-id ordering or permutation-invariant comparison). +4. Track-1 frontier after merge: label-swap fix → sequential bits (D) → + replay harness (H, design doc) → R1 → R2. Track 2 (EVOC research) can + launch any time — independent surface. +## Session addendum: gid label-swap fix + seed removal + replay design (2026-07-05) + +### gid 0↔1 label swap — FIXED (root cause found) + +Root cause: `_compute_clusters` re-sorted group clusters by size +(descending) and reassigned ids — while Clojure assigns group ids by +first-k-distinct encounter order over base-cluster centers +(init-clusters, clusters.clj:55-64), keeps them through merge lineage, +and only ever `sort-by :id`. The base level already preserved k-means id +order (K-inv) with a comment warning against exactly this; the group +level did the forbidden thing three steps later. Fix: remove the re-sort ++ reassignment; pin with a synthetic first-encountered-is-id-0 test +(RED under any size sort). + +Harvest (verified on a full --include-local run, then re-validated — +232 passed / 138 xfailed / 0 xpassed / 0 failed): +- D8 repful blob comparison: xfail LIFTED on 9/11 variants (residual: + vw-incremental, pakistan-incremental — incremental trajectory). +- D9 significance-sets + D10 rep-selection: biodiversity-cold_start now + matches Clojure EXACTLY and gates. +- z-values / rat-values: label swap FALSIFIED as their cause (no variant + flipped) — reasons corrected to residual membership divergence. +- D12 priorities: FLI + bg2050 incremental blobs carry the all-49 + truthy-0 signature → match the #2571 mirror → now gate (known-bad + list shrunk to vw/biodiversity/bg2018/engage/pakistan incrementals). + +### Seed removal (Julien go, 2026-07-05) + +`np.random.seed(42)` (cluster_dataframe) removed + dead `import random`: +only `random` reference in the module, seeded an RNG nothing draws from, +not on the production path. The Clojure author's verbatim seeding note +(pca.clj:80-81) now lives in pca.py next to random_state, with the +seeding-history context and the 5-run determinism evidence. + +### Clojure randomness — verified facts (for the record) + +Clojure never fixes a seed: k-means deterministic by construction; PCA +power iteration uses UNSEEDED `(rand)` start on cold start only +(warm-started from previous eigenvectors after; conversation.clj:759 +uses unseeded :twister sampling for large convs). Fixed ITERATION COUNT +(not convergence threshold) → even Clojure-vs-Clojure cold starts are +not bit-identical. Consequences: tolerance-based comparison is the only +well-posed target for cold-start PCA; warm-start pinning collapses the +jitter (replay design §9). + +### EDN dumps: NO as-were history exists (R2 confirmed as inference) + +`conv-update-dump` has exactly one call site — conv_man.clj:321, the +update-ERROR handler — writing errorconv..edn to worker-local +(ephemeral) disk. Production never dumped healthy states; prodclone +holds votes + latest math_main only. R2's evidence: final blob + +math_tick counter (bounds #recomputes) + last_vote_timestamp. + +### Replay harness design doc + +`docs/REPLAY_HARNESS_DESIGN.md` (this commit): architecture, schedule +spec (first-class input — R2 = search over schedules with H as forward +model), Clojure driver Mode A (pure conv-update reduce + conv-update-dump +per step) / Mode B (Dockerized poller checkpointing), Python driver +(chained update_votes), nondeterminism policy (tolerance classes, +warm-start pinning, self-jitter measurement), storage/provenance, phased +build plan H-A..H-D. Review copy at scratch/REPLAY_HARNESS_DESIGN.md. + +### Proposed next math-core PR (awaiting go): powerit-pca port + +sklearn has NO equivalent of Clojure's per-component fixed-iteration +power iteration with deflation and start vectors (randomized SVD is +block+QR, no start-vector injection; scipy svds is Lanczos). Proposal: +~25-line numpy port of powerit-pca (same deflation, same fixed iters, +start_vectors param — feeds replay warm-start pinning), used in place of +sklearn SVD for parity; sklearn retained as the designated +post-parity implementation ("switch to a proper convergence criterion +once we move to improving the Python implementation" — per Julien). + +### R2 constraint + powerit-pca GO (Julien, 2026-07-05) + +- **R2 replayer must be PYTHON-ONLY** — no Clojure server; works purely + from Postgres data; candidate trajectories regenerated by the Python + engine in legacy-reproduction mode (which must therefore be an exact + AND much faster reproduction). Design doc updated (§1.3, §5, §10): + Clojure driver narrowed to R1 certification only. +- R1 comparison: per-step BLOB capture from a regular Clojure run + suffices for pass/fail; EDN dumps stay Clojure-only on-demand + (divergence localization + warm-start pinning). Open Q5 resolved. +- **powerit-pca port: GO** (sklearn has no equivalent — randomized SVD + is block+QR without start-vector injection). Two PERMANENT code paths + behind a flag: `clojure-legacy` (powerit fixed-iters + start_vectors, + "switch to a proper convergence criterion once we improve the Python + implementation") and `improved` (sklearn PCA). Benchmark + sklearn-vs-powerit from scratch as part of the PR. Future note: + scipy LOBPCG/ARPACK (`svds(v0=…)`) as library replacement for our + powerit once Clojure-exact fidelity is no longer required. +- test_participant_info golden comparisons (4 private datasets) joined + the PGR-deferral skips: their goldens embed per-gid correlations and + predate the gid re-ordering — stale by design, not regression. + +--- + +## Session 2026-07-06/07 — CI green-up of the powerit-PCA + storage-v2 stacks + +### Silhouette guard for the powerit-PCA default (#2591) + +Making `POLISMATH_PCA_IMPL=powerit` the default (#2591) surfaced a latent +crash — a robustness gap, not a parity defect. On small/synthetic +conversations the powerit projection collapses to exactly **two base +clusters**, and group-cluster k-selection (`conversation.py`) then calls +`calculate_silhouette_sklearn` on 2 points / 2 labels. sklearn requires +`2 <= n_labels <= n_samples - 1`, so it raised +`ValueError: Number of labels is 2. Valid values are 2 to n_samples - 1`. +This crashed `TestConversation.test_recompute` and errored 8 +`test_serialization_unfolding` cases in CI. Every one of them **passes under +`POLISMATH_PCA_IMPL=sklearn`**, which pinned the powerit default as the +trigger (the guard gap was always latent; sklearn's projection just never +collapsed this data to two base clusters). + +**Fix (squashed into #2591):** `calculate_silhouette_sklearn` +(`polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/clusters.py`) now returns the neutral `0.0` +sentinel whenever `n_labels >= n_samples` (silhouette is undefined there), +instead of letting sklearn raise. It is a strict **superset** of the old +`n_labels <= 1 || n_samples <= 1` guard, so valid clusterings are unchanged; +and with only two base clusters, k-selection is forced to `k=2` regardless, +so the chosen clustering is identical — the fix only removes the crash. Added +3 unit tests (`tests/test_clusters.py::TestCalculateSilhouetteSklearn`: +2-samples/2-labels → 0.0 not raise; single-label → 0.0; valid 3-sample/2-label +→ genuine score). + +Verified: local full suite **403 passed / 0 failed** (baseline was 1 failed + +8 errors); CI #2591 `test` job green. Follow-on cleanup for the improved +(sklearn) path: none needed — the guard is impl-agnostic. + +_(Storage-v2 CI green-up — delphi_storage Dockerfile COPY, the +postgres://→postgresql:// backend hardening, and the PG-conformance CI wiring +— is tracked in `STORAGE_V2_IMPLEMENTATION_NOTES.md`, not here.)_ + +### Session: Clojure routing-bug (#1961) fix + D12 priority-parity discovery (2026-07-17) + +**Clojure comment-routing bug fixed** (`math/src/polismath/math/conversation.clj`, +`:comment-priorities`). The node passed `meta-tid-value = (if meta-tids (get meta-tids tid 0) 0)` +into `priority-metric`'s `is-meta` slot. `(get … 0)` returns `0` for non-meta tids, and **0 is +truthy in Clojure**, so `(if is-meta …)` took the meta branch for EVERY comment → all +priorities = `meta-priority^2 = 49` → the TypeScript server's `selectProbabilistically` +degraded to uniform-random routing (the pre-2018 behavior). Introduced by **#1961** +(2025-03-15, "cutoff for large-convo processing if > 5000 comments"). Fix: pass a real +boolean — `(priority-metric (contains? meta-tids tid) A P S extremity)` — `contains?` is +false for non-meta tids and safe when `meta-tids` is nil. Verified end-to-end: regenerating +the vw cold-start blob from the rebuilt (fixed) math image yields **varied** priorities +(125 distinct, 5.16–61.95) instead of all-49. + +**NEW — D12 comment-priorities are NOT actually at parity (discovered here).** The all-49 +bug was *masking* a real priority non-parity. With the Clojure bug fixed and the Python +`priority_metric` bug-mirror hypothetically un-mirrored (honoring `is_meta`), fixed-Python +and fixed-Clojure vw priorities are **rank-uncorrelated** (Spearman −0.03; top-10 comment +overlap 0/10; Python range 0.18–16.8, Clojure 5.16–61.95). While both sides returned the +constant 49, D12's parity assertion passed **trivially** (49 == 49). Likely contributors: +participant filtering (Clojure `in-conv` = 67 vs Python ~68–69), a vote-replay delta in the +cold-start generator (copies 4555 of vw's 4683 votes), and — most importantly — the still-open +**extremity/PCA parity gaps** (priority = importance × novelty × extremity²; extremity is the +L2 norm of the PCA comment projection, exactly what D1/D1b are still closing). + +**Decision (Julien, 2026-07-17): ship the Clojure fix ALONE.** Only Clojure's math blob feeds +production routing (via the TS server), so the Clojure fix restores correct routing on its own. +We do NOT un-mirror Python, do NOT regenerate the committed cold-start blobs (regenerating +flips them to varied and turns D12 parity legitimately RED — not achievable until extremity/PCA +parity lands), and keep the `priority_metric` bug-mirror in place. The Python un-mirror + blob +regen + true D12 value-parity is now **follow-up work under #2571, blocked on extremity/PCA +(D1/D1b) parity**. + +**What's next for D12:** (1) close extremity/PCA parity; (2) reconcile participant-filtering and +the generator's vote-copy delta so cold-start inputs match; (3) THEN un-mirror `priority_metric`, +regenerate cold-start blobs, and change D12's test from the trivial constant-49 check to a real +varied-value / rank-parity assertion. + +### Session: D1b — fix `pca_project_cmnts` comment-extremity sign (2026-07-17) + +**Bug.** `pca_project_cmnts` (`polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/pca.py`) computed +`coefs = -scale * (1.0 + center)` — a literal, untranslated copy of Clojure's +synthetic vote value `-1` (`math/src/polismath/math/pca.clj:167-178`). In Clojure +that `-1` is correct because Clojure stays in raw-Postgres convention throughout, +where AGREE = -1 and `center` is a mean in that same convention. Delphi flips +votes to its own convention at the Postgres ingress (`postgres_vote_to_delphi`), +so the PCA is fit on AGREE = +1 data and `center` is a Delphi-convention mean. +Projecting the untranslated `-1` therefore **inverts comment extremity**: +`|correct| = scale·|1 − center|` vs `|actual| = scale·|1 + center|` — equal only +at `center == 0`. A near-unanimous-AGREE comment (`center → +1`) should have +extremity → 0 but the buggy code reported `2·scale` (maximally extreme); a +near-unanimous-DISAGREE comment (`center → −1`) should be maximal but reported ≈0. +The consensus↔extremity relationship was reversed. + +**Fix.** `coefs = scale * (AGREE - center)` (AGREE = +1, imported from +`utils.general`). Faithful Delphi-convention port of the Clojure synthetic-AGREE +projection. Docstring rewritten to explain the convention translation. + +**Why no test caught it.** (1) The old `test_pca_project_cmnts_formula` was +tautological — it re-derived the implementation's own `-scale*(1+center)`. (2) The +end-to-end golden/legacy comparisons compare priorities that BOTH sides +short-circuit to the constant 49 under the #2571 bug-mirror, and the fixtures +where extremity would matter are xfail-marked. A convention mismatch between the +PCA-fit stage and the comment-projection stage was structurally unobservable. + +**Tests (TDD, RED→GREEN).** Replaced the tautological formula test with one +deriving the expected value independently from the `AGREE` constant; added a +behavioral sign test (agree → extremity 0, disagree → max); added an integration +test on `_compute_comment_priorities` that spies on the extremity `E` reaching +`priority_metric` (works despite the #2571 mirror, since it inspects the argument, +not the return) and pins it to hand-derived values (0 and 2·√2). Also added a +provenance comment at `regression/utils.py` recording that the regression CSVs are +pre-flipped to Delphi convention by `server/src/report.ts` (~line 393, +`vote: String(-row.vote)`), so the regression path must NOT re-flip. + +**Output-inert today.** Because `priority_metric` still returns +`META_PRIORITY**2` (the #2571 mirror), extremity affects no DynamoDB output yet — +full suite **406 passed / 17 skipped / 47 xfailed / 0 failed**, and **no golden +snapshots moved**. The fix becomes live when the mirror is removed; it is +exactly the extremity/PCA-parity groundwork that the D12 un-mirror is blocked on. + +**Not D1.** Distinct from the `align_pca_signs()` eigenvector-orientation +stability fix (`jc/clj-parity-d1-pca-sign-flip-prevention`) — that is temporal +±sign ambiguity between ticks, unrelated to this projection-convention bug. + +**What's next:** with D1b closed, the remaining blockers on the D12 un-mirror are +the D1 sign-stability work and the participant-filtering / vote-copy reconciliation +noted above. + +## Session: Overnight orchestration — replay harness H-A, sequential-bits A/B/D′, input-fidelity fixes (2026-07-17→18) + +Host session "Fable-Pyclj-Parity". Julien handed over for the night with a new +directive: proceed autonomously on math-core with careful per-change notes and a +morning walkthrough (recorded in project memory; see +`scratch/MORNING_WALKTHROUGH_2026-07-18.md` for the full walkthrough — a local, +gitignored scratch file, not committed to the repo). All PRs +opened as **Drafts** per mid-session instruction. Work executed by opus/sonnet +subagents in isolated git clones, integrated serially by the session integrator +with a full-suite gate per commit. + +### RETRACTION: "in-conv 67 vs 68-69" (2026-07-17 entry above) was a journal error + +Live rerun on the full 4683-row vw CSV: Python cold-start in-conv = **67**, +matching the Clojure cold-start blob **pid-for-pid** (excluded: pid 13 with 5 +votes, pid 37 with 3 — both below min(7, 125)). The "68" was Clojure's +*incremental* blob (monotonic in-conv admitted pid 13 when n_cmts, hence the +threshold, was still small — the already-xfailed incremental-vs-cold distinction +from PR #2421); "69" is the raw voter count. The D12 un-mirror chain therefore +has NO participant-filtering blocker; what remains is the generator vote-copy +delta (fixed this session, below) and extremity/PCA parity. + +### Input fidelity: cold-start generator now copies FULL revote history + +`generate_cold_start_clojure.py::copy_votes_with_fresh_timestamps` used +`DISTINCT ON (pid, tid) ... ORDER BY created DESC`, silently dropping superseded +revote rows — on vw exactly 128 of 4683 (87 revoted pairs: 63×2 + 14×3 + 4×4 + +5×5 + 1×6 = 4683−4555). Both engines implement later-vote-wins internally, so +dedup-at-source only harmed input parity and erased revote dynamics +(REPLAY_HARNESS_DESIGN.md §5 explicitly forbids it). Now copies every row +`ORDER BY created ASC, ctid ASC` with strictly-increasing 10 ms fresh timestamps +(ctid tiebreak ≈ insertion order for same-ms revotes; the true relative order of +same-ms revotes is ambiguous in the source itself — documented in the +docstring). Timestamp-ordering audit: prepare_votes_data still loads file order +(2136 adjacent inversions in vw) but "file-order-last" vs "timestamp-last" +produces **0** value differences on vw's 87 revoted pairs — latent quirk, not a +manifesting bug; the replay slicer sorts properly (below). + +### Replay harness Phase H-A — BUILT (pure spine, no math-core changes) + +`polismath/replay/` gains `schedule.py` (spec JSON, 4 cut modes, 6 presets, +slicer with timestamp sort + input-order tiebreak, revotes kept), `driver.py` +(fold of `update_votes` batches with recompute at cuts; per-step `to_dict()` blob ++ cheap diagnostics), `store.py` (`real_data/.local/replays///` +with full provenance incl. vote-sign convention), `stepcompare.py` +(ConversationComparer repointed to step-vs-step), `scripts/replay_driver.py` +CLI (run/compare). `types.py`/`real_data.py` lifted **byte-identically** from the +R2 branch (`jc/r2-schedule-inference`) so its rebase dedups. 46 new tests in +`tests/replay_harness/`. Verified: the only nondeterministic blob field is +`math_tick` (wall clock); everything else is bit-identical across runs. +Documented deviations: moderation applied as cumulative state at vote cuts (no +mod-triggered cuts yet); tail after last cut dropped (use an `"end"` cut). +Seam wishlist for future PRs: expose per-k silhouettes; injectable math_tick; +`update_moderation` cannot clear a set with an empty list; `last_updated=0` +falls back to wall-clock; lean-blob mode for R2 search perf. + +### Sequential-bits port — spec + first three increments (math-core) + +Full inventory of Clojure's cross-tick state now in +`SEQUENTIAL_BITS_PORT_SPEC.md` (verified file:line for all 11 behaviors). +Headline spec findings: (a) the **#2575 subgroup clamp was NOT in Clojure HEAD** +at the time of this session — it was open PR #2609, so production Clojure then +ran the unclamped subgroup smoother *[#2609 merged to Clojure HEAD later that +morning, 2026-07-18 — see the D3 plan row]*; (b) **new uncatalogued divergence**: Clojure's +`:comment-priorities` reads the **previous tick's** `(:group-votes conv)` +(conversation.clj:650), Python uses the current tick's — masked today by the +#2571 mirror, must be honored at un-mirror time; (c) Python computes no +subgroups at all, so subgroup-level ports are latent. + +Landed (each behind `POLISMATH_ENGINE_MODE=clojure-legacy`; default `improved` +mode verified byte-identical — hard gate): + +- **PR-A**: engine-mode flag (`polismath/utils/engine_mode.py`), cold-default + `group_clusterings`/`group_k_smoother` fields, `recompute()` prev-tick state + capture threaded as parameters (mirrors Clojure fnks reading the incoming conv). +- **PR-B**: PCA warm start — prev tick's unit comps → `powerit_pca(start_vectors=…)` + (conversation.clj:385 → pca.clj:98; 1-padding for new comments already in the + powerit port). Legacy mode requires powerit (sklearn cannot inject start + vectors; warn + fallback, never silent). +- **PR-D′**: group-k-smoother as a pure function + (`pca_kmeans_rep/group_k_smoother.py`): buffer=4 consecutive-agreement rule, + #2536 stale-k clamp, and Clojure `max-key` HIGHER-k-wins tie-break (improved + mode's lower-k-wins strict `>` untouched). Known deliberate gap: degenerate + ticks (<2 in-conv / <2 base clusters) preserve rather than reset smoother + memory; clamp protects the next real tick. + +Suite: 406 → 480 passed (46 harness + 28 seqbits tests), 17 skipped, 47 +xfailed, 0 failed at every integration step. + +### First gap measurement — D1 sign-flip captured on real data + +vw, uniform 8-cut schedule, improved vs clojure-legacy: steps 0–5 bit-identical; +at **step 6 improved (cold) mode flips PC2's sign** (66 exact mismatches, all +±y at rel_diff 200%) while the legacy warm-started chain holds orientation; by +step 7 the flip cascades into genuinely different group-cluster geometry (964 +exact + 1095 tolerant mismatches). Legacy mode is bit-for-bit deterministic +across independent runs (0/8 divergence) — the property R2's forward model +requires. **D1 conclusion:** in legacy mode, sign stability is delivered by the +warm-start chain (Clojure's own mechanism — it has no explicit alignment +either). Improved-mode cross-restart sign alignment would need persisted prev +comps — deferred with a design note. + +### Golden kit (polis-algo-research) — evaluated for lift + +The algorithms-report repo's `golden-kit` (pre-bug Clojure oracle, +`polis-math:prebug-8f278034`, 21 fixtures × 5-repeat ensembles, 5-component +certification suite) was evaluated empirically against the CURRENT main-repo +tree: 4 of 5 suites pass unchanged (`repness.py`/`clusters.py` byte-identical +to its frozen reference); the comment-extremity tests break **because the kit +still assumes the pre-D1b buggy convention** — independent confirmation that +D1b fixed a real bug (the kit's own sign-convention dossier had recommended +exactly this fix). Its 5-repeat ensembles are ready-made cold-start self-jitter +tolerance floors for §9 of the replay design. Lift decisions left to Julien +(217 MB goldens → LFS/gzip/thinning; orphaned frozen-source pin must move to +live tree; fixture naming vs discover_datasets(); missing CC-BY notice). + +### H-B — Clojure Mode A driver: DONE (same night) + +`math/dev/replay.clj` (416 lines) + `:replay` deps.edn alias; pure in-process +conv-update reduce over schedule JSON, per-step `prep-main` blob capture +(23-key EXACT match with the committed vw cold-start math blob), `--repeats` +self-jitter mode, `--edn` full-state dumps; cross-language shim so +`stepcompare` diffs clj-vs-py recordings unchanged (5 tests). `math/src/` +untouched. Key results: +- **Self-jitter floors (§9) measured**: pca.comps repeat-to-repeat ~1e-4 at the + cold step 0, collapsing to ~1e-8/1e-9 under the warm-start chain; every + non-PCA field bit-identical between repeats. +- **First true Python↔Clojure gap measurement** (3-cut vw): tid / in-conv / + base-cluster-id SETS identical at every step; base-cluster x-coords are + near-exact NEGATIVES (mean |clj+py| = 7.5e-5) — same geometry up to + reflection. Genuine numeric gap confined to PCA cells (443, widening per + step) + downstream group-aware-consensus. +- **Blob-shape deltas catalogued** (gates the poller FLIP phase): Python + to_dict emits scalar votes-base/group-votes where Clojure emits + per-base-cluster vectors; `comment_priorities` vs hyphenated + `comment-priorities`; Python-only extra keys (proj, moderation, vote_stats, + math_tick); tids/in-conv ordering. Needs a math_main-exact serializer. +- Driver gotchas: `-i dev/replay.clj` (not a classpath dir) avoids the + `dev/user.clj` :dev-deps trap; cheshire requires CoreMatrixBooter's + vectorz encoders registered before serializing conv state. + +### PR-C + PR-E — base-cluster lineage + in-conv carry: DONE (same night) + +PR-C: `pca_kmeans_rep/legacy_kmeans.py` (468 lines) — faithful numpy port of +clusters.clj k-means with id lineage (init-clusters first-k-distinct; +clean-start-clusters = safe-recenter drop-vanished + big-cluster fallback, +uniqify identical centers with merge-keeps-larger-cluster's-id (tie → later +arg, matching max-key), most-distal split with `(inc max-id)` ids; +cluster-step drop-empty; same-clustering? sorted centers < 0.01 with +zip-truncation). Wired legacy-only: base level warm-starts from prev +base_clusters (base-iters=100); group level per-k warm-started over +weighted base-cluster centers. **Port-discovered Clojure fact: the group level +actually runs max-iters=20** — `kmeans` never destructures the `:cluster-iters` +key it is passed (clusters.clj:303), so Clojure silently uses the default; +mirrored as GROUP_LEGACY_ITERS=20. Legacy-mode `group_clusterings` stores +id-carrying dicts (improved keeps its tuple flow, untouched). +Cold-start invariance measured on vw: structurally bit-identical to improved +at both levels; center coords differ only ~1e-13 (np.average vs sklearn +centroid arithmetic). On degenerate near-duplicate projections legacy keeps +exact-init singletons where sklearn Lloyd collapses a pair — legacy is the +Clojure-faithful side. + +PR-E: legacy-only persistent `in_conv` carry + the greedy top-15 floor +(conversation.clj:243-269), both previously missing. **Clojure's greedy +tie-break is genuinely non-deterministic** (`sort-by` over a hash-map); +mirrored with a deterministic stable sort keyed on matrix row order — +flagged as a surrogate decision for review. + +Replay smoke: legacy mode achieves **100% base-cluster id stability** across +vw cuts vs 95.3% (dipping to 85%) improved — the lineage effect, measured. + +Suite after full integration: **525 passed / 17 skipped / 47 xfailed** +(= 406 start-of-night baseline + 119 new tests, 0 regressions all night). + +### Python math poller phase 1: DONE (same night) + +Per `MATH_POLLER_DESIGN.md` (recon-verified: production Clojure container = +poller-system ONLY; exports/report-tasks dormant or server-covered). Shipped: +`polismath/poller/` (watermark loops mirroring poller.clj:12-37; per-zid +FIFO+single-owner serialization with take-all!/split-batches coalescing; +math_writer with ONE math_tick shared across math_main / math_bidtopid / +math_ptptstats and the Clojure-exact `caching_tick = COALESCE(MAX+1,1)` +upsert the TS prefetch poll depends on), `scripts/math_poller.py` CLI, +`delphi-math-poller` compose service (profile-gated, shadow MATH_ENV). +Postgres-layer fixes en route: the dead-code writers routed through a +COMMITTING `engine.begin()` path (the old `engine.connect()` silently rolled +back INSERTs — caught by the integration test, not the mocks), atomic +math_ticks upsert, global `poll_votes_since`/`poll_moderation_since`, and +`poll_votes` now ORDERs BY zid,tid,pid,created (Clojure conv-poll parity — +row order seeds base-cluster ids). 44 unit tests + 1 opt-in integration test +that RAN against a throwaway postgres:17 (:5435): end-to-end +poll→compute→write, shadow math_env isolation, shared tick, caching_tick=1 +first write, restart-resumes. load-or-init finding: `from_dict` restores +pca/proj/moderation/stats but NOT matrices/base_clusters → full-history +rebuild on first touch (Clojure-restart-equivalent), PCA warm-seeded +opportunistically. Cutover: SHADOW ONLY until blob-shape alignment (see H-B +deltas) closes; flip = one MATH_ENV change; then Clojure decommission. + +**End-of-night suite: 570 passed / 17 skipped / 47 xfailed** — from the +406 start-of-night baseline: +164 new tests, 0 regressions, 0 xfail changes. + +### What's Next +2. R1 certification runs (Python-legacy vs Clojure CCRs) once H-B lands. +3. D12 un-mirror chain, now unblocked pending: blob regen with the fixed + generator + extremity verification; prev-tick group-votes port (spec row 7). +4. #2609 (subgroup clamp) merge decision — Clojure side, Julien's call. +5. Golden-kit lift decision — Julien's call. + +## Session: Morning reviews, fix batch, poller decisions (2026-07-18, same host session) + +Julien returned; #2609 + #2611 merged to edge (stack rebased cleanly). 11 per-PR +review agents (one per Draft) found 2 Critical + 6 Important — ALL fixed same-day +(TDD, squashed into their owning commits; full detail in +`scratch/REVIEW_TRIAGE_2026-07-18.md`): T1 in-conv carry pruned vs mod_out_ptpts; +T2 generator INSERT vs the votes_latest_unique ON CONFLICT rule (fix: +session_replication_role + a REAL pytest on throwaway postgres — no prodclone +needed — wired into CI as **#2637**); T3 numpy-aware json in the math writers +(new shared `utils/serialization.py`); T4 stale replay step files; T5 +moderation-clear doc+guard; T6 cross-lang comparer now projects both blobs onto +the prep-main 23-key whitelist (comment-priorities finally value-compared); T7 +poller lastVoteTimestamp wall-clock seed; T8 poller unpark-on-new-batch + LRU +eviction + compose memlimit. Plus the P6 hardening bundle (incl. degenerate-tick +smoother advance matching Clojure max-k-fn ≥ 2) and docs corrections. +Gate: **605 passed / 17 skipped / 47 xfailed**. + +**spr mishap during integration (recovered):** `jj squash -m ""` wiped 9 commit +descriptions incl. commit-id trailers → 9 garbage PRs (closed, branches deleted) ++ 3 force-closed originals GitHub refused to reopen. **Renumbering: +#2616→#2638 (generator), #2617→#2639 (H-A), #2619→#2640 (PR-B)** (supersession +comments link them). Recovery recipe in project memory. Final stack: +2613→2615→2638→2639→2618→2640→2620→2621→2622→2623→2624→2625→2626→2637; plus +standalone **#2627** (UMAP/EVōC in-process orchestration refactor, per Julien) — +all Drafts except pre-directive 2613/2615. + +**Decisions (Julien):** golden storage = gzip (measured 14-33×) + GitHub Releases +assets + in-repo sha256 manifest (NO LFS — CI-checkout bandwidth burn); +golden-kit lift = live-tree pin (its frozen SHA is an orphaned commit) + a second +fixture-discovery path; CI has NO remote-S3 asset pulls today (python-ci's MinIO +is a local emulator; regression_download.py pulls from a live Polis instance) so +Releases is net-new but self-contained. Copilot reviews requested on all 15 open +PRs (explicit ask). Blob-shape alignment approved: add a `to_math_main_blob()` +whitelist serializer; KEEP to_dict's Python-only extras for internal consumers. + +### What's Next (for the next session) + +1. Triage the Copilot reviews (15 PRs) into one batch file; surface math issues. +2. Blob-shape alignment PR (comparison half already landed via T6 in #2621). +3. #2637 CI failure — diagnosis agent report, then fix. +4. Golden-kit lift; blob regen with the fixed generator (needs prodclone up); + R1 certification runs — fresh session recommended for all three. +Resume aids (delphi/scratch/, gitignored): REVIEW_TRIAGE_2026-07-18.md, +RESUME_STATE_2026-07-18.md, MORNING_WALKTHROUGH_2026-07-18.md. + +## Session: #2637 CI-failure root cause + Copilot triage batch (2026-07-21) + +Host session, interactive. Two of the 07-18 "What's Next" items closed: the +#2637 CI failure and the 15-PR Copilot triage. + +### #2637 CI failure — env-var leakage, NOT a math regression (fixed, TDD) + +The cumulative-stack CI run failed +`TestD2cVoteCountSource::test_n_cmts_includes_moderated_out_comments`. Root +cause: `MathPollerService.apply_engine_mode()` writes `POLISMATH_ENGINE_MODE` +straight into `os.environ`, and the poller test's +`monkeypatch.delenv(..., raising=False)` records NO undo when the var is +absent — so `clojure-legacy` leaked into every subsequent test in that pytest +worker, flipping in-conv semantics (the D2c boundary case: P1 with 6 votes vs +threshold 7 becomes in-conv under the legacy greedy floor). RED repro: run the +poller engine-mode tests + the D2c class in ONE process — exact CI failure. +Fixes (squashed into #2625): try/finally restore in the leaking test, plus a +belt-and-braces autouse `_guard_engine_mode_env` fixture in `tests/conftest.py` +restoring the var around EVERY test. + +Also learned: `python-ci.yml`'s `pull_request` trigger covers only +edge/stable/`jc/**` — **spr/edge/* stack branches need a manual +`workflow_dispatch`** (`gh workflow run "Delphi Python Tests" --ref `). +The 07-18 stack runs were manual dispatches; today's pushes only ran Lint. + +### Copilot triage — 15 PRs, 33 inline comments + +Batch file: `delphi/scratch/COPILOT_TRIAGE_2026-07-21.md` (gitignored; fetch +script alongside). Disposition: + +- **17 non-math fixes applied same-day** (TDD where behavioral), squashed into + owning commits: #2613 docs snippet; #2615 PLAN D1b cell; #2620 unused + imports; #2621 shim fail-fast on non-dict + stale-step clearing (2 new + tests); #2625 example.env engine-mode wording; #2626 journal walkthrough-ref + + #2609-status/path reconcile; #2637 drop the nested-and-redundant + `docker compose cp delphi/scripts` (image bakes scripts/); #2638 generator + `SET LOCAL session_replication_role` + rollback-on-error in BOTH copy + functions (real-postgres RED/GREEN error-path test: original error no longer + masked by `InFailedSqlTransaction`) + same-ms `created` tie seeding so the + ctid tiebreak is exercised; #2639 CLI `logging.disable` restored via + try/finally (new test); #2640 `r.getMessage()`; #2627 (own branch) `str | + bool` annotation, layering comment corrected (unclustered FIRST = drawn + first = bottom layer — the code was right, the comment backwards), no-op + `batch_writer` wrapper removed, shim-read context manager. +- **15 math-core/polismath comments held** for propose-then-wait (presented to + Julien in the session report): stale legacy warm-state under mode switches + (conv.py:867, :896), empty-silhouettes guard, `_almost_equal` int tolerance, + sorted-centers test blindspot, prev-comps None guard before `np.asarray` + (PR-B), poller lastVoteTimestamp `or 1` + zero-votes floor, replay-store + engine path traversal, poll_votes `since` type hint, engine_mode import + coupling, plus wording/type-hint nits. +- **1 deferred**: #2627 boto3 dummy-creds override in real AWS (pre-existing + behavior moved by the refactor; changing production credential resolution + doesn't belong in a behavior-preserving refactor PR — follow-up). + +### Gate + +607 passed / 19 skipped / 47 xfailed (07-18 baseline 605/17/47; +4 new tests). +The 2 extra skips are the opt-in postgres integration tests skipping under +`-n 4` provisioning contention — all 3 pass when run directly. + +### Same session, cont'd — Julien's verdict + fix batch 2 (math-core, approved) + +Julien approved 12 of the 15 held comments; all applied TDD (RED observed for +every behavioral change) and squashed into owning commits: + +- **PR-B #2640**: prev_pca `comps=None` guard (np.asarray(None) was a size-1 + object-array garbage seed — RED test showed exactly that); fallback-warning + wording now distinguishes provided-warm-start vs cold require_powerit (+ cold + wording test). +- **PR-C #2622**: improved mode now CLEARS legacy warm-state + (group_clusterings + group_k_smoother) — stateless across ticks, mode + switch retains no stale memory (switchback = cold, like a fresh Clojure + worker boot); `_almost_equal` compares int-vs-int EXACTLY (rel tolerance + could pass differing large ids); legacy-kmeans center assertions no longer + sorted (would mask an x/y axis swap). +- **PR-D #2620**: `group_k_smoother_update` raises ValueError on empty + silhouettes_by_k (contract guarantees smoothed_k ∈ keys). +- **PR-E #2623**: in_conv comment wording (unused/ignored in improved mode, + may hold legacy carry after a mode switch); `_get_in_conv_participants -> + Set[Any]` (pids are ints in production). +- **#2624**: `poll_votes` / `poll_moderation` `since` hints datetime→int + (BIGINT epoch-millis columns; a datetime would error on comparison). +- **#2625**: persisted `last_vote_timestamp=0` preserved (was `or 1`-coerced); + zero-votes conversations now emit lastVoteTimestamp=0 (Clojure floor, + conversation.clj:161-165) — the nonzero constructor-dodge seed is floored to + 0 right after construction. +- **H-A #2639**: `engine` is validated as a single path component + (_safe_path_component) in write_recording AND compare_recordings — no + traversal. + +Gate after batch 2: **625 passed / 17 skipped / 47 xfailed** (0 failures; +16 +new tests; the postgres integration tests ran this time). + +**Held pending decisions (2 remaining):** + +- **Degenerate-tick group_clusterings (PR-C, conversation.py:896)** — Opus + investigation VERDICT: **DIVERGENT**. Clojure recomputes `:group-clusterings` + every tick unconditionally (par-compiled graph, no <2-base-cluster guard; + max-k-fn ≥ 2 always, conversation.clj:274-279, 433-445) and threads the + fresh (possibly degenerate 1-cluster) value forward; the next tick + warm-starts from it and mints split ids via `(inc max-id)`. Python's + early-return keeps the last NON-degenerate clusterings → different warm + seeds → different cluster ids across a degenerate episode. Exact fix = + don't early-return in legacy mode (compute the per-k degenerate clustering + and store it); a cheap `= {}` reset is NOT byte-faithful. Also found: the + `<2 in_conv participants` early return (conversation.py:825-830) is a + second, more-divergent unlisted edge (no smoother advance either); + SEQUENTIAL_BITS_PORT_SPEC.md misses both (its §2.5 is about DB persistence, + not the in-memory chain). Low reachability; awaiting Julien's call. +- **engine_mode ← pca `_resolve_impl_flag` import (PR-A, #2618)** — proposal: + MOVE the generic resolver to `polismath/utils/env_flags.py`; pca.py and + engine_mode.py both import it from there (no duplication, no heavy-import + chain, warnings under the right logger). Awaiting Julien's go (touches + pca.py imports). + +### What's Next (superseded by the 2026-07-22 session below) + +1. Julien's call on the 2 held items above (degenerate-tick parity port; + env-flag resolver move) → apply. +2. Blob-shape alignment PR (`to_math_main_blob()` whitelist serializer). +3. Golden-kit lift; blob regen with fixed generator (needs prodclone up); R1 + certification runs — fresh session recommended. +4. Verify the re-dispatched python-ci run on the stack top comes back green. + +## Session: Subgroup consumption trace, quirks ledger, R1 goal setup (2026-07-22) + +- **Subgroup trace (Julien's question): consumed NOWHERE** — closed subtree in + the Clojure graph; corr.clj/export.clj references commented out; the server's + only two math_main readers both pass through processMathObject (pca.ts:458) + which DELETES the three subgroup keys before caching; zero client/e2e/delphi + references; processMathObject tolerates absent keys, so the pre-delphi wiring + is safe without them. Full evidence chain in `CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md` Q7. + **Ruling: subgroups CARVED OUT of R1 acceptance** (exclusion logged per run). +- **`CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md` created** (Q1–Q9): the replication ledger for Clojure + idiosyncrasies we knowingly reproduce in legacy mode, each with its + later-fix story. Every future replicated quirk gets a row. +- **`GOAL_R1_PARITY.md` committed**: the standing autonomous goal (R1 + warm-start certification incl. poller). The two 2026-07-21 held items + (degenerate-tick port, env_flags move) are **APPROVED** under it and first + in the port queue. Includes the session wind-down/resumption protocol. + +- **TDD calibration approved (Julien)**: RED-when-pinning (written + justification suffices for trivially-derivable guards), full-suite gate per + PUSH not per commit, and gates DELEGATED to Sonnet/Haiku subagents that + return only summary + tracebacks + stall reports (Fable never reads raw + suite output). Encoded in `GOAL_R1_PARITY.md` Constraints. + +### What's Next + +Execute `GOAL_R1_PARITY.md`: Phase 0 automation kit (Sonnet clones), then the +approved degenerate-tick + env_flags ports, then per its METHOD order. + +## Session: R1 goal execution — Phase 0 kit + approved ports (2026-07-22) + +First session under `GOAL_R1_PARITY.md` autonomy. Prior python-ci run +29864494654 (spr/edge/62486a46) verified green. + +**Phase 0 delegation**: three Sonnet subagents launched in isolated git clones +(clone-per-agent, merge-back via fetch), specs written to session scratchpad: +(A) certify.py battery runner + clj/py recording caches + hash-first compare + +step-verdict cache + first-divergence focuser + divergences.json fingerprint +ledger (+ promotion of tests/replay_harness/clj_crosslang.py → +polismath/replay/crosslang.py); (B) prodclone extractor +(scripts/prodclone_extract.py, feature-filtered, .local-only output, redacted +comment text); (C) Clojure timing probe (scripts/clj_timing_probe.py). +Results merged below when done. + +**Per-change notes (ports, both pre-approved 2026-07-21/22):** + +- **env_flags resolver move** (`rkpsvslntnto`): `_resolve_impl_flag` moved + from pca.py:37-57 to new `polismath/utils/env_flags.py` as public + `resolve_impl_flag`; pca.py + utils/engine_mode.py import it from there. + Motivation pinned by test: importing `utils.engine_mode` no longer loads + `pca_kmeans_rep.pca` (numpy/pandas chain); warnings under the env_flags + logger. Resolution rules byte-identical (function moved verbatim). + tests/test_env_flags.py (8 tests; RED = ModuleNotFoundError before move, + light-import test fails on old wiring by construction). Targeted gate: + 34 passed (env_flags + engine_mode + powerit_pca). +- **Degenerate-tick port** (`kwkynyopurkz`, Q4+Q5 → REPLICATED): legacy mode + no longer early-returns on <2 base clusters nor on exactly-1 in-conv + participant — falls through to the normal legacy per-k loop, which + reproduces Clojure exactly: max_k arithmetic yields [2] (verified equal to + max-k-fn for n∈{0,1,...}); legacy_kmeans clean-start caps clusters at + distinct-point count → 1-cluster overwrite of group_clusterings with + lineage id; recovery tick warm-starts from the degenerate seed and mints + ids via (inc max-id) (clusters.clj:267); silhouette sentinel 0.0 == + Clojure's singleton rule (clusters.clj:350-353) so the P6a smoother advance + is unchanged (branch-local advance block removed as dead). 0-in-conv early + return kept in BOTH modes (unreachable past empty short-circuit given PR-E + greedy floor; belt-and-braces). Improved mode: both guards byte-for-byte. + TDD: tests/test_degenerate_tick_parity.py — RED observed on old code + (stale 2-cluster group_clusterings after collapse tick; empty structures on + single-ptpt tick), GREEN after; neighbors green (24 w/ smoother suite, 37 + w/ lineage/greedy-carry/pca-warm-start/engine-mode). +- **Q1 ban-leak replication** (`osrznmsxkmro`, Q1 → REPLICATED): legacy mode + stores mod_out_ptpts but skips the `_apply_moderation` row drop (single + choke point — vote counts, in-conv, PCA, clustering, repness all key off + rating_mat.index). Improved mode keeps the ban. SUPERSEDES #2623 T1's + legacy-mode carry-prune scenario (banning can't shrink the legacy pool + anymore); its test rewritten to pin ban-invariance + (TestCarryUnderParticipantBan); the vote_counts intersection kept as + belt-and-braces with updated comment. TDD: 4 RED legacy tests in new + tests/test_mod_ptpt_leak_parity.py, GREEN after; improved pin green + throughout; neighbors green. + +- **Priority un-mirror + Q2 prev-tick group-votes** (`vxrswynmmltr`, Q2 → + REPLICATED): priority_metric's real branching formula restored in BOTH + modes (Clojure HEAD fixed #1961 via #2611, merged 2026-07-18 — the all-49 + mirror is no longer the parity behavior). Q2: legacy priorities consume + the captured PREV-tick group-votes (conversation.clj:658 shadow; {} on + tick 1); improved uses current-tick; self.group_votes now stored each tick + (both modes). Restart seam (reloading group-votes on from_dict/poller + load, as Clojure does from math_main) DEFERRED to the poller-equivalence + phase — from_dict deliberately untouched. Test reworks: harvested the + designed xfail (test_priority_metric_non_meta_squared now gates); + TestD12CommentPriorities pins varied-output + coverage (all-49 signature + = regression); legacy-regression exact-value comparison xfailed for ALL + variants (stale pre-#2611 blobs; value parity moves to the H-B battery + until blob regen with fixed generator). TDD: RED observed, 7 GREEN; + 13+21 targeted passes, 4 designed xfails. NOTE: suite xfail/pass counts + shift vs the recorded 625/17/47 baseline — expected, itemized here. +- **Prodclone extractor merged** (`vttsspns`, Sonnet agent B): survey + + extract CLI, privacy invariants reviewed at top level (path containment + under .local/, salted fake prefix, comment text redacted, map file local + only). 51 passed + 1 integration skip in main tree (needs docker + Postgres; agent verified it live in its clone). + +**Timing probe result (Sonnet agent C, merged as `pkuouqqnmxwk`)**: on this +machine `clojure -M:replay` wall time is FLAT (~8.6–9.4s on vw 500→4683 +votes; ~9.6–11s on biodiversity 1000→29802) — JVM startup dominates +completely; fitted exponent is noise (negative), recommended_max_votes +correctly null. DEDUCED: at these scales the battery's Clojure cost is +(number of cold invocations) × ~10s, NOT conversation size — no size cutoff +needed up to ≥30k votes; prodclone small/medium extractions are unconstrained +by Clojure runtime. To ever measure a true compute exponent, amortize JVM +startup via replay.clj --repeats. Probe: scripts/clj_timing_probe.py +(27 tests + gated real-subprocess integration test). + +**Certify kit merged (Sonnet agent A, `zstxuyxv`)**: full Spec A delivered — +battery runner (run/focus CLI), clj+py recording caches (manifest-keyed), +hash-first compare + content-addressed step-verdict cache (same-input rerun += zero subprocesses, verified), acceptance projection minus subgroup trio +(Q7 exclusion printed every run), fingerprint ledger. Crosslang bridge +promoted to polismath/replay/crosslang.py (84 pre-existing tests green +across the move). 159 passed / 2 gated-skips for the whole replay_harness +dir on the merged tree. + +**FIRST BATTERY RUN (merged tree, 2026-07-22): 4/4 DIVERGENCE, all +first_div_step=0.** vw single-cut (minimal repro: ONE cold-start compute): +pca.comps[][] tolerant + pca.center[] EXACT + votes-base.N.A/.D EXACT. +uniform8/front-loaded6 add group-votes.N.votes.N.S; biodiversity adds +in-conv[]. Open fingerprints auto-accrued to docs/divergences.json +(FP-4f16810411 pca.comps, FP-80ca42344a pca.center, FP-81fda13ef6 +votes-base.A, FP-f105a7d057 votes-base.D, FP-8093bbe34f in-conv, …). +DEDUCTION anchoring next session: vw cold-start CLUSTERS pass the old +math-blob comparisons, so a step-0 exact divergence in votes-base/pca.center +most likely lives in the HARNESS INPUT MAPPING (schedule moderation="none" +vs blob's moderation state; votes-base shape in the projection; tid-set +alignment) — verify identical inputs before touching math. certify focus +reports are already on disk per entry. + +**Full-suite gate #1 (delegated Sonnet)**: 2 failed / 777 passed / 20 +skipped / 46 xfailed. The 2 failures were REAL Q2 fallout: +`test_engine_mode.py::TestColdStartInvariance` — legacy tick-1 priorities +(zero prev group-votes, Clojure-faithful) can no longer equal improved +tick-1 (current-tick group-votes). Resolution: comment_priorities is the ONE +documented carve-out from the cold-start invariance gate (Clojure's own +first tick differs from cold recompute on exactly this node); carve-out +squashed into the un-mirror commit; legacy tick-1 zero-semantics stay pinned +by test_priority_unmirror.py. All expected deltas confirmed by the gate +agent (+~154 new tests, ±priority xfail moves, +3 documented skips); one +minor residual: net xfail 46 vs naive 48 — each named change individually +confirmed, residual unreconciled against the pre-session xfail list (not +retained); next session's gate baseline BELOW supersedes it. + +**Review subagent (Sonnet, whole 7-commit diff)**: no improved-mode +regressions; quirk-ledger correctly honored (its 3 suppressed findings match +Q1/Q2/Q4/Q5 exactly). Applied (squashed into owning commits): (1) HIGH — +certify step-verdict cache key now folds in a comparer-code hash +(stepcompare/crosslang/comparer/certify sources), else a comparer bugfix +would silently serve stale MATCH verdicts — for a certification tool the +worst failure mode; (2) MED — driver subprocesses get a 3600s timeout +(hung JVM fails the entry, not the battery; TimeoutExpired → ERROR verdict +via the per-entry except); (3) MED privacy — `survey --out` now routes +through assert_under_local (survey JSON carries raw zids; CLI test updated ++ refusal test added). Noted, no change: ledger-write drift (deliberate +design — ledger accrues into the docs commit), blanket priorities xfail +(tracked in PLAN until blob regen), from_dict group_votes restore (poller +phase). Targeted re-runs green (100 passed certify+extractor; 9 passed +engine_mode). + +**Full-suite gate #2 (final tree, delegated): 780 passed / 20 skipped / +46 xfailed, 0 failures — the NEW RECORDED BASELINE** (public data, standard +ignores; the +3 skips vs old baseline are env-gated: docker-Postgres, +RUN_CLJ_INTEGRATION ×2). + +**Shipped**: 7 new Draft PRs #2641–#2647 (env_flags move, degenerate-tick, +timing probe, Q1 ban-leak, un-mirror+Q2, extractor, certify kit), stacked +below the existing docs/#2637 top; spr created them non-draft — converted +via `gh pr ready --undo` (spr draft config worth checking). python-ci +dispatched on spr/edge/62486a46: run 29881478306 — CHECK AT NEXT +ORIENTATION. Copilot reviews deliberately NOT requested yet (drafts; +request once per PR at review-ready, per goal). + +### What's Next + +1. **Diagnose the step-0 battery divergence** (top level, minimal repro): + `cd delphi && uv run python scripts/certify.py focus vw + single-cut-clojure-legacy` + read the focus-report.json. Check the + HARNESS INPUT MAPPING first (moderation state, vote stream, tid set, + votes-base shape in crosslang projection) before suspecting math — vw + cold-start clusters pass the old blob tests. Ledger every diagnosis in + docs/divergences.json (open → diagnosed). +2. Fix → `certify run` (reruns are cache-cheap) → repeat to two clean + passes. Remaining port queue behind that: blob-shape alignment + (to_math_main_blob whitelist serializer), D1 remainder, mod=-1 edge + cases in battery schedules. +3. Prodclone extractions once prodclone Postgres is up + (`prodclone_extract.py survey`); add extracted slugs + restart-seam + schedules to certify_battery.json. +4. Housekeeping: check the python-ci dispatch from this session's end; + Copilot reviews (once per PR, when review-ready); poller-equivalence + phase per MATH_POLLER_DESIGN.md (includes from_dict/poller group_votes + restore, Q2 restart seam). + +## Session: Step-0 divergence diagnosis + acceptance canonicalization (2026-07-22, session 3) + +Goal-doc session (GOAL_R1_PARITY.md). Started from GOAL_STATE.md next-action 1: +diagnose the 4/4 step-0 battery divergence on the minimal repro +(`certify.py focus vw single-cut-clojure-legacy`). + +### Diagnosis (evidence in scratch/diag_step0_ordering.py + focus reports) + +The ~1,000 step-0 divergences decompose into exactly SIX roots: + +1. **Ordering artifacts (majority of the count).** Clojure emits + `tids`/`in-conv` in hash/insertion order (`:tids` = `nm/colnames`, + conversation.clj:210) and everything positionally aligned to them follows; + Python emits sorted. Sets are EQUAL (tids 125/125, in-conv 67/67); + base-clusters bid→pid membership IDENTICAL per id; pca.comps IDENTICAL + (max 6e-9) once aligned by tid. Pure comparer artifact. +2. **Global sign negation.** py matrix = −clj matrix (Delphi flips votes at + Postgres ingress: AGREE=+1; Clojure AGREE=−1, utils.clj `agree?` = `< n 0`). + Verified: max|clj+py| on pca.center = 1e-16, base-clusters.x/y ≤ 1.4e-7, + group centers factor −1.00; comps covariance-derived hence sign-INVARIANT + and equal. Everything mean/projection-derived negates; nothing else does. +3. **votes-base shape + domain.** clj: per-base-cluster lists aligned to + sort-by-:id buckets (`agg-bucket-votes-for-tid` over `bid-to-pid`, + conversation.clj:593-608), aggregated over CLUSTERED pids only. py: int + totals over `rating_mat.index` — hence 13/125 totals also off by one + (votes from unclustered pids). +4. **Emission-shape gaps.** pca missing `comment-projection`/ + `comment-extremity` (functions EXIST since D12 — pca.py:404-470 — never + emitted); repness emitted as internal dict instead of {gid: [5 selected]} + (selection itself MATCHES: same 5 tids/group, order equal except one + exact-tie swap); group-clusters members emitted as unfolded PIDS instead + of bids (partitions IDENTICAL in pid space, all 4 groups). +5. **Moderation-state semantics.** clj emits mod-in/mod-out/lastModTimestamp + = null until moderation rows are consumed; py emits []/[] and + lastModTimestamp=last_updated. +6. **Exact-score tie ordering** in consensus.agree/disagree rank lists + (tid 65 vs 34, identical p-success to 1e-15). + +### Change landed: acceptance canonicalization (harness, TDD) + +RED first: tests/replay_harness/test_certify_canonicalization.py (9 tests) — +synthetic clj-ordered vs py-sorted blob pair; observed 2 RED (ordering +divergences + hash mismatch) before the fix, real-difference tests green. +Fix: `canonicalize_blob()` in polismath/replay/crosslang.py, applied inside +`project_acceptance` (both engines, hashing AND diffing): tids sorted with +tid-aligned pca arrays re-indexed; in-conv/mod-in/mod-out/meta-tids sorted +when lists (None passes through — None-vs-[] stays visible); base-clusters +columns re-indexed by sorted id with members sorted; group-clusters sorted +by id with members sorted. votes-base deliberately NOT permuted (already +sort-by-:id-aligned on both engines by construction). GREEN: 9/9; full +replay-harness dir 168 passed / 2 skipped. + +Battery after fix: still 4/4 DIVERGENCE (expected — real roots 2-6 remain) +but top patterns are now the REAL ports: votes-base shape, group-votes, +pca.center sign. divergences.json: 30 fingerprints diagnosed (11 marked +resolved-artifact with evidence, 17 diagnosed with fix plans, 2 tie-order), +7 remain open (4 group-votes multi-step + comment-priorities.N + 2 +aggregation-domain suspects to recheck after the votes-base port). + +### Next (precise) + +1. Serializer legacy-shape port in Conversation.to_dict (single PR): + (a) legacy group-clusters emission = self.group_clusters (members=bids, + conversation.py:2063 branch); (b) votes-base bucketed lists via + bid-to-pid (sort-by-id base-cluster members), clustered-pids domain; + (c) emit pca comment-projection/comment-extremity (existing D12 fns); + (d) legacy sign negation at emission: pca.center, base-clusters.x/y, + group-clusters centers, comment-projection; (e) repness legacy mapping + from group_repness entries (comment_id→tid, na/nd/ns→n-success/n-trials + per repful direction, ra→repness, rat→repness-test, + best-agree/n-agree); + (f) mod-in/mod-out/lastModTimestamp None-until-moderation semantics. + All mode-gated on resolve_engine_mode() == ENGINE_MODE_LEGACY. +2. Rerun battery (--refresh-py needed after conversation.py changes); + recheck the 7 open fingerprints; then multi-step (front-loaded6 steps + 1+) divergences: group-votes.N.*, n-members, comment-priorities.N. + +### Session 3 addendum — emission/selection parity landed; 3/4 battery MATCH + +Commits (stack order): `xtywnpmz` acceptance canonicalization (harness); +`oxvmnkrx` clojure-legacy blob emission + selection parity (math). All TDD +(RED observed per fix; tests/test_legacy_blob_shape.py, 25 tests + +tests/replay_harness/test_certify_canonicalization.py, 9 tests). + +Fixes beyond the morning diagnosis, each RED→GREEN: +1. **g-a-c zero-S factor** (FP-b3670cb052): Clojure multiplies (A+1)/(S+2) + over EVERY group (`:or {A 0 S 0}`, conversation.clj:639-641); python's + `total_count > 0` guard skipped zero-S groups (the 1/36-vs-2/36 factor-2). +2. **repness rest-domain** (FP-69c7a13580 family): Clojure's rest-stats sum + over the OTHER GROUPS only (repness.clj:125-131); python's "other" was + total-minus-group INCLUDING unclustered voters (explicitly documented as + "matches the old behavior"). Legacy now totals over clustered voters. +3. **Tie-order parity** (FP-0d73f006f4/FP-eaea8c1b7f): Clojure ties resolve + by stable sort over named-matrix COLUMN order = first-vote ARRIVAL order + (verified: clj tids open [24, 19, 47, …] — NOT ascending; the D10.8.1 + "insertion order == tid ascending" assumption only holds for tid-ordered + streams). update_votes now tracks `tid_arrival_order`; conv_repness takes + `tid_order`; selectors iterate as-given in legacy; legacy blobs emit tids + in arrival order with pca arrays permuted alongside; from_dict restores + the tracker. +4. **CI guard**: 3 harness tests hash real math/ files; the delphi-only CI + image has no /math (run 29881478306 failures) → skipif math-tree-absent. +5. **Cold-start invariance contract updated** (caught by the delegated full + gate, 2 RED in test_engine_mode.py): the port intentionally broke + improved==legacy at cold start — in emission (blob surface) AND in math + (rest-domain, tie order, g-a-c zero-S factor apply on tick 1 too). The + gate now serializes BOTH runs under improved emission (tests what legacy + plumbing COMPUTED, not how it serializes) and excludes the four + documented mode-divergent keys (comment_priorities/repness/consensus/ + group-aware-consensus, each pinned elsewhere); memberships, in-conv, + clusters, pca, votes-base keep the exact invariance gate. + +**Battery after: MATCH on vw:uniform8 (8 steps), vw:single-cut, +biodiversity:uniform8 (8 steps). DIVERGENCE only on vw:front-loaded6** (all +6 steps, from step 0): clj forms 14 base clusters where py forms 15 at the +small first cut (members[13]: clj [15,…] len 2 vs py [14] len 1), and +everything downstream (votes-base buckets, group-votes, repness values, +group centers) cascades from that membership difference. in-conv fingerprints +are among the still-live set — check in-conv membership FIRST (carry/greedy +at small N), then the base-cluster kmeans edge (Clojure clusters.clj vs +legacy_kmeans.py at N≈15). + +**Process gotcha (cost: one ledger rewrite):** `jj new -B @` moves the +working copy DOWN the stack — on-disk files revert to the parent state, and +any script that then rewrites a file (certify's ledger writes) snapshots a +STALE version into the wrong commit. Reconciled by merging the 60-entry +post-fix ledger with the diagnosed overlay and restoring the file out of the +code commit. Rule: run ledger-writing scripts only with the working copy at +the docs commit, or copy the result up explicitly. + +### What's Next (precise) + +1. **front-loaded6 step-0 membership divergence** (the only battery blocker): + `uv run python scripts/certify.py focus vw front-loaded6-clojure-legacy`; + read real_data/.local/replays/vw/front-loaded6-clojure-legacy/ + focus-report.json. Compare step-0 in-conv sets first (py blob vs clj blob + directly — scratch/diag_step0_ordering.py pattern); if equal, diff the + base-cluster kmeans edge: Clojure math/src/polismath/math/clusters.clj + (base clustering + cleanup of empty clusters) vs delphi + polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/legacy_kmeans.py at N≈15 (clj merges two ptpts + into one cluster: 14 clusters; py keeps 15). +2. Then rerun battery → need TWO consecutive clean passes; then extend the + battery: prodclone extractions (prodclone Postgres needed), moderation + schedules — VERIFIED: math/dev/replay.clj does NOT support moderation + interleaving (raises for moderation≠"none", replay.clj:354-367); needs an + additive mod-update extension in math/dev/ before moderation-heavy + entries —, restart seams, every-vote schedules on a small dataset. +3. Then poller equivalence per MATH_POLLER_DESIGN.md. +4. Housekeeping: python-ci re-dispatch on the updated stack (the 3 old + failures are fixed by the skip guards); Claude review subagent on the two + new PRs; Copilot review once each PR is review-ready. + +### Session 3 final — BATTERY FULLY CLEAN (4/4 MATCH, two consecutive passes) + +The front-loaded6 root turned out to be the **in-conv greedy-floor +tie-break**: user-vote-counts identical, but pids 14-18 all tie at 1 vote at +the floor boundary; Clojure admitted {15, 17}, python {14, 15}. Clojure's +`(sort-by (comp - second))` is STABLE, so equal-count ties keep the +hash-map's ITERATION order — which is DETERMINISTIC, not arbitrary: +sort by successive 5-bit chunks (low first) of Murmur3 hashLong (Clojure +hasheq for Long). Hypothesis validated against three recorded-blob oracles +(raw JSON key order of user-vote-counts: n=18 exact, n=30 exact, n=98 +exact) — Clojure map iteration order is now REPLICABLE in python. + +Port (commit `qwnrpnzk`, TDD, RED observed on the synthetic tie fixture): +`polismath/utils/clj_hash.py` (hashLong + HAMT key order; int keys only, +documented row-order fallback otherwise) + the legacy greedy candidate +order in `_get_in_conv_participants` (the PR-E "non-deterministic tie" +assumption corrected). The ≤8-entry array-map regime can't affect the pick +(ties need ≥16 ptpts → always hash-map). Improved mode unchanged. + +**Battery: 4/4 MATCH — vw uniform8 (8 steps), front-loaded6 (6 steps), +single-cut, biodiversity uniform8 (8 steps). Second consecutive pass run +with `--refresh-py` (python recordings regenerated from scratch — +determinism proven, not cached hashes). divergences.json: all 60 +fingerprints resolved.** The clj-hash oracle capability matters beyond +in-conv: ANY Clojure map-order-dependent semantics (future battery +datasets will surface more) can now be replicated exactly. + +Suite: 820 expected (gate pending at wind-down); python-ci dispatched on +spr/edge/0add28f3 (run 29884743030) BEFORE the tie-break commit — next +session re-dispatch on the updated stack. + +### Review triage (session-3 wind-down) + +Claude review subagent on #2648/#2649: #2648 clean; #2649 two findings, +both CONFIRMED and fixed (squashed into `oxvmnkrx`): +1. **HIGH — from_dict permutation asymmetry**: legacy emission permutes + pca arrays to arrival order, but from_dict only inverted the SIGN — a + warm restore would seed PCA with column-misaligned center/comps + whenever arrival ≠ natsorted (the original round-trip fixture happened + to have ascending arrival — coverage gap). Fixed: from_dict un-permutes + via the blob's tids list back to natsorted alignment; RED observed with + a non-ascending-arrival fixture + (test_legacy_from_dict_unpermutes_pca_alignment), then GREEN. +2. **MEDIUM — O(n²) set-in-comprehension** in _apply_legacy_blob_shape's + arrival reconciliation (set() rebuilt per element): hoisted, matching + the repness.py pattern. No behavior change (justified without RED per + the calibrated-TDD rule). +Reviewer false-lead rulings (repness_full shared reference, group-clusters +snake alias, g-a-c tid_key gating) accepted as not-issues with reasons. +Battery re-verified clean ×2 on the post-fix tree. + +### What's Next (goal continues — DONE criteria not yet met) + +The CURRENT battery is clean twice-over, but GOAL_R1_PARITY.md requires +the battery to cover: ALL real_data datasets, prodclone extractions +(prodclone Postgres + scripts/prodclone_extract.py survey), and edge cases +— moderation-heavy (BLOCKED on math/dev/replay.clj mod support: +raises for moderation≠none at replay.clj:354-367; needs additive +mod-update extension), revote-heavy, banned ptpts (mod=-1), meta-tids, +degenerate ticks, zero-votes, restart seams. Then poller equivalence +(MATH_POLLER_DESIGN.md). Precise next actions: +1. Add remaining real_data datasets + an every-vote schedule on a small + dataset to certify_battery.json; run battery (each new dataset pays one + clj recording). +2. Extend math/dev/replay.clj (additive, math/dev/ is allowed) with + mod-update interleaving; add moderation-heavy + banned-ptpt schedules. +3. Prodclone extractions (survey → 2-3 small/medium exports, neutral + slugs, .local only) + battery entries. +4. Restart-seam schedules (store/from_dict warm restore path). +5. Poller equivalence harness per MATH_POLLER_DESIGN.md. +6. Housekeeping: push tie-break commit (gate was pending at wind-down — + verify GREEN first); review-triage the subagent findings on #2648/#2649 + (+ new PR for qwnrpnzk); re-dispatch python-ci; Copilot reviews once + PRs leave draft. + +## Session: Battery extension to private datasets + review hardening (2026-07-22, session 3 continued) + +### Battery extended: 4 → 9 entries, 6/9 MATCH + +Loader: `dataset_dir` now resolves `real_data/.local/*-` (public wins +collisions; TDD, tests/replay_harness/test_real_data_local.py) — commit +`lmqpqrvr` with the battery-config additions. New entries: FLI uniform6, +bg2018/pakistan/engage uniform8, bg2050 uniform6. + +**MATCH: FLI (6 steps, ~91k votes, 67s) and bg2018 (8 steps, ~226k +votes) on FIRST run** — the parity ports generalize to production-scale +private data. Full 9-entry run: 72 min wall (bg2050 dominates). + +**DIVERGENCE (new root class): pakistan (first at step 4/8), engage +(step 5/8), bg2050 (step 2/6)** — votes-base bucket + base-clusters +members diffs appearing MID-CHAIN, not at step 0. Something in cumulative +warm-start state at scale (base-cluster lineage carry, kmeans assignment +order, or another Clojure map-order semantics — the clj_hash oracle now +exists for any of those). Ledgered as 8 open fingerprints; bg2050 +focus-report generation was launched at wind-down +(real_data/.local/replays/bg2050/uniform6-clojure-legacy/focus-report.json +— check it exists at next orientation). + +### #2650 review triage (Claude subagent) + +Verified the Murmur3/HAMT port byte-exact vs upstream and the legacy gate +leak-free. ONE high finding, CONFIRMED + fixed (squashed into `qwnrpnzk`): +**production pids are STRINGS** (poll_votes / run_math_pipeline cast +str(pid)) while the replay harness uses ints — the int-only gate in +clojure_hash_map_key_order made the tie-break fix a silent NO-OP on the +production path. Fix: numeric-string keys normalize to Long for hashing +(identity preserved); RED observed with a string-pid fixture +(test_legacy_greedy_tie_follows_clojure_hash_order_string_pids), GREEN +after. Lesson for the harness→production seam: replay types use int pids; +production stringifies — cover BOTH shapes in any pid-keyed parity test. + +### What's Next (precise) + +1. **Mid-chain divergence diagnosis** (the only battery blocker): read + bg2050 focus-report.json (earliest divergence, step 2); check FIRST + whether in-conv/base-cluster membership diverges at the first divergent + step (diag pattern: scratch/diag_step0_ordering.py adapted to step N); + suspect order-dependent cumulative state; the clj_hash module covers + any Clojure map-order need. Then pakistan/engage focus reports. +2. Then: two consecutive clean passes on all 9; add front-loaded/single-cut + variety per private dataset (cheap: clj recordings cached per schedule); + every-vote on vw (smallest); moderation schedules (clj driver extension + needed, replay.clj:354-367); prodclone extractions; restart seams; + poller equivalence (MATH_POLLER_DESIGN.md). +3. Housekeeping: push done at wind-down (verify); python-ci run on final + head; review findings on #2648/#2649/#2650 all fixed in-session. + +### Mid-chain divergence ROOT CAUSE: Clojure's large-conv mini-batch PCA (Q10) + +Diagnosis chain (evidence in scratch/RESUME_bg2050_midchain.md + tool runs): +at bg2050 step 2, in-conv sets, user-vote-counts, tids, and clustered +per-tid vote totals are ALL identical between engines — yet pca.center +differs on 4776/6701 tids. Vote-stream theories eliminated one by one: +slicers are line-identical (py types.py:101 stable (t_ms, file-idx) sort == +clj replay.clj:99-105 `sort-by (juxt :t-ms :file-idx)`; same (prev,cut] +boundaries); flippable same-second revote pairs in the window: only 4; +the cut-boundary tie-group split involves 2 votes both included +identically. Then the scout surfaced conversation.clj:784-815: + +**`conv-update` dispatches to `large-conv-update` when n-ptpts > 10000 OR +n-cmts > 5000; its :pca is mini-batch `partial-pca` over a FRESH UNSEEDED +Mersenne-Twister row sample PER ITERATION** (conversation.clj:757-773). +Python always runs full PCA. Verified on all three divergent entries: the +first divergent step is EXACTLY the first step crossing the cutoff +(pakistan step 4: n=10964, n-cmts=6028; engage step 5: n-cmts=5765; +bg2050 step 2: n-cmts=6701), every prior step matches. + +Because the sampling is UNSEEDED, there is NO deterministic reference on +the mini-batch path — two Clojure runs of the same large conversation +differ from each other. Ledgered as **CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md Q10**; the 8 +affected fingerprints in divergences.json carry the full diagnosis. + +**Decision (goal autonomy): certify the deterministic full-PCA path.** +`conv-update` accepts `{:ptpt-cutoff :cmt-cutoff}` opts — the clj replay +driver (math/dev/replay.clj, ours to change) will pass them HUGE so both +engines compute full PCA at every size; the carve-out is logged on every +certification run (like Q7). The poller phase must then document python's +always-full-PCA as an intentional improvement for the production cutover. + +Also: two PCA facts learned from the scout for future parity work — +Clojure's PCA input `mat` is the NIL→COLUMN-MEAN imputed dense matrix over +ALL rows (conversation.clj:358-380, small graph), and `:center` is the +mean over that imputed matrix (explains why center ≠ (D−A)/S over +clustered rows). Python's full-PCA path evidently matches both (small-conv +entries certify clean), but any future PCA change must preserve them. + +### What's Next (updated) + +1. **Implement the Q10 carve-out**: (a) math/dev/replay.clj — pass + `{:ptpt-cutoff Long/MAX_VALUE :cmt-cutoff Long/MAX_VALUE}` (or 10^9) + into conv-update, print the carve-out notice per run; (b) refresh the + clj recordings for pakistan/engage/bg2050 (--refresh-clj for those + entries; cache manifests hash replay.clj so the change auto-invalidates); + (c) rerun battery → expect 9/9 MATCH; then run once more for the + two-consecutive-passes requirement. +2. Then battery variety + edge cases (moderation via clj driver extension, + banned ptpts, meta-tids, zero-votes, restart seams, every-vote on vw), + prodclone extractions, poller equivalence (MATH_POLLER_DESIGN.md). +3. Housekeeping: docs push at wind-down; review #2651 next session; + python-ci run 29889678152 check. + +### Q10 battery result + a second Clojure nondeterminism: PCA component signs + +Battery after the Q10 carve-out (full re-record of all 9 clj recordings, +89 min): **pakistan, engage, bg2050 all MATCH** — the mini-batch root is +confirmed fixed. But vw:single-cut REGRESSED vs its own earlier recording: +the re-recorded Clojure run flipped comps[1]'s sign (first-tick power +iteration has NO start vectors — the unseeded init makes component signs +run-arbitrary, Clojure-vs-Clojure). Verified: comps[1] max|clj+py|=8e-9 +(flipped) while comps[0] matches; base-clusters.y negated with it. +Earlier vw MATCHes were sign-lucky. + +Fix (harness, squashed into #2648 with message updated): canonicalize_blob +now fixes each component's sign deterministically (max-|entry| positive, +evaluated after tid alignment) and flips every component-aligned array +with it (comps row, comment-projection row, base-clusters x/y, +group-clusters center[k]); pca.center never flips (data mean). TDD: 4 new +tests, RED observed on the flip-absorption cases; an inconsistent flip +(y negated without comps[1]) still diverges. 67/67 harness tests green. + +### MILESTONE: 9/9 battery MATCH, TWO consecutive passes (all real_data) + +Pass 1 (34 min, fresh comparisons): 9/9 MATCH. Pass 2 (20 s, hash-cached): +9/9 MATCH. The battery now certifies ALL seven real_data datasets — vw ×3 +schedules, biodiversity, FLI, bg2018, pakistan, engage, bg2050 (91k-1M +votes, warm-start chains to 8 steps) — under the logged Q7 + Q10 +carve-outs. divergences.json: EVERY fingerprint resolved. + +Process gotcha #2 (cost: one ledger recovery): running jj operations that +REWRITE THE WORKING COPY (squash/describe → rebase cascade) while a +long-running battery holds the repo clobbered docs/divergences.json — the +battery's end-of-run ledger save wrote its stale in-memory view over the +rebased file. Recovered via `jj evolog` → `jj file show -r `. +Rule: while a battery/recorder runs, NO jj history-rewriting commands; +queue them for after the run (read-only jj is fine). + +Remaining for DONE (unchanged): battery edge-case coverage (moderation via +clj driver extension, banned ptpts, meta-tids, zero-votes, degenerate +ticks, every-vote, restart seams), prodclone extractions, then poller +equivalence. The certification loop itself is now proven end-to-end at +production scale. + +### Moderation-flow recon (scout, verbatim evidence in session-3 log) + +For the replay.clj mod extension + python mod_update parity port: +- Clojure's moderation entry point is `conv/mod-update` (conversation.clj: + 845-884), invoked by conv-man's :moderation message handler — SEPARATE + from conv-update, on raw comments rows {:tid :is_meta :mod :modified} + from mod-poll (comments WHERE modified > last-mod-timestamp, + postgres.clj:148-161). +- Semantics (INCREMENTAL reducer, order-sensitive): mod-out conj if + `is_meta OR mod=-1` else DISJ; mod-in conj if `is_meta OR mod=1` else + DISJ; meta-tids conj if is_meta else disj. NOTE: is_meta rows land in + BOTH mod-out and mod-in. Un-moderation REMOVES from sets — python's + update_moderation (replace-only-when-truthy) cannot express this; the + H-A driver's _guard_moderation_clear exists for exactly that gap. +- Watermark: `:last-mod-timestamp = max(existing-or-0, rows' :modified)`. +- Banned participants (participants.mod=-1): NO read of the participants + table exists anywhere in math/src's conv-update flow — confirms Q1 (the + ban leak is structural: Clojure never consumes bans). +- Message ordering: conv-man processes [:votes :moderation] in that order + per batch (conv_man.clj:355-371). + +Port plan (next session): (a) python `mod_update`-parity method on +Conversation (incremental reducer + watermark + is_meta coupling), +mode-gated or replacing update_moderation semantics where safe; (b) +replay.clj: feed mod rows between vote steps mirroring the :votes-then- +:moderation order; (c) schedule spec: mod events already supported +py-side (ReplayStep.mod_events); teach the clj driver the same slicing; +(d) moderation-heavy battery entries — need a dataset WITH moderation +(check comments CSVs for mod/is_meta columns; else prodclone extraction +with moderation-heavy feature filter). + +### every-vote entry added — NEW small-N edge exposed (open) + +vw:every-vote (4683 steps, one recompute per vote, 13 min) DIVERGES from +step 0 (4650/4683 divergent steps): base-clusters.id[] + votes-base bucket +diffs. Step 0 = a SINGLE VOTE (1 ptpt, 1 cmt) — the extreme degenerate +regime the goal doc lists as an edge case, beyond what uniform schedules +ever hit (their step 0 already has hundreds of votes). Suspect: base- +cluster id/lineage assignment at tiny N diverging early and persisting +through the chain (memberships may match while IDS differ — check that +FIRST via the focus report + a step-0/1/2 blob diff, diag pattern +scratch/diag_step0_ordering.py). Focus-report generation launched at +wind-down: real_data/.local/replays/vw/every-vote-clojure-legacy/ +focus-report.json (verify it exists at orientation; regenerate with +`certify.py focus vw every-vote-clojure-legacy` if not — NOTE it compares +up to 4650 divergent steps, so expect minutes). + +The 9-entry battery remains 9/9 MATCH ×2 — this is ADDITIONAL coverage +doing its job (every-vote was added precisely to surface density edges). + +### every-vote step-0 diagnosis COMPLETE: python small-N degenerate guards + +Direct acceptance diff of step 0 (1 ptpt × 1 cmt, single agree vote) shows +exactly FOUR divergences, all python early-return guards where Clojure +runs the real math on the 1×1 matrix: +1. pca.center[0]: clj -1.0 (the vote, clj convention) vs py -0.0 — py's + PCA short-circuits to zeros at tiny dims instead of computing the mean. +2. pca.comps: clj length 1 (components capped at matrix rank) vs py 2 + (padded). +3. repness.0: clj 1 entry (best-agree guarantee holds even for one + comment) vs py [] (conv_repness's `shape < 2` early return, + repness.py:806-807). +4. consensus.agree: clj 1 entry vs py [] (same guard family). +Steps 0-2 structure (base/group clusters, votes-base, in-conv) is +IDENTICAL — the cascade through 4650 steps is these guards persisting +while the conversation is tiny, plus whatever follows once real +differences compound; fix the guards first, then re-run the entry. + +Port plan (TDD, legacy-gated where improved behavior is deliberate): +single-vote/1-cmt fixtures with EXACT expected values from Clojure's +formulas (center = -mean in emitted convention; comps rank-capped; +repness best-agree entry; consensus selection on 1 cmt). Files: +polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/pca.py (tiny-dim path), repness.py:806 guard, +conversation.py consensus wiring. Then rerun vw:every-vote → expect +MATCH; then the 10-entry battery twice. + +### Degenerate-guard port LANDED; next every-vote edge pinned at step 57 + +Small-N degenerate parity commit (between Q10 commit and docs): legacy +mode runs the real math on tiny matrices (PCA guards only fire on EMPTY +dims; conv_repness computes; projections/comment-projection zero-pad to +2-D). TDD with exact Clojure-derived single-vote values; 76 targeted +tests green; improved-mode guards pinned unchanged. + +every-vote rerun: first divergence moved 0 → 57 (steps 0-56 all MATCH — +the port works). NEW pinned oracle at the 56→57 transition (n=8, in-conv +identical): a vote makes pids 5 and 7's rows identical; Clojure's kmeans +MERGES them into cluster id 8 (pid 5 leaves its singleton id 6, which +empties and is dropped → 7 clusters), python keeps 8 singletons. Note the +tie went to the LAST coincident center (id 8, not 6) — characteristic of +Clojure `min-key` keeping the LAST minimum on ties, vs numpy argmin +keeping the FIRST (or py never reassigning on a warm start). NEXT: read +Clojure clusters.clj kmeans assignment (min-key semantics, cluster +iteration order, empty-cluster drop) vs polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/ +legacy_kmeans.py on this exact two-step oracle +(real_data/.local/replays/vw/every-vote-clojure-legacy steps 056/057). + +### Step-57 root SHARPENED (end of session): warm-start kmeans machinery + +Decisive fact: at step 57 pids 5 and 7 have IDENTICAL projections in BOTH +engines (-1.776526, 0.651393) — clj puts both in cluster 8; py keeps them +split across 6 and 8. Two identical rows cannot land in different clusters +under a correct Lloyd pass against fixed step-start centers (both loops +verified structurally identical: ≥1 cluster-step, stop-after, +clusters.clj:301-312 == legacy_kmeans.py:425-468; tie-break last-wins +already ported). Therefore the divergence is INSIDE the warm-start +machinery — candidates, in order: (a) clean-start-clusters vs +clean_start_clusters semantics with k>n and duplicate points (dedup / +reseed of coincident previous centers, clusters.clj:~149-230); (b) +cluster_step center-update timing (assign against step-start centers vs +incremental); (c) the empty-cluster drop rule. Next session: trace this +exact 2-point scenario through both clean-starts + one cluster-step by +hand (steps 056/057 blobs are the oracle; py driver can replay to step 57 +via a truncated every-vote schedule if internals need inspection). + +### Step-57 analysis concluded for the session: uniqify exact-equality edge + +Theory chain, each step verified against blobs/stream: +- pids 5/7 vote rows are NOT identical ({57:+1, 64:+1, 20:pass} vs + {57:+1, 36:+1}); vote 57 is pid 5's PASS on tid 20. +- Step-56 centers of clusters 6/8 are 0.57 apart (no knife edge there); + at step 57 BOTH engines move both pids to ~(-1.77653, 0.65139), i.e. + near-coincident (~1e-9 separation in py). +- Mechanism (clean-start phase, BEFORE the Lloyd pass): safe-recenter + puts each singleton's center AT its member's new projection; then + `uniqify-clusters` merges on EXACT center equality (clusters.clj:222, + ported at legacy_kmeans.py:318). Clojure's two projections are exactly + equal → merge (id tie → max-key LAST → 8 ✓ observed); python's differ + at ~1e-9 → no merge → split-loop returns 8 singletons → Lloyd keeps + everyone at zero distance ✓ observed. Both engines are internally + consistent — they disagree on BIT-EQUALITY of two projections computed + from DIFFERENT vote rows. +- OPEN QUESTION (next session): why are clj's projections for different + rows bit-identical? Candidates: a rounding step in clj's proj pipeline + we haven't found; sparsity-formula cancellation; or my pid→cluster + attribution is off. NEXT ACTION: extend math/dev/replay.clj (ours) to + dump per-step :proj rows for diagnosis, and dump py's proj at step 57 + via a truncated every-vote replay; compare pid-5/7 projections at full + precision in both engines. If clj genuinely rounds projections + somewhere, port it; if this is irreducible float-noise on a + bit-equality predicate, the acceptance question (documented ε-tolerance + for uniqify-merge boundary flips) goes to the goal-decision ledger. + +### Step-57 ROOT CAUSE FOUND AND VERIFIED: Q11 — vectorz distance cancellation + +The uniqify/exact-equality theory was WRONG (probe showed clean-start +returns 8 singletons; projections differ at 4.66e-15). The merge happens +in the FIRST cluster-step: with the row passed as a vectorz +ArraySubVector VIEW (exactly what kmeans's data-iter produces), +`matrix/distance` returns **0.0 for BOTH clusters** — vectorz computes +d² = |a|²+|b|²−2a·b, and cancellation floors the true 4.66e-15 to +exactly 0.0 (numpy reproduces this bit-for-bit with the same formula). +Both distances tie → min-key LAST-wins → both pids join cluster 8 → +cluster 6 empties → dropped. The same call with a copied row (different +type) returns the true distances — the behavior is TYPE-DEPENDENT inside +vectorz, but deterministic on the kmeans path. + +Evidence chain (all in math/dev/proj_probe.clj, reusable): +chained-replay probe reproduces the recording bit-exactly (step-56 +centers match the blob to the last digit); phase-by-phase clean-start = +8 singletons; isolated add-to-closest with copied row → cluster 6; +with the VIEW row → cluster 8 + both distances 0.0. + +**Port (next cycle, TDD)**: legacy-mode kmeans distance = +sqrt(max(0, |a|²+|b|²−2a·b)) in float64 at the shared distance helper in +legacy_kmeans.py (covers add_to_closest + most_distal + group-level +kmeans — same machinery). RED on the exact step-57 pair; then every-vote +rerun; then battery ×2. Ledgered as CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md Q11. + +NOTE: math/dev/proj_probe.clj is a NEW dev-only diagnostic (cache-safe: +replay.clj untouched); commit it with the Q11 port. + +### Q11 ported; knife-edge carved out; BATTERY 10/10 MATCH ×2 + +Q11 port (commit between degenerate-parity and docs): `_euclidean` in +legacy_kmeans.py now computes the vectorz formula +sqrt(max(0, |a|²+|b|²−2ab)) — reproduces Clojure's 0.0-collapse on the +real step-57 pair bit-for-bit (TDD: RED on the pair + warm-start merge +integration; the pre-Q11 "all-singletons" lineage test pinned python's +old distance, not Clojure — contract corrected to "merges only ever at +Q11-distance 0.0"). + +every-vote rerun still diverged at 57: **python's OWN pair (different +low bits from cross-engine PCA noise at 1e-9) leaves a 2.98e-08 +cancellation residue where Clojure's collapses to exactly 0.0.** The +merge decision on near-coincident pairs is bit-chaotic — irreducible +without bit-identical arithmetic end-to-end (impossible cross-language). +DECISION (documented for the walkthrough; same pattern as Q7/Q10): the +full-length every-vote entry is replaced by its knife-edge-free 56-step +prefix (scripts/schedules/vw-every-vote-56.json — explicit-event-index +cuts 1..56) as the battery's density edge case; per-vote recompute +granularity is not a production regime (the poller batches votes). + +**Battery: 10/10 MATCH, two consecutive passes** (pass 1: 35 min full +re-record of all py recordings post-Q11; pass 2: cached). Ledger: ALL +fingerprints resolved (0 open, 0 diagnosed). + +### What's Next + +1. Full-suite gate + push (Q11 commit + docs) — at wind-down. +2. Battery coverage still owed for DONE: moderation-heavy (clj driver + mod extension per the recon spec), banned ptpts, meta-tids, + zero-votes, restart seams, prodclone extractions. +3. Poller equivalence (MATH_POLLER_DESIGN.md). + +## Session 3, prodclone cycle: extractions in the battery + Q12 + +Prodclone Postgres reachable again (pgproxy container was down since the +last reboot — `docker start pgproxy`, host port 15432, db +polis_prodclone). Survey run (63,845 conversations classified; full JSON +in .local/prodclone_survey.json). FIVE extractions minted with neutral +slugs into .local: pc-revote-01 (~56k votes, 97% revotes), pc-banned-01 +(~54k votes, banned ptpts), pc-smallmix-01 (~5k), pc-midmix-01 (~49k), +pc-zerovote-01 (empty). Battery grew to 15 entries. + +First prodclone battery: **12/15 MATCH — including pc-banned-01 on the +first try (Q1 ban-leak replication validated on real production data) +and pc-zerovote-01 (empty-conversation path, 0 steps both engines)**. + +Diagnosis of the 3 divergent: +- pc-smallmix-01 / pc-midmix-01: comps agree in SIGN but carry a ~4e-4 + step-0 residual — **Q12**: Clojure's cold-tick PCA start is + unseeded-random (pca.clj:79-82); with a small eigengap, 100 iterations + leave start-dependence, so even Clojure-vs-Clojure differs on cold + ticks. CARVE-OUT: both replay drivers pin the cold start to the ones + vector (the padding value; single-element [1.0] start expands at any + width) — dev/replay.clj certify-cold-start-pca + replay/driver.py. + (Also noted: base-clusters.x/y + comment-projection still classify as + EXACT family in stepcompare — PCA-derived floats should be tolerant; + reclassification is taxonomically right but does NOT absorb this noise + — the pin is the operative fix. Reclassify opportunistically later.) +- pc-revote-01 (votes-base counts, all 6 steps): left OPEN pending the + post-Q12 rerun — cold-PCA noise plausibly cascades into base-cluster + bucket boundaries; if it survives the pin, suspect real revote + semantics next. + +Full 15-entry battery re-record (both engines; Q12 changed both drivers) +launched at wind-down: TWO passes chained in one background command — +read the verdict at orientation. + +### Post-Q12 battery: 14/15 ×2; pc-revote-01 root narrowed + +Full re-record (both engines, 91 min) + cached pass 2: **14/15 MATCH +twice — Q12 fixed pc-smallmix-01 AND pc-midmix-01, and cleared +pc-revote-01's step 0.** Its residual (step 1+, cascading): base-cluster +PARTITIONS differ for 4/100 clusters over pids {23, 28, 82, 99, 108} +with in-conv, user-vote-counts, and bucket-sum totals ALL identical; the +differing clusters sit at real distances (0.07-4.2 — NOT a Q11 knife +edge). This entry is the battery's first k 108 > 82 — a THIRD ordering. Partition difference over + {80, 82, 108} + lineage cascade = exactly the recorded divergence. +- Distances differ cross-engine at ~1e-5 RELATIVE (clj 0.0664387 vs py + 0.0664763 — residual small-eigengap power-iteration noise, tolerant- + accepted by design). The within-engine gaps among the tied four are + ≤2.5e-16 — ELEVEN orders below cross-engine geometry noise. DEDUCED: + no arithmetic port can reproduce Clojure's extraction order here; it + would need bit-identical PCA end-to-end (impossible cross-language, + established at Q11/vw-57). Same irreducibility class as the every-vote + step-57 knife edge → per the pre-authorized decision rule: CARVE OUT. +- Bonus finding, ledgered as a Q11 CORRECTION: clj `most-distal` does + NOT use the cancellation formula — get-row-by-name rows yield the TRUE + distance under matrix/distance (its knife-edge gaps are true-formula- + sized, 1e-16, not the 1e-14 the cancellation formula gives on the same + points). py's Q11 port applies the cancellation formula at the shared + helper incl. most_distal — benign wherever gaps > ~1e-8·scale; only + matters inside the Q13 class, which is carved out. Left as-is. + +**Carve-out executed (Q13 in CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md):** +- Surveyed prodclone directly for revote-heavy 20-99-ptpt conversations + (survey JSON's revote list had only the 205-ptpt original + two 1-ptpt + degenerates). Picked the richest: 34 ptpts / 8,361 votes / 277 + comments / 28.4% revote fraction (largest absolute superseded-vote + volume in class, ~246 votes/ptpt). Extracted as pc-revote-02 + (extractor minted slug; zid only in prodclone_map.json). +- Battery entry swapped pc-revote-01 → pc-revote-02 (uniform6). MATCH + 6/6 on the FIRST certify run — no knife edge, revote semantics fully + exercised. pc-revote-01 recordings retained on disk as evidence. +- Ledger: refound fingerprints FP-912391ece7 / FP-c29173e1ba / + FP-98dc728043 (votes-base.N.*[] exact) annotated with the Q13 root + + carve-out; 0 open entries. + +**BATTERY: 15/15 MATCH, TWO consecutive passes** (chained in one run; +pass 1 fresh compare for pc-revote-02, pass 2 cached). + +**Reviews (goal method §4):** review subagent on #2651-#2655 returned 3 +findings, all valid: (1) #2653's small-dim PCA/repness parity is an +unledgered quirk (distinct from Q4/Q5 — clustering-only) → add quirks +row; (2) #2653 tests cover only 1x1, not 1xN/Nx1 tiny shapes (partially +covered empirically by every-vote-56 early steps); (3) #2655's Q12 pin +(driver.py:103) has no regression test — a deletion would go undetected +(py's own seeded start is independently deterministic). Fixes to fold +into owning commits. python-ci on spr/edge/90ba0c34: SUCCESS ×2. + +### What's Next + +1. Meta-tids battery entry: clj driver already reads is-meta from the + comments CSV (replay.clj:329-349); verify certify passes --comments; + extract pc-meta-01; likely NO clj driver change. +2. Moderation-heavy: replay.clj mod-update extension (raise at 398-403) + — BATCH with any other replay.clj change (driver hash keys the clj + recording cache; a touch = full ~90 min re-record). +3. Restart-seam schedules: py from_dict warm-restore; clj restore path + per MATH_POLLER_DESIGN.md; new schedule field. +4. Review fixes (#2653 quirks row + tiny-shape tests; #2655 pin test). +5. Final battery ×2 over the grown battery → poller equivalence. + +### Session 4 (cont.): mod/restart port built; clj seam validated; Q15 found + +Per MOD_RESTART_PORT_SPEC.md (written this session from verbatim source +reads of mod-update conversation.clj:846-884, conv-man batch ordering +:361-371, load-or-init :188-207 + restructure-json-conv :171-186, and +db/load-conv's longs-else-keywords JSON key-fn postgres.clj:419-433): + +- **py `Conversation.mod_update`** — TDD (RED: 14 AttributeError + the + semantics inexpressible via update_moderation), GREEN 16/16 incl. Q15. +- **Q15 discovered & replicated**: conv-update's plumbing-graph output has + no :last-mod-timestamp node → EVERY votes tick drops the mod watermark + (blob lastModTimestamp non-null only on mod-tick writes; fresh + mod-update floors at (or nil 0)). Found via the vw restart probe; + legacy recompute() now nulls it (test pair legacy/improved). +- **replay.clj batch edit** (ONE edit, cache re-record owed): mod-events + reader (comments CSV modified/mod/is-meta, ms units), slice weaving + (schedule.py:204-210 rule mirrored), run-once votes→mod-update ordering + (conv-man [:votes :moderation]), restart_after seam via prep-main JSON + round-trip (db/load-conv key-fn) + restructure-json-conv + + full-history raw-rating-mat + mod-update — production functions called, + not reimplemented. +- **clj seam VALIDATED on vw uniform8-restart4**: steps 0-4 BIT-IDENTICAL + to the cached uniform8 recordings (driver edit is regression-free); + steps 5-7 differ ONLY in mod-in/mod-out null→[] (restructure + set-ification — the py restore must set moderation_applied) plus + subgroup-* keys (Q7-carved-out). PCA/clusters/repness/votes-base + reconverge identically through the seam on this dataset. +- New schedules (scripts/schedules/): pc-modheavy-01 + pc-meta-01 + uniform6-mod (interleave-by-timestamp), vw uniform8-restart4, + pc-midmix-01 uniform6-restart3. Battery grown to 19 entries; + every-vote-56 notes now claim the degenerate-tick edge case. + Extraction targets picked from live prodclone: modheavy zid→ + pc-modheavy-01 (11.7k votes, 215 ptpts, 81% modout, 25 meta), + meta zid→pc-meta-01 (4.7k votes, 109 ptpts, 31 meta = 25%); both + 100% modified-populated (ms epoch), ranges overlap votes. + (zids only in prodclone_map.json at extraction time.) +- py plumbing (ModEvent.is_meta, real_data mod_events, driver legacy + mod path + restart_after, certify --comments, extractor columns) + delegated to a Sonnet subagent per spec — integration + review at + top level when it lands. + +### Session 4 (cont.): review-fix tests found a REAL uncovered quirk (Q16) + +Closing the s4 review finding on #2653 (only 1x1 tested) with +Clojure-referenced tiny-shape tests: 1xN expectations extracted from the +every-vote-56 clj recording step-002 (public vw data — committable +literals); Nx1 from a SYNTHETIC 3-ptpt x 1-comment fixture run through +the clj replay driver (scratchpad, votes +1/+1/-1). The Nx1 test FAILED +against python: comment-projection [[-2/3],[-0.0]] and TWO base clusters +where Clojure emits [[0.0],[0.0]] and ONE cluster (members [10 11 12], +x/y [0.0]). + +Root (pca.clj:134-157): `[pc1 pc2] comps` destructure with rank-1 comps +leaves pc2 nil; `utils/zip` truncates to empty; the sparsity-aware +reduce never runs → EVERY projection (ptpts + comments, both +components) is exactly [0.0 0.0]. The old py interpretation ("zero-fill +the missing second component") was WRONG — it survived because 1xN +ticks have zero-variance comps (projections zero either way; the +battery's every-vote-56 couldn't distinguish). Nx1 never occurs in any +battery dataset. Ledgered as Q16; replicated at the two projection +helpers (pca.py); tiny-shape tests now pin both shapes with +Clojure-derived exact values. every-vote-56 unaffected (identical +values by construction — battery rerun will confirm). + +### Session 4 (cont.): mod-entry certification — two ports landed, two open fronts + +Integrated the py-plumbing subagent's work (ModEvent.is_meta in types.py, +real_data mod-events loader, driver legacy mod path + _restart_conversation, +certify --comments, extractor is-meta/modified columns; its full-suite run +889/19/46 green). Extractions: pc-modheavy-01 (11.7k votes, 215 ptpts, 81% +modout, 25 meta) + pc-meta-01 (4.7k votes, 109 ptpts, 31 meta). Schedule ids +de-duplicated (certify appends -; files now carry bare ids). + +pc-meta-01 certification, iterating first-divergence: +1. Step 0 diverged: MY replay.clj design flaw — creation-time meta-tids + seeding from --comments PLUS woven mod-update = clj meta-tids ∪ superset. + Fixed: interleave schedules skip the seed (meta enters via mod-update + only, the production-reachable route). Step 0 now MATCHES. +2. Step 1 group-votes diverged: py tallied the mod-ZEROED rating_mat + (A=0/D=0, S=all — "everyone passed") where Clojure's group-votes + aggregates votes-base = RAW-rating-mat tallies (conversation.clj:601-608 + read verbatim). TWO py tally sites: _compute_group_votes AND a duplicate + inline tally in to_dict (conversation.py:2412-2471) — both now + legacy-gated to raw (TDD: TestGroupVotesTallyRawMatrix RED (0,0)→GREEN; + improved mode keeps its snapshotted zeroed tally, S-inflation flagged as + a later fix). Step 1 now MATCHES. +3. Residual (step 2+): base-cluster PARTITION IDENTICAL, one id differs + (clj keeps step-1 id 21; py kills it in uniqify and re-mints 31). + Probe (in-process, py): step-2 uniqify merges THREE identical-center + groups ([3,5],[8,10],[15,16,18]) — bit-identical centers from coincident + projections; moderation shrinks live comment space (43→~21) so + coincidence density jumps. Borderline center-equality is cross-engine + float-chaos → id-lineage divergence. Q13 family, uniqify variant. + +pc-modheavy-01: step 1 = same lineage knife-edge (partition equal, ids +differ). Step 2 partition diverges outright: py 92 clusters vs clj 80 — +py's split loop runs to possible=92 (n_distinct_rows=92 of 105 in-conv) +while clj stops at ~80: **the DISTINCT-PROJ-ROW COUNT itself diverges** +(12 row-pairs collide in clj but not py). NOT yet classified (chaos vs +semantic): rows differing only on moderated (zeroed) columns are +bit-identical in BOTH engines, so 12 cross-engine collision differences +look SYSTEMATIC — suspect a semantic gap in the projection path under +moderation (imputation/sparsity-scale/zeroing interaction) rather than +12 independent ulp coincidences. + +### What's Next (SESSION OPENER — precise) + +1. **pc-modheavy-01 step-2 distinct-rows probe** (the decisive fork): + extend proj-probe batch-probe (math/dev/proj_probe.clj) for + pc-modheavy-01 cuts [1952, 3904, 5856] WITH mod weaving (use the new + replay.clj mod machinery via a 3-cut prefix of + scripts/schedules/pc-modheavy-01-uniform6-mod.json): print clj's + (count (distinct rows)) at step 2, and the first few EQUAL-in-clj row + pairs at %.17g. Diff vs py (probe pattern in journal above; py sees 92 + distinct of 105, singleton-size histogram {1:87,...}). If the colliding + rows differ at ulp level in py → chaos → carve out mod-HEAVY warm + chains and swap coverage to LIGHTER-moderation entries; if rows are + equal/inequal for a SEMANTIC reason (projection path under moderation) + → port it. Low-mod meta candidates already surveyed (prodclone, + ptpt-per-live ≤0.5, ready to extract) — the zid shortlist lives in + real_data/.local/meta_candidates_2026-07-22.txt (never committed). +2. pc-meta-01 uniqify id-lineage: same fork — probably carve/swap to a + low-mod meta candidate (above) since partition matches and only + id-minting chaos remains. +3. Full battery ×2 launched at wind-down (19 entries; expect ~17 MATCH + + 2 open mod entries; restart entries vw-restart4 + pc-midmix-restart3 + get FIRST certification — check their verdicts FIRST at orientation: + py _restart_conversation vs clj restart-conv is NEW machinery; + mod-in/mod-out null→[] seam expectation per this session's probe). +4. Reviews owed on the new PRs from this session's push (mod/restart + + Q13-Q16); python-ci dispatched at push — check at orientation. +5. Then: poller equivalence (MATH_POLLER_DESIGN.md) once battery closes. + +### Session 4 wind-down: #2656 review findings (triage: all four VALID, apply next session) + +Review subagent findings on PR #2656 — deliberately NOT applied in-session: +the overnight battery reads the live tree (py cache keys on source-tree +hash; mid-run edits would contaminate pass-1/pass-2 comparability), and +all four are dormant for the entries being recorded (verified: the two +restart datasets' comments CSVs are old-format → dataset.mod_events +empty). Apply as review-fix squashes into #2656's commit at next session +START (before any new extraction or certify run): + +1. MEDIUM driver.py:244 — _restart_conversation replays + dataset.mod_events unconditionally, bypassing spec.moderation; clj + restart-conv replays only WOVEN mods (mapcat :mods steps-so-far). + FIX: derive the restart mod history from steps[k].mod_events for + k <= restart index (pass steps or woven mods in), NOT dataset-level. + LANDMINE: bites the first restart_after schedule on a NEW-format + comments CSV (the new extractor always writes modified/is-meta) even + with moderation="none" — fix BEFORE extracting anything new. +2. LOW driver.py:153 — no restart_after range validation (clj CLI + validates 0 <= r <= n_steps-2, replay.clj). Mirror it py-side. +3. LOW real_data.py:29 — py requires BOTH modified+is-meta columns for + mod events; clj requires only modified (is-meta optional → false). + Relax the py header check to {"modified"}. +4. LOW conversation.py:3064 — a THIRD inline group-votes tally in + to_dynamo_dict still reads the zeroed rating_mat, all modes (no + downstream reader of that field today — verified dynamodb.py never + consumes it — but contradicts the PR's stated fix scope). Apply the + same tally_mat gate. + +### Overnight battery verdict (2026-07-22 s4 wind-down run, both passes identical) + +**15/19 MATCH ×2** — every pre-existing entry stays clean after the FULL +clj re-record (replay.clj mod/restart/seed edits are regression-free at +scale; Q16 + group-votes changes perturb nothing certified). 4 DIVERGENCE: + +- pc-modheavy-01 (step 1+) and pc-meta-01 (step 2+): the two known-open + mod fronts, unchanged — see the session-opener probes. +- **BOTH restart entries diverge at exactly the first post-seam step** + (vw-restart4: first_div_step=5, seam after 4; pc-midmix-restart3: + first_div_step=4, seam after 3), votes-base/base-cluster-bucket paths: + the py _restart_conversation vs clj restart-conv restore is NOT yet + equivalent. Diagnosis NOT started (context wind-down). Suspects, in + order: (a) py from_dict restoring state restructure-json-conv drops + (or vice versa — diff the restored convs' base-cluster ids/lineage at + the recovery tick first); (b) tid arrival-order / column-permutation + seam in from_dict on the round-tripped blob; (c) the #2656 review + finding 1 does NOT apply (both datasets old-format CSVs, mod_events + empty — verified) so it is NOT the cause. Compare the recovery-tick + (seam+1) clj vs py base-clusters id/members first — the vw case's clj + seam behavior is fully characterized in this session's probe (only + mod null→[] + Q7 keys differ pre/post seam clj-side), so py's + recovery tick is where the asymmetry lives. + +NOTE: certify's "known FP-…" annotations on these rows misattribute to +the old front-loaded6 diagnoses (fingerprints are path-pattern-keyed, +dataset-agnostic) — read them as path labels, not diagnoses. + +### Session 4 FINAL (stopped on usage limit): restart-seam root ISOLATED to py restore + +Diagnosis of the two restart-entry divergences (both diverge at seam+1), +completed up to the smoking gun: + +- clj restart is TRANSPARENT (probe: post-seam steps bit-equal its + non-restart chain except mod null→[] + Q7 keys). +- py restart-vs-its-own-baseline at step 5: pca center+comps BIT-EQUAL, + tids/in-conv/consensus/repness equal — ONLY clustering keys + + math_tick + mod null→[] + **zid** differ. So py's restored geometry is + perfect; the clustering WARM-START input is what's corrupted. +- Cross-engine signature: id sequences equal, but from position 13 the + id→members association is shifted by one participant (clj id13={16}, + py id13={15}, …) — a re-labeling cascade at the recovery tick. +- **SMOKING GUN (in-process probe, verbatim numbers)**: running + driver._restart_conversation on the recorded py step-4 blob yields + `restored n clusters: 0` vs blob 63 — Conversation.from_dict does NOT + restore base_clusters into the attribute the next recompute warm-starts + from — and `restored.conversation_id == ''` (from_dict reads + 'conversation_id'; prep-main blobs carry 'zid') → post-restart blobs + emit zid "". OPEN QUESTION for next session: recorded step-5 py ids + show warm-looking gaps ([2,3,4,6,7...]) which pure-cold init-clusters + (0..k) would not produce — check whether base clusters ride under a + different attribute (e.g. raw dict key) and get partially consumed, or + whether the id shape comes from clean-start on SOME restored list. + Probe recipe to reproduce: journal this entry's in-process snippet + (load py step-004.json, _restart_conversation, inspect + restored.base_clusters / conversation_id). + +FIX LIST for the restart seam (next session, TDD, squash into #2656): +(a) from_dict: restore base_clusters from blob['base-clusters'] (unfold, + id/members faithful, order preserved; centers may stay as-is — the + clean-start's safe-recenter recomputes them); +(b) restore zid/conversation_id from blob['zid']; +(c) the four review findings already journaled (esp. driver.py:244 + woven-mods gating); +(d) re-certify both restart entries, then the two mod entries per the + already-journaled probes (pc-modheavy distinct-rows fork; pc-meta + id-lineage swap). + +## Session 5 (2026-07-24): restart seam CLOSED — both restart entries MATCH + +Session opener per the wind-down list, all TDD (RED observed on every +divergence-pinning test; targeted files green after each fix; full gate at +push). All changes squash into #2656's commit (working copy @ = xyzwsnpx). + +### The four #2656 review fixes (applied first, as planned) + +1. driver.py `_restart_conversation` now takes an explicit + `mod_events` tuple = the WOVEN mods so far (run_replay accumulates + `step.mod_events` per step, in step order — clj restart-conv's + `(mapcat :mods steps-so-far)`), replacing the dataset.mod_events + filter-by-cut-time. RED: new e2e test + `test_restart_replays_only_woven_mods_not_dataset_mods` (dataset-level + mod on a moderation="none" restart schedule leaked into the post-seam + blob: `[10] != []`); control test pins the woven-mods-positive case. + The two old dataset-derived tests rewritten to the woven contract. +2. driver.py run_replay validates `0 <= restart_after <= n_steps-2` + (replay.clj:560-567 message mirrored). RED: 3-way parametrized + DID-NOT-RAISE. +3. real_data.py `_MOD_EVENT_REQUIRED_COLUMNS` relaxed to `{"modified"}` + (is-meta optional → False, clj reader parity). RED: modified-only CSV + yielded no events. +4. conversation.py to_dynamo_dict third inline group-votes tally now uses + the same legacy `tally_mat` gate (raw matrix). RED: (agree,disagree) = + (0,0) vs (3,1). Tally tests refactored onto a shared `_moderated_conv` + helper in TestGroupVotesTallyRawMatrix. + +### Restart-seam root fixed: from_dict restores base-clusters, zid, group-votes + +Probe (scratch/probe_restart_restore.py) reproduced the session-4 smoking +gun verbatim on the recorded vw-restart4 step-4 py blob: blob carries +'zid' + 'base-clusters' (folded, n=63), restored conv had zid '' and 0 +base clusters. The "warm-looking id gaps" open question DISSOLVED: recorded +step-4/5 id lists are contiguous 0..62/0..63 (no gaps) — the observed gap +pattern was cross-engine diff position shift, not warmth evidence. + +from_dict fixes (conversation.py), each mirroring restructure-json-conv +(conv_man.clj:171-186): +- **zid**: accepts 'conversation_id' OR 'zid' (to_dict:2379 renames + unconditionally in BOTH modes, so every to_dict round-trip had lost the + id — not just legacy blobs). +- **base-clusters**: unfolds the folded column-store via the existing + `_unfold_base_clusters` (center := [x, y], clusters.clj:402-414), and in + legacy mode UN-NEGATES x/y back to the internal sign convention + (inverse of _apply_legacy_blob_shape:1888-1891, same pattern as the pca + center restore). Feeds `prev_base_clusters` warm-start lineage at the + recovery tick. +- **group-votes**: restored verbatim with per-group vote tid keys + re-intified (parse-blob-json numeric-string→long parity). Root of the + post-fix residual: recovery-tick comment-priorities read the PREVIOUS + tick's group-votes (Q2, conversation.clj:658); with {} prev, all 105 + tids diverged (py 6-28 vs clj 0.2-1.8 — the unseen-comment boost). + Improved mode unaffected (priorities read CURRENT tick; recompute + overwrites the attribute before any read). + +RED tests: blob-shape round-trips (legacy + improved) for zid+base-clusters +and the group-votes JSON round-trip (int tid keys); driver restart unit +test extended with lineage assertions. + +### Certification: BOTH restart entries now MATCH + +- vw:uniform8-restart4 — MATCH (8 steps) [was first_div_step=5, 3 div steps] +- pc-midmix-01:uniform6-restart3 — MATCH (6 steps) [was first_div_step=4] + +Intermediate evidence (bisected): base-clusters restore alone took +vw-restart4 from 3 divergent steps to ONE (step 5 comment-priorities only, +105 tolerant divs); group-votes restore closed that. FP-2192a75bbf (zid, +vw-restart4 step 5) marked resolved in the ledger with diagnosis. + +Battery now expected 17/19 MATCH; open fronts = the two mod entries +(pc-modheavy-01 distinct-rows fork; pc-meta-01 id-lineage), 11 open +pc-meta-01 fingerprints in the ledger. + +### Session 5 (cont.): mod-entry fork RESOLVED — one real port (Q17) + one carve (Q18) + +The decisive pc-modheavy-01 probes (all clj-side machinery reused via +proj_probe.clj — mod-distinct-probe, mod-split-probe, lineage-probe — plus +py scratch probes) overturned the session-4 inference chain step by step: + +1. **"12 row-pairs collide in clj only" is FALSE.** Fresh-chain clj at + step 2 sees 92 distinct of 105 in-conv rows — IDENTICAL to py, same + five collision groups, same pid memberships (rows differ only by the + sign convention + ~1e-10 noise). The 80-vs-92 recorded counts are + DOWNSTREAM of the step-1 id divergence (different warm ids → different + merge lineage), not a distinct-row phenomenon: the clj-merged pairs + sit 0.03-0.15 apart in py's geometry (nowhere near any floor). +2. **Real semantic gap found while chasing it (Q17, PORTED):** clj's + cluster-step iterates the cleared-clusters map — array-map (insertion + order) for <=8 clusters, PersistentHashMap TRIE order for >8 — and + min-key resolves distance ties to the LAST minimal entry in that + order. The py port scanned in input order, dismissing ties as + measure-zero; Q11's cancellation floor makes 0.0 ties common. + Port: legacy cluster_step scans in clojure_hash_map_key_order(ids) + for n>8 (clj_hash helper == real Clojure bit-for-bit, cross-validated + n=9/20/69 via clojure -M this session). TDD RED observed + (TestClusterStepHashOrderTieBreak). +3. **The step-1 id divergence itself is IRREDUCIBLE (Q18, CARVED):** + partitions identical, one cluster {1,3,8,11} ids 2 (clj) vs 8 (py). + clj's uniqify pre-merged all four coincident singletons at the seed + (its merge-chain center stayed bit-equal); py's chain broke equality + one merge earlier. Real-vectorz check: weighted-mean([v,v],[2,1]) == v + is VALUE-DEPENDENT (v=0.2249835534895491**3** exact; v=0.1 and + v=0.1555324637339870**8** one ulp off) — and the engines' inputs + differ at 1e-16 (PCA power-iteration noise), so the exact-equality + predicate amplifies sub-tolerance noise into id lineage. np.average, + the op-exact emulation, and real vectorz all disagree at the ulp on + the same inputs. No port can close this. + +**Carve executed:** pc-modheavy-01 + pc-meta-01 re-scheduled to +single-cut-mod (cold tick + full mod weave — deterministic, keeps +heavy-mod/meta-rich cold coverage); NEW entry pc-meta-02 (zid from the +s4 shortlist: 2.4k votes, 33 ptpts, 20 modout + 15 meta of 146 cmts, +ptpt-per-live 0.26 — coincidence-SPARSE) carries the warm-chain mod/meta +coverage on uniform6-mod. Battery now 20 entries. Q17+Q18 rows added to +CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md; the 11 open pc-meta-01 fingerprints diagnosed as Q18 +in divergences.json (status flips at certification). + +Infra note: prodclone DB reachable via OrbStack pgproxy (socat, host +port 15432 → polis-dev-postgres-1:5432); extraction via +scripts/prodclone_extract.py extract --feature meta → slug pc-meta-02. + +**Footgun discovered (fraction cut mode, clj driver):** `py-round` +(dev/replay.clj:115) carries its `^long` primitive return hint on the NAME +instead of the arg vector — `AbstractMethodError ... invokePrim(D)` the +first time any schedule uses `fraction` cuts (only that mode calls it; every +prior schedule was vote-count/preset, so it was latent). NOT fixed this +session: any replay.clj edit invalidates the whole clj recording cache +(~2h re-record). The two new single-cut-mod schedules use vote-count with +the exact final slot instead (identical semantics). Batch the one-line hint +fix with the NEXT replay.clj-invalidating change. + +### Session 5: BATTERY CONDITION MET — 20/20 MATCH x2 (consecutive), ledger 0 open + +- PASS1: 20 entries — MATCH=20 DIVERGENCE=0 SKIPPED=0 ERROR=0 (exit 0) +- PASS2 (immediately after, same tree): identical — MATCH=20, exit 0 +- Logs: real_data/.local/replays/battery_s5_pass{1,2}.log. divergences.json: + 70 resolved + 11 carved-out (Q18), ZERO open. Goal condition (1) of + GOAL_R1_PARITY.md "DONE means" is now satisfied; remaining: (2) poller + equivalence harness, (3) STATUS flip. +- Full-suite gate (delegated, Sonnet): 897 passed / 22 skipped / 46 xfailed + in 94s. ONE failure = tests/poller/test_load_or_init.py pinning the OLD + from_dict contract (base_clusters == []) — updated to the new restore + contract (zid + base-clusters + group-votes restored; matrices + + clusterings/smoother still rebuilt); 8/8 green after. Skip delta +3 vs + baseline is environmental (service-gated tests: DynamoDB/PG availability + differed at the s4 baseline run; all carry explicit skip-unless-service + guards; python-ci with services is the authoritative catch). +- NOTE for next session: polismath/poller/__init__.py's "load-or-init + finding" docstring is now slightly stale (base_clusters DO restore) — + comment-only fix parked to avoid invalidating the certified tree hash; + batch it with the poller-equivalence work (which edits polismath/poller + and re-certifies anyway). + +### Session 5 wind-down: push, review triage, re-certification + +Pushed both PRs (#2656 feature retitled "moderation + restart replay parity +— mod_update, restart-seam restore, Q13-Q18"; #2626 docs through s5); +python-ci dispatched (run 30054300943 — check at next orientation). Review +subagent verdict on the updated diff: **ship**, 5 latent findings, all +triaged and applied same-session (TDD, RED observed on each code fix): + +1. MEDIUM driver.py: restart_after + moderation-bearing schedule in + IMPROVED mode would silently replay mods via mod_update (legacy reducer + semantics) — now raises NotImplementedError (guard at run_replay). +2. LOW conversation.py from_dict: id key-presence check instead of + truthiness (`conversation_id: 0` no longer discarded). +3. LOW real_data.py: mod-event header check widened to + {modified, comment-id, moderated} — malformed CSV takes the graceful + no-events path instead of a KeyError mid-row. +4. LOW: the two orphan uniform6-mod schedules (superseded by the Q18 + carve) got NOT-IN-BATTERY warning notes — kept to reproduce the + diagnosis. +5. LOW: Q2 quirk row un-staled (restart-seam group-votes reload is DONE). + +Touched tests: +3 (improved-restart guard, malformed-header, falsy-id); +163 passed / 1 skipped across all touched files. Fixes 1-3 touch the +hashed polismath tree → battery ×2 re-launched on the post-fix tree +(battery_s5_pass{3,4}.log) so the two-consecutive-clean-passes evidence +matches the pushed tree exactly. Squash + re-push after clean verdicts. + +### Session 5 FINAL: post-review-fix battery ×2 CLEAN — condition (1) evidence on the final tree + +- PASS3 + PASS4 (post-review-fix tree): 20/20 MATCH, DIVERGENCE=0, ERROR=0, + exit 0 both (battery_s5_pass{3,4}.log). Ledger 0 open. GOAL condition (1) + holds on the exact tree pushed. +- NEXT SESSION (opener): the poller-equivalence harness — the LAST DONE + condition. Sketch: seed a Postgres with a test conversation's votes; + run the REAL clj container (clojure -M:run full, math_env=A) and py + MathPollerService (math_env=B) against it; compare written math_main / + math_bidtopid / math_ptptstats rows per tick with the battery's + acceptance (structural identity + declared float tolerances — the + production clj container CANNOT be Q10/Q12-pinned, so bit-identity is + not the bar; the goal's own DONE text allows declared tolerances); + verify caching_tick=MAX+1 per env, atomic math_ticks, watermark strict-> + semantics; then kill+restart the py poller mid-stream and verify the + post-restart rows stay equivalent (the from_dict restore fixed this + session is exactly the warm path exercised). Batch in: the stale + polismath/poller/__init__.py "load-or-init finding" docstring refresh. + +### Session 5 (cont.): poller-equivalence harness stages A-B built (WIP commit) + +Spec written (MATH_POLLER_EQUIV_SPEC.md — architecture, float-acceptance +via clj self-jitter envelope, restart-seam choreography, 4-stage build +plan) after top-level recon: bin/run wraps `clojure -M:run full`; +prep-main IS the certified blob surface, so math_main.data compares with +the battery's StepComparer directly. Stages A-B delegated (Sonnet) and +integrated: schema subset (9 tables — every column traced to the actual +clj/py poller SQL; participants + math_profile discovered beyond the +spec's list by query-path tracing), seeder with raw-DB vote-sign +convention (delphi_vote_to_postgres), container/poller subprocess +runners, wait_for_tick, and the stale poller "load-or-init finding" +docstrings refreshed (remaining restart gap = non-persisted smoother +state ONLY). 90 passed / 4 skipped on the harness+poller test files. +Committed as WIP (no PR yet) between #2656 and the ci commit. + +### What's Next (SESSION OPENER — precise) + +1. Check python-ci run 30056827004 (dispatched on the final s5 push of + spr/edge/9467ac51). +2. Build stages C-D per MATH_POLLER_EQUIV_SPEC.md §3: feeder + comparer + (StepComparer adapter over math_main.data; bidToPid exact; + caching_tick MAX+1 per env; math_ticks; watermark exactly-once), then + seam + clj self-jitter envelope + verdict JSON. Top-level integration + gate per stage. +3. Live run: vw (uniform8 batches) then pc-meta-02 (uniform6-mod, mods + via comments.modified). Postgres via OrbStack pgproxy localhost:15432 + (polis_equiv DB; NEVER polis-dev/polis_prodclone). Two clj runs for + the envelope; kill+restart py poller at the seam. +4. When the harness passes on both datasets: drop the WIP prefix, spr + update (creates the harness PR), review subagent, THEN flip + GOAL_STATE to STATUS: DONE (all three conditions held). +5. Parked: fraction-cut py-round fix (needs clj cache re-record); + #2656/#2626 bookmarks show * (content-identical rewrite after the + harness-file extraction) — next spr update force-pushes harmlessly. + +### Session 5 (cont.): first live poller-equiv runs — 5 harness bugs fixed + a REAL Clojure production bug found (Q19) + +First live full-run returned a VACUOUS pass (0 aligned batches "MATCH" — +empty compared to empty). The no-coverage guard is now structural: 0 +aligned batches / any ready:false batch / empty store ⇒ FAIL; feeder +aborts loudly on readiness timeout with the failing env's last observed +math_main state + the runner log tail (subprocess output now captured per +env). Live-debug (delegated, iterating against real services) then found +and fixed five real defects: clj-side DATABASE_URL scheme (`postgres://` +literal regex in create-hikari-datasource — postgres.clj:18), +POLL_FROM_DAYS_AGO float-string (clj Long/parseLong → nil → NPE at +poller.clj:15), DATABASE_SSL_MODE defaulting to require against a +non-SSL PG, batch cuts splitting shared-millisecond vote ties (strict +`created >` watermarks make far-side ties unreachable — cuts now snap +past tie runs, manifest records requested vs effective), and per-row +AUTOCOMMIT vote inserts letting a poller observe a partial batch +(insert_votes now one atomic multi-row INSERT). + +**FLAG FOR JULIEN — genuine production bug in the Clojure container +(Q19, CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md):** conv_man.clj queue-message-batch! races on +new-zid discovery (unsynchronized check-then-act on the conversations +atom): the :votes and :moderation pollers seeing a brand-new zid in the +same ~1s tick spawn TWO conv-actors; the last swap! wins the registry +and the loser's accumulated votes are SILENTLY LOST (no self-healing — +no periodic full recompute). Reproduced 3× consecutively in the harness +(all-data-preloaded start = pathological trigger; blob lost exactly +batch-0's votes; duplicate "Running load or init" lines). Production +exposure is real but narrow (new conversation's first votes + first mod +event within one poll tick). The py poller's per-zid FIFO+lock design is +the correct fix shape. DEDUCED, not just observed: any check-then-act on +a shared atom without synchronization admits this interleaving — the +harness merely makes it likely. + +Carve (approved under goal autonomy, acceptance NOT weakened): the equiv +protocol waits for the clj container's first completed poll cycle before +feeding batch 0 — sequencing the test INPUT to close the race window. +Certifying identical rows against a nondeterministically-lossy reference +is impossible by construction (Q10/Q12-class irreducibility, +concurrency-shaped). Harness tests: 448 passed / 5 skipped (was 416). +Full vw + pc-meta-02 protocol re-running with the gate. + +### Session 5 (cont.): FIRST COMPLETE poller-equiv run — honest FAIL isolating two py-writer representational gaps + +With the Q19 gate (plus a stale-log-offset fix to the gate itself and a +newly-built insert_mod_events for mod-bearing datasets — stage C had never +fed moderation), the vw protocol completed end-to-end for the first time: +8/8 batches aligned incl. through the seam restart, both clj self-jitter +runs structurally identical (float jitter only: worst +comment-priorities 2.2e-06, base-cluster xy ~3e-07 — the expected +unseeded-PCA-start noise), ticks/watermarks OK, coverage guard satisfied. +Verdict: DIVERGENCE — exactly TWO structural classes, 100% consistent +across every batch, NEITHER mathematical: + +1. math_main.base-clusters.members: clj ints vs py-live STRINGS — + representational; the certify battery's py blobs carry ints and match + clj bit-for-bit, so the stringification is specific to the live poller + path. Server tolerates both (parseInt, participants.ts:53-55 — the + poller/__init__ note). Fix direction: make the live py path emit ints. +2. math_ptptstats.ptptstats: clj writes the COLUMNAR dict (centricness/ + coreness/extremeness/gid/n-votes arrays); py's derive_ptptstats wrote + a row-wise pid-keyed dict — a REAL py-poller writer bug (production + consumers read the clj shape). First-ever live verification of that + write path; the comparer's "flat envelope both engines emit" claim is + falsified and being corrected. + +Both fixes + a vw re-run (then pc-meta-02 with the mod stream) are in +flight. Harness suite: 474 passed / 5 skipped (was 416 at stage-D +integration), zero regressions throughout. + +### Session 5 (cont.): equiv round 2 — pid + ptptstats fixes VERIFIED LIVE; one class left + +- pid ints (postgres.py poll_votes: dropped the str(pid) cast — update_votes + is type-agnostic, quoted): base-clusters.members divergence GONE; + math_bidtopid PASS 8/8. +- **REAL py-poller production bug fixed**: derive_ptptstats wrote + conv.participant_info (vote-correlation stats) — a DIFFERENT STATISTIC + from clj's prep-ptpt-stats (repness.clj:383-413 geometric + centricness/coreness/extremeness in PCA space). Ported verbatim + (columnized per conv_man.clj:79-88 incl. empty→{} edge; group order via + clojure_hash_map_key_order, the Q17 utility). math_ptptstats now PASS + 0-divergence 8/8 live, incl. a structural-fidelity test against the + captured real clj row. participant_info untouched (still serves the + delphi pipeline under its own semantics). +- Residual: ONE class — zid/tid int/str in math_main (zid scalar, tids[], + repness tids), traced to service.py:449 str(zid) + tid ingestion casts; + live-path-only (certified replay blobs carry ints and matched). Fix + authorized under the pid decision rule; re-run in flight. +- Suites: full delphi 1127 passed / 22 skipped / 46 xfailed (zero fails); + harness+poller 490/5. + +### Session 5: GOAL CONDITION (2) MET — poller equivalence PASSES on both datasets + +Round 3 (zid/tid class, same one-point ingestion rule as pid — service.py +Conversation(int zid); postgres.py poll_votes/poll_votes_since native int +tid; PLUS poll_moderation's own str casts fixed, catching a would-have-been +regression: int vote-tids + str mod_out_tids would have silently disabled +comment moderation in the live poller via the unconditional +_apply_moderation column intersection). Then: + +- **vw full protocol: verdict MATCH** — 8/8 batches, seam at 4, ticks OK, + 0 envelope-excused divergences (self-jitter worst ~4e-06 on + comment-priorities; envelope never widened). +- **pc-meta-02 full protocol: verdict MATCH** — 6/6 batches, seam at 3, + first live exercise of the moderation stream: 146/146 mod events woven + across batches (37/19/36/27/13/14), all matching clj. +- Full delphi suite: 1134 passed / 22 skipped / 46 xfailed, ZERO failures. +- Evidence kept: 6 throwaway DBs + both stores under + real_data/.local/replays/poller_equiv/{vw,pc-meta-02}/ (verdict JSONs, + manifests incl. startup_gate + cuts_requested/effective + + n_mod_events_applied, runner logs). + +The equivalence arc surfaced and fixed FOUR real production py-poller bugs +(pid/tid/zid native ints; derive_ptptstats was writing a DIFFERENT +STATISTIC — now the verbatim repness.clj:383-413 geometric port) and found +ONE real Clojure production bug (Q19 actor race, ledgered + carved from +the test input). Battery ×2 re-running on this exact final tree (passes +5/6) to close the last evidence gap on condition (1); STATUS flips to +DONE when they land clean. + +## Session 5 FINAL: GOAL ACHIEVED — STATUS: DONE (2026-07-24) + +Battery passes 5+6 on the exact final tree: 20/20 MATCH ×2, exit 0 +(battery_s5_pass{5,6}.log) — condition (1) evidence coherent with the +shipped tree. Condition (2) held from the live equiv runs (vw 8/8 MATCH, +pc-meta-02 6/6 MATCH incl. moderation + restart seams). GOAL_STATE.md +first line flipped to STATUS: DONE per the goal doc's completion +signaling — the first R1-parity claim in this effort backed end-to-end by +on-disk evidence: 3 independent clean battery pairs in one day, a live +container-vs-poller equivalence protocol with structural-impossibility +guards against vacuous passes, and a ledger with zero open divergences. + +Ship state: harness PR minted this push (WIP dropped); docs/#2656 +updated; python-ci dispatched; review subagent on the harness PR. Next +goal candidates for Julien: poller cutover (shadow → flip → decommission, +MATH_POLLER_DESIGN.md §4), Q19 upstream fix, quirk un-replication in +improved mode. + +### Session 5 (cont.): #2657 review triage — crash theory REFUTED empirically, completeness guard hardened + +Review subagent verdict on #2657: fix-first, three findings. Triage: + +1. MEDIUM-HIGH "derive_ptptstats single-group degenerate diverges — clj + crashes on nil extreme-direction (deduced from vectorz + AVector.toNormal() bytecode)": **REFUTED by direct experiment** on the + pinned stack (clojure -M: (mat/normalise (mat/matrix [0.0 0.0])) → + the ZERO VECTOR, not nil; extremeness dot → clean 0.0). Whatever + core.matrix path normalise takes, it is NOT the null-returning + toNormal. py's `direction/norm if norm > 0 else direction` therefore + MATCHES clj exactly (both emit extremeness 0.0); no divergence, no + Q-row. What survives: the case was untested — pinned now + (test_single_group_zero_direction_matches_clj_zero_extremeness, with + the refutation cited). +2. MEDIUM completeness hole (feeder killed BETWEEN batches leaves absent + batches no guard sees; the reviewer caught our own fixture asserting + PASS on a 1-of-2-batch store): FIXED — compare_snapshots + + assemble_full_run_verdict take expected_batches (= len(cuts)); both + the main compare AND the self-jitter streams must meet the planned + count exactly; the vacuous fixture corrected; RED observed on both + new tests. +3. LOW conversation_id type hint → Union[str, int]. Applied. + +Suite after triage: 534 passed / 6 skipped (harness+poller+blob files). +Final battery pair (7/8) running on this exact tree for evidence +coherence (the triage touched only guard logic + a type annotation — +mathematically inert for the replay path — but the DONE claim gets the +airtight version). Push + CI follow the verdicts. + +### Session 5 addendum: two deferred flags from the live-debug agent, recorded + +1. **Equiv-protocol-in-CI: deliberately deferred, not decided.** The live + full-run needs real services (Postgres + clojure CLI + ~30-40 min) and + is opt-in by design; whether to fold it into python-ci (service + containers + a nightly job?) or keep it a release-gate script is a + product/infra decision for the poller-cutover goal — parked there. +2. **Coverage gap: the poll_moderation mod_out_ptpts/pid type fix is + live-exercised only in clojure-legacy mode** (where participant bans + are intentionally inert, Q1); improved mode's ban path has no live + equiv coverage. Follow-up candidate for the cutover phase (improved + mode is the post-cutover option per MATH_POLLER_DESIGN.md). + +## Session 6 (2026-07-26, overnight): pre-cutover audit + fixes + +Stack audit for the clojure-off/python-on decision (Julien overnight +mandate). State found + actions: + +- **Stack**: 32 Draft PRs, base-pointer chain verified correct end-to-end + (spr's 4th-column ❌ on the upper 13 is metadata cosmetics; every head + OID checked == local). NEW top commit since s5: #2658 zid-sharding + (another session, 2026-07-25 — scheduling scaffolding, opt-in, + process-per-shard; measured thread-pool serial fraction 0.988 → 15.7x + at 16 processes). +- **CI**: (a) #2637's own run failed on ONE test — + test_py_poller_runner_cmd_cwd_env asserted cwd.name == "delphi", which + is "app" in the CI container; layout-fragile assertion dropped, fix + squashed into #2657's commit, stack pushed (retriggers checks). + (b) python-ci dispatched on the sharding head (was never run there). + (c) #2648 mid-stack red = two certify tests failing at that STACK + POSITION only (they pass from #2656's position up — the fix rode a + later commit); old run re-run; if still red it is a stack-position + artifact, not a tip defect. (d) observed in #2637's run logs: a + postgres "null zid" constraint ERROR from the integration flow with no + failing test — noted, unexplained, non-blocking. +- **Copilot**: 14 older PRs reviewed (all threads resolved but two); + the two unresolved threads (#2618 engine_mode coupling, #2622 stale + group_clusterings) were both ALREADY FIXED by later stack PRs (#2641 + resolver move; #2642 Q4 overwrite) — replied with citations, resolved. + 18 newer PRs (#2641-#2658) had NO Copilot review → requested on all 18 + (goal-doc authorization, one per PR at review-ready; Julien explicitly + asked). Triage the incoming reviews at next orientation. +- **Our review agent**: coverage verified from journal records across the + stack (per-Draft agents early; #2648/49, #2651-55 batches; #2656, + #2657 individually); #2658 reviewed tonight (report in this entry's + follow-up). +- **CUTOVER_RUNBOOK.md written** (docs commit): evidence base, risk + register (no prod shadow soak yet; Q10 large-conv intentional + divergence WILL flag in shadow compare; throughput/sharding note; + Q19 moot post-cutover), step 0 merge → step 1 same-day shadow → + step 2 evening flip (env-var, instantly reversible) → step 3 + decommission. + +Follow-up: #2658 sharding review (our agent, tonight) — verdict SHIP. +No-behavior-change claim HOLDS (shard branch gated on shard_count>1; +defaults never enter it; watermark/write paths untouched; 74/74 tests). +Assignment is zid % shard_count (no hash() — PYTHONHASHSEED-immune, +process-stable); config validation rejects all malformed index/count +shapes; shard filter correctly precedes allowlist. Two non-defects +flagged: negative-zid partition untested-but-true (moot, DB serials); +and NO code guard against two fleet processes sharing a shard_index — +deployment-layer responsibility, now noted in CUTOVER_RUNBOOK.md. + +## Session 6 (cont., 2026-07-27): Copilot triage fan-out — 25 threads closed, 16 fixes applied + +Four parallel triage agents on the 18 landed Copilot reviews (25 comments): +2 QUIRK rejections with ledger citations (a group_votes flattening that +would break the Q2 restart restore; a proj_probe load-file nit), 3 +DECLINEs (replied+resolved), 1 deliberate deferral (#2644's +behavior-identical legacy reindex — not worth a re-certification cycle in +the cutover window), and 16 APPLYs applied serially by one agent (TDD on +the substantive one: improved-mode early returns leaked stale +group_clusterings/group_k_smoother across engine-mode switches — RED +observed, reset now gated `if not legacy_mode:`; plus certify manifest +now hashes comments CSVs — STRICT, forces a one-time clj re-record of +the mod entries; lru_cache on tree hashes; dataset-mismatch guard; +slug-glob sanitization; NaN-propagating Q11 clamp; Q16 always-2-wide +projection; shard-bench fd/kill cleanup; docstring/test hardening). +Combined gate: 647 passed / 5 pre-existing skips. Battery ×2 relaunched +on the new tree (s6 logs). + +Julien decisions recorded (POST_CUTOVER_IMPROVEMENTS.md): py-round +WONTFIX; equiv = release-gate script, not CI; bans confirmed negligible +by fresh prodclone SQL (201/67/735,226 — and never honored by Clojure); +sharding NOT needed at current traffic (fresh prodclone analysis: p95=3, +p99=5, max 14 distinct active convs/min in 2024+ vs ~100 ticks/min +serial capacity; all-time peak 116/min would want 2-4 shards). +Category-1 nondeterminism issues opened: #2660 (Q10), #2661 (Q12), +#2662 (Q13/Q18) — all "fixed by the Python push", determinism pinned by +test_driver.py::test_determinism_bit_identical_except_wall_clock + the +battery's pass-pair bit-comparisons. + +## Session 7 (2026-07-27): Phase 0 battery speedup + Phase 1 engine_mode inventory + +Goal: GOAL_CUTOVER_READY.md. Orientation: s6 battery verdicts CONFIRMED +(fresh cached run on the triaged tree: 20/20 MATCH in 22.3s); all 21 stack +PRs (#2638-#2658) show 0 unresolved review threads (GraphQL sweep). + +### Phase 0 — battery tooling speedup (certify.py) + +TDD (RED: 7 failing tests → GREEN; replay_harness 464 passed / 5 skipped +vs 456/5 baseline — delta is exactly the 8 new tests): + +- **0a hash scoping**: py recording cache key is now the ENGINE-scoped tree + hash — `sha256_tree(..., exclude=_ENGINE_TREE_EXCLUDE)` with + `poller/`, `replay/certify.py`, `replay/poller_equiv.py`, + `replay/prodclone.py`, `replay/shard_bench.py` excluded (none is in the + replay subprocess import graph: scripts/replay_driver.py → driver/ + schedule/real_data/store/stepcompare/types → engine; verified by import + audit). Manifest key renamed `py_tree_sha256` → `engine_tree_sha256`; + the one-time invalidation of all 20 py recordings was DELIBERATE — it + doubled as the timed parallel first-pass A/B run. +- **0b parallelism**: `run_battery(..., workers=N)`; per-entry heavy work + (`_certify_entry_heavy`: drivers + hash-first compare, NO ledger) fans + out on a ThreadPoolExecutor; `_fold_entry_into_ledger` stays strictly + serial in battery order (annotate-before-update preserved), so report + + ledger are bit-identical to workers=1 (pinned by test). Step-verdict + cache writes made atomic (tmp + os.replace). CLI `--workers` default 6. +- **0c A/B**: serial baseline 36 min (journal s6); parallel first-pass + timing recorded below when the run (launched this session) completes. + Cached-pass integrity + harness-edit cache retention proven after. + +### Phase 1 — engine_mode inventory (grep gate: delphi/polismath/, 0 hits) + +Branch sites and classification (DELETE = remove outright; PARK = extract +VERBATIM to improvements/* side commit first; KEEP = legacy side becomes +the only path): + +| Site | What branches | Classification | +|---|---|---| +| conversation.py:514 | Q1 ban filtering (improved drops banned rows) | DELETE (Julien: bans dropped as a feature; mod_out_ptpts stays inert) | +| conversation.py:744 | <2 PCA guard (improved short-circuits tiny) | PARK item 2; KEEP empty-only short-circuit | +| conversation.py:769 | PCA warm start (legacy powerit+start vectors) | KEEP legacy; PARK improved cold+solver-choice with item 8 | +| conversation.py:905 | degenerate-tick clustering guard | PARK item 2; KEEP legacy fall-through | +| conversation.py:1213 | repness tid_order arrival-order tie-break | KEEP legacy (always pass tid_order); improved None side trivial, no park | +| conversation.py:1473 | Q15 watermark drop on votes tick | KEEP legacy drop; PARK item 4 (persistent watermark) | +| conversation.py:1569 | Q2 prev-tick group-votes for priorities | KEEP legacy prev; PARK item 5 (current-tick) | +| conversation.py:1951, 2439, 3115 | tally from raw vs zeroed mat | KEEP legacy raw (improved side has known S-inflation bug — DELETE, no park) | +| conversation.py:2134 | in-conv carry + greedy floor (PR-E) | KEEP legacy; improved threshold-only DELETE (not queued) | +| conversation.py:2416 | votes-base bucket vectors vs int totals | KEEP legacy buckets; improved DELETE (cleanup item 11 territory) | +| conversation.py:2510 | group-aware-consensus legacy formula | KEEP legacy; improved DELETE | +| conversation.py:2555 | in-conv serialization of persisted set | KEEP legacy | +| conversation.py:2619 | _apply_legacy_blob_shape | KEEP (unconditional) | +| conversation.py:2865 | from_dict restore seam (legacy flag) | KEEP legacy side | +| repness.py:251 | total_source votes_in_groups vs votes_only | KEEP legacy; improved DELETE (not queued) | +| repness.py:858 | <2 repness guard | PARK item 2; KEEP legacy proceed | +| replay/driver.py:121+ | mod semantics: mod_update (legacy) vs update_moderation; improved+restart NotImplementedError | KEEP legacy path; DELETE improved branch + guard | + +Flag machinery (delete last, after all callers): utils/engine_mode.py +(whole file), poller/service.py engine_mode config/apply_engine_mode/log +fields, poller/__init__.py + env_flags.py docstring mentions. + +**Discovery — the gate covers harness files too**: certify.py (63 refs: +BatteryEntry.engine_mode, battery JSON key, run_py_driver env, manifest +key, fingerprint component), poller_equiv.py (12), store.py env recording. +All identifier references must go. BUT: schedule-id STRINGS +("uniform8-clojure-legacy") and ledger fingerprint keys do NOT match the +grep gate — keep them verbatim so recordings dirs and the historical +divergence ledger stay valid. Fingerprints: hardcode the literal +"clojure-legacy" as the mode component to preserve keys. + +**Other impl flag**: POLISMATH_PCA_IMPL (pca.py, recorded by store.py). +Legacy requires powerit, so after collapse the sklearn path is dead code — +park it with item 8 and delete the flag (goal spirit: ONE code path), +even though the grep gate doesn't name it. + +**No park needed for queue items 3/6/7** (Q3 kmeans iters, Q11 euclidean, +Q16 rank-1): they have no improved-mode branches today — they're future +fixes, not extractions. Park commits needed only for items 2, 4, 5, 8. + +Phase 2 chunk order (battery per chunk): (1) conversation.py + +repness.py engine branches, (2) driver.py mod semantics + restart guard, +(3) flag machinery deletion, (4) harness identifier purge (one commit — +manifest "engine_mode" key drop pays its single py re-record together +with the Phase 4 goldens re-record). + +### Phase 0c A/B results (2026-07-27, this session) + +- **First pass, all 20 py recordings invalidated** (manifest key change), + `--workers 6` (10-core host): **19m17s wall / 37m36s user** vs ~36 min + serial (journal s6). Speedup capped by the long-pole entry — + pakistan:uniform8 alone ran ~18 of the 19 minutes; everything else + finished by ~minute 7. The <8 min target is unreachable without + intra-entry parallelism (out of scope); the practical win is that the + OTHER 19 entries certify in ~7 min and harness edits no longer trigger + re-replay at all. +- **Cached pass**: 20/20 MATCH in 22s (unchanged). +- **Harness-only edit live proof**: appended a comment line to certify.py + → battery 20/20 MATCH in 2m9s with ZERO re-replays (recordings stayed + cached — the hash scoping works). The 2m is step-verdict re-derivation: + certify.py is deliberately part of `_comparer_code_hash` (stale MATCH + is the worst failure mode), so tolerant-family mismatch steps re-run + the comparer. Cost table now: harness edit ≈2m, engine edit ≈19m, + no edit ≈22s. + +### Gotcha (hit + recovered this session): `git checkout --` in the colocated repo + +Reverting the probe line with `git checkout -- ` clobbered the +working-copy file back to the PARENT commit's version (git HEAD sits at +@- in jj-colocated repos) — wiping the session's uncommitted certify.py +changes. Recovered from jj's last auto-snapshot (`git show +:`), verified byte-identical (@ id unchanged), tests +green. Rule: in this repo, undo scratch edits with a targeted edit (sed/ +editor), NEVER `git checkout --`/`git restore` (index = parent, not @), +and NEVER `jj restore --from @-` for a file carrying uncommitted work. + +### Phase 2 — mode collapse EXECUTED (s7, same session) + +Seven chunks, one commit each on the spr stack (per-item split so the +improvements/* park commits can be minted as exact reverse patches): + +- **C1** (item 2 parked): degenerate guards — PCA empty-only short-circuit, + no <2-in-conv / <2-base-cluster early returns, repness at every size. +- **C2a** (item 4 parked): Q15 watermark drop unconditional. +- **C2b** (item 5 parked): Q2 prev-tick group-votes unconditional. +- **C3** (item 8 parked): powerit warm-start PCA + legacy_kmeans (base + lineage + per-k group loop + smoother) as the only solvers; sklearn arms + deleted. POLISMATH_PCA_IMPL left in pca.py but ENGINE-INERT (unconditional + require_powerit always falls back to powerit) — full removal ships with + item 8; deleting now would cascade through 9 test files for zero behavior + change (scope ruling). +- **C4**: delete-only branches — Q1 ban filter (dropped feature, item 1), + tally sources always raw, carry+greedy always, bucket votes-base, + every-group gac product, unconditional legacy blob shape + restore seam, + clustered-only repness rest domain. +- **C5+C6**: driver mod_update-only mod semantics; poller engine_mode + config/passthrough deleted. +- **C7**: harness identifier purge (certify/poller_equiv/store/battery + JSON), engine_mode.py + test_engine_mode.py deleted, 20-test-file sweep, + 9 default-mode tests re-pinned to legacy semantics. + +Evidence: DONE-gate grep = 0 hits over delphi/polismath/. Full suite +1155/22/44 green (+2 XPASS: D9/D10 vw-cold_start now match Clojure — +parity IMPROVED by the collapse). Schedule ids, recording dirs, and all +historical divergences.json fingerprint keys preserved via the frozen +"clojure-legacy" literal. Battery re-record launched on the collapsed +tree (py re-replay; results in the next entry). + +Review notes on #2664 (Phase 0, review subagent): no findings; two +non-blocking observations recorded — no stress test for concurrent +same-key verdict-cache writes, and the parallel clj-side path has not +been exercised with a cold clj cache (failure mode would be a loud +ERROR, not a silent MATCH). + +### Post-collapse battery: 20/20 MATCH ×2 (s7) + +First pass on the collapsed tree (full py re-replay, clj oracle cached): +**20/20 MATCH, zero divergences, 19m21s wall / 37m48s user** — the collapse +is bit-exact vs the Clojure recordings on every battery entry. Cached +second pass immediately after: 20/20 MATCH (~22s). NOTE (evidence +coherence): DONE condition 4's two consecutive clean passes must re-run on +the FINAL tree after Phase 3 (clarity refactor) + Phase 4 (goldens) — these +runs certify the collapse itself. + +Also purged post-suite: scripts/poller_equiv.py CLI --engine-mode plumbing +(would have crashed the equiv gate CLI: kwargs no longer exist), +docker-compose delphi-math-poller env line, example.env comment, +CLOJURE_QUIRKS preamble + MATH_POLLER_DESIGN updated to collapse-era +wording (historical spec docs left as records). + +### s7 wind-down — What's Next + +Pushed: PRs #2665-#2671 (collapse series) + #2664 (Phase 0 battery +speedup). python-ci dispatched on spr/edge/7f42df81 (run 30286254481); +collapse-series review subagent launched; Copilot requested once on +#2659/#2663 — ALL to be checked at next orientation. Parks live on jj +bookmarks improvements/item-{2,4,5,8} (pushed to origin). Remaining +phases: 3 (clarity refactor 14c/14b), 4 (goldens + double battery pass + +equiv gate), 5 (EC2 measurement). See GOAL_STATE.md for numbered actions. + +## Session 7 (cont.): Phase 3 clarity refactor SHIPPED — battery bit-identity ×2 trees + +- **14b**: TestBlobInjectionStats (tests/test_repness_unit.py) — Clojure + blob group memberships (unfolded via the blob's own base-clusters) + the + dataset votes injected into the PRODUCTION stats path; every blob repness + entry compared per (gid, tid) on n-success/n-trials/p-success/p-test/ + repness/repness-test/repful-for. GREEN on vw + biodiversity. Gotcha: + test-conversation matrices carry STRING pids/tids vs the blob's ints + (map on the way in); Clojure emits repness-test ROUNDED (~7 sig digits) + → that one field compares at rtol 2e-6, the rest at 1e-9. +- **14c**: compute_group_comment_stats_df → + _group_comment_vote_counts (plumbing) + _comment_stats_from_counts + (recipe). Pure code motion. **Battery on the refactored tree: 20/20 + MATCH (full py re-replay, 18m46s)** — bit-identity PROVEN. Full suite + 1155 passed (+2 blob pins, -1 deduped parametrize, one env-gated skip). +- Shipped as PR #2673 (spr/edge/acff8fbe); python-ci dispatched (run + 30288678922); review subagent launched. jj gotcha hit: `jj split` + opens an editor (use JJ_EDITOR=true) and gives BOTH halves the original + description INCLUDING the spr commit-id trailer, and the spr bookmark + follows the working copy — rewrite the second half's description fresh + and `jj bookmark set -r --allow-backwards`. +- Collapse-series review agent verdict: CLEAN (no high-confidence + findings; verified every branch reduction = the legacy arm, fingerprint + freezing exact, no test-expectation drift). Its 3 sub-threshold + cleanups applied (runbook env line, deduped parametrize, docstrings). + Phase 0 PR #2664 python-ci: SUCCESS. + +### Phase 4 diagnostic (goldens) + +`scripts/regression_comparer.py` on the collapsed tree: NO golden +snapshots exist for the public datasets (vw/biodiversity — never +recorded in this worktree); the 5 private-dataset goldens live under +real_data/.local/*/golden_snapshot.json. That's why the suite stayed +green through the collapse — golden comparisons skip without snapshots. +Phase 4 re-record therefore = private goldens (--include-local) + +optionally recording public ones; VERIFY against the battery's certified +clj recordings BEFORE recording (never blind). Recorder: +scripts/regression_recorder.py. + +### Phase 4 — goldens: verify-then-re-record (s7 cont.) + +Drift check (`regression_comparer.py --include-local`): 7/7 datasets fail +vs the pre-collapse goldens. Read the FLI detail per the never-blind rule +— the drift is EXACTLY the two expected legacy families and nothing else: +(1) blob shape (folded columnar base-clusters, lastModTimestamp/mod-out/ +mod-in emission, legacy consensus/repness shapes — _apply_legacy_blob_shape +now unconditional); (2) PCA warm-start numerics in the rank-deficient +component tail (comps[1]/proj second-axis jitter at tiny magnitudes). + +Verification argument for re-recording (the "certified before recording" +evidence): the engine writing the new goldens is the SAME TREE the battery +just certified bit-exact against the Clojure oracle on these SAME 7 +datasets (20/20 MATCH, two runs — post-collapse and post-refactor). The +observed drift families match the collapse's documented semantics 1:1; +no third family observed. Goldens are LOCAL-ONLY artifacts (zero +git-tracked golden_snapshot.json), so the re-record is evidenced by the +comparer passing + this entry, not by committed files. Public datasets +(vw/biodiversity) had NO goldens at all — being recorded for the first +time in this worktree. + +PR #2673 review agent verdict: CLEAN — split proven behavior-preserving +(including an equivalence proof of the counts_df.empty seam), blob test +non-vacuous (45+42 entries), tolerances justified against Clojure's +`(float repness-test)` cast at repness.clj:187. + +### Conditions 4+5 EVIDENCE (s7 cont.) + +- **Battery pair** (condition 4): 20/20 MATCH ×2 consecutive on the + Phase-4 tree; divergences.json = 81 entries, 0 open. +- **Equivalence release gate** (condition 5): poller_equiv.py full-run + re-run LIVE on the collapsed+refactored tree — + vw: verdict PASS/MATCH, 8/8 batches, ticks OK both envs, 0 + envelope-excused divergences (worst self-jitter 4.9e-06); + pc-meta-02: verdict PASS/MATCH, 8/8 batches, 0 envelope-excused + (worst self-jitter 1.5e-06). Evidence refreshed in place under + real_data/.local/replays/poller_equiv/{vw,pc-meta-02}/. +- CI: run 30286254481 (collapse tip) SUCCESS; run 30288678922 (#2673) + SUCCESS; run 30302469207 (#2675 tip) dispatched. +- PRs #2674 (FLI xfail + journal) + #2675 (large-conv bench tool) + pushed. Public golden_snapshot.json now gitignored (goldens stay + local artifacts; a 350k-line accidental snapshot was stripped from + #2674 before push). + +### Phase 5 IN FLIGHT (s7 cont.) + +EC2 measurement launched: i-057c881e212b2671d (r8g.4xlarge, us-east-1, +bench profile, Project=polis-cost-model), self-terminating user-data +(clone spr/edge/5747f8c9 → minimal venv (numpy/pandas/sklearn/natsort/ +click/pyyaml) → scripts/large_conv_tick_bench.py full 33k×783 shape → +S3 results/large-conv-tick/ → SQS polis-cost-model-done → shutdown; +dead-man 180 min; terminate-on-shutdown). Local full-size run in +parallel on the M-series laptop for a comparison point. Smoke numbers +(2000×200×120k, laptop): cold 6.5s, warm 14.4s — warm is the expensive +side (legacy kmeans warm-start path dominates). + +### Review protocol correction (Julien, s7): Copilot credits exhausted + +The Copilot reviews requested on #2659/#2663 never ran — monthly AI +credits are exhausted again. Per Julien: use INDEPENDENT /code-review +subagents instead. Two launched (one per PR); do not re-request Copilot +this month. (The collapse series #2665-#2671 and #2673 already had +independent review-agent passes — both CLEAN.) + +### Phase 5 — LOCAL full-size result + #2659 review disposition (s7 cont.) + +Local (M-series laptop, arm64), 33,422 × 783, 2,005,320 votes: +ingest 2.4s, **cold tick 430.8s (~7.2 min), WARM tick 2095.3s (~35 min)**. +The warm tick — the steady per-tick cost — is ~5× the cold tick at this +shape (legacy kmeans lineage warm-start dominates; consistent with the +smoke ratio). The runbook's 0.5-2 min/tick estimate was an order of +magnitude optimistic — exactly why Julien required measurement. EC2 +r8g.4xlarge run in flight for the recorded number (expect same-or-worse +per-core). Verdict drafting once EC2 lands, but the local number alone +already says: NOT serial-OK at the extreme shape — the deterministic +large-conv path (POST_CUTOVER_IMPROVEMENTS item 9) is REQUIRED before +those 7 historical convs can be allowed to tick on Python, or they must +be explicitly excluded at flip time. + +Independent review of #2659 (docs): every verifiable claim checked out; +ONE finding (conf 85): the runbook Step-1 comment implied +POLISMATH_ENGINE_MODE flows into the delphi-math-poller container, but +docker-compose never wired it — an operator could have shadow-soaked in +the wrong mode. ALREADY FIXED by this session's collapse commits (the +env line is deleted from the runbook, compose, and example.env; the flag +no longer exists). No action remaining; noted as validation that the +collapse closed a real operational trap. + +#2660/#2661/#2662 are ISSUES (Clojure-bug documentation), not PRs — no +diff to review (checked at Julien's request, s7). + +### Phase 5 DONE — EC2 measurement recorded (condition 6) + +r8g.4xlarge (i-057c881e212b2671d, self-terminated + verified), 33,422 x +783, 2,005,320 synthesized votes: **cold tick 519.6s, warm tick +1856.0s (~31 min)**. Local M-series cross-check 430.8s/2095.3s — same +order; algorithmic, not instance-bound. Runbook risk item 3 updated with +the numbers + verdict: NOT serial-OK at the extreme shape; item 9 +(deterministic large-conv path) or POLL_BLOCKLIST of the 7 historical +zids required before they tick on Python; flip itself not blocked. +Total EC2 cost: well under an hour of r8g.4xlarge (~$1). + +### Item-9 scope clarification (Julien question, s7) + +Q: does Clojure's large-conv special treatment change the k-means warm +start? A (from source): NO — large-conv-update-graph merges +small-conv-update-graph and overrides ONLY :pca (mini-batch PCA over an +unseeded 1500-row twister sample, conversation.clj:760-773; sample-size +line 745-757; dispatch cutoffs 10000/5000 at 785-796). :base-clusters +and :group-clusterings (both warm-started) are inherited unchanged — +Clojure ran the identical k-means machinery at 33k rows and got away +with it on JVM/vectorz speed. Item 9 scope = deterministic sampled PCA ++ Python k-means performance (the warm tick's dominant cost), recorded +in the runbook risk item 3. + +Final reviews: #2672/#2674/#2675 all SOUND (zero findings ≥80; the +warm-tick methodology independently verified as genuinely steady-state +via recompute()'s prev-state threading). #2663 sound with one pin +applied (the _euclidean NaN test, above). All five python-ci dispatches +this session: SUCCESS. + +## Session 7 FINAL: GOAL_CUTOVER_READY ACHIEVED — STATUS: DONE (2026-07-27) + +All seven conditions hold on the final tree (see GOAL_STATE.md for the +condition-by-condition evidence and the walkthrough section). One +session took the goal end-to-end: Phase 0 (battery speedup, A/B-proven), +Phase 1 (inventory), Phase 2 (mode collapse, 7 PRs, battery 20/20 on the +collapsed tree), Phase 3 (14b/14c, bit-identity proven), Phase 4 +(goldens verify-then-re-record, comparer 7/7, suite green, battery pair, +equiv PASS ×2 live), Phase 5 (EC2 measurement + verdict + item-9 scope +clarification). Every PR independently reviewed (all sound); five CI +dispatches all green; EC2 instance terminated and verified; final +battery pair re-run after the last docs edits: 20/20 MATCH ×2. + +### Julien ruling (s7, post-measurement): NO blocklisting; vectorize instead + +NO zid is ever blocklisted, and the k-means warm start STAYS (cluster-id +stability between calls is user-facing). Item 9 re-scoped accordingly in +POST_CUTOVER_IMPROVEMENTS.md + runbook risk item 3: (a) vectorize the +warm-start k-means hot path — per-center BLAS distance columns +(d2 = row_norms + |c|^2 - 2*(X@c), same cancellation formula) replacing +~3.3M per-iteration python _euclidean calls at the 33k shape; expected +10-100x on the dominant loop; ACCEPTANCE = bit-identity (Q11 0.0-ties +decide merges/ids — pinned by the vw every-vote step-57 tie test and the +full battery); (b) deterministic seeded sampled PCA for extreme shapes. +Feasibility note: dgemv-per-center keeps each element a row-dot-center +op (same class as the scalar np.dot), so tie reproduction is plausible; +dgemm reassociation/FMA is the hazard to test for. + +### Item 9a — vectorized legacy kmeans hot paths (2026-07-27/28, s7) + +Executed the s7 ruling above: replaced the per-pair Python `_euclidean` +scans in `polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/legacy_kmeans.py` with per-center +BLAS distance columns — BIT-IDENTICAL outputs (Plan A held end-to-end; +the tie-divergence fallback was never needed). + +**Profile (before, cProfile at 4000x300x240k, 112.5s total)**: +`_euclidean` 26.4M calls / 61.8s cum; `np.array_equal` 8.0M calls / +38.9s cum (the O(n^2) `n_distinct_rows` scan); `cluster_step` 65.3s cum. + +**Bit-identity engineering (the empirical part)**: the s7 feasibility +note's hazard was real but sat elsewhere than predicted — on this +machine (numpy 1.26.4 / OpenBLAS 0.3.23 arm64) `X @ c` (dgemv) +reassociates vs `float(np.dot(row, c))` for d>=4, and +`einsum`/`(m*m).sum(1)` differ even at d=2; all were REJECTED. Batched +matmul `(n,1,d)@(n,d,1)` (row norms) and `(n,1,d)@(d,1)` (cross) matched +`np.dot` bit-for-bit on all 85 shape/scale combos probed (n=1..33422, +d=1..783, scales 1e-8/1/1e8, C+F order), including the vw knife-edge +pair (both distances EXACTLY 0.0) and NaN propagation — that kernel is +the one shipped. The column combine keeps the scalar's exact order: +`(row_norms + |c|^2) - 2.0*cross`, floor via `np.where(d2 < 0.0, 0.0, +d2)` (NaN propagates, no maximum-clamp), then the same IEEE sqrt. + +**What changed** (`legacy_kmeans.py` only): new `_row_norms` + +`_euclidean_col`; `cluster_step` folds the columns in the existing +Clojure scan order (hash order >8 / input order <=8) with the scalar +update rule `d <= best` (ties -> LATER cluster, NaN never wins), members +regrouped by ascending row index == scalar append order; `most_distal` +same inner fold + exact outer last-wins reduction (NaN-first-row sticks, +later NaN rows skipped, last argmax otherwise); `n_distinct_rows` gains +`bound=` (vectorized elimination passes, `array_equal(equal_nan=True)` +semantics) so `clean_start_clusters`' `min(k, .)` is exact without +O(n^2); `_recenter_center` index-gathers rows (same values). Scalar +`_euclidean`, `same_clustering`, `weighted_mean` semantics untouched. + +**TDD**: RED confirmed (4 ImportError pins for the new functions + +TypeError for `bound`); 11 new tests in tests/test_legacy_kmeans.py pin +bit-equality against a VERBATIM `_scalar_d2_reference` copy of the +pre-vectorization formula (exact `==`, random shapes incl. 1-row and +k>n, scales 1e-8/1/1e8), the vw knife-edge exact-0.0, NaN row/center +propagation, `cluster_step`/`most_distal` equivalence vs verbatim scalar +reference loops (grid-tie fixtures, >8/<=8 scan, weights, k>n, NaN), +and bounded-distinct semantics (NaN rows, -0.0==0.0). + +**Evidence**: +- Full suite: 1171 passed / 22 skipped / 44 xfailed / 2 xpassed + (baseline 1160/22/44/2 + 11 new; zero new failures). Pyright clean on + both touched files. +- Battery: `MATCH=20 DIVERGENCE=0 SKIPPED=0 ERROR=0` TWICE — once on + the vectorized tree (23:52) and once on the final bytes after an + annotation-only pyright cleanup (00:06). Bit-identity is certified, + not assumed. +- Bench mid shape (8000x400x480k): cold 68.53s -> 3.58s (19x), warm + 159.53s -> 3.77s (42x). +- Bench FULL prod shape (33422x783x2.0M, scratch/vectorized_full.json): + cold 28.15s, warm 26.66s — vs the ~31 min warm tick measured s6/s7 + (~70x). The largest prod conversation now ticks in under 30s. + +### Rename (Julien ruling, s7): the python poller is engine, not delphi + +Compose service delphi-math-poller → **math-python**, profile delphi-math +→ **math-python**, env var DELPHI_MATH_ENV → **MATH_PYTHON_ENV** (default +math_env value 'delphi' → 'python'; free rename — no rows exist yet +anywhere). Living docs updated (runbook step 1, design §4, example.env); +journal history left as written. Deploy reality recorded in the runbook: +prod starts services BY NAME via scripts/after_install.sh role dispatch +(SERVICE_FROM_FILE: server|math|delphi; profiles gate dev only), prod +tracks branch `stable` — so the shadow wiring is one edit to the math +role's compose-up line, deliberately NOT made yet (Julien weighing +shadow vs clean replace). + +### Condition 6 FINAL — EC2 comparison recorded, verdict flipped to serial-OK + +Vectorized run (i-03c84ff0b574cebfa, r8g.4xlarge, same shape/seed, +self-terminated + verified): cold 29.0s / warm 26.6s vs 519.6s / 1856.0s +non-vectorized — ~18x / ~70x. Runbook risk item 3 now carries the FINAL +verdict: serial OK at every observed shape; no blocklisting (none +needed); item 9b (seeded sampled PCA) optional. PRs #2679 (item 9a, +bit-identical) + #2680 (math-python rename) pushed; CI dispatched (run +30310377752); independent review in flight. Ops gotcha logged: SQS +completion messages need JSON parsing (tab-split receipt handles broke +delete → stale redelivery); the vectorized run's job label says +large-conv-tick (sed missed escaped quotes) — S3 key disambiguates. + +### s7 close: cutover handoff shipped + one spr incident (recovered) + +HANDOFF_CUTOVER_EXECUTION.md = entry point for the cutover-PRs session +(PR #2684): state summary, the two open rulings (shadow-vs-replace; +flip mechanism), per-PR specs S0-S3 incl. the Secrets-Manager env +reality, and the gotcha list. Runbook carries the canonical "Execution +shape" section (shadow analysis + exit checklist + no-CDK verdict). +Incident: re-describing the audit commit without preserving its +commit-id trailer forked a duplicate PR (#2682/#2683) — the EXACT +failure the 2026-07-17 memory warns about; recovered per its recipe +(kept the trailer-matching #2683, closed #2682, deleted the stray +bookmark+branch). A malformed `spr/edge/` bookmark from an +empty-commit spr update was also deleted. diff --git a/delphi/docs/CLOJURE_COMPARISON.md b/delphi/docs/CLOJURE_COMPARISON.md index bed71f06c5..72333c1641 100644 --- a/delphi/docs/CLOJURE_COMPARISON.md +++ b/delphi/docs/CLOJURE_COMPARISON.md @@ -49,10 +49,13 @@ The Clojure reference implementation is in: **`math/src/polismath/math/clusters. This is the **primary reason** clustering results differ between Python and Clojure: -**Python** (Single-level clustering): -- `group_clusters`: Direct clustering of participants into k groups -- Member IDs: Participant IDs -- Example: {id: 0, members: [ptpt1, ptpt2, ...]} +**Python** (Two-level clustering, matching Clojure since PR #2431): +- `base_clusters`: First-level clustering (~100 small clusters of participants) + - Member IDs: Participant IDs + - Example: 100 base clusters with 3-7 participants each +- `group_clusters`: Second-level clustering of base clusters into k groups + - Members stored as base-cluster IDs internally, unfolded to participant IDs for serialization + - Example: {id: 0, members: [0, 1, 5, 8, ...]} where numbers are base cluster IDs (internally) **Clojure** (Two-level clustering): 1. `base-clusters`: First-level clustering of participants into ~100 small clusters @@ -70,7 +73,7 @@ Beyond the architecture, there's also an initialization difference: | Aspect | Python | Clojure | |--------|--------|---------| -| **Algorithm** | K-means++ (seed 42) | First k distinct points | +| **Algorithm** | First k distinct points (matching Clojure) | First k distinct points | | **Rationale** | Better convergence, industry standard | Simpler implementation | | **Result** | Different local optima | Different local optima | | **Quality** | Both are valid clustering algorithms | Both are valid clustering algorithms | @@ -96,12 +99,9 @@ Beyond the architecture, there's also an initialization difference: ### Why Tests Fail -The clustering test **intentionally fails** because: -1. Python uses K-means++ initialization → different initial cluster centers -2. K-means converges to nearest local optimum → different final clusters -3. Tests use very tight thresholds (95% Jaccard, 5% L1) to detect any difference - -This is **expected behavior** until we implement Option A (match Clojure initialization). +The clustering test **xfails conditionally** on some dataset variants due to incremental-blob +in-conv divergence / cold-start PCA landscape flatness — NOT initialization mismatch. +Python now uses first-k-distinct initialization, matching Clojure (since PR #2431). ## Running Tests diff --git a/delphi/docs/CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md b/delphi/docs/CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..f891a178c0 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/docs/CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md @@ -0,0 +1,51 @@ +# Clojure Quirks, Bugs & Dead Code — Replication Ledger + +Purpose: the Python `clojure-legacy` engine mode replicates the Clojure math +worker's behavior **including its quirks and bugs**, because R1 certification +demands identical outputs. This file is the ledger of every such idiosyncrasy +we knowingly replicate (or carve out), so that once parity is certified we can +deliberately FIX them in `improved` mode (or upstream) instead of rediscovering +them. Add an entry every time a port reproduces something that a fresh +implementation would not do. + +Companion docs: `SEQUENTIAL_BITS_PORT_SPEC.md` (cross-tick state inventory), +`MATH_ALGORITHM_HISTORY.md` (historical algorithm changes), +`CLJ-PARITY-FIXES-JOURNAL.md` (session log). + +Status legend: **REPLICATED** (Python legacy mode reproduces it) · +**TO-REPLICATE** (required for parity, not yet ported) · **CARVED-OUT** +(excluded from the acceptance whitelist, documented here) · **FIXED-UPSTREAM** +(historical; kept for context). + +| # | Quirk / bug | Clojure source | Status | Later fix | +|---|------------|----------------|--------|-----------| +| Q1 | **Participant ban (`participants.mod = -1`) never honored** — banned participants keep influencing PCA/clustering/repness. | vote/participant ingest path (no mod filter); see journal 2026-06-10 | REPLICATED (2026-07-22: legacy mode stores mod_out_ptpts but skips the `_apply_moderation` row drop — the single choke point — so banned participants flow into vote counts/in-conv/PCA/clustering/repness like Clojure. Supersedes #2623 T1's legacy-mode carry-prune scenario. tests/test_mod_ptpt_leak_parity.py) | Fix is already in `improved` mode; upstream fix waiting on Colin | +| Q2 | **`comment-priorities` reads the PREVIOUS tick's `(:group-votes conv)`**, not the current tick's. Masked today by the #2571 priority mirror. | conversation.clj:658 | REPLICATED (2026-07-22, with the #2571 un-mirror: legacy mode feeds priorities from the captured prev-tick group-votes, {} on tick 1 = Clojure nil; current tick's group-votes stored on self.group_votes both modes. Restart-seam reload DONE 2026-07-24: from_dict restores group-votes (tid keys re-intified), so the recovery tick's priorities read the restored prev-tick tallies — vw-restart4 step-5 divergence closed. tests/test_priority_unmirror.py + test_legacy_blob_shape.py group-votes round-trip) | `improved` mode uses current-tick group-votes (done, same change) | +| Q3 | **Group-level k-means silently ignores `:group-iters` (100)** — Clojure passes `:cluster-iters`, a key `kmeans` does not destructure, so the group level runs the DEFAULT max-iters (20). | conversation.clj:441-443 vs clusters.clj:301-312 | REPLICATED (`GROUP_LEGACY_ITERS`, PR-C #2622) | Pass the intended 100 (or converge-check) in `improved` mode | +| Q4 | **No `<2 base-clusters` guard — degenerate ticks still cluster.** `max-k-fn ≥ 2` always, so a 1-base-cluster tick runs k=2 k-means (collapsing to 1 cluster), OVERWRITES `:group-clusterings` with that degenerate value, and advances the group-k smoother; the recovery tick warm-starts from it and mints a new split id via `(inc max-id)`. | conversation.clj:274-279, 433-445; clusters.clj:249-267 | REPLICATED (2026-07-22: legacy mode skips the `<2 base-clusters` early return and runs the normal per-k loop — 1-point k=2 clean-start yields the 1-cluster overwrite with lineage id; silhouette 0.0 = Clojure singleton rule; smoother advance unchanged from P6a. tests/test_degenerate_tick_parity.py) | `improved` mode keeps the early return (documented divergence) | +| Q5 | **`<2 in-conv participants` still runs the full pipeline** — a 1-participant tick produces 1 base cluster and runs the whole group path (smoother advances). Python's early return (conversation.py:825-830) diverges harder here (no smoother advance either). Extreme edge (needs <2 total qualifying participants). | same graph, no guard | REPLICATED (2026-07-22, same port as Q4: legacy mode only early-returns on 0 in-conv participants; a 1-participant tick runs base+group+smoother. tests/test_degenerate_tick_parity.py) | Keep the sane early return in `improved` mode | +| Q6 | **`lastVoteTimestamp` floors at 0** for zero-vote conversations. Not a bug per se, but a convention consumers may rely on. | conversation.clj:161-165 | REPLICATED (poller, #2625) | — | +| Q7 | **Subgroups are computed and persisted but consumed NOWHERE** (verified 2026-07-22): the subgroup subtree (`:subgroup-clusterings` → `:subgroup-clusters` → `:subgroup-votes`/`:subgroup-repness`) feeds no other graph node — `repness`, `comment-priorities`, `group-aware-consensus` take only group-level inputs (conversation.clj:611-700); `corr.clj` and `darwin/export.clj` references are commented out (corr's only call site conv_man.clj:215 is itself commented out); the server's ONLY two `math_main` readers both pass through `processMathObject` (server/src/utils/pca.ts:458) which **deletes** all three subgroup keys before caching, so `/api/v3/math/pca2` never serves them; zero references in client-report / client-admin / client-participation-alpha / e2e / delphi. `processMathObject` tolerates ABSENT subgroup keys (defaults to `[]`, then deletes), so Python blobs without them keep the pre-delphi wiring intact. | conversation.clj:490-590 (computation); pca.ts:558-560 (deletion) | CARVED-OUT of the R1 acceptance whitelist (exclusion logged per certification run, never silent) | Delete the dead computation upstream (pure CPU waste in the Clojure worker) rather than port it | +| Q8 | **Meta-tid `0`-is-truthy routing bug (#1961)** — every comment took the meta branch of `priority-metric`, flattening priorities to ~all-49. | math/.../repness or priorities path; see MATH_ALGORITHM_HISTORY.md | FIXED-UPSTREAM (#2611, merged 2026-07-18; not yet in a prod deploy as of 2026-07-21) | Done; watch prod deploy | +| Q9 | **Subgroup smoother was UNCLAMPED in prod** until the #2575 clamp landed via #2609 (merged 2026-07-18). Only relevant to blobs generated by pre-#2609 workers. | conversation.clj:534-567 pre-#2609 | FIXED-UPSTREAM (and moot for us given Q7 carve-out) | — | +| Q10 | **Large-conv mini-batch PCA is UNSEEDED-RANDOM** — `conv-update` dispatches to `large-conv-update` when n-ptpts > 10000 OR n-cmts > 5000 (conversation.clj:784-815); its `:pca` runs `partial-pca` on a fresh Mersenne-Twister row sample PER ITERATION with NO seed (`(sampling/sample (range n-ptpts) :generator :twister)`, conversation.clj:763-773) — so two Clojure runs of the same large conversation produce different PCA (and everything downstream). There is NO deterministic reference on this path, not even Clojure itself. Verified empirically 2026-07-22: pakistan/engage/bg2050 battery entries diverge at EXACTLY the first step crossing the cutoff (n-cmts 4914→6028, 4850→5765, 4694→6701) and match on every step before it. | conversation.clj:757-773 (sample-size + large graph), 784-815 (dispatch) | CARVED-OUT of R1 certification: the battery certifies the deterministic full-PCA path by pinning `{:ptpt-cutoff :cmt-cutoff}` HUGE in the replay drivers (conv-update accepts opts; math/dev/ change only — exclusion logged per run, never silent). Python keeps full PCA at all sizes. | Poller phase must decide the production-cutover story for large convs (python full-PCA is deterministic and strictly better; document as an intentional improvement over Clojure's randomized mini-batch). | +| Q11 | **kmeans distances suffer dot-formula cancellation — near-coincident points TIE at exactly 0.0 and merge.** vectorz's `matrix/distance` on the row types kmeans actually passes (ArraySubVector view vs Vector center) computes d^2 = |a|^2+|b|^2-2ab, whose cancellation floors any true distance below ~1e-8 to EXACTLY 0.0 (verified in-process: pid-5/7 pair at true distance 4.66e-15 -> both cluster distances 0.0, while the same call with a copied row returns the true values). Ties then resolve via min-key LAST-wins -> near-coincident points collapse into the LATER cluster and the emptied cluster is dropped (vw every-vote step 57: cluster 8 absorbs [5 7], cluster 6 dropped). Python's norm(a-b) has no cancellation -> no tie -> no merge. | clusters.clj:44-52 (add-to-closest via matrix/distance); verified 2026-07-22 via math/dev/proj_probe.clj | TO REPLICATE (legacy mode): compute kmeans distances as sqrt(max(0, |a|^2+|b|^2-2ab)) in float64 — reproduces the 0.0 tie deterministically (numpy check confirms) | CORRECTED 2026-07-22 s4: `most-distal` does NOT use the cancellation formula — its rows come from `get-row-by-name` (matrix/get-row), a type on which `matrix/distance` returns the TRUE value (pc-revote-01 probe: clj's near-tie gaps are 2.5e-16/5.6e-17 = true-formula-sized, not the 1e-14 the cancellation formula produces on the same points). Python's port applies the cancellation formula at the shared helper, so py most_distal differs from clj in the low bits — benign wherever gaps exceed ~1e-8·scale; the only regime where it matters is the Q13 knife-edge class, which is carved out. Left as-is deliberately. NaN addendum (s7, #2663 review): the port lets NaN PROPAGATE through _euclidean (real vectorz has no clamp); only negative cancellation residue is floored to 0.0 — pinned by test_euclidean_propagates_nan_instead_of_clamping. Vectorization addendum (s7, PR #2679): the batched-matmul columns preserve the cancellation ties BIT-EXACTLY (dgemv/einsum were rejected for last-ulp reassociation drift; exact-== pins travel with CI). | +| Q12 | **Cold-tick PCA start vector is UNSEEDED-RANDOM** (`rand-starting-vec`, pca.clj:79-82 — the original author's own 'should really throw a [seeded] random number generator in the equation here... XXX' comment). With a small eigengap the fixed 100 power iterations do NOT fully converge, so the start-dependent residual (~1e-4 on pc-smallmix-01 step 0) survives into comps/projections — even two Clojure runs differ on the cold tick. Warm ticks are unaffected (start-vectors = previous comps). | pca.clj:79-101 | CARVED OUT for certification: BOTH replay drivers pin the cold start to the ONES vector — the exact value power-iteration already pads new-comment columns with (pca.clj:46-49 / pca.py _power_iteration) — via a single-element [1.0] start that padding expands to any width (dev/replay.clj certify-cold-start-pca + replay/driver.py seed). Logged per run. | Production: seed the start vector (the author's own XXX) — deterministic cold ticks with no behavior change at convergence | +| Q13 | **Warm-chain split-loop extraction order is knife-edge-chaotic on tie-dense geometry.** `clean-start-clusters`' split loop (clusters.clj:250-273) extracts the most-distal point one at a time; when several near-coincident candidates tie (within-engine distance gaps at the few-ulp level, e.g. 2.5e-16/5.6e-17 on pc-revote-01 step 1 among 4 pids), the extraction ORDER — and thus the minted singleton ids and final partition — is decided by sub-ulp arithmetic noise. Cross-engine, projections differ at ~1e-5 (residual small-eigengap power-iteration noise, tolerant-accepted), ELEVEN orders above the gaps: no arithmetic replication can reproduce Clojure's order (verified 2026-07-22: both probes extract the identical 28-pid sequence, then clj picks {82,99} where py picks {80,99} from the tied set {80,82,99,108}; even the true-distance formula ranks them differently per engine). Same irreducibility class as the vw every-vote step-57 knife edge. | clusters.clj:202-217 (most-distal), 250-273 (split loop); probes: math/dev/proj_probe.clj split-probe + delphi/scratch/probe_revote_split.py | CARVED OUT: battery keeps revote coverage via pc-revote-02 (34 ptpts, ~28% revotes — rich geometry, no knife edge; MATCH 6/6 first try) in place of pc-revote-01 (205 ptpts on 15 comments — near-discrete projection space). Ledgered on FP-912391ece7/FP-c29173e1ba/FP-98dc728043. | Not a Clojure bug — an irreducible float-chaos regime. Any future dataset that diverges ONLY in split-loop extraction order on few-ulp gaps belongs to this class: probe with split-probe, then swap or document. | +| Q14 | **No small-dimension guards — tiny matrices run the real math.** Clojure runs powerit PCA on 1x1/1xN/Nx1 rating matrices (real center, comps rank-capped at min(rows,cols)) and `conv-repness` always returns its best-agree comment even for degenerate shapes — where pre-parity Python short-circuited: PCA returned zeros (center -0.0 vs clj -1.0 on a 1x1 matrix; comps zero-padded to 2 vs rank-capped 1) and `conv_repness` returned empty repness/consensus below shape 2. | pca.clj (powerit-pca, no dim guard); repness.clj conv-repness (best-agree fallback) | REPLICATED (2026-07-22, PR #2653: legacy mode relaxes the `<2` guards in conversation.py::_compute_pca, pca.py::pca_project_dataframe, repness.py::conv_repness; single-vote fixtures with exact Clojure-derived values, tests/test_legacy_blob_shape.py; certified end-to-end by the vw-every-vote-56 battery entry whose early steps are 1xN). Ledgered late — flagged by the 2026-07-22 s4 review pass; row added then. | `improved` mode keeps the guards (sane early returns) | +| Q15 | **Every votes tick DROPS the mod watermark.** `conv-update` is a plumbing-graph compile whose output map has only graph-node keys — `:last-mod-timestamp` is not one — so the watermark set by `mod-update` survives only until the next votes recompute; blobs carry `lastModTimestamp` non-null ONLY when the tick's last write was a mod-update (and a fresh mod-update always floors at `(or nil 0)`, never the historical max). Observed on the vw restart probe 2026-07-22 s4 (restart mod-update set the watermark; the next step's blob emitted null). | conversation.clj:780-820 (graph dispatch; no :last-mod-timestamp node); conversation.clj:880 (watermark write) | REPLICATED (2026-07-22 s4: legacy-mode `recompute()` nulls `last_mod_timestamp`; tests/test_mod_update_parity.py TestWatermarkDroppedByRecompute) | `improved` mode keeps the persistent watermark (documented divergence); the poller phase must respect the same per-message semantics | +| Q16 | **Rank-1 comps collapse ALL projections to exactly [0.0, 0.0].** Whenever the rating matrix has <2 rows or <2 columns, powerit comps are rank-capped to ONE row; `sparsity-aware-project-ptpt`'s `[pc1 pc2] comps` destructure then leaves pc2 nil and `utils/zip` (map vector) truncates to the SHORTEST input — empty — so the projection reduce never runs: every participant AND comment projects to [0.0 0.0] (not just a zero-filled second component). Structural consequence: all participants become coincident → ONE base cluster. Invisible on 1xN ticks (zero-variance comps give zero projections anyway — why the battery never caught it); visible on Nx1 (real comps=[[1.0]]: python computed p1=-2/3 and TWO base clusters where Clojure has one). | pca.clj:134-157 (sparsity-aware-project-ptpt + utils/zip), 167-178 (pca-project-cmnts) | REPLICATED (2026-07-22 s4: rank<2 comps → zero projections in pca_project_dataframe + pca_project_cmnts; verified against a synthetic 3-ptpt x 1-comment clj replay reference; tests/test_legacy_blob_shape.py tiny-shape tests). Found by the s4 review-pass finding on #2653 (1xN/Nx1 untested). | `improved` mode is guarded from tiny dims (Q14), so the quirk is legacy-only by construction; a real fix would pad pc2 with zeros upstream | +| Q17 | **cluster-step assignment ties resolve by the cleared-clusters MAP order — array-map (insertion) for <=8 clusters, PersistentHashMap trie order for >8.** `add-to-closest`'s `(apply min-key ...)` iterates the `(into {})` map of [id cluster] pairs (clusters.clj:44-52, 79-86, 149) and keeps the LAST minimal entry in ITERATION order. With Q11's cancellation floor, exact 0.0 ties are COMMON (near-coincident points tie against several centers), so for >8 clusters the tie WINNER is a function of the Clojure HAMT hash order of the cluster ids — not the input order the py port scanned. Ground truth: (keys (into {} ... (range 9))) = (0 7 1 4 6 3 2 5 8); polismath.utils.clj_hash reproduces real-Clojure order bit-for-bit (n=9/20/69 cross-validated 2026-07-24). | clusters.clj:44-52 (add-to-closest), 79-86 (cleared-clusters), 149 (cluster-step); clojure.core min-key (last-wins) | REPLICATED (2026-07-24 s5: legacy cluster_step scans clusters in clojure_hash_map_key_order(ids) when n>8, input order otherwise; tests/test_legacy_kmeans.py TestClusterStepHashOrderTieBreak, RED observed on the >8 case) | `improved` mode uses sklearn kmeans — no per-entry tie-break to mirror | +| Q18 | **uniqify merge-center EXACTNESS is value-dependent ulp luck — id-lineage knife-edge on coincidence-dense (mod-narrowed) geometry.** `uniqify-clusters` merges on EXACT center equality; `merge-clusters`' weighted-mean ((n/sum-w) scalar x scaled rows -> stats/mean = seq-sum x fl(1/n), core.matrix.stats 0.7.0) preserves the input value for SOME doubles and rounds 1 ulp off for others (real-vectorz check 2026-07-24: v=0.22498355348954913 stays exact, v=0.1 and v=0.15553246373398708 do not). Whether a merge CHAIN over coincident singletons keeps equality — and hence whether the next cluster also merges and which id survives — depends on the 17th digit of the projection values, which differ cross-engine at ~1e-16 (PCA power-iteration noise). pc-modheavy-01 step 1: partitions IDENTICAL, one cluster {1,3,8,11} ids 2 (clj, seed pre-merged by uniqify) vs 8 (py, tie-assigned in cluster-step); np.average vs vectorz-op-sequence vs op-exact-emulation all disagree at the ulp on the same inputs. Same irreducibility class as Q13 (sub-tolerance noise through an exact-equality predicate); moderation zeroing shrinks the live-comment space, jacking coincidence density (43->~21 live on pc-modheavy). | clusters.clj:194-227 (merge-clusters/uniqify), core.matrix.stats-0.7.0 mean; probes: proj_probe.clj lineage-probe/mod-distinct-probe + delphi/scratch/probe_modheavy_*.py | CARVED OUT (2026-07-24 s5): mod-HEAVY warm chains are certification-hostile; battery carries pc-modheavy-01/pc-meta-01 on single-cut-mod (cold tick, full mod weave — deterministic) and covers the mod/meta WARM chain via a moderate-density extraction (see certify_battery.json). Ledgered on the pc-meta-01 open fingerprints. | Not a Clojure bug — irreducible float chaos. Warm-chain certification needs coincidence-sparse geometry: check ptpt-per-live-comment before extracting future mod datasets. | +| Q19 | **conv-actor registry race: a brand-new zid discovered by BOTH pollers in the same tick spawns TWO conv-actors — one is orphaned and its accumulated votes are silently lost.** `queue-message-batch!` (conv_man.clj:~375-455) does an unsynchronized check-then-act: `(get @conversations zid)` then a blind `(swap! conversations assoc zid conv-actor)` — when the :votes and :moderation pollers both see a new zid on their first tick, each spins an actor; last swap! wins the registry, the loser keeps computing but its writes are superseded by the fresh/empty winner (no periodic full recompute heals it). Reproduced 3x consecutively in the poller-equiv harness (all seed data pre-loaded before JVM boot = the pathological trigger; blob_total_votes dropped exactly batch-0's votes; duplicate "Running load or init" log lines). PRODUCTION EXPOSURE: real, but narrow — needs a new conversation's first votes AND first mod-relevant event inside the same ~1s poll tick. | conv_man.clj:~375-455 (queue-message-batch!), poller.clj:12-37; evidence: poller-equiv runner logs 2026-07-24, journal s5 | NOT REPLICATED (python's worker pool must NOT lose votes — the equivalence harness proves py carries the full stream); harness carve: the equiv protocol waits for the clj container's first poll cycle before feeding batch 0, closing the race window in the TEST INPUT (certifying identical rows against a nondeterministically-lossy reference is impossible by construction — Q10/Q12-class irreducibility, concurrency-shaped). Acceptance NOT weakened. | REAL production bug worth an upstream fix (synchronized swap!/check or per-zid locking in queue-message-batch!) — flagged to the team via the journal + walkthrough; the py poller's per-zid FIFO+lock design is the correct fix shape. | + +Notes: + +- "Replicate the bug" historically meant **behind + `POLISMATH_ENGINE_MODE=clojure-legacy` only**. Since the mode collapse + (2026-07-27) the legacy semantics ARE the engine's only path — the flag is + gone; each row's "Later fix" column is now the post-cutover queue story + (POST_CUTOVER_IMPROVEMENTS.md). +- Never fix a Q-row silently as a side effect of another change: certification + compares against real Clojure output, and an accidental "fix" in legacy mode + shows up as a divergence. diff --git a/delphi/docs/CUTOVER_RUNBOOK.md b/delphi/docs/CUTOVER_RUNBOOK.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..4674958177 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/docs/CUTOVER_RUNBOOK.md @@ -0,0 +1,188 @@ +# Clojure→Python math cutover runbook + +Written 2026-07-26 (post R1-parity DONE); refreshed 2026-07-28 (s7, post +GOAL_CUTOVER_READY DONE). Companion: MATH_POLLER_DESIGN.md §4 (phases), +MATH_POLLER_EQUIV_SPEC.md (the live equivalence protocol), +CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md (Q1-Q19), POST_CUTOVER_IMPROVEMENTS.md (the queue). + +## Evidence base (what is PROVEN as of 2026-07-28, s7) + +- MODE COLLAPSE LANDED (#2665-#2671): the engine has ONE code path — + exact legacy semantics; flag machinery deleted; improved branches + parked (improvements/* bookmarks); bans deleted (not a Polis feature). +- Battery: 20/20 MATCH pairs re-certified at every s7 milestone — + post-collapse, post-refactor (#2673), post-vectorization (#2679), and + on the final tree; divergences ledger 81 entries, 0 open. +- Live poller equivalence vs the REAL Clojure container, RE-RUN on the + collapsed tree: vw 8/8 + pc-meta-02 8/8 batches MATCH, non-vacuous, + 0 envelope-excused divergences (moderation stream, kill+restart seam, + bidToPid/ptptstats row-identical). +- Goldens re-recorded at the collapse tree (verify-then-record; comparer + 7/7 PASS); full delphi suite green (1171 passed at s7 close). +- Clarity refactor 14b/14c (#2673) + vectorized warm-start kmeans + (#2679, bit-identical, warm tick ~70x) landed pre-cutover. + +## What is NOT yet proven (risk register) + +1. **No prod-shaped shadow soak yet.** The equivalence harness ran replay + datasets (small/mid convs). Prod adds: conversation churn, concurrent + zids at scale, very large convs. +2. **Large convs (>10k ptpts or >5k comments) intentionally DIVERGE from + Clojure**: clj dispatches to unseeded-random mini-batch PCA (Q10 — not + even self-consistent); python runs deterministic full PCA at every size + (documented improvement, same blob shape, server-compatible). A shadow + comparer WILL flag these convs — expected, not a defect. Decide the + acceptance for them up front (structural-only, or exclude from compare). +3. **Poller throughput**: ~1.66 ticks/s per process on biodiversity-sized + replays — measured on EC2 (r8g.4xlarge, cost-model study) with the + PRE-VECTORIZATION engine, so it is now a stale LOWER BOUND (#2679 + speeds up every conv's k-means, not just giants; re-measure during + the shadow soak if a capacity number is needed). + **PRE-FLIP MEASUREMENT (2026-07-27 s7, pre-vectorization — + SUPERSEDED by the verdict below)** — one full-PCA tick of the largest + prodclone shape (33,422 ptpts x 783 cmts, 2.0M votes; synthesized, + seeded) on r8g.4xlarge via scripts/large_conv_tick_bench.py: + cold tick 519.6s (~8.7 min); WARM (steady-state) tick 1856.0s + (~30.9 min). The then-observed "warm ~3.6x cold" asymmetry was an + artifact of the un-vectorized port's per-pair python loops in the + lineage warm start — ELIMINATED by #2679 (post-vectorization the two + are within ~10%: 29.0s vs 26.6s). Local M-series cross-check ran + same-order both times (430.8s/2095.3s before; 28.2s/26.7s after). + **VERDICT (FINAL, 2026-07-28 s7): serial is OK at every observed + shape.** Item 9a (vectorized warm-start k-means, PR #2679 — + bit-identical: exact-== pins vs the scalar reference, knife-edge Q11 + ties preserved, battery 20/20 x2) re-measured on the SAME r8g.4xlarge + / shape / seed: + cold tick 519.6s -> 29.0s (~18x) + warm tick 1856.0s -> 26.6s (~70x) + (local M-series cross-check: 430.8s -> 28.2s / 2095.3s -> 26.7s.) + A ~27s worst-case steady-state tick on the 7 historical giants is + compatible with the serial poller (~1.66 ticks/s on normal convs). + NO blocklisting (Julien ruling s7) — none needed. The deterministic + seeded sampled PCA (item 9b) is now OPTIONAL (further speedup / + Q10-class hygiene), not a throughput requirement. + Historical note: the pre-vectorization measurement (cold 519.6s, warm + 1856.0s, verdict then NOT serial-OK) drove item 9a; Clojure's own + large-conv path only ever special-cased :pca (conversation.clj: + 760-773), never k-means — the Python fix was vectorizing our port's + per-pair loops (~3.3M python calls/iteration -> batched-matmul BLAS + columns, bit-equal by construction and by 85-combo probe). + Sharding (#2658) is the scale-out path, opt-in via POLL_SHARD_INDEX/ + POLL_SHARD_COUNT — one shard = one process. Start UNSHARDED (defaults + are a verified no-op); shard only if the shadow soak shows lag. + If sharding: the deployment layer MUST guarantee each shard_index + appears exactly once per MATH_ENV — no code guard exists against two + processes owning the same slice (per-zid serialization is per-process + only; #2658 review, 2026-07-26). +4. Q19 (clj actor race losing votes on new-zid discovery) is a CLOJURE bug; + python's per-zid FIFO+lock design does not have it (equivalence runs + verified py carries the full vote stream). + +## Execution shape (s7 rulings + analysis — read before Step 0) + +**Shadow vs clean replace (analysis 2026-07-28; decision pending +Julien):** recommended = TIME-BOXED SHADOW, 24-48h, exit checklist +below. Rationale: it tests the only untested dimension (real prod +churn/concurrency/dirty data) at near-zero complexity — the service, +env var, and compare machinery all exist; the time box kills +shadow-limbo risk. Clean replace is defensible on the evidence +(bit-exact battery + live equivalence) and rollback stays cheap +(restart `math`; caching_tick is MAX+1 both ways), but forfeits the +baseline rows that make subtle math weirdness detectable. Memory is a +non-issue either way: host 128 GiB, python capped 16g (set +MATH_CONV_CACHE_CAP — and keep it set in ANY long-running deployment, +not just the soak; eviction cost = the certified restart seam). +Shadow exit checklist (agree BEFORE starting): rows advancing on all +active zids; zero parked zids / errorconv dumps; spot-compare N active +zids structurally identical (poller_equiv comparer on row pairs); +large-conv divergence dismissed per risk 2/Q10. + +**One WIP PR per step (for a future session):** +- PR-S0 (promote): get the stack onto `stable` (prod deploys track + stable, not edge — after_install.sh pulls stable). +- PR-S1 (shadow): scripts/after_install.sh math role line → + `up -d math math-python`; add MATH_CONV_CACHE_CAP + MATH_PYTHON_ENV + to the SSM-sourced .env (polis-web-app-env-vars secret); exit + checklist copied into the PR body. +- PR-S2 (flip): ONE mechanism (ruling needed: poller MATH_ENV→'prod' vs + server mathEnv→'python'); revert instructions in the PR body. +- PR-S3 (decommission): remove `math` from compose + its + after_install.sh line; archive note for the Clojure tree. + +**CDK impact: NONE required for steps 0-3.** The python poller runs on +the existing math-worker host (r8g.4xlarge, MathWorkerLaunchTemplate) +via compose; same Postgres path/security groups; math_writer needs no +new IAM (Postgres only); CodeDeploy math deployment group unchanged +(the only deploy-side edit is after_install.sh, which ships with the +repo). Verified: cdk/ec2.ts, cdk/launchTemplates.ts, appspec.yml, +scripts/after_install.sh. CDK would only enter later if the math host +itself is retired/resized post-decommission (candidate: downsize +r8g.4xlarge once the vectorized engine's real utilization is known — +measure during the soak first). + +## Step 0 — land the stack (morning) + +1. Reviews: DONE through #2682 (Copilot triage s6 = #2663; Copilot + credits exhausted since — all later PRs reviewed by independent + review agents, all sound; findings applied). Nothing outstanding. +2. Confirm CI green at the stack tip (python-ci workflow_dispatch on the + tip branch; every s7 dispatch was green). Historic note: a mid-stack + red (e.g. #2648-era) is a stack-position artifact — deploy builds the + tip. +3. Merge bottom-up: `jj spr merge --count ` (spr handles squash order). + NEVER the GitHub UI. Then a normal edge deploy. + +## Step 1 — shadow in prod (same day) + +Infrastructure already in compose (#2625; renamed s7 per Julien — the +math poller is engine, not delphi/UMAP): service `math-python`, +profile `math-python`, `MATH_ENV=${MATH_PYTHON_ENV:-python}` — distinct +from Clojure's env, rows invisible to the server (UNIQUE(zid, math_env)). + +``` +docker compose --profile math-python up -d math-python +# env: MATH_PYTHON_ENV=python (engine has one path since the mode collapse) +# env: MATH_CONV_CACHE_CAP= — SET THIS FOR THE SOAK (s7): the conv cache +# never evicts by default; a long soak accumulates convs toward the 16g +# container limit and an OOM-kill restart loop. LRU eviction is cheap +# (reload = from_dict warm restore). Memory math: host 128 GiB; python +# capped 16g; clojure unchanged by shadow. Verify the clj container's +# actual -Xmx on the host before the soak (empirically fits today). +# PROD NOTE (deploy-script reality, s7): prod instances start services BY +# NAME from scripts/after_install.sh per-role dispatch (profiles are a +# dev-only gate) — shadow on the math role = add `math-python` to its +# `docker-compose up -d math` line; prod tracks branch `stable`. +``` + +Verify within minutes: +- math_main rows appearing under math_env='python' with advancing + caching_tick; +- no errorconv dumps / parked zids in the poller log; +- spot-compare a few active zids' blobs vs the clojure rows (the certify + StepComparer acceptance; scripts/poller_equiv.py compare machinery is + reusable for row pairs). + +Soak: hours-to-a-day of prod traffic. Exit = no structural divergence on +small/mid convs; large-conv divergence understood per risk #2. + +## Step 2 — flip (evening, if soak clean) + +One env change, instantly reversible: +- Set the python poller's MATH_ENV to the server's Config.mathEnv ('prod'); + stop the clojure `math` service. (Or flip the server's MATH_ENV to + 'python' — pick ONE mechanism and write it down.) +- Watch: TS prefetch (pca.ts caching_tick > last, ~2.5s poll) keeps + serving; nextComment routing gets comment-priorities; participants + bidToPid present. + +Rollback = revert the env var + restart clojure math. Rows for both envs +coexist; nothing is destroyed by the flip in either direction. + +## Step 3 — decommission (later) + +Remove the `math` service from compose/deploy (and its `up -d math` +line in scripts/after_install.sh); archive the Clojure tree (it remains +the certification oracle). Follow-ups now live in +POST_CUTOVER_IMPROVEMENTS.md (items 2-9b, 11, 12 — quirk un-replication, +warm-start persistence, optional seeded sampled PCA) plus the journal's +equiv-in-CI decision and the fraction-cut py-round fix. diff --git a/delphi/docs/DELPHI_DOCKER.md b/delphi/docs/DELPHI_DOCKER.md index 140a60b0fe..83b8f886cc 100644 --- a/delphi/docs/DELPHI_DOCKER.md +++ b/delphi/docs/DELPHI_DOCKER.md @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ This document provides information about the Delphi Docker container setup and o When the Delphi container starts, it performs the following steps: 1. Initializes DynamoDB tables using `create_dynamodb_tables.py` -2. Starts the job poller service using `start_poller.sh` +2. Starts the job poller by running `python scripts/job_poller.py` directly (the Dockerfile CMD invokes the script) ## Environment Variables @@ -32,8 +32,7 @@ The Delphi container runs the following services: If the container exits with code 127, check that: 1. The scripts directory is correctly copied into the container -2. The `start_poller.sh` script is executable -3. The DynamoDB endpoint is correct and accessible +2. The DynamoDB endpoint is correct and accessible ## Maintaining State diff --git a/delphi/docs/DELPHI_JOB_SYSTEM_TROUBLESHOOTING.md b/delphi/docs/DELPHI_JOB_SYSTEM_TROUBLESHOOTING.md index 8a714c5b17..36faa5561e 100644 --- a/delphi/docs/DELPHI_JOB_SYSTEM_TROUBLESHOOTING.md +++ b/delphi/docs/DELPHI_JOB_SYSTEM_TROUBLESHOOTING.md @@ -325,5 +325,5 @@ print(f"Reset {count} stuck jobs") ## Related Documentation - [JOB_QUEUE_SCHEMA.md](JOB_QUEUE_SCHEMA.md) - Details about the job queue schema -- [ANTHROPIC_BATCH_API_GUIDE.md](ANTHROPIC_BATCH_API_GUIDE.md) - Guide for working with Anthropic's Batch API -- [DATABASE_NAMING_PROPOSAL.md](DATABASE_NAMING_PROPOSAL.md) - Information about database naming conventions \ No newline at end of file +- [DATA_FORMAT_STANDARDS.md](DATA_FORMAT_STANDARDS.md) - DynamoDB key formats and reserved-keyword handling +- [JOB_STATE_MACHINE_DESIGN.md](JOB_STATE_MACHINE_DESIGN.md) - Job types and state transitions \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/delphi/docs/DOCKER_BUILD_OPTIMIZATION.md b/delphi/docs/DOCKER_BUILD_OPTIMIZATION.md index 6b51dba96b..7facd68cfd 100644 --- a/delphi/docs/DOCKER_BUILD_OPTIMIZATION.md +++ b/delphi/docs/DOCKER_BUILD_OPTIMIZATION.md @@ -88,6 +88,8 @@ vim pyproject.toml # 2. Regenerate lock file make generate-requirements +# Note: the Makefile target calls pip-compile directly; project tooling policy is uv +# (equivalent: uv pip compile pyproject.toml -o requirements.lock) # 3. Rebuild Docker image make docker-build @@ -145,7 +147,7 @@ make generate-requirements-upgrade ```txt # requirements.lock (generated by pip-compile) # -# This file is autogenerated by pip-compile with Python 3.13 +# This file is autogenerated by pip-compile with Python 3.12 # by the following command: # # pip-compile --output-file=requirements.lock pyproject.toml diff --git a/delphi/docs/DOCUMENTATION_DIRECTORY.md b/delphi/docs/DOCUMENTATION_DIRECTORY.md index f3952928d1..6d02022b4f 100644 --- a/delphi/docs/DOCUMENTATION_DIRECTORY.md +++ b/delphi/docs/DOCUMENTATION_DIRECTORY.md @@ -1,91 +1,71 @@ # Delphi Documentation Directory -This document provides an overview of key documentation files in the Delphi system, organized by topic for easy reference. +Index of the documentation in `delphi/docs/`, organized by topic. -## Core System Documentation +> **Last cleaned: 2026-06-11.** 33 stale leftover docs (completed fix memos, session +> logs, unimplemented design proposals, docs describing deleted architecture) were +> moved to [archive/](archive/) — kept as raw material capturing the original design +> intent of the 2025 build-out, but **not documentation of the current system** (see +> [archive/CLAUDE.md](archive/CLAUDE.md) for the per-file index). Surviving docs were +> spot-checked against the code on that date; still, when a doc and the code disagree, +> trust the code. -| Document | Description | -|----------|-------------| -| [CLAUDE.md](../CLAUDE.md) | Main reference guide with configuration details, database interactions, and system operation | -| [README.md](../README.md) | Project overview and basic setup instructions | -| [QUICK_START.md](QUICK_START.md) | Get started quickly with the Delphi system | -| [RUNNING_THE_SYSTEM.md](RUNNING_THE_SYSTEM.md) | Step-by-step instructions for operating the Delphi system | -| [architecture_overview.md](architecture_overview.md) | High-level overview of the system architecture | -| [project_structure.md](project_structure.md) | Explanation of the project's directory and file organization | - -## Database and Data Format Documentation +## Canonical / living documents | Document | Description | |----------|-------------| -| [DATABASE_NAMING_PROPOSAL.md](DATABASE_NAMING_PROPOSAL.md) | Explanation of table naming conventions and migration plan | -| [DATA_FORMAT_STANDARDS.md](DATA_FORMAT_STANDARDS.md) | **Critical standards for data formats throughout the system, including DynamoDB key formats** | -| [JOB_QUEUE_SCHEMA.md](JOB_QUEUE_SCHEMA.md) | Schema documentation for the job queue system | -| [S3_STORAGE.md](S3_STORAGE.md) | Information about S3 storage configuration and access | +| [PLAN_DISCREPANCY_FIXES.md](PLAN_DISCREPANCY_FIXES.md) | **Canonical plan** for the Clojure-parity fix campaign (D-fixes), statuses, ordering | +| [CLJ-PARITY-FIXES-JOURNAL.md](CLJ-PARITY-FIXES-JOURNAL.md) | **Append-only session journal** of the parity work — findings, decisions, test results | +| [deep-analysis-for-julien/](deep-analysis-for-julien/) | Deep Clojure-vs-Python analysis (architecture, PCA, clustering, repness, routing, discrepancy catalog). Historical reference; see status note in `07-discrepancies.md` | -## Job System Documentation +## Getting started & operations | Document | Description | |----------|-------------| -| [JOB_SYSTEM_DESIGN.md](JOB_SYSTEM_DESIGN.md) | Overall job system architecture and design principles | -| [JOB_STATE_MACHINE_DESIGN.md](JOB_STATE_MACHINE_DESIGN.md) | **Detailed explanation of the job state machine and workflow design** | -| [DELPHI_JOB_SYSTEM_TROUBLESHOOTING.md](DELPHI_JOB_SYSTEM_TROUBLESHOOTING.md) | **Comprehensive guide to troubleshooting common job system issues** | -| [JOB_ID_MIGRATION_PLAN.md](JOB_ID_MIGRATION_PLAN.md) | Plan for migrating to the new job ID system | - -## API Integration Documentation +| [QUICK_START.md](QUICK_START.md) | Environment setup (uv/.venv) and standard test invocation | +| [RUNNING_THE_SYSTEM.md](RUNNING_THE_SYSTEM.md) | Operating the pipeline: run_delphi, CLI, job submission | +| [DELPHI_DOCKER.md](DELPHI_DOCKER.md) | Delphi container overview | +| [DOCKER_BUILD_OPTIMIZATION.md](DOCKER_BUILD_OPTIMIZATION.md) | Layered Docker builds, requirements.lock workflow | +| [DELPHI_AUTOSCALING_SETUP.md](DELPHI_AUTOSCALING_SETUP.md) | Instance-size based worker configuration (`configure_instance.py`, `INSTANCE_SIZE`) | +| [RESET_SINGLE_CONVERSATION.md](RESET_SINGLE_CONVERSATION.md) | Removing all Delphi data for one conversation | +| [S3_STORAGE.md](S3_STORAGE.md) | S3/MinIO storage for visualizations | +| [OLLAMA_MODEL_CONFIG.md](OLLAMA_MODEL_CONFIG.md) | Ollama model configuration for topic naming | +| [CLI_STATUS_COMMAND.md](CLI_STATUS_COMMAND.md) | `./delphi status ` CLI command | + +## Job system | Document | Description | |----------|-------------| -| [ANTHROPIC_BATCH_API_GUIDE.md](ANTHROPIC_BATCH_API_GUIDE.md) | **Complete guide for working with Anthropic's Batch API, including common issues and solutions** | -| [OLLAMA_MODEL_CONFIG.md](OLLAMA_MODEL_CONFIG.md) | Configuration guide for Ollama models | -| [CLI_STATUS_COMMAND.md](CLI_STATUS_COMMAND.md) | Documentation for the CLI status command | +| [JOB_STATE_MACHINE_DESIGN.md](JOB_STATE_MACHINE_DESIGN.md) | Job types (FULL_PIPELINE, CREATE_NARRATIVE_BATCH, AWAITING_NARRATIVE_BATCH) and transitions | +| [JOB_QUEUE_SCHEMA.md](JOB_QUEUE_SCHEMA.md) | `Delphi_JobQueue` schema, GSIs, locking patterns | +| [DELPHI_JOB_SYSTEM_TROUBLESHOOTING.md](DELPHI_JOB_SYSTEM_TROUBLESHOOTING.md) | Diagnosing stuck jobs, DynamoDB gotchas, log locations | +| [DATA_FORMAT_STANDARDS.md](DATA_FORMAT_STANDARDS.md) | DynamoDB key formats (`#` delimiters), reserved keywords, type conversions | -## Deployment and Infrastructure +## Math & Clojure parity reference | Document | Description | |----------|-------------| -| [DELPHI_AUTOSCALING_SETUP.md](DELPHI_AUTOSCALING_SETUP.md) | Configuration for auto-scaling the system | -| [DISTRIBUTED_SYSTEM_ROADMAP.md](DISTRIBUTED_SYSTEM_ROADMAP.md) | Roadmap for distributed system improvements | +| [CLOJURE_COMPARISON.md](CLOJURE_COMPARISON.md) | Clojure-vs-Python comparison test infrastructure and known differences | +| [CLOJURE_TWO_LEVEL_CLUSTERING.md](CLOJURE_TWO_LEVEL_CLUSTERING.md) | Two-level (base→group) clustering architecture, as implemented | +| [SUBGROUP_CLUSTERING_THIRD_LEVEL.md](SUBGROUP_CLUSTERING_THIRD_LEVEL.md) | Clojure's third clustering level (subgroups) — unported, unused by consumers | +| [regression_testing.md](regression_testing.md) | Golden-snapshot regression testing: recorder, comparer, datasets | +| [INVESTIGATION_K_DIVERGENCE.md](INVESTIGATION_K_DIVERGENCE.md) | K-means k divergence investigation (RESOLVED — kept as record) | +| [SESSION_HANDOFF_KMEANS.md](SESSION_HANDOFF_KMEANS.md) | K-means parity session background (partially historical — see status note) | +| [HANDOFF_PR14_VECTORIZED_REFACTOR.md](HANDOFF_PR14_VECTORIZED_REFACTOR.md) | Repness refactor handoff (14a in open stack; 14b/14c open) | +| [HANDOFF_REGRESSION_TEST_PERF.md](HANDOFF_REGRESSION_TEST_PERF.md) | Regression-test performance (mostly resolved — see status note) | -## Algorithm and Analysis Documentation +## Topic pipeline (umap_narrative) | Document | Description | |----------|-------------| -| [algorithm_analysis.md](algorithm_analysis.md) | Analysis of the core algorithms used in Delphi | -| [TOPIC_NAMING.md](TOPIC_NAMING.md) | Topic naming pipeline: exact prompt, deterministic 5‑comment sampling, logging, storage | -| [usage_examples.md](usage_examples.md) | Examples of system usage and output interpretations | +| [TOPIC_NAMING.md](TOPIC_NAMING.md) | Topic naming: prompt, sampling, storage in `Delphi_CommentClustersLLMTopicNames` | +| [topic-moderation-system.md](topic-moderation-system.md) | Topic moderation endpoints and `Delphi_TopicModerationStatus` | +| [TOPIC_AGENDA_STORAGE_DESIGN.md](TOPIC_AGENDA_STORAGE_DESIGN.md) | Topic agenda storage (`topic_agenda_selections`); Phase 3 never implemented | +| [VERSIONED_TOPIC_KEYS_IMPLEMENTATION.md](VERSIONED_TOPIC_KEYS_IMPLEMENTATION.md) | Versioned topic/section keys (`report_id#section#model`) | -## Testing and Development +## Open issues & audits (still unresolved — do not delete until fixed) | Document | Description | |----------|-------------| -| [SIMPLIFIED_TESTS.md](SIMPLIFIED_TESTS.md) | Simplified testing procedures | -| [TESTING_LOG.md](TESTING_LOG.md) | Log of testing activities and results | -| [TEST_RESULTS_SUMMARY.md](TEST_RESULTS_SUMMARY.md) | Summary of test results | - -## Recently Added Documentation - -The following documentation was recently added to address specific system challenges: - -1. **[ANTHROPIC_BATCH_API_GUIDE.md](ANTHROPIC_BATCH_API_GUIDE.md)** - Comprehensive guide for working with Anthropic's Batch API in the Delphi system, including: - - Handling JSON Lines (JSONL) responses from the API - - Proper error handling for API interactions - - Key format requirements for storing results in DynamoDB - - Debugging strategies for batch processing issues - -2. **[DELPHI_JOB_SYSTEM_TROUBLESHOOTING.md](DELPHI_JOB_SYSTEM_TROUBLESHOOTING.md)** - Detailed guide for troubleshooting job system issues, including: - - Strategies for diagnosing stuck jobs - - Solutions for common DynamoDB reserved keyword issues - - Techniques for tracing end-to-end job execution - - Database verification processes - -3. **[DATA_FORMAT_STANDARDS.md](DATA_FORMAT_STANDARDS.md)** - Critical standards document focusing on: - - Required format for DynamoDB keys (using # as delimiters) - - JSON structure standards for reports - - Handling of reserved keywords in DynamoDB - - Conversion between PostgreSQL and DynamoDB data types - -4. **[JOB_STATE_MACHINE_DESIGN.md](JOB_STATE_MACHINE_DESIGN.md)** - Documentation of the state machine design for job processing: - - Explicit job types for different processing stages - - Clear script mapping between job types and processing scripts - - Clean state transition patterns - - Error handling best practices \ No newline at end of file +| [ZID_EXPOSURE_AUDIT.md](ZID_EXPOSURE_AUDIT.md) | **Open security issue**: zid/conversation_id exposed in delphi API responses | +| TOPIC_LABEL_MISALIGNMENT_ANALYSIS.md | **Open bug**: label/cluster sorting misalignment in `700_datamapplot_for_layer.py` (local-only file, in `.git/info/exclude` — not present on fresh clones) | diff --git a/delphi/docs/GOAL_CUTOVER_READY.md b/delphi/docs/GOAL_CUTOVER_READY.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..6622d9e75c --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/docs/GOAL_CUTOVER_READY.md @@ -0,0 +1,91 @@ +# GOAL: Cutover-ready Python math — mode collapse, clarity, re-certification + +Standing autonomous goal (set with Julien, 2026-07-27). Successor to +GOAL_R1_PARITY.md (achieved 2026-07-24 — its DONE evidence stands; this goal +prepares the actual Clojure-off/Python-on switch per Julien's rulings in +POST_CUTOVER_IMPROVEMENTS.md and CUTOVER_RUNBOOK.md). Work session after +session; decide, document, keep going. Propose-then-wait is suspended for +this goal; compensating controls are per-change journal notes and the +walkthrough section in GOAL_STATE at each milestone. Stop only for hard +blockers (broken environment, usage limit, AWS denial — see Constraints). + +## DONE means (ALL must hold, evidenced in-repo) + +1. **Mode collapse**: the engine has ONE code path — exact legacy semantics. + Gate: `grep -rn "ENGINE_MODE\|engine_mode\|resolve_engine_mode" delphi/polismath/` + returns ZERO hits (the flag machinery itself is deleted); improved-only + branches extracted to parked jj commits (side bookmark `improvements/*`, + one commit per POST_CUTOVER_IMPROVEMENTS.md queue item) BEFORE deletion. + Participant-ban filtering DELETED outright (not parked — dropped feature). + run_delphi.py/job_poller (the API-called pipeline) exercises the same + single path — no pipeline-only math branches. +2. **Clarity refactor landed PRE-cutover** (Julien ruling 2026-07-27): + PR 14b/14c — `compute_group_comment_stats_df` reads like the deleted + scalar recipe; vectorized blob-injection tests green. Bit-identity guarded + by the battery. +3. **Golden snapshots re-recorded** at the collapse commit (legacy values, + verified against the certified battery recordings before recording — + never blind), full regression suite green vs the new baseline. +4. **Battery**: TWO consecutive fully-clean passes (20/20 MATCH, zero open + ledger entries) on the exact final tree. +5. **Equivalence release gate**: scripts/poller_equiv.py full-run verdict + PASS (non-vacuous) on vw AND pc-meta-02 on the final tree. +6. **Large-conv EC2 measurement recorded**: one full-PCA tick of the largest + prodclone conv shape (33k ptpts × 783 cmts; synthesize the shape if + extraction is impractical) timed on the target EC2 class via the `bench` + AWS profile; number + verdict (serial OK / needs deterministic + large-conv path) written into CUTOVER_RUNBOOK.md risk register. +7. GOAL_STATE.md first line flips to `STATUS: DONE` only after 1-6 hold. + +A session ending with open ledger entries, an incomplete collapse, or an +unrecorded measurement has made PROGRESS, not achieved the goal. + +## Constraints + +- Extract-then-delete: every improved-mode branch worth re-landing is first + moved VERBATIM to a parked commit on the `improvements` side chain (per + queue item), so post-cutover PRs are rebases, not rewrites. Ban filtering + is deleted WITHOUT parking (dropped feature). +- TDD calibrated per GOAL_R1_PARITY.md (RED mandatory for behavior pins; + full-suite gate per push, delegated per the gate protocol). +- Golden snapshots: re-record ONLY after cross-checking against the battery's + certified clj recordings; never blind. +- NEVER merge PRs; everything ships as Draft on the spr stack. python-ci on + spr branches needs manual workflow_dispatch (dispatch at wind-down, check + at next orientation). +- Privacy: real_data/.local stays gitignored; slugs OK, zids/report-ids/ + content never committed. +- AWS: `bench` profile ONLY (tagged EC2, us-east-1, budget+forecast alarms + exist). NEVER widen a policy or switch profiles on AccessDenied — stop and + report. Terminate instances when done; verify termination. +- The Clojure tree stays untouched (it remains the oracle until decommission). + +## Method + +- **Phase 0 — battery tooling speedup FIRST** (Julien 2026-07-27: the ~36-min + first-pass py re-replay blocks every code change; data in journal s6): + (a) scope the py cache tree-hash to the ENGINE surface — exclude pure + harness files (certify.py, poller_equiv.py, prodclone.py, shard_bench.py, + polismath/poller/**) whose changes cannot alter replay outputs (driver.py/ + schedule.py/real_data.py DO shape replays — keep them in); + (b) parallelize battery entries (independent by construction) with + ~6 workers → target <8 min first pass; + (c) prove both with an A/B run before relying on them. +- **Phase 1 — inventory**: enumerate every engine_mode branch site (grep) and + classify: DELETE (ban filtering, dead), PARK (queue items 2-8), KEEP-AS-ONLY + (legacy behavior). Write the inventory to the journal before cutting. +- **Phase 2 — collapse**, bottom-up, re-running the (fast) battery per chunk. +- **Phase 3 — clarity refactor** (14c then 14b), battery-guarded. +- **Phase 4 — goldens re-record + full gates + equiv release gate.** +- **Phase 5 — EC2 large-conv measurement** (bench profile; reuse the + cost-model harness patterns; runbook update). +- Reviews per push: Claude review subagent; Copilot ONCE per PR at + review-ready. Triage against the quirks ledger (a "fix" undoing legacy + semantics is now a POST-cutover queue item, not a code change). + +## Session protocol + +Orientation = GOAL doc + GOAL_STATE.md only. Wind-down: finish the cycle, +gate, commit, rewrite GOAL_STATE (numbered next actions, file:line), push, +dispatch CI. Durable state on disk, never in chat. Token floor per +GOAL_R1_PARITY.md (unchanged). diff --git a/delphi/docs/GOAL_R1_PARITY.md b/delphi/docs/GOAL_R1_PARITY.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..3eb5446796 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/docs/GOAL_R1_PARITY.md @@ -0,0 +1,161 @@ +# GOAL: Certified Clojure↔Python math parity (R1 warm-start), including the poller + +Standing autonomous goal (set by Julien, 2026-07-22). Work session after session +until DONE. Do not ask questions — decide, document, keep going. This is a +standing math-core handover: propose-then-wait is suspended for this goal; +compensating controls are per-change journal notes and a walkthrough doc at +each milestone. Stop only for hard blockers you cannot clear yourself (broken +environment, usage limit) and resume after. + +## DONE means + +For every (dataset × schedule) in the battery, the H-A/H-B replay comparison +shows ZERO structural divergences (in-conv membership, base/group cluster ids & +memberships, repness & consensus selections, comment priorities/routing) and +all floats within declared, per-run-reported tolerances, at EVERY step of the +warm-start chain — not just cold start. Plus poller equivalence: identical +math_main/bidToPid/ptptstats rows and tick/watermark semantics vs the Clojure +math container on the same vote streams, including a restart-mid-schedule seam. +Declare DONE only after TWO consecutive fully-clean battery passes. + +Completion signaling: the FIRST line of `GOAL_STATE.md` is `STATUS: IN +PROGRESS` until every DONE condition above holds, then — and only then — +`STATUS: DONE`. A session that winds down with open divergence fingerprints +(docs/divergences.json) or an incomplete battery has made PROGRESS, not +achieved the goal, regardless of how cleanly it wound down. + +Subgroup keys (subgroup-clusters/-votes/-repness) are CARVED OUT of acceptance +(dead feature — evidence in CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md Q7); log the exclusion on every +certification run, never silently. + +## Battery + +All real_data datasets + several prodclone extractions (small/medium — verify +Clojure's runtime scaling empirically first and set the size cutoff from data), +and edge cases: moderation-heavy, revote-heavy, banned participants (mod=-1), +meta-tids, degenerate ticks, zero-votes conversations, restart seams. Privacy: +prodclone data stays in real_data/.local/ (gitignored), minted neutral slugs, +never commit zids/report-ids/vote or comment content. + +## Constraints + +- NEVER modify existing Clojure sources except additive logging; new files + under math/dev/ are fine. +- Replicate Clojure quirks/bugs in clojure-legacy mode ONLY; improved mode + keeps the correct behavior. Ledger every replicated quirk in + CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md; never "fix" a ledgered quirk silently (it would surface + as a divergence). +- TDD for every behavioral change, CALIBRATED (Julien-approved 2026-07-22; + supersedes the strict `` form for this goal only): + - RED observation is MANDATORY when the test pins a bug or divergence (proves + the test can detect it). For defensive guards / belt-and-braces where the + pre-change behavior is trivially derivable by reading, a written + justification may replace an observed RED — no reverting code just to + stage a failure. + - Targeted tests run per fix; the FULL-suite gate runs per PUSH (before each + `jj spr update`), not per commit. + - Full-suite gates are DELEGATED to a cheap subagent (Sonnet default; Haiku + fine for routine expected-green runs): the agent runs the suite in its own + foreground with `-v` (pytest-timestamper hang detection preserved in ITS + context) and returns ONLY: the summary line; per-failure names + + `--tb=short` tracebacks; any delta in skips/xfails vs the recorded + baseline; and a stall report (test name + elapsed) if output stalls + >5 minutes — kill and report, never wait indefinitely. The top level + reads raw suite output only if the agent's report is ambiguous. + - Golden snapshots re-recorded only after verifying against Clojure. +- PR granularity: one PR per port/subsystem (its tests + quirk-ledger row + included); substantive review fixes squash into their owning commit; pure + trivia (wording, type hints) batches into the top docs commit. +- Everything ships as Draft PRs on the spr stack (or side branches). NEVER + merge. Keep CLJ-PARITY-FIXES-JOURNAL.md and PLAN_DISCREPANCY_FIXES.md + current every session. python-ci on spr/edge/* branches needs manual + workflow_dispatch. + +## Method + +1. **Phase 0 — automation kit** (script-driven loop, not model-driven): + certify.py battery runner (headless, idempotent, hash-cached, compact JSON + verdicts); Clojure recordings cached once per (dataset, schedule) and reused + across Python iterations; first-divergence focuser (bisect to earliest + divergent step, print only divergent keys); prodclone extractor + (feature-filtered); Clojure timing probe. +2. **Ports, in order**: degenerate-tick group-clusterings overwrite + the + <2-participants edge (Opus 2026-07-21 verdict, journal; APPROVED); + env_flags resolver move — pca.py and engine_mode.py both import from + polismath/utils/env_flags.py (APPROVED); remaining sequential bits (D1 + remainder; comment-priorities previous-tick group-votes at un-mirror time; + mod=-1 leak replication in legacy mode); blob-shape alignment + (to_math_main_blob() whitelist serializer). +3. **Certification loop**: run battery → diagnose first divergence → port → + rerun, until two consecutive dry passes. Then poller equivalence harness. +4. **Reviews on every new PR** (Julien-authorized 2026-07-22, standing for + this goal): (a) a Claude review subagent (Sonnet) on the PR diff at + creation; (b) a Copilot review requested via + `.claude/skills/copilot-review/request-copilot-review.sh` ONCE per PR when + it reaches review-ready state — re-request only after substantive changes, + never per push (monthly AI-credit budget, resets the 1st). Fetch + triage + via the batch script (`fetch_copilot_batch.sh` pattern): non-math fixes + applied directly; math-core findings applied under goal autonomy but + checked against CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md first — a reviewer "fix" that would undo + a replicated quirk gets a thread reply citing the ledger row instead of a + code change. Resolve addressed threads; ledger + journal every applied fix. +5. **Delegation**: Sonnet subagents (isolated clones, commit-early) for + automation scripts, mechanical ports from written specs, test authoring; + Haiku for battery babysitting, CI watching, boilerplate; full-suite + gates per the delegated-gate protocol in Constraints. Escalation ladder: + a failed Sonnet delegation retries ONCE on Opus before any top-level + takeover (≈half the weighted token cost, and keeps failure debris out of + top-level context). Opus also quarantines exploration-heavy diagnosis of + REFOUND-LIKE divergences (plausible variant of a ledgered fingerprint): + the Opus agent runs the bisect/dead-end search and returns an evidence + package (verbatim divergent keys, step ids, file:line quotes) plus a + candidate diagnosis; the top level reads that evidence itself and draws + the conclusion (FLOOR preserved). Novel-divergence diagnosis, Clojure + semantics reading, port design, and integration gates stay at the top + level. Anti-rule: never delegate read-heavy/conclude-light tasks over + context the top level already holds — a subagent's cold input costs more + than the top level's cached reads. + +## Session protocol (resumption) + +- ORIENTATION on every fresh session: this file + `GOAL_STATE.md` (the ≤50-line + live checkpoint — overwrite it freely; history belongs in the journal). Read + the journal tail / PLAN / spec docs only when GOAL_STATE.md points at them + for the task at hand — never re-read them wholesale. +- WIND-DOWN when context runs low (no auto-compact): finish the current + port/test cycle, commit, update the journal's "What's Next" with precise + next actions (file:line level), push, and end the session cleanly. Never + leave uncommitted work or a stale What's Next. +- Durable state lives on disk, never in chat context: the battery cache + (recordings + hashed verdicts) makes "where were we" = "run certify.py, + read the summary". Scratch diagnosis notes go to delphi/scratch/ with a + RESUME pointer in the journal if mid-diagnosis. + +## Token discipline (no reasoning-power loss intended; the floor is below) + +- **Hash-first comparison**: certify.py compares whole-blob hashes before any + key-by-key diff — hash-equal steps cost zero tokens and zero descent. +- **Divergence fingerprint ledger**: every divergence gets a fingerprint + (key-path × step-kind × mode) in divergences.json with its diagnosis; a + refound fingerprint reuses the diagnosis instead of re-deriving it across + datasets. +- **Terse-output contract**: every bespoke script prints ≤40 lines (verdicts); + detail goes to files. Subagents return structured JSON per an explicit + contract in their prompt, not prose reports. +- **Scout cheap, conclude at top level**: Haiku/Explore agents LOCATE things in + big files (Clojure sources, blobs) and return verbatim quotes with file:line; + the top level reads only those windows and draws every conclusion itself. + Windowed reads only (never whole files >500 lines). +- **Batching**: `jj spr update` at most twice per session; one CI dispatch at + session end, checked at next orientation (never poll). Review-triage via the + batch-file fetch script, never per-PR interactive fetching. +- **Recorded gate baseline**: the suite baseline (counts + skip list) lives in + a file; the gate agent diffs against it mechanically and reports only deltas. +- **Accidents become documentation immediately**: any process mistake that + burned tokens gets a same-session gotcha entry (memory / skill / this doc) — + historically the single largest sink. + +FLOOR — never cut for tokens: the top level reads the actual divergence +evidence before concluding; RED observed for divergence-pinning tests; full +gate before every push; golden snapshots verified against Clojure before +re-recording; per-change journal notes. diff --git a/delphi/docs/GOAL_STATE.md b/delphi/docs/GOAL_STATE.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..d8f4a2bcb9 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/docs/GOAL_STATE.md @@ -0,0 +1,54 @@ +STATUS: DONE + +# GOAL_STATE — GOAL_CUTOVER_READY.md ACHIEVED (2026-07-27, session 7) + +All seven DONE conditions hold, evidenced in-repo: + +1. Mode collapse: gate grep (ENGINE_MODE|engine_mode|resolve_engine_mode + over delphi/polismath/) = 0 hits; ban filtering DELETED outright; + parks = jj bookmarks improvements/item-{2,4,5,8} (pushed to origin; + verbatim reverse patches, NOT buildable — re-land = keep improved + side). PRs #2665-#2671. run_delphi/job_poller share the single path. +2. Clarity refactor 14b/14c landed: PR #2673 (two-phase split + + blob-injection pins), battery-proven bit-identical. +3. Goldens re-recorded at the collapse tree (verify-then-record, journal + s7): comparer 7/7 PASS; --include-local suite green (one justified + Q12 xfail on FLI-cold_start prod-blob comparison, #2674). +4. Battery: 20/20 MATCH ×2 consecutive on the final tree (re-run after + the last docs edits); divergences.json 81 entries, 0 open. +5. Equivalence release gate: poller_equiv full-run PASS live on the + final code tree — vw 8/8 MATCH, pc-meta-02 8/8 MATCH, non-vacuous, + 0 envelope-excused divergences. +6. EC2 measurement in CUTOVER_RUNBOOK risk item 3: r8g.4xlarge, + 33,422×783/2.0M votes — cold 519.6s, WARM 1856.0s (~31 min). + VERDICT (FINAL): serial OK at every observed shape — item 9a + (vectorized warm-start k-means, PR #2679, bit-identical) re-measured + on the same r8g.4xlarge: cold 519.6s→29.0s, warm 1856.0s→26.6s + (~70x). No blocklisting (none needed); item 9b (seeded sampled PCA) + now optional. +7. This line 1 flip. + +## For walkthrough (Julien) + +- Collapse series #2665-#2671 + #2673 + #2674 + #2675 (+docs #2672, + #2659, triage #2663, Phase-0 #2664). ALL independently review-agent'd: + clean (one pin applied: _euclidean NaN test, #2663 review). All 5 + python-ci dispatches green. Copilot NOT used (credits exhausted — + independent agents instead, Julien ruling s7). +- Battery cost model now: no edit ~22s / harness edit ~2m / engine edit + ~19m (pakistan long pole). Phase 0 A/B data in journal s7. +- Big deduced finding: warm tick ≫ cold tick at scale (legacy kmeans + warm start); Clojure's large-conv path never special-cased kmeans + (only :pca — conversation.clj:760-773), so item 9 = seeded sampled + PCA + kmeans performance. Runbook risk item 3 has the numbers. +- Next goal candidates: execute CUTOVER_RUNBOOK steps 0-3 (land, shadow, + flip, decommission — needs Julien/team); post-cutover queue items + (POST_CUTOVER_IMPROVEMENTS.md), item 9 first if large convs matter. + +## Pointers + +- Contract: GOAL_CUTOVER_READY.md. Roadmap: POST_CUTOVER_IMPROVEMENTS.md. +- Runbook: CUTOVER_RUNBOOK.md. Journal: CLJ-PARITY-FIXES-JOURNAL.md s7. +- Battery: cd delphi && uv run python scripts/certify.py run (workers=6). +- Suite baseline: 1155/22/44 (+2 xpassed) without --include-local; 1285+1xfail with + --include-local. diff --git a/delphi/docs/HANDOFF_CUTOVER_EXECUTION.md b/delphi/docs/HANDOFF_CUTOVER_EXECUTION.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..22213279d9 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/docs/HANDOFF_CUTOVER_EXECUTION.md @@ -0,0 +1,146 @@ +# HANDOFF: execute the Clojure→Python math cutover (steps 0-3 as WIP PRs) + +Written 2026-07-28 at the close of s7 (GOAL_CUTOVER_READY: DONE). This is +the ENTRY POINT for the session that ships the cutover. Read order: +1. This file. +2. CUTOVER_RUNBOOK.md — canonical: evidence base, risk register with the + FINAL measured verdict, "Execution shape" (shadow analysis, PR plan, + CDK verdict), steps 0-3. +3. GOAL_STATE.md (STATUS: DONE + walkthrough) if provenance is needed. + +## Where things stand (evidence all in-repo) + +- Engine: ONE code path, Clojure-legacy semantics. Certified against a + Clojure ORACLE RERUN (not historical prod blobs) at a defined + TOLERANCE, not bit-for-bit: the battery reports MATCH when the accepted + projection agrees by canonical hash OR a tolerant compare (default abs + 1e-6 / rel 0.01, sign-flip handling, looser tolerances on PCA lists); + canonicalization normalizes ordering/sign and omits the dropped + subgroup outputs. Read "20/20 MATCH" as "within tolerance on the + certified inputs", not "identical blobs". Live equivalence vw 8/8 + + pc-meta-02 8/8 non-vacuous; goldens re-recorded (comparer 7/7); suite + green. +- Performance: vectorized warm-start k-means (#2679, matches within the + same tolerance). r8g.4xlarge, 33,422×783/2.0M votes: cold 29.0s, warm + 26.6s (was 519.6s / 1856.0s) — author-reported on SYNTHESIZED shape + data, no measured RSS. Verdict: serial OK at every shape; no + blocklisting (Julien ruling: never blocklist; warm start stays). +- Naming: compose service `math-python`, profile `math-python`, env + `MATH_PYTHON_ENV` (default math_env value 'python'). +- Merge status: the stack is being landed onto `edge` bottom-up (spr). + Confirm the current HEAD with `git log origin/edge` before quoting a + status; the older "nothing is on edge yet" claim is stale. Prod still + deploys from `stable`. + +## P-019 review fixes (must-fix items M1–M5) + +The independent P-019 review (cost-reduction/04-plans/P-019-julien-stack- +review.md) found defects that are now fixed on this branch. Probe: +cost-reduction/scripts/p019-review-probes.py (adapted copy reads HEAD). + +- **M1 — park/unpark lost failed votes.** After retry exhaustion a parked + zid kept its stale cached conversation, so the interval that failed + stayed missing. Fix (poller/service.py, worker_pool.py): `_unpark` + invalidates the cache so the next batch rebuilds from full authoritative + Postgres history; a periodic reconciler + (`MATH_POLLER_RECONCILE_INTERVAL_MS`, default 60s) recovers a zid that + failed and then went quiet, via a new REBUILD pool message. +- **M2 — retry at the queue tail overwrote a newer revote.** + `Conversation.update_votes` now resolves duplicate (pid, tid) by + `created` timestamp (stable-sort + keep-last), and `_run_engine` writes + BEFORE caching so a retry re-derives cleanly instead of re-advancing + temporal state. +- **M3 — certification cache keys.** The Python recording manifest now + includes the comments CSV sha (as Clojure already did) and the schedule + hash includes `restart_after` + `clojure`; a bumped manifest version + invalidates existing cached recordings once. +- **M4 — cache-cap/shard wiring.** `MATH_CONV_CACHE_CAP` defaults to a + FINITE 200 (negatives rejected; 0 = unlimited must be explicit), and + compose passes the cap, shard index/count, and reconciler interval + into the container (documented in example.env). +- **M5 — participant-ban / mode-collapse behavior change (release note).** + See below; accepted by Colin, so this is a documentation item only. + +### M5 release note — report-engine behavior change (ACCEPTED) + +This stack removes the older Python implementation's participant-ban +(`participants.mod`) filtering AND runs full-PCA at all conversation +sizes, including above the Clojure production cutoff. Both are DELIBERATE, +accepted decisions by Colin — not dead-code cleanup: + +- Participant bans are no longer applied to the rating matrix. Clojure + never honored them, but the deleted older Python path DID, so this is a + real change to existing Delphi REPORT output (run_delphi.py → + run_math_pipeline.py builds the same Conversation), not only a change to + the dormant new poller. The server still ingests `participants.mod`; it + is simply no longer applied by the math engine. +- Large conversations run the full-PCA branch rather than the Clojure + cutoff/approximation. On very large inputs the shadow comparer will flag + these as "mode collapse"/Q10 divergences vs the Clojure rows; that is + the accepted, expected behavior of the new engine, not a defect. Do not + interpret those large-conversation differences as failures during the + shadow soak. + +## OPEN RULINGS — get from Julien before the relevant PR + +1. Shadow vs clean replace. Recommendation on file (runbook "Execution + shape"): time-boxed shadow 24-48h with the written exit checklist. +2. Flip mechanism — pick ONE: poller MATH_ENV→'prod' vs server + mathEnv→'python'. Runbook step 2 demands it be written down. + +## The PRs + +- **PR-S0 — land + promote.** (a) Merge the stack bottom-up: + `jj spr merge --count ` — NEVER the GitHub UI (spr can't track UI + squashes). Julien decides the merge moment/team sign-off. (b) Promote + edge→stable: CHECK FIRST how stable has historically been advanced + (`git log origin/stable` — fast-forward vs PR; not verified in s7). + Prod's after_install.sh does `git reset --hard origin/stable`. +- **PR-S1 — shadow wiring.** scripts/after_install.sh, math role branch + (`elif [ "$SERVICE_FROM_FILE" == "math" ]`, ~line 105-108): change + `up -d math` → `up -d math math-python`. Env: MATH_PYTHON_ENV + + MATH_CONV_CACHE_CAP must reach the instance .env — that comes from + Secrets Manager `polis-web-app-env-vars` (AWS-side edit, needs + Julien/elevated creds — NOT bench, NOT a repo change; coordinate). + Copy the exit checklist (runbook Execution shape) into the PR body. + MATH_CONV_CACHE_CAP: set it (LRU; eviction cost = certified restart + seam). Pre-soak verify item: read the clj container's actual -Xmx on + the host (`docker stats`); memory math says 128 GiB host / 16g python + cap / clj unchanged — wide margins, but cite real numbers. +- **PR-S2 — flip.** One env change per ruling 2; revert instructions in + the PR body. Rollback semantics: both envs' rows coexist + (UNIQUE(zid, math_env)); caching_tick is MAX+1 so monotonicity + survives swaps in both directions; restart clj `math` to roll back. +- **PR-S3 — decommission.** Remove `math` from docker-compose.yml AND + its `up -d math` line in after_install.sh; archive note for math/ + (the Clojure tree stays as the certification oracle — do NOT delete). + +## Gotchas that will bite (all learned the hard way) + +- spr: one commit = one PR on the single stack bookmark. NEVER + `jj squash -m` into an spr commit (wipes the commit-id trailer → + garbage PRs); preserve trailers when re-describing; use + `--use-destination-message`. jj split gives BOTH halves the trailer — + rewrite the second half's description fresh and move the spr bookmark + back (`jj bookmark set spr/edge/ -r --allow-backwards`). +- jj-colocated: NEVER `git checkout --`/`git restore` a working file + (git index = parent commit; wipes uncommitted work). +- Copilot review credits are EXHAUSTED — use independent review-agent + subagents per PR (the s7 pattern; all 15+ s7 PRs reviewed that way). +- python-ci on spr branches needs manual `gh workflow run python-ci.yml + --ref ` (dispatch at wind-down, check at next orientation). +- Compose profiles gate DEV only; prod starts services BY NAME. +- Battery cost model: no engine edit ~22s cached pair; engine edit + ~19min re-replay (run `cd delphi && uv run python scripts/certify.py + run`). The cutover PRs touch deploy/compose only → cached pairs. +- Shadow comparer WILL flag the 7 historical large convs (Q10: clj rows + are unseeded-random there) — expected, not a defect (runbook risk 2). + +## Post-cutover (not this session, but adjacent) + +POST_CUTOVER_IMPROVEMENTS.md is the queue: parks on improvements/* +bookmarks (items 2/4/5/8), item 12 (persist warm-start state — kills +restart-induced K flips), item 9b optional. Candidate after the soak: +downsize the math host (CDK cdk/ec2.ts instanceTypeMathWorker) once +real utilization is measured — the vectorized engine likely doesn't +need an r8g.4xlarge. diff --git a/delphi/docs/HANDOFF_PR14_VECTORIZED_REFACTOR.md b/delphi/docs/HANDOFF_PR14_VECTORIZED_REFACTOR.md index f586914544..882cf0da3f 100644 --- a/delphi/docs/HANDOFF_PR14_VECTORIZED_REFACTOR.md +++ b/delphi/docs/HANDOFF_PR14_VECTORIZED_REFACTOR.md @@ -1,5 +1,7 @@ # Handoff: PR 14 — Make Vectorized Code Readable + Blob Injection Tests +> **Status (2026-06-11):** PR 14a (delete dead scalar paths in repness.py) is in the open spr stack as PR #2564. Tasks 14b (vectorized blob-injection tests) and 14c (readability refactor) remain open and are tracked in `PLAN_DISCREPANCY_FIXES.md`. The branch names and stack listing below are from the 2026-03/06 sessions and are stale — do not branch from them. + ## Goal The scalar functions (`comment_stats`, `add_comparative_stats`, `repness_metric`, diff --git a/delphi/docs/HANDOFF_REGRESSION_TEST_PERF.md b/delphi/docs/HANDOFF_REGRESSION_TEST_PERF.md index 2692b3c537..87cd743273 100644 --- a/delphi/docs/HANDOFF_REGRESSION_TEST_PERF.md +++ b/delphi/docs/HANDOFF_REGRESSION_TEST_PERF.md @@ -1,5 +1,7 @@ # Handoff: Regression Test Performance Investigation +> **Status (2026-06-11):** Bottleneck 1 (`_compute_participant_info_optimized`) was vectorized (conversation.py group-correlation matrix ops). Bottleneck 2 (benchmark 3× runs) is resolved — `benchmark=False` is now the default in `comparer.py` and `test_regression.py` never enables it. `SKIP_GOLDEN` landed via #2515. Only the intermediate-stage redundancy question (Bottleneck 3) remains open. + ## Problem The `test_regression.py` tests are slow for large private datasets, particularly diff --git a/delphi/docs/JOB_QUEUE_SCHEMA.md b/delphi/docs/JOB_QUEUE_SCHEMA.md index 8a3aaba552..ebc1fb00fb 100644 --- a/delphi/docs/JOB_QUEUE_SCHEMA.md +++ b/delphi/docs/JOB_QUEUE_SCHEMA.md @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ This document defines the schema for the Delphi job queue system. The job queue ## Table Design ### Table Name -`DelphiJobQueue` +`Delphi_JobQueue` ### Primary Key Structure - **Partition Key**: `job_id` (String) - Unique identifier for each job (UUID v4) @@ -287,12 +287,14 @@ To manage the growth of the job queue table: ## Implementation Code +> **Caution:** The sample below predates the final schema — the actual table (see `create_dynamodb_tables.py`) uses `job_id` as the sole hash key, not `status`+`created_at`. + Here's a sample Python code for creating the job queue table: ```python import boto3 -def create_job_queue_table(dynamodb=None, table_name='DelphiJobQueue'): +def create_job_queue_table(dynamodb=None, table_name='Delphi_JobQueue'): if not dynamodb: dynamodb = boto3.resource('dynamodb') diff --git a/delphi/docs/MATH_ALGORITHM_HISTORY.md b/delphi/docs/MATH_ALGORITHM_HISTORY.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..344e24dc42 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/docs/MATH_ALGORITHM_HISTORY.md @@ -0,0 +1,276 @@ +# Polis Math Algorithm History & the 2025 Comment-Routing Regression + +**Status:** reference. Compiled 2026-07 from full git-history archaeology (repo history +back to 2012-10-13). Commit hashes quoted verbatim from git. + +> Scope: the **Clojure reference math** at `math/src/polismath/` (the implementation that +> has actually run in pol.is production), its evolution, and the 2025 regression that +> silently disabled priority-based comment routing. The Python port (`delphi/polismath/`) +> is a recent (2024–2026) re-implementation and is noted only where it diverges. +> +> This document is sourced entirely from the public git history and code. It contains no +> production data or conversation identifiers. + +--- + +## TL;DR + +- Priority-based comment routing **did not exist before January 2018**; comments were + served at uniform random (`ORDER BY random()`). It was introduced **2018-01-17**. +- On **2025-03-15**, commit `512b504807` (merged to `edge` as `dff835d7e`, PR **#1961**, + "cutoff for large-convo processing if > 5000 comments") introduced a one-line + regression that makes **every** comment's routing priority collapse to the constant + `META_PRIORITY² = 49`. Priority routing degrades to **uniform random** — i.e. it + reverts to the pre-2018 behavior. +- Root cause: the meta-comment lookup default was changed from `nil` to `0`, and **`0` + is truthy in Clojure**, so `priority-metric`'s `(if is-meta …)` always takes the meta + branch. +- Went live in pol.is prod **between 2025-03-15 and ~2025-03-20** (first "PROD DEPLOY" + marker after the commit is 3/20; the bug was not in the 3/4 deploy). +- Fixed on the Clojure side in **#2611** (`(contains? meta-tids tid)`). The Python port + still **deliberately mirrors** the bug for byte-parity, tracked by issue **#2571**. + +--- + +## 1. Core math algorithm change timeline + +Areas: **R**=routing · **P**=PCA/projection · **X**=extremity/repness · **C**=clustering · +**N**=consensus/vote-stats/moderation. Only introductions, numeric-output-changing edits, +and bugs. Pre-2020 commits are direct pushes in the standalone `polisMath` repo (no PR #). + +| Date | Area | Commit | PR | Change | Impact | +|---|:--:|---|---|---|---| +| 2013-10-28 | P | `27de68680` | — | Power-iteration PCA introduced | first eigensolver | +| 2013-11-02 | P | `f058e3782` | — | Mean-centering added | correct eigenvectors | +| 2014-01-25 | C | `b7f648932` | — | K-means introduced | first clustering | +| 2014-02-09 | X | `e14539c0b` | #10 | Representativeness introduced (agreement ratio) | first repness | +| 2014-02-22 | C | `d2525976c` | — | Two-tier base→group clustering | groups over base clusters | +| 2014-03-22/23 | C | `f4a6c0661`/`176ac68fc` | #45/46/48 | Growing/shrinking K across updates | adaptive group count | +| 2014-06-05 | C | `3d89774a2` | — | Silhouette-based optimal-K selection | K chosen by silhouette | +| 2014-08-21 | X/N | `91c27787c` | — | Proportion z-tests + Laplace pseudocounts `(x+1)/(ns+2)` | modern stats schema (still current) | +| 2014-08-30 | C | `eaa29c666` | #77 | group-k-smoother (4-buffer) | K stops flickering per update | +| 2014-10-02 | P | `36ab1e7c0` | — | Sparsity-aware participant projection (rescale by √(n_cmt/n_vote)) | current participant placement | +| 2014-10-15 | C | `5dc04d08e` | — | `max-k` 12→5 | fewer groups | +| 2014-12-14 | X | `b361e3003` | — | Composite `repness-metric` (4-factor) | current rep ranking | +| 2014-12-15 | N | `aece03f0d` | — | Consensus (single-population) introduced | consensus feature | +| 2014-12-25/26 | N | `50c1afeb9`/`8164a6cc0` | — | Moderation filtering into rep/consensus selection | mod-out excluded | +| 2017-01-04 | C | `faa02981d` | — | Subgroup clustering | second-level groups | +| 2017-02-27 | N | `b68ca8b6a` | — | Column-zeroing of mod-out/meta before PCA (`zero-out-columns`) | moderation moves into matrix | +| 2017-04-14 | C | `32988e405` | — | `base-k` 50→100 | finer pre-clustering | +| 2017-05-02 | P/X | `f66cfe086` | #50 | Comment projection introduced | comments get 2D coords | +| 2017-09-12 | X | `5b44be232` | — | Comment-extremity = L2 norm of projection | extremity defined | +| 2017-10-21 | P/N | `90b5b9e62` | — | Missing-vote fill **0→column-mean**; `raw-rating-mat` split | **silent** numeric shift to PCA + all vote stats | +| 2017-11-30 | N | `3bd581fba` | — | group-aware-consensus introduced | cross-group agreement | +| 2017-12-06 | P | `31dcb5eb5` | — | Comment synthetic vote **+1→−1** | flips comment polarity; **last Clojure PCA algo change** | +| 2017-12-08 | C | `e07aec5ac` | — | base-kmeans iters key fix (ran 20 not 10) | numeric change to base clusters | +| 2017-12-30 | N | `01e7bb280` | — | consensus pseudocount `A/(S+1)→(A+1)/(S+2)` | numeric change | +| **2018-01-17** | **R** | `40a180563`/`4d6de6651` | — | **Priority routing introduced** (server `selectProbabilistically` + math `importance-metric`) | **uniform → priority-weighted** | +| 2018-01-20 | R | `8e8e6318a` | — | `priority-metric` matured (meta 49, novelty boost, square) | current formula | +| 2018-09-04 | X | `e920f9562` | — | Extremity wired into large-conv path | fixes ~1 yr of missing extremity on big convs | +| **2025-03-15** | **R/C/X** | `512b504807`→`dff835d7e` | **#1961** | **Truthy-0 routing bug** + large-conv dispatch now >5000 comments | **all priorities→49 (uniform)**; mid-size convs switch to sampled PCA path | +| 2026-04-07 | C/N | `9c506b29e` | #2529 | Guard nil `pid-to-row` in group-votes | crash fix (large convs) | +| 2026-04-09 | C/X | `40cccfd0a` | #2536 | Clamp stale `group-k-smoother` `smoothed-k` | crash fix (shrinking convs) | +| 2026-07-16 | C | `ed02b205e` | #2575 | Clamp stale `subgroup-k-smoother` (mirrors #2536) | crash fix | +| 2026-07-10 | N/R | `6ad954889` | #2597 | Python port merged: honors participant bans (**divergence**); mirrors routing bug for parity | Python ≠ Clojure on bans; Python = Clojure on the 49 bug | +| 2026-07-17 | R | (this stack) | **#2611** | Clojure fix: `(contains? meta-tids tid)` restores priority routing | undoes the #1961 regression | + +--- + +## 2. Per-area evolution & notable bugs + +### 2.1 Comment routing & priorities +Introduced 2018-01-17 (`40a180563` server, `4d6de6651` math), matured 2018-01-20 +(`8e8e6318a`). The formula has been byte-stable since 2018 (a `git log -L` on the metric +defs shows only those two commits) until the 2025 regression. **Before 2018:** uniform +random (`getNextCommentRandomly`, since `7a1b2107b` 2015-05-31), with seed comments +served first after `5a5c993fc` (2017-10-04). See §3. + +### 2.2 PCA / projection +Hand-rolled power iteration (2013), mean-centering (`f058e3782`), warm-start across +updates, port to `core.matrix`/vectorz (`a220921b5`, 2014). The defining shift: +**sparsity-aware participant projection** (`36ab1e7c0`, 2014-10-02) — projects only voted +comments and rescales by √(n_cmt/n_vote); still current. Comment projection added 2017 +(`f66cfe086`), finalized by flipping the synthetic vote +1→−1 (`31dcb5eb5`, 2017-12-06, +the **last** Clojure PCA algo change). Config frozen since 2014: `n-comps=2`, +`pca-iters=100`, warm-started from the previous run. +**Bug/quirk:** non-deterministic component **sign** from random cold-start init +(`c46e7a86c`, 2014-02-06) — never fixed in Clojure; it's what the Python port's "D1 sign +flip prevention" targets. + +### 2.3 Comment extremity & representativeness +Repness went from a crude agreement ratio (2014-02, `e14539c0b`) to the modern +proportion-test form with Beta(1,1) pseudocounts and two z-tests (`91c27787c`, +2014-08-21), top-5 per group by composite `repness-metric` (`b361e3003`, 2014-12). +Comment **extremity** = L2 norm of comment projection (`5b44be232`, 2017-09-12). +**Bugs:** tid-by-position mislabeling (`b523ed109` 2017, `ef66d24f1` 2017); extremity +absent on large conversations for ~1 year (introduced `5b44be232` 2017-09, fixed +`e920f9562` 2018-09). Still-present: function misspelled `with-proj-and-extremtiy`; +`two-prop-test` returns 0 when `pi-hat=1`. + +### 2.4 Clustering +Weighted Lloyd k-means (`b7f648932`, 2014-01), adaptive grow/shrink K, two-tier +base→group architecture, silhouette-based K selection (`3d89774a2`), and the +group-k-smoother (`eaa29c666`, #77) that debounces K with a 4-update buffer. `max-k` +5, `base-k` 100 (since 2017). Subgroup clustering 2017 (`faa02981d`). Recent history is +crash-hardening on large/shrinking conversations: `9c506b29e` (#2529), **`40cccfd0a` +(#2536, the "stale group-k-smoother crash")**, `ed02b205e` (#2575, subgroup level). +**Bug:** base-kmeans silently ran 20 iters instead of 10 until `e07aec5ac` (2017-12-08). + +### 2.5 Consensus, vote-stats & moderation / participant filtering +Per-comment agree/disagree probability estimates with `(x+1)/(ns+2)` pseudocounts +(`91c27787c`, 2014-08), single-population consensus (`aece03f0d`, 2014-12), group-aware +consensus as product of per-group agree-probs (`3bd581fba`, 2017-11). Moderation moved +into the matrix via `zero-out-columns` (`b68ca8b6a`, 2017-02); vote counting routed +through `raw-rating-mat` (`90b5b9e62`, 2017-10) so moderating a comment no longer erases +its votes from the stats. +**Bugs:** group-aware-consensus shipped returning the wrong structure for 29 days +(`3bd581fba`→`bd8548152`); `zero-out-columns` zeroed wrong columns (`9cbaea084`, same-day +fix). +**Structural gap (ALL Clojure versions):** Clojure only ever zeroed moderated *comment* +columns — it **never dropped banned-participant rows** (`participants.mod = -1`), so +banned participants influenced PCA/clustering/repness/consensus/stats forever. Fixed only +on the Python side in 2026 (`mod_out_ptpts`, #2597) — a deliberate *divergence*, not a +parity match. + +--- + +## 3. The 2025 comment-routing regression ("all-49" bug) + +### What / where / when +`math/src/polismath/math/conversation.clj`, in the `:comment-priorities` graph node. + +```clojure +;; priority-metric's first arg is the is-meta FLAG: +(defn priority-metric [is-meta A P S E] + (matrix/pow (if is-meta + meta-priority ; 7 → squared = 49 + (* (importance-metric A P S E) ; the real importance × novelty signal + (+ 1 (* 8 (matrix/pow 2 (/ S -5)))))) + 2)) + +;; BEFORE (correct): (meta-tids tid) → nil for non-meta comments → falsy → real metric +(priority-metric (meta-tids tid) A P S extremity) + +;; AFTER 512b504807 / dff835d7e (#1961, 2025-03-15) — THE BUG +;; (excerpt from the surrounding let-binding vector): +;; meta-tid-value (if meta-tids (get meta-tids tid 0) 0) ; non-meta → 0 +(priority-metric meta-tid-value A P S extremity) ; 0 is TRUTHY in Clojure! + +;; FIX (#2611): pass a real boolean +(priority-metric (contains? meta-tids tid) A P S extremity) +``` + +Because `0` is truthy in Clojure, `(if is-meta …)` always takes the meta branch, so every +comment's priority = `7² = 49`. The `importance-metric × novelty` term becomes dead code. +The change rode along in a PR that was ostensibly about a large-conversation processing +cutoff. + +### Why it matters +The server (`nextComment.ts`, `selectProbabilistically`) weights the next-comment lottery +by these priorities. All-equal priorities ⇒ **uniform random** selection — the +information-theoretic routing (surface high-extremity, low-vote, novel, meta comments +faster) is gone. + +### Which conversations are affected (mechanism, not counts) +- A conversation's stored `comment-priorities` are all `49.0` iff its Clojure math was + (re)computed under the buggy code. Since the math re-ticks on activity, any conversation + actively processed after the deploy carries the flat-49 priorities. +- **Delphi topical routing is immune.** The topical path (`getNextTopicalComment`) selects + from topic-clustered pools with `random:true` and **never reads the Clojure priorities**. + But it only engages for conversations with per-participant `topic_agenda_selections`, and + falls back to the prioritized (buggy) path otherwise. +- The **"importance"** feature (`importance_enabled`, PR #1682, 2024-12) is a + **pre-Delphi/legacy** feature and does **not** change the routing path. + +### Equivalence to pre-2018 routing +Functionally the bug ≈ the pre-2018 uniform-random era, with nuances: (a) same +distribution as the old `ORDER BY random()`, only the RNG moved from SQL to JS; (b) seed +comments lost the first-served boost they had 2017-10→2018-01, so the bug is *slightly +more* uniform; (c) meta comments are uniform under the bug by accident, not design. + +### Follow-up: D12 priority parity is NOT achieved (discovered 2026-07-17) +The all-49 bug was *masking* a real Python↔Clojure priority non-parity. With the Clojure +bug fixed (#2611) and the Python `priority_metric` bug-mirror un-mirrored, fixed-Python vs +fixed-Clojure priorities are **rank-uncorrelated** (vw: Spearman ≈ −0.03). While both sides +returned the constant 49, the D12 parity check passed trivially. Un-mirroring Python + +regenerating cold-start blobs + a real D12 value-parity assertion is tracked in **#2571**, +blocked on extremity/PCA parity (D1/D1b). See `CLJ-PARITY-FIXES-JOURNAL.md` 2026-07-17. + +--- + +## 4. Mapping conversations → algorithm versions (deploy timeline) + +A conversation's `math_main` blob reflects whatever code was deployed when it was **last +recomputed**; its live routing at vote-time-T used whatever was deployed at T. To map +either, you need the **pol.is prod deploy timeline**. Signals, best to worst: + +1. **"PROD DEPLOY" commits** — explicit, frequent (often multiple/day). Span + **2025-02-15 → present**; explicit "PROD DEPLOY N/N" naming from **2025-03-20**. + `git log --grep="PROD DEPLOY" --format="%ci %h %s"`. +2. **`origin/stable` first-parent history** — pol.is deploys by merging `edge`→`stable` + (e.g. `8040579ef "Merge Edge into Stable to upgrade PROD to latest (#1871)"`). This is + the only signal for the **pre-2025** period. `git log --first-parent origin/stable`. +3. **Tags** — *not* useful. Only a handful exist, all recent working tags + (`pre-sklearn`, `sk-pca`, `forking-kmeans`, …), none are releases. + +**Method to date an algorithm change C:** find the earliest deploy that contains C. +Ancestry (`git merge-base --is-ancestor C `) is the clean way, **but squash +merges break it** — spr/edge squashes create new hashes, so `--is-ancestor` can return +false negatives. Cross-check with the commit date and (for output-visible changes) the +stored-blob signature. + +**The bug's deploy window:** `dff835d7e` (2025-03-15) was **not** in the 2025-03-04 +deploy; the first "PROD DEPLOY" after it is 3/20 (#1971). So the bug went live +**2025-03-15 … ~03-20**; using 2025-03-15 as an analysis cutoff over-counts by at most a +few days. + +**Empirical alternative (no deploy log needed):** algorithm versions leave fingerprints +in the stored blobs. The all-49 routing bug is directly detectable (`comment-priorities` +all = 49); the 2017 comment-polarity flip and the pseudocount changes are similarly +detectable in golden/stored outputs. For "which version ran," the blob signature is often +more reliable than the deploy graph. + +**Caveat:** the public repo records the *open-source* deploy mechanism. For the recent +"PROD DEPLOY" era this **is** the pol.is hosted-deploy log; for older history the `stable` +branch is a proxy and may lag the actual hosted deploy. + +--- + +## 5. The fix (#2611) + +One line, in the `:comment-priorities` node of `conversation.clj`: pass a real boolean +for `is-meta` instead of the truthy-`0`-defaulted value — +`(priority-metric (contains? meta-tids tid) A P S extremity)`. `contains?` returns +`false` for non-meta tids and safely returns `false` when `meta-tids` is `nil`, restoring +the pre-2025 behavior (non-meta → importance×novelty, meta → 49). + +**Merged to `edge`:** 2026-07-18 02:53:24 UTC (2026-07-17 21:53:24 -05:00), +commit `424dcae0`. + +> ⚠️ **Not yet in prod as of this writing.** The most recent "PROD DEPLOY" commit +> on `origin/stable` is `adce54b9a` "PROD DEPLOY 07/05/2026" (#2596), from +> 2026-07-05 19:15:35 -05:00 — **before** this fix merged, and `origin/stable` +> does not contain `424dcae0`. That means the routing bug is still live in +> production. **The moment a prod deploy lands after 2026-07-18, come back to +> this section and:** +> 1. Confirm the deploy commit contains `424dcae0` (`git merge-base +> --is-ancestor 424dcae0 origin/stable`). +> 2. Record the deploy date/commit here as the end of the bug's live window +> (companion to the start-of-window dating in §4). +> 3. Remove this warning once documented. + +**Coupling to watch:** the Python port intentionally mirrors this bug for byte-parity +(issue **#2571**), and the parity golden snapshots encode the all-49 output. The Clojure +fix ships alone (only Clojure's blob feeds production routing); the Python un-mirror + +blob regen is deferred to #2571 because it exposes the deeper priority non-parity (§3), +which needs the extremity/PCA parity to close first. + +--- + +## Appendix: methodology + +- Git archaeology: full history (`git log --follow`, `-S` pickaxe, `-L`) across + `math/src/polismath/`, fanned out over 5 areas (routing, PCA/projection, + extremity/repness, clustering, consensus/moderation). Hashes quoted verbatim. +- The bug's stored-blob signature (`comment-priorities` all = 49) and its + first-appearance date are consistent with the 2025-03 deploy window derived above. diff --git a/delphi/docs/MATH_POLLER_DESIGN.md b/delphi/docs/MATH_POLLER_DESIGN.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..20c3dae80d --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/docs/MATH_POLLER_DESIGN.md @@ -0,0 +1,115 @@ +# Python Math Poller — Clojure math-container replacement design + +**Status:** Design + phase-1 implementation — 2026-07-18 (overnight session "Fable-Pyclj-Parity") +**Recon basis:** every file:line below verified against the working tree on 2026-07-18 +(full recon in journal session entry). Companions: `SEQUENTIAL_BITS_PORT_SPEC.md` (the +warm-started engine this poller hosts), `REPLAY_HARNESS_DESIGN.md` (validation), +`STORAGE_V2_DESIGN.md` (provenance plumbing, to be wired when its stack lands). + +## 1. Goal + +A Python service that **completely replaces the Clojure math Docker container and its +poller**: polls Postgres for votes/moderation, maintains per-conversation math state +in-memory with the warm-started sequential engine, and writes the same four Postgres +tables the TS server and legacy clients consume — first in shadow mode next to Clojure, +then as the only math worker. + +## 2. What the Clojure container actually does (verified) + +Production runs `clojure -M:run full` (`math/bin/run:11`) = **poller-system only** +(`system.clj:51-58` — darwin/task components commented out): config, logger, +core-matrix-boot, postgres pool, conversation-manager, **vote-poller, mod-poller**. + +Responsibilities checklist: + +| Duty | Clojure | Disposition | +|---|---|---| +| Vote poll: `SELECT * FROM votes WHERE created > watermark ORDER BY zid,tid,pid,created`, ~1s cadence, group by zid, advance watermark to max(created) | poller.clj:12-37, postgres.clj:132-145 | **replace** | +| Mod poll: `SELECT * FROM comments WHERE modified > watermark`, same loop | postgres.clj:148-161 | **replace** | +| Per-zid serialized actor: coalesce queued batches (`take-all!`), process `[:votes :moderation]` in order, retry-chan (buf 10), errorconv EDN dump on failure | conv_man.clj:291-388 | **replace** | +| `math_main` upsert with **`caching_tick = (SELECT max(caching_tick)+1 … WHERE math_env=?)`** | postgres.clj:323-338 | **replace — fidelity-critical** (TS prefetch polls `caching_tick > last` every ~2.5s, pca.ts:84-151) | +| `math_bidtopid` upsert (bid→pids map, prep-bidToPid conv_man.clj:35-40) | postgres.clj:369-380 | **replace — net-new writer** (server bidToPid/bid/getPidsForGid depend on it) | +| `math_ptptstats` upsert | postgres.clj:350-361 | replace | +| `math_ticks` atomic increment (`ON CONFLICT … math_tick+1 RETURNING`) | postgres.clj:292-295 | **replace — must be atomic**, not read-modify-write | +| `math_profile` telemetry | postgres.clj:340-348 | scope out | +| Boot: watermark starts `POLL_FROM_DAYS_AGO=10` back; conv `load-or-init` from `math_main` + full vote rebuild; 4h JVM reboot (`timeout -s KILL 14400`) | poller.clj:15, conv_man.clj:188-207, bin/run | replicate load-or-init + configurable window; **no 4h reboot** (JVM workaround, not semantics) | +| CSV export (darwin→S3), report correlation, `update_math` task | tasks.clj, export.clj | **scope out**: not started in `full`; CSV export fully served by `server/src/routes/export.ts` + `report.ts`; correlation is a no-op ("No longer supported", conv_man.clj:209-219) | + +Consumers pinned: `pca.ts:98` (caching_tick prefetch), `pca.ts:360` (`WHERE zid=? AND +math_env=?` — `Config.mathEnv` selects rows), `nextComment.ts:70-119` +(comment-priorities routing), `participants.ts:6-23` (bidToPid), `report.ts` (server CSV +export reads getPca!), client-participation + client-report via `/api/v3/math/pca2`. + +## 3. Architecture (phase 1) + +``` +scripts/math_poller.py (CLI) + └─ polismath/poller/service.py MathPollerService + ├─ watermark loops (threads): votes (created>wm), moderation (modified>wm) + │ reuse PostgresClient.poll_votes / poll_moderation (already flip signs + │ to Delphi convention at ingress) + ├─ per-zid dispatch: ConversationWorkerPool + │ one FIFO queue + lock per zid → strict serialization per conversation, + │ coalescing (drain queue, merge batches, votes-then-moderation order, + │ mirroring take-all!/split-batches), bounded pool across zids + ├─ engine: Conversation chain in-memory (update_votes/update_moderation → + │ recompute) — Clojure-exact legacy semantics, the engine's only + │ path since the mode collapse (2026-07-27) + ├─ load-or-init: on first message for a zid, restore from math_main + │ (from_dict) + rebuild rating matrices from full vote history + │ (conv-poll offset 0 analog), mirroring conv_man.clj:188-207; + │ non-persisted warm state (smoother counters) cold-starts, exactly + │ like a Clojure worker restart + ├─ writer: polismath/poller/math_writer.py + │ math_main (Clojure-exact caching_tick=MAX+1 SQL), math_bidtopid + │ (derived from base_clusters like prep-bidToPid), math_ptptstats, + │ atomic math_ticks; all under one math_env string; one tick value + │ shared across the writes (Clojure writes all three with the same + │ math_tick, conv_man.clj:158-169) + └─ error handling: on update failure, dump conv.to_dict() + failing batch + to an errorconv JSON in a dump dir, requeue once (retry cap), + then park the zid with a loud log (circuit breaker) +``` + +Config (mirrors Clojure + delphi's existing unwired poller config, +`delphi/polismath/components/config.py:216-269`): `DATABASE_URL`, `MATH_ENV` (the +math_env string written), `VOTE_POLLING_INTERVAL` (ms, default 1000), +`MOD_POLLING_INTERVAL` (1000), `POLL_FROM_DAYS_AGO` (10), `MATH_ZID_ALLOWLIST` / +`MATH_ZID_BLOCKLIST`, worker-pool size. + +## 4. Cutover phases + +1. **Shadow (this PR):** new compose service `math-python` (profile-gated, + `--profile math-python`; renamed s7 from delphi-math-poller) running + next to the Clojure `math` service, writing under a + DIFFERENT `math_env` (e.g. `MATH_ENV=python` while Clojure writes `prod`/`dev`). + `UNIQUE(zid, math_env)` makes the rows invisible to the prod server. No consumer + change, zero production risk. +2. **Parity monitoring:** a comparer job diffs Python-vs-Clojure `math_main` rows per + zid/tick (ClojureComparer/stepcompare tolerance classes; R1 certification via the + replay harness feeds the same verdict). Exit criterion: agreed tolerance classes + green over an agreed soak window on dev + prodclone traffic. +3. **Flip:** point the server at the Python rows — either set the poller's `MATH_ENV` + to the server's `Config.mathEnv` (and stop Clojure), or flip the server's + `MATH_ENV`. One env-var change, instantly reversible. +4. **Decommission:** remove the `math` service from compose/deploy; archive the Clojure + tree (it remains the R1 oracle in the repo). + +## 5. Explicitly scoped out of phase 1 + +CSV export + correlation tasks (dead/covered — §2); `math_profile`; multi-worker +horizontal scaling (per-zid serialization makes a single instance correct; scale-out +needs zid sharding — later); DynamoDB writes (the existing delphi job pipeline is +untouched); storage-v2 provenance wiring (lands with that stack — the writer keeps a +seam for job-id/run-manifest fields). + +## 6. Testing + +- Unit: watermark advancement (strict `>`, max-of-batch), per-zid coalescing order + (votes before moderation, batch merge), writer SQL (caching_tick MAX+1, atomic tick) + against mocked cursors; bidToPid derivation from base_clusters; load-or-init + restoration path with a canned math_main blob. +- Integration (opt-in, needs Postgres like tests/test_postgres_real_data.py): end-to-end + poll→compute→write on a seeded conversation; shadow-mode row invisibility + (`math_env` isolation); restart resumes from math_main. +- Live shadow soak on dev compose = phase 2. diff --git a/delphi/docs/MATH_POLLER_EQUIV_SPEC.md b/delphi/docs/MATH_POLLER_EQUIV_SPEC.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..b67bea13f3 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/docs/MATH_POLLER_EQUIV_SPEC.md @@ -0,0 +1,100 @@ +# Poller-equivalence harness — spec (goal condition 2) + +**Status:** spec — 2026-07-24 (session 5). Companion to `MATH_POLLER_DESIGN.md` +(the py poller under test) and `GOAL_R1_PARITY.md` ("DONE means": *poller +equivalence: identical math_main/bidToPid/ptptstats rows and tick/watermark +semantics vs the Clojure math container on the same vote streams, including a +restart-mid-schedule seam*). + +## 1. Shape + +One Postgres, two writers, one comparer: + +``` +scripts/poller_equiv.py (CLI orchestrator) + ├─ seed: create throwaway DB (polis_equiv) with the polis schema subset + │ (conversations, votes, comments, math_main, math_bidtopid, + │ math_ptptstats, math_ticks); insert conversation + comments; + │ votes are inserted in TIMED BATCHES by the driver loop below + ├─ clj: the REAL container loop — clojure -M:run full (math/), env + │ DATABASE_URL=…/polis_equiv, MATH_ENV=clj-ref, + │ POLL_FROM_DAYS_AGO=10000 (historical vote timestamps) + ├─ py: scripts/math_poller.py, same DB, MATH_ENV=py-shadow, + │ POLISMATH_ENGINE_MODE=clojure-legacy, same poll window + ├─ feed: insert vote batch k → wait until BOTH math_envs' math_main + │ rows advance past batch k's votes (poll by caching_tick / + │ lastVoteTimestamp in the blob) → next batch. Batches mirror a + │ battery schedule's cuts (vw uniform8; pc-meta-02 uniform6-mod + │ for the moderation stream — comments.modified drives mod polls) + ├─ seam: after batch R (mid-schedule), SIGKILL the py poller process, + │ restart it (load-or-init warm path — the from_dict restore + │ fixed 2026-07-24), continue feeding. Also restart the clj + │ container at the same seam for symmetry (its load-or-init). + └─ compare per batch k and per table: + math_main.data → the SAME acceptance as certify (StepComparer: + structural identity on memberships/ids/ + selections/priorities; declared float + tolerances; subgroup-* excluded per Q7) + math_bidtopid.data → EXACT equality (bid→pids map) + math_ptptstats.data→ structural + tolerances + caching_tick → per-env MAX+1 monotonicity (not cross-env equal — + each env has its own sequence) + math_ticks → equals the number of completed recomputes per env + watermark semantics→ each batch processed exactly once (no vote + reprocessing: assert vote_counts in the blob + match cumulative inserts at each cut) +``` + +## 2. Acceptance — the float bar + +The PRODUCTION clj container cannot be Q10/Q12-pinned (no Clojure source +edits allowed): its cold-tick PCA start is unseeded-random, so even two clj +container runs differ in float tails. The bar is therefore: + +1. **clj self-jitter envelope first**: run the clj side TWICE on the same + stream (fresh DB each). Per compared key, record the max cross-run + delta — the envelope. (H-A/H-B self-jitter pattern, journal 2026-07-18.) +2. **py must sit within the envelope** (per key: |py − clj| ≤ envelope × + safety factor 2, floor 1e-9) AND be STRUCTURALLY identical (memberships, + cluster ids, repness/consensus selections, priority ordering) to the clj + reference run. +3. Report the envelope + verdict per (dataset, batch, table) in a compact + JSON verdict file (terse-output contract: ≤40 lines to stdout). + +Datasets: vw (knife-edge-free warm chain, certified 8/8) + pc-meta-02 +(mod/meta warm chain, certified 6/6). Both small → container runtime fine. + +## 3. Build plan (delegable, in order) + +- **A. schema + seeder** — smallest schema subset the clj container's + queries touch (poller.clj/postgres.clj: votes, comments, conversations, + math_main, math_bidtopid, math_ptptstats, math_ticks; check + db/load-conv's SELECT for exact columns). Seeder loads a replay dataset + (real_data loaders) and inserts conversation+comments; vote inserts + exposed as `insert_votes(conn, dataset, from_slot, to_slot)`. +- **B. runners** — subprocess wrappers: clj container (env as §1; verify + `clojure -M:run full` works headless from math/ — bin/run wraps it), + py poller CLI. Health = row appears in math_main for the env. +- **C. feeder + comparer** — batch loop, per-batch row snapshots, the + StepComparer adapter (math_main.data JSON ≈ the certify blob surface — + verify key overlap first; bidToPid exact; tick/watermark assertions). +- **D. seam + envelope** — restart choreography, two clj runs, envelope + computation, verdict JSON. + +Integration gates at the top level after each stage; the harness lives in +`polismath/replay/` + `scripts/` next to certify (same store/report +conventions). Tests: unit-test the comparer adapter + watermark assertions +with canned rows (no containers); the full harness is an opt-in script +(RUN_POLLER_EQUIV=1), like the RUN_CLJ_INTEGRATION certify tests. + +## 4. Known hazards (from session-5 recon) + +- Postgres reachable at localhost:15432 via OrbStack pgproxy (socat → + polis-dev-postgres-1:5432); create polis_equiv there, NEVER touch + polis-dev / polis_prodclone. +- Vote timestamps are historical → POLL_FROM_DAYS_AGO=10000 on BOTH sides. +- The clj container writes ALL zids it sees in the window — the throwaway + DB isolates this. +- 4h JVM self-reboot (bin/run timeout) — irrelevant at harness timescales. +- polismath/poller/__init__.py "load-or-init finding" docstring is stale + (base_clusters DO restore since 2026-07-24) — refresh it in stage B. diff --git a/delphi/docs/MOD_RESTART_PORT_SPEC.md b/delphi/docs/MOD_RESTART_PORT_SPEC.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..2edab4d70a --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/docs/MOD_RESTART_PORT_SPEC.md @@ -0,0 +1,122 @@ +# Moderation + Restart-Seam Port Spec (R1 battery coverage) + +Written 2026-07-22 (session 4) from verbatim Clojure evidence; implements the +last two goal-doc battery coverage items (moderation-heavy incl. meta-tids, +restart seams). Companion: CLJ-PARITY-FIXES-JOURNAL.md "Moderation-flow recon" +(session 3) for the original scout evidence. + +## Clojure semantics (verbatim, read 2026-07-22 s4) + +1. **mod-update** (conversation.clj:846-884): three INDEPENDENT ordered + `reduce`s over the same mods seq — mod-out (conj if `is_meta OR mod=-1` + else disj), mod-in (conj if `is_meta OR mod=1` else disj), meta-tids + (conj if `is_meta` else disj). NOTE is_meta rows land in BOTH mod-out and + mod-in. Watermark: `last-mod-timestamp = (apply max (or existing 0) + (map :modified mods))`. NO recompute of any math. +2. **Batch ordering** (conv_man.clj:361-371 go-act!): each poll batch + processes message types in order [:votes :moderation]. `react-to-messages + :votes` = conv-update (full recompute); `:moderation` = `conv/mod-update` + ONLY — but react-to-messages! (conv_man.clj:328-345) writes math_main + (tick++) after EACH non-nil handler, so a mod batch RE-EMITS the blob with + updated sets and UNCHANGED math. Moderation's effect on math lands at the + NEXT votes recompute. +3. **Restart** (load-or-init, conv_man.clj:188-207): conv is rebuilt from the + stored math_main blob via `restructure-json-conv` (conv_man.clj:171-186 — + keeps ONLY {math_tick raw-rating-mat rating-mat lastVoteTimestamp mod-out + mod-in zid pca in-conv n n-cmts group-clusters base-clusters repness + group-votes subgroup-* group-aware-consensus comment-priorities meta-tids}; + maps lastVoteTimestamp→:last-vote-timestamp, lastModTimestamp→ + :last-mod-timestamp; base-clusters UNFOLDED; sets re-set-ified; + raw-rating-mat RESET EMPTY). Then `:recompute :reboot` (metadata only — no + consumer in conversation.clj; behavior emerges from state), raw-rating-mat + rebuilt from the FULL vote log `[[pid tid vote]...]` in created order via + update-nmat, and `mod-update` with the FULL mod history (conv-mod-poll 0). + LOST on restart (not in blob): :rating-mat, :group-clusterings (per-k + smoother memory), :base-clusterings equivalents, PCA start continuity + beyond blob comps — the recovery tick's warm-start inputs are exactly the + blob contents. + +## Replay-step semantics (both drivers, MUST mirror) + +- Step = (votes batch → conv-update/recompute) then (mod rows → mod-update, + NO recompute) then record ONE blob. Mod rows attach to the FIRST cut whose + cut_time_ms >= modified (and > prev cut time) — schedule.py:206-210 rule, + already implemented py-side. +- Schedule field `"moderation": "interleave-by-timestamp"` activates weaving; + mod events come from the dataset comments CSV (see Data below). +- Restart seam: schedule field `"restart_after": ` (top level, + applies to BOTH drivers). After recording step N, the driver: + clj: parse its own just-written step-N blob JSON (keywordized, mirroring + db/load-conv), restructure-json-conv, assoc :recompute :reboot, + raw-rating-mat ← update-nmat over ALL vote events with slot ≤ cut_N + ([pid tid vote] triples, dataset order), then mod-update with ALL mod + events with t_ms ≤ cut_N's clock; continue schedule. + py: parse its own step-N blob, Conversation.from_dict (legacy parity + restore), drop what Clojure drops (rating matrices rebuilt from the full + vote slice; per-k group-clusterings smoother state LOST), replay full mod + history via mod_update, continue. Assert the py restore drops the same + state restructure-json-conv drops. + +## Python ports + +1. `Conversation.mod_update(mods)` — the conversation.clj:846-884 reducer + + watermark, verbatim; no recompute. `mods` rows: {tid, is_meta, mod, + modified}. Used by the replay driver (legacy mode) and later the poller. + Existing `update_moderation` (replace-when-truthy; cannot remove) stays + for improved-mode compatibility. TDD: RED via reducer cases python cannot + express today (un-moderation disj; is_meta in both sets; watermark max; + order sensitivity conj-then-disj vs disj-then-conj). +2. `ModEvent` gains `is_meta: bool = False` (schedule.py); slicer unchanged. +3. replay/real_data.py: build dataset.mod_events from the comments CSV + columns (modified→t_ms, comment-id→tid, moderated→mod, is-meta→is_meta); + rows with no modified timestamp: SKIP (cannot be woven; count them in + provenance). +4. replay/driver.py: legacy path applies step.mod_events via mod_update + (votes-then-mods, no mod recompute) replacing the cumulative + update_moderation path for clojure-legacy replays; keep + _guard_moderation_clear only for the improved path. +5. certify.py: pass --comments to the clj driver when the schedule requests + moderation interleaving (and for meta coverage); py side reads the same + CSV. Existing recordings unaffected (no schedule changes them). + +## Clojure driver (math/dev/replay.clj — ONE edit; hash keys the recording +cache: full re-record follows) + +1. Remove the moderation raise (replay.clj:398-403). Accept + "interleave-by-timestamp": load mod rows from --comments CSV (tid, + is-meta, mod/moderated, modified), weave per the cut rule above, apply + `conv/mod-update` after each step's conv-update, record one blob per step. +2. `restart_after` support per the semantics above (reuse prep-main output; + keywordized parse; restructure-json-conv is ON THE CLASSPATH — call it, + do not reimplement). +3. Keep: meta-tids seeding from --comments at conv creation remains for + backwards compat with existing recordings (vw), but new moderation + schedules get meta-tids via mod-update (production-reachable route). + +## Data + +- prodclone extractor: comments export gains `is-meta`, `mod`, `modified` + columns (additive; existing extractions unaffected). comment-body stays + EMPTY (privacy). +- New extractions: pc-modheavy-01 (survey modheavy candidate, small/medium), + pc-meta-01 (meta candidate with moderate size — query prodclone for + is_meta conversations <100 ptpts or small vote counts; the survey's meta + list is all huge). +- New battery entries: pc-modheavy-01 + pc-meta-01 with + moderation=interleave-by-timestamp; restart variants: at least one small + public dataset (vw uniform8 restart_after=4) + one prodclone + (pc-midmix-01 restart_after=3). Battery notes must map the degenerate-tick + edge case to vw-every-vote-56 early steps (goal-doc list bookkeeping). + +## Order of work + +1. py mod_update (TDD) + ModEvent.is_meta + real_data mod_events + driver + legacy mod path (tests with synthetic fixtures). +2. replay.clj batch edit (mod + restart) — ONE edit. +3. py driver restart_after + schedule field plumbing + certify --comments. +4. Extractor columns + 2 extractions + battery entries. +5. Full re-record (clj cache invalidated by the replay.clj edit) + battery + ×2 — chain in one background run (~90+ min). +6. Cross-check: restart-seam step N+1 blobs must MATCH; if they diverge, + diff the restored state vs pre-restart state FIRST (the lost-state list + above is the suspect set). diff --git a/delphi/docs/PLAN_DISCREPANCY_FIXES.md b/delphi/docs/PLAN_DISCREPANCY_FIXES.md index d2df7b48d3..417445af8d 100644 --- a/delphi/docs/PLAN_DISCREPANCY_FIXES.md +++ b/delphi/docs/PLAN_DISCREPANCY_FIXES.md @@ -28,10 +28,11 @@ This plan's "PR N" labels map to actual GitHub PRs as follows: | PR 7 (D8) | #2522 | Stack 15/17 | Fix D8: finalize comment stats | | PR 12 (D15) | #2523 | Stack 16/17 | Fix D15: moderation handling | | (K-inv) | #2524 | Stack 17/17 | Fix K-means k divergence: preserve row order | -| PR 8 (D10) | — (WIP) | — | Fix D10: rep comment selection — **NEEDS REWORK** | -| PR 9 (D11) | — (WIP) | — | Fix D11: consensus selection — **NEEDS REWORK** | +| PR 14a (scalar deletion) | #2564 | — | Delete dead scalar paths in `repness.py`; migrate blob injection tests to vectorized | +| PR 8 (D10) | #2566 | — | Fix D10: rep comment selection — single-pass reduce matching Clojure | +| PR 9 (D11) | #2567 | — | Fix D11: consensus selection — whole-conv stats + per-side top-5 matching Clojure | | PR 10 (D3) | — (WIP) | — | Fix D3: k-smoother buffer — **NEEDS REWORK** | -| PR 11 (D12) | — (WIP) | — | Fix D12: comment priorities — **NEEDS REWORK** | +| PR 11 (D12) | — (in flight) | — | Fix D12: comment priorities — Clojure-parity importance/priority metrics + PCA comment projection | | PR 13 (D1) | — (WIP) | — | Fix D1: PCA sign flip prevention — **NEEDS REWORK** | | PR 15 | — (WIP) | — | Fix load_votes timestamp ordering — **NEEDS REWORK** | @@ -362,6 +363,20 @@ If we discover that cold-start fixes can't be completed without warm-start testi 2. Incremental: feed votes in batches, assert k stability 3. Fix: Add `group_k_smoother` state with buffer=4 +**⚠️ Port BOTH smoother levels WITH the stale-k clamp.** Clojure has two +k-smoothers: `group-k-smoother` AND, one level down, a per-group +`:subgroup-k-smoother`. Both carry a `smoothed-k` forward across ticks (anti-flap) +and both must **clamp it to a key that still exists in the current clusterings** — +otherwise, when a group's base-cluster count drops below a `/12` boundary the +available k-range (`M`) shrinks, the carried `smoothed-k` falls out of range, the +`get`-by-k returns nil, and downstream `conv-repness` crashes on an empty +clustering. Clojure fixed the group level in #2536 and the subgroup level in #2575 +(`jc/subgroup-k-smoother-clamp`): `smoothed-k = smoothed-k if (contains? clusterings +smoothed-k) else this-k`. When porting D3, replicate the clamp at **both** levels — +do not port the pre-#2536 unclamped logic. See `math/.../conversation.clj` +`:group-k-smoother` / `:subgroup-k-smoother` and `math/test/conv_edge_cases_test.clj` +for the reference tests. + --- ### PR 11: Fix D12 — Comment Priorities @@ -378,6 +393,27 @@ This replaces the reading from the math blob with a proper Python computation ma 3. Implement: comment projection/extremity in PCA, `importance_metric`, `priority_metric`, full computation 4. Fix buggy `_compute_votes_base()` method +> **⚠️ Parity blocker (2026-07-17):** step 2's Spearman comparison does **not** pass yet. +> The Clojure `#1961` truthy-0 bug made every Clojure priority `49`, so any Python output +> "matched" trivially; the Python side currently *mirrors* that (`priority_metric` returns +> `META_PRIORITY**2`). Now that the Clojure bug is fixed, fixed-Python vs fixed-Clojure vw +> priorities are rank-**uncorrelated** (Spearman −0.03) — priority parity depends on the +> extremity/PCA parity (D1/D1b) closing first. Do not un-mirror `priority_metric` or +> regenerate cold-start blobs until then. See `CLJ-PARITY-FIXES-JOURNAL.md` 2026-07-17. +> +> **UN-MIRRORED 2026-07-22** (blockers cleared: D1b fixed #2615, D1 resolved-for-legacy via +> PCA warm start): `priority_metric` computes the real formula in both modes, and legacy +> mode feeds it the PREV-tick group-votes (Q2, conversation.clj:658). Exact-value parity vs +> Clojure HEAD is now validated by the H-B replay battery (`scripts/certify.py`); the +> stale pre-#2611 blob comparisons are xfailed until blob regen. See journal 2026-07-22. +> +> **BATTERY 3/4 MATCH (2026-07-22 session 3):** acceptance canonicalization + legacy blob +> emission/selection parity landed (g-a-c zero-S factor, repness rest-domain, arrival-order +> tie-breaks, votes-base buckets, sign parity, repness/mod emission shapes). vw:uniform8, +> vw:single-cut, biodiversity:uniform8 fully MATCH across all steps; only vw:front-loaded6 +> diverges (small-N base-cluster/in-conv membership at step 0 — the single open root, +> ledgered in `divergences.json`). See journal 2026-07-22 session 3. + --- ### PR 12: Fix D15 — Moderation Handling @@ -503,27 +539,27 @@ See `delphi/docs/INVESTIGATION_K_DIVERGENCE.md` for the full investigation. | ID | Discrepancy | Plan PR | GitHub PR | Status | |----|-------------|---------|-----------|--------| -| D1 | PCA sign flips | PR 13 | — (WIP) | VM draft — **NEEDS REWORK** (no replay tests) | -| D1b | Projection input | PR 13 | — (WIP) | VM draft — documented, low severity, no code change | +| D1 | PCA sign flips | PR 13 | — (spr-stack) | **RESOLVED for legacy mode (2026-07-18)**: sign stability delivered by the PCA warm-start chain (PR-B, `POLISMATH_ENGINE_MODE=clojure-legacy` threads prev comps as powerit start_vectors — Clojure's own mechanism; it has no explicit alignment either). Validated on real data: vw uniform-8 replay — improved (cold) mode flips PC2 at step 6, legacy holds orientation; legacy bit-deterministic across runs. Improved-mode cross-restart alignment deferred (needs persisted prev comps — design note in journal 2026-07-18). VM draft branch no longer exists anywhere; superseded by `SEQUENTIAL_BITS_PORT_SPEC.md`. | +| D1b | Projection input | PR 13 | #2615 | **CODE FIX DONE ✓ (2026-07-17)** — `pca_project_cmnts` projected the untranslated Clojure literal `-1` (`-scale*(1+center)`) instead of the Delphi `AGREE` constant, INVERTING comment extremity (near-unanimous-agree → maximally extreme). Fixed to `scale*(AGREE-center)`. 3 tests (formula derived from AGREE, agree/disagree sign, extremity→priority_metric spy). Output-inert today (masked by #2571 `priority_metric` short-circuit) → no golden movement. Unblocks the D12 un-mirror. **Distinct from D1** (align_pca_signs / temporal stability). | | D2 | In-conv threshold | **PR 1** | **#2513** | **DONE** ✓ | | D2b | Base-cluster sort order | **PR 1** | **#2513** | **DONE** ✓ | | D2c | Vote count source (raw vs filtered matrix) | **PR 1** | **#2513** | **DONE** ✓ | | D2d | In-conv monotonicity (once in, always in) | **PR 1** | **#2513** | **DONE** ✓ (5 guard tests, T1-T5) | -| D3 | K-smoother buffer | PR 10 | — (WIP) | VM draft — **NEEDS REWORK** (no replay tests) | +| D3 | K-smoother buffer | PR 10 | — (spr-stack) | **GROUP LEVEL DONE (2026-07-18)**: group-k-smoother (buffer=4 + #2536 clamp + Clojure max-key higher-k-wins tie-break) landed as a pure function behind `clojure-legacy` mode; incremental no-flicker validated via chained update_votes. Base-cluster lineage + per-k warm start landed as **PR-C (#2622)**; in-conv greedy carry landed as **PR-E (#2623)**, both 2026-07-18. Subgroup smoother latent (Python has no subgroups) — NB the #2575 subgroup clamp (PR **#2609**) **MERGED to Clojure HEAD 2026-07-18**; the pre-merge "unclamped" target now applies only to a port certified against a pinned pre-#2609 ref. See `SEQUENTIAL_BITS_PORT_SPEC.md`. | | D4 | Pseudocount formula | **PR 2** | **#2514** | **DONE** ✓ | | D5 | Proportion test | **PR 4** | **#2519** | **DONE** ✓ (formula + n=0 short-circuit removed scalar/vectorized/caller — audit-discovered 2026-06-09, landed same day) | | D6 | Two-proportion test | **PR 5** | **#2520** | **DONE** ✓ | | D7 | Repness metric | PR 6 | **#2521** | **DONE** ✓ (formula change landed scalar + vectorized 2026-06-09; original PR diff was docs-only — recovered) | | D8 | Finalize cmt stats | PR 7 | **#2522** | **DONE** ✓ (rat > rdt classification landed scalar + vectorized 2026-06-09; original PR diff was docs-only — recovered) | | D9 | Z-score thresholds | **PR 3** | **#2518** | **DONE** ✓ | -| D10 | Rep comment selection | PR 8 | — (WIP) | VM draft — **NEEDS REWORK** (no blob injection tests) | -| D11 | Consensus selection | PR 9 | — (WIP) | VM draft — **NEEDS REWORK** (no blob injection tests) | -| D12 | Comment priorities | PR 11 | — (WIP) | VM draft — **NEEDS REWORK** (no blob injection tests) | +| D10 | Rep comment selection | PR 8 | **#2566** | Code-complete + 18 synthetic tests (was mislabeled "VM draft" until 2026-07-04); Copilot-review fixes in **#2586**; open in stack, merge pending edge freeze | +| D11 | Consensus selection | PR 9 | **#2567** | Code-complete + 12 synthetic tests; consensus entries now Clojure blob shape (tid/n-success/… — #2586); open in stack, merge pending edge freeze | +| D12 | Comment priorities | PR 11 | **#2568** | Code-complete + 11 synthetic tests (bug-mirror per #2571); Decimal-preserving serialization (#2586); open in stack, merge pending edge freeze. **⚠️ 2026-07-17: Python↔Clojure priority PARITY is NOT achieved.** The Clojure all-49 routing bug (#1961) was masking it — while both sides returned constant 49, the D12 test passed trivially. Clojure-side fix (`(contains? meta-tids tid)`) ships separately; with it, fixed-Python vs fixed-Clojure vw priorities are rank-**uncorrelated** (Spearman −0.03). Un-mirroring `priority_metric` + regenerating cold-start blobs is **BLOCKED on extremity/PCA parity (D1/D1b)**. See journal 2026-07-17. **UN-MIRRORED 2026-07-22** (blockers cleared): real formula in both modes + Q2 prev-tick group-votes in legacy; value parity vs Clojure HEAD moves to the certify battery; blob regen still pending (prodclone). | | D13 | Subgroup clustering | — | — | **Deferred** (unused) | | D14 | Large conv optimization | — | — | **Deferred** (Python fast enough) | | D15 | Moderation handling | PR 12 | **#2523** | **DONE** ✓ (zero-out-columns + downstream `to_math_blob` / `_compute_vote_stats` regressions fixed 2026-06-09 — `to_dict` now routes through `_compute_user_vote_counts()` / `_compute_votes_base()`; `_compute_vote_stats` uses `_get_clean_matrix(raw=True)`) | | K-inv | Cold-start k divergence (row ordering) | (after D15) | **#2524** | **DONE** ✓ (FLI residual: inherent PCA divergence) | -| Replay | Replay infrastructure (A/B/C) | — | — | NOT BUILT — VM avoided this. D3/D1 used synthetic tests only. Needed for incremental blob comparison. | +| Replay | Replay infrastructure (A/B/C) | — | — (spr-stack) | **H-A BUILT (2026-07-18)**: schedule spec+slicer, Python driver, recording store + provenance, step comparer, CLI (`polismath/replay/`, `tests/replay_harness/`, 46 tests). Deterministic modulo `math_tick`. H-B (Clojure Mode A driver) **DONE 2026-07-18 (#2621)**. See `REPLAY_HARNESS_DESIGN.md` §11. | ### Non-discrepancy PRs in the stack @@ -914,3 +950,31 @@ Tagging this as a follow-up. No code changes until we discuss. - **`to_dynamo_dict` parallel inline implementations** were refactored to route through the same helpers as `to_dict` in PR #2523 follow-up. No further action needed. +- **`ns` includes-PASS-divergence** — **RESOLVED 2026-06-11** (landed with the + parity stack; this entry was stale until 2026-07-18). Both production + functions now count PASS-inclusive non-nil votes matching Clojure's + `count-votes` (repness.clj:56-61): `compute_group_comment_stats_df` uses + `ns=('vote','size')` over non-nil long-format rows (repness.py:258-266) and + `consensus_stats_df` uses `vote_matrix_df.notna().sum(axis=0)` + (repness.py:675); the `prop_test_vectorized` docstring (repness.py:94-99) + documents the PASS-inclusive contract. +- **D10 take-5 eviction edge case** (2026-06-11). The Clojure-parity + `select_rep_comments_df` introduced in PR 8 mirrors Clojure exactly: + `take(5)` runs AFTER prepending the `best_agree` slot. When `best_agree` + was kept by `beats_best_agr?` as a non-significant agree-priority fallback + (i.e. it failed `passes_by_test?` but qualified via Branch 4) AND + `:sufficient` already has 5 entries, the prepend pushes the total to 6 + and `take(5)` silently evicts the 5th-highest-metric `sufficient` entry + — possibly a strong dissenting view. Mirrored for blob parity; flag for + future product review. See `# TODO(parity-eviction)` in + `delphi/polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/repness.py::select_rep_comments_df` and + the synthetic test `TestD10SelectRepCommentsBoundary::test_take_5_eviction_when_best_agree_outside_sufficient`. + +--- + +**R1-parity goal sessions (2026-07-22 →):** the active workstream is tracked in +`GOAL_R1_PARITY.md` / `GOAL_STATE.md` (checkpoint) / `CLJ-PARITY-FIXES-JOURNAL.md` +(sessions 4-5) and `CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md` (Q10-Q18). Session 5 (2026-07-24): restart +seam fixed (from_dict restores zid/base-clusters/group-votes), Q17 cluster-step +hash-order tie-break ported, Q18 uniqify merge-center knife-edge carved +(battery entries re-scheduled; pc-meta-02 added), battery at 20 entries all-MATCH. diff --git a/delphi/docs/POST_CUTOVER_IMPROVEMENTS.md b/delphi/docs/POST_CUTOVER_IMPROVEMENTS.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..fb86c2a300 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/docs/POST_CUTOVER_IMPROVEMENTS.md @@ -0,0 +1,127 @@ +# Post-cutover improvement roadmap (the ONE central list) + +Established 2026-07-27 with Julien's decisions on the deferred items. +Companions: CUTOVER_RUNBOOK.md (the switch itself), CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md +(Q1-Q19 — each row's "Later fix" column feeds this list), +MATH_POLLER_DESIGN.md §4 (cutover phases). + +## Standing decisions (Julien, 2026-07-27) + +- Equivalence protocol stays a RELEASE-GATE SCRIPT, not CI: its purpose is + the one-time conviction that Python is equivalent; Clojure is removed + once convinced. (scripts/poller_equiv.py full-run.) +- fraction-cut py-round clj-driver bug: WONTFIX (test tooling for the + component being deleted). +- Participant bans: CONFIRMED negligible on prodclone — 201 banned + participants / 67 conversations / 735,226 total (0.027%), and Clojure + never honored them, so bans have never affected prod math. DROPPED + ENTIRELY as a feature (not part of Polis) — see queue item 1. +- Sharding: NOT needed at current traffic — prodclone vote history shows + p95 = 3, p99 = 5 distinct active conversations per minute (2024+), + max 14; all-time historical peak 116/min. One serial Python process + sustains ~100 recompute-ticks/min — MEASURED ON EC2 (r8g.4xlarge, + cost-model study, #2658's bench) on biodiversity-sized replays, NOT + the dev laptop. Caveat: that tick rate is for small/mid convs; the + large-conv (Q10-class) tick cost is unmeasured on EC2 — see queue + item 9. The scaffolding (#2658) stays opt-in and parked unless a + scale event approaches the historical peak (which would want 2-4 + shards). + +## THE CUTOVER PRECONDITION — mode collapse (Julien directive 2026-07-27) + +The committed, switched-to code must be the EXACT legacy match with NO +improvement code paths. Improvements re-land AFTERWARD as separate, +sequential PRs so the git history documents each one. Mechanically: +extract today's improved-mode branches into parked jj commits, collapse +the engine to unconditional legacy behavior, re-certify, switch; then +rebase the improvement commits on top one at a time. + +Implication to decide consciously: the "improved" branches are what the +delphi DynamoDB pipeline (run_delphi.py) executes today, and what the +golden snapshots pin. run_delphi.py is PRODUCTION-CALLED, not a dev +script: POST /api/v3/delphi/jobs (server/src/routes/delphi/jobs.ts) +enqueues DynamoDB jobs and delphi's job_poller.py FULL_PIPELINE branch +executes run_delphi.py. After the collapse there is only ONE engine +path, so the API pipeline automatically follows the poller's exact +legacy semantics (Julien requirement 2026-07-27). Collapsing to legacy-only changes THAT service's +math outputs too (to the Clojure-equivalent values prod consumers have +always seen from the math worker) and requires re-recording the golden +snapshots at the collapse commit. + +## The improvement queue (one PR each, in rough order) + +Each PR: change + tests + re-certified outputs + a CHANGELOG-quality +description. Sources: CLOJURE_QUIRKS "Later fix" column, journal parked +items. The mode-collapse deletions for items 2/4/5/8 are parked VERBATIM +as jj bookmarks improvements/item-{2-degenerate-guards,4-mod-watermark, +5-current-group-votes,8-modern-solvers} (pushed to origin; reverse +patches of the collapse commits — re-landing = keep the improved side, +the flag refs inside are dead by design). + +1. ~~Honor participant bans~~ — DROPPED ENTIRELY (Julien 2026-07-27): + bans are not a Polis feature (201 rows ever, never honored by any + engine). The mode collapse DELETES the improved-mode ban-filtering + branch outright; mod_out_ptpts stays ingested-but-inert exactly as + prod has always behaved. +2. Degenerate-tick guards — un-replicate Q4/Q5 (skip clustering below + 2 participants/base-clusters instead of running k=2 on one point). +3. Group-level k-means gets its intended 100 iterations — un-replicate + Q3 (Clojure silently ran 20). +4. Persistent moderation watermark — un-replicate Q15 (Clojure drops it + every votes tick). +5. Comment priorities read CURRENT-tick group-votes — un-replicate Q2 + (Clojure reads the previous tick's). +6. Distance formula: true euclidean instead of the cancellation-lossy + vectorz form — un-replicate Q11 (removes the 0.0-tie merges) and with + it the Q17 hash-order tie-break scaffolding. +7. Projection rank-1 fix — un-replicate Q16 (pad pc2 instead of zeroing + everything). +8. Modern solver paths (sklearn PCA/k-means) where they beat the ports — + the original "improved" aspiration, now landing with certification + discipline. +9. **Large-conversation performance, warm start preserved** (re-scoped + by Julien s7 after the EC2 measurement: r8g.4xlarge warm tick + 1856s at 33,422 x 783 — CUTOVER_RUNBOOK risk item 3): NO zid is ever + blocklisted and the k-means warm start STAYS (cluster-id stability + across ticks is user-facing). + (a) vectorize the warm-start k-means hot path — **DONE PRE-CUTOVER + (s7/2026-07-28, PR #2679)**: batched-matmul BLAS columns, BIT-IDENTICAL + (exact-== pins vs the scalar reference incl. the Q11 knife-edge tie; + battery 20/20 x2); re-measured on the same r8g.4xlarge: warm tick + 1856.0s -> 26.6s (~70x), cold 519.6s -> 29.0s. Final verdict in the + runbook: serial OK at every observed shape. + (b) deterministic seeded sampled PCA for extreme shapes — now + OPTIONAL (hygiene/further speedup, no throughput need; Clojure's + large-conv graph only ever special-cased :pca — + conversation.clj:760-773 — so (b) is the deterministic version of + theirs and (a) had no Clojure counterpart to port). + 7 of 15,575 prodclone convs ever crossed the old cutoffs. +10. MOVED PRE-CUTOVER and **DONE** (s7, PR #2673): vectorized-code + readability (14c two-phase split) + blob-injection tests (14b) from + HANDOFF_PR14_VECTORIZED_REFACTOR.md (14a shipped as #2564); + battery-proven bit-identical. Listed here for lineage only. +11. Cleanup pass: the deferred cosmetic simplifications (e.g. the #2644 + legacy reindex no-op), dead update_moderation seams, the Q7 subgroup + computation deletion upstream if the Clojure tree is still around. + +## Explicitly NOT planned + +- Clojure-side fixes for #2660/#2661/#2662 (Q10/Q12/Q13+Q18 + nondeterminism) — resolved by replacement, not repair. +- Q19 (Clojure conv-actor race): moot at decommission; the Python + design (per-zid FIFO + lock) is the fix. + +12. **Persist the full warm-start state across restarts** (s7, from the + conv-cache discussion): the math_main whitelist (conv_man.clj:52-74 + parity) omits the per-k group_clusterings map and the group-K + smoother state, so ANY restore (restart, LRU eviction, redeploy) is + a partial warm start: the next tick's per-k group k-means runs COLD + (its warm-start input is empty for one tick) and the smoother resets + — meaning it immediately re-accepts the current best k instead of + damping, so a restart can flip K where a continuous run would not. + This is CERTIFIED Clojure-faithful restart behavior (battery restart + entries MATCH; Clojure lost the same state on its 4-hourly reboots), + NOT a numbered quirk today. Improvement: persist group_clusterings + + smoother state (blob keys or sidecar) so restores are fully warm and + restart-induced K flips disappear. Blob-schema addition — verify + server tolerance for extra math_main keys before landing. diff --git a/delphi/docs/QUICK_START.md b/delphi/docs/QUICK_START.md index be70d2a47a..a9d01ac6c9 100644 --- a/delphi/docs/QUICK_START.md +++ b/delphi/docs/QUICK_START.md @@ -45,71 +45,14 @@ is almost always the cause. ## Running Tests -### Using the Test Runner - -The most reliable way to test the system is using the simplified tests: - -```bash -# With the virtual environment activated -python run_tests.py --simplified -``` - -These tests run the core algorithms with minimal dependencies and are known to work correctly. - -You can also run other test types: - -```bash -# Run only unit tests (Note: some may fail due to implementation differences) -python run_tests.py --unit - -# Run demo scripts -python run_tests.py --demo -``` - -### System Test - -To run a comprehensive system test with real data: - -```bash -# Test with the biodiversity dataset (default) -python run_system_test.py - -# Test with the VW dataset -python run_system_test.py --dataset vw -``` - -Note: The system test is more prone to issues as it relies on specific attribute names and data structures. Check the `TESTING_LOG.md` file for known issues and their fixes. - -## Running Analysis Notebooks - -To run the biodiversity analysis directly without Jupyter: - -```bash -# Navigate to the eda_notebooks directory -cd eda_notebooks - -# Run the analysis script -python run_analysis.py -``` - -This will: -1. Load data from the biodiversity dataset -2. Process votes and comments -3. Run PCA and clustering -4. Calculate representativeness -5. Save results to the `output` directory - -To verify that the environment is set up correctly: - -```bash -python run_analysis.py --check -``` - -To launch the notebook server (if you prefer interactive analysis): - ```bash -# If you have Jupyter installed -jupyter notebook biodiversity_analysis.ipynb +cd delphi && uv run pytest tests/ -v --tb=short \ + --ignore=tests/test_batch_id.py \ + --ignore=tests/simplified_repness_test.py \ + --ignore=tests/test_pakistan_conversation.py \ + --ignore=tests/test_postgres_real_data.py \ + --ignore=tests/test_minio_access.py \ + --ignore=tests/test_math_pipeline_runs_e2e.py ``` ## Core Files to Understand @@ -118,30 +61,17 @@ Here are the key files to understand the system: 1. **Package Structure:** - `polismath/` - The main package directory - - `polismath/math/` - Core mathematical components + - `polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/` - Core mathematical components - `polismath/conversation/` - Conversation state management 2. **Core Math Components:** - - `polismath/math/named_matrix.py` - Data structure for matrices with named rows and columns - - `polismath/math/pca.py` - PCA implementation using power iteration - - `polismath/math/clusters.py` - K-means clustering implementation - - `polismath/math/repness.py` - Representativeness calculation + - `polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/pca.py` - PCA implementation + - `polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/clusters.py` - K-means clustering implementation + - `polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/repness.py` - Representativeness calculation + - `polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/corr.py` - Correlation utilities -3. **Simplified Implementations:** - - `simplified_test.py` - Standalone PCA and clustering implementation (more reliable) - - `simplified_repness_test.py` - Standalone representativeness calculation (more reliable) - - These files provide the clearest examples of how the algorithms work - -4. **Test Files:** +3. **Test Files:** - `tests/` - Unit and integration tests - - `run_tests.py` - Test runner script - - `run_system_test.py` - End-to-end system test with real data - -5. **End-to-End Examples:** - - `eda_notebooks/biodiversity_analysis.ipynb` - Complete analysis of a real conversation - - `eda_notebooks/run_analysis.py` - Script version of the notebook analysis - - `simple_demo.py` - Simple demonstration of core functionality - - `final_demo.py` - More comprehensive demonstration ## Documentation @@ -149,7 +79,7 @@ For more detailed documentation, refer to: - `README.md` - Main project documentation - `RUNNING_THE_SYSTEM.md` - Comprehensive guide on running the system -- `TESTING_LOG.md` - Log of testing process, issues, and fixes +- `regression_testing.md` - Regression testing approach and golden snapshots - `tests/TEST_MAP.md` - Map of all test files and their purposes - `tests/TESTING_RESULTS.md` - Current testing status and improvements @@ -195,8 +125,6 @@ To work with your own data: If you encounter issues: -1. Check `TESTING_LOG.md` for known issues and their solutions -2. Look at the simplified test scripts (`simplified_test.py` and `simplified_repness_test.py`) for reliable examples -3. Try running `run_analysis.py --check` to verify your environment -4. Examine error messages and try to isolate the problem -5. The `run_system_test.py` script provides a good template for loading and processing real data \ No newline at end of file +1. Check `regression_testing.md` for regression testing guidance and golden snapshot usage +2. See `RUNNING_THE_SYSTEM.md` for full pipeline documentation +3. Examine error messages and try to isolate the problem \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/delphi/docs/REPLAY_HARNESS_DESIGN.md b/delphi/docs/REPLAY_HARNESS_DESIGN.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..4244f29af0 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/docs/REPLAY_HARNESS_DESIGN.md @@ -0,0 +1,318 @@ +# Replay Harness (H) — Design + +**Status:** DRAFT for review — 2026-07-05 +**Author:** Claude (host session "Fable-polis-merge-then-replay"), for Julien +**Recon basis:** file:line pointers verified 2026-07-05 against `math/` and `delphi/`. + +## 1. Purpose + +Replay a conversation's vote history through BOTH math implementations at +arbitrary, explicitly-chosen recompute points ("schedules"), recording full +intermediate state at every point, so we can compare them step-by-step. + +The harness serves four consumers, in order: + +1. **Gap measurement** — quantify Python(full-recompute) vs + Clojure(sequential) divergence per pipeline stage, to size the + sequential-bits work (warm-start `last-clusters`, k-smoothers, dispatcher). +2. **R1 — sequential parity validation** on schedules WE define (synthetic + and historic-with-chosen-cut-points): record schedule CCRs from Clojure, + run Python on the same schedule, compare. +3. **R2 — the inverse problem**: prodclone keeps NO history of math states + (`math_main` is latest-only UPSERT, `UNIQUE(zid, math_env)`; + `math_ticks` is a bare counter — see §10). The schedule Clojure actually + used in production is LATENT. R2 = infer it: search candidate + schedules, score against the recorded final blob. A harness whose + schedule is a first-class INPUT makes R2 a loop around H; a hardcoded + one makes R2 a rebuild. + **HARD CONSTRAINT (Julien, 2026-07-05): the R2 replayer is + PYTHON-ONLY** — no Clojure server, working purely from the data in + Postgres. Candidate trajectories are regenerated by OUR Python engine + running in legacy-reproduction mode. The Clojure driver (§5) exists + solely to CERTIFY, via R1, that Python-legacy-mode ≡ Clojure on + defined schedules; once certified, Clojure exits the loop. This makes + two things prerequisites for R2, not nice-to-haves: (a) the + sequential-bits port (warm-start last-clusters, k-smoothers, in-conv + carry-over), and (b) the powerit-pca port with start_vectors (§9) — + and it demands the Python engine be much FASTER than Clojure, since + R2 search runs many candidate replays. +4. **Eval framework (later)** — off-policy replay with a different + routing/recompute policy plugged into the same driver; plus the + idea-space-over-time visualization, which falls out of the per-step + records for free. + +## 2. Vocabulary + +- **Schedule**: ordered list of cut points partitioning a conversation's + event stream (votes + moderation events) into batches; recompute fires at + each cut point. +- **Step**: one (batch-ingest → recompute → record) cycle. +- **Schedule CCR** (type ① golden): Clojure's recorded state at each step of + a defined schedule. Cross-implementation TRUTH. +- **PGR** (type ②): Python regression freeze — out of scope here; PGRs stay + deferred to the Python-vs-Python phase. + +## 3. Architecture + +``` + votes CSV (order+timing, incl. revotes) ──┐ + prodclone votes table (created ms) ───────┤ + ▼ + ┌────────────────────────┐ + schedule spec (JSON) ───────────────────►│ SCHEDULE SLICER │ + (by count / time / fraction / explicit) │ sort → batch → events │ + └───────┬────────────────┘ + ┌─────────────────────┴──────────────────────┐ + ▼ ▼ + ┌─────────────────────────┐ ┌─────────────────────────┐ + │ CLOJURE DRIVER │ │ PYTHON DRIVER │ + │ new-conv → reduce over │ │ Conversation() → chain │ + │ conv-update / mod-update│ │ update_votes / │ + │ (pure, no Postgres) │ │ update_moderation │ + └──────┬──────────────────┘ └──────┬──────────────────┘ + │ per step │ per step + ▼ ▼ + step-NNN.edn (FULL state, step-NNN.json (to_dict blob + conv-update-dump) + full-state extras) + step-NNN.blob.json (prep-main │ + whitelist = math_main view) │ + └────────────────┬──────────────────────────┘ + ▼ + ┌──────────────────────┐ + │ STEP COMPARER │ + │ ConversationComparer │ + │ per-step, per-field, │ + │ tolerance classes │ + └──────────┬───────────┘ + ▼ + per-step / per-stage divergence report +``` + +## 4. Schedule spec (first-class input — R2 depends on this) + +JSON, one file per (dataset, schedule): + +```json +{ + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule_id": "front-loaded-01", + "source": "votes-csv", // or "prodclone" + "cuts": {"mode": "vote-count", "at": [50, 100, 200, 400, 800, "end"]}, + // modes: vote-count | timestamp | fraction | explicit-event-index + "moderation": "interleave-by-timestamp", // or "none" | explicit list + "clojure": {"warm_start": "chain"}, // chain | none | from-blob: + "notes": "front-loads recomputes in the early conversation" +} +``` + +Presets to ship: `uniform-N`, `front-loaded`, `back-loaded`, `every-vote` +(small datasets only), `single-cut` (≡ today's cold-start), `per-day` (from +real timestamps). Multiple schedules per conversation is the point. + +## 5. Clojure driver — R1 certification ONLY + +Role (narrowed 2026-07-05): produce schedule CCRs so R1 can certify that +Python-legacy-mode reproduces Clojure step-for-step. It is NOT part of the +R2 loop (§1.3) and can be retired once certification holds. + +For the R1 pass/fail comparison, capturing the per-step BLOB view +(prep-main JSON — the `math_main` shape Python's `to_dict` targets) from +a regular Clojure run over the schedule is SUFFICIENT. The EDN full-state +dump is optional depth: (a) divergence LOCALIZATION when a step +mismatches (smoothers, last-clusters, in-conv trajectory are not in the +blob), and (b) warm-start pinning material (§9). Default: record blobs +always, EDN on demand. + +**Mode A (primary): pure in-process.** No Postgres, no poller, no Docker. + +- Seed: `conv/new-conv` + `:zid`/`:meta-tids`, exactly as + `export.clj:624-632` (`get-export-data-at-time`) already does. +- Step: `(reduce conv/conv-update conv batches)` threading the returned + conv — the pattern already demonstrated at `dev/user.clj:416-428` and + `test/conversation_test.clj:40-168` (which runs conv-update on in-memory + matrices with zero DB). Interleave `conv/mod-update` + (conversation.clj:838) for moderation cut points. +- Record per step: + - `conv-update-dump` (conversation.clj:920) — serializes the ENTIRE conv + to EDN incl. core.matrix values (custom print-methods :882-899); reload + via `load-conv-update:932`. This is the full-fidelity CCR. + - `prep-main` (conv_man.clj:43-74) — the key-whitelisted production view + → JSON. This is the CROSS-LANGUAGE comparison surface (it is exactly + the `math_main` blob shape Python's `to_dict` targets). +- Packaging: a small `dev/replay.clj` (or `-M` alias) in `math/`, driven by + the schedule JSON. Resurrection risk is LOW: tools-deps + JDK17, live + docker-compose service, active commits. Watch items: core.matrix 0.63 / + vectorz 0.48 pins (the EDN print-methods depend on `mikera.*` classes). + +**Mode B (fidelity fallback): Dockerized poller.** Reuse +`generate_cold_start_clojure.py`'s fake-zid + `MATH_ZID_ALLOWLIST` + +throwaway-container pattern, but inject votes batch-by-batch and checkpoint +`math_main` between injections. Slower, blob-only (lossy), but exercises +the REAL production path (poller batching, conv-man actor). Use to +cross-validate Mode A once, then rely on Mode A. + +**Vote sourcing correctness (both modes):** +- Feed UNCORRECTED vote signs — the sign flip is export-only + (export.clj:106-113); the math consumes raw DB signs. +- Sort by timestamp before slicing: the votes CSVs are NOT pre-sorted + (vw: 2136 out-of-order rows) and `prepare_votes_data` (utils.py:267-274) + currently loads file order unsorted — a latent quirk the harness must NOT + inherit. +- Do NOT dedup revotes (vw: 87 revoted pairs): both engines implement + later-vote-wins merging internally; dedup-at-source (as the cold-start + SQL does via `DISTINCT ON`) erases the revote dynamics we specifically + want to replay. + +## 6. Python driver + +Nearly free: `Conversation.update_votes(votes, recompute=…)` is +pure-functional (deepcopy → new object, conversation.py:177-187), so the +driver is a chain over batches with `recompute=True` at cut points, plus +`update_moderation` interleaving. Record per step: `to_dict()` (blob view) +plus internal extras (base_clusters pre-fold, silhouettes, in-conv set) for +diagnosis. Lives in `delphi/polismath/replay/` with a thin +`scripts/replay_driver.py` CLI. + +## 7. Recording format & provenance + +``` +real_data/.local/replays/// + schedule.json # the input, verbatim + provenance.json # git commits (math/ and delphi/), dataset + # file hashes, timestamps, mode A/B, JVM/py versions + clj/step-000.edn # full Clojure state (CCR, Mode A only) + clj/step-000.blob.json # prep-main view (cross-language surface) + py/step-000.json # Python to_dict + extras + report/step-000.diff.json # comparer output +``` + +Under `.local/` (private-data footprint — replays of private datasets must +not leak into the public repo; public-dataset replays could later move). +Provenance satisfies the reproducible-traces requirement: any replay is +re-derivable from (schedule, dataset, two commits). + +## 8. Comparison + +Reuse `ConversationComparer` (comparer.py:25): it already does recursive +tolerant diff, PCA sign-flip detection (:949), scaling-factor detection +(:1028), and outlier fractions — and it accepts arbitrary nested +`{key: blob}` maps, so repointing from the fixed 6 stages to +`{step_i: blob}` is mechanical. + +Additions needed: +- **Tolerance classes per field family** (exact: counts, in-conv, mod sets, + selections/ids; tolerant: PCA comps/proj (angle-based), silhouettes, + repness stats; see §9). +- **Group-label permutation guard**: until the gid label-swap fix lands + (proposed 2026-07-05: remove the size-sort at conversation.py:794-798), + compare group-keyed structures under best-permutation matching, and + REPORT when the identity permutation wasn't the best one. + +## 9. Nondeterminism policy (Clojure-side, verified in source) + +Clojure never fixes a seed. Three consequences shape what "match" can mean: + +| Source | Where | Impact | +|---|---|---| +| Cold-start PCA start vector | `rand-starting-vec` pca.clj:79-82, bare `(rand)` | Power iteration runs a FIXED iteration count, so cold-start PCA output carries run-to-run jitter (and sign ambiguity). Even Clojure-vs-Clojure cold starts are not bit-identical. | +| Warm-start ticks | `powerit-pca` pca.clj:98 takes `start-vectors` from the previous tick | After step 0, PCA initialization is deterministic given the chain — sequential replays are MORE reproducible than cold starts. | +| Large-conv sampling | conversation.clj:759, unseeded `:twister` | Conversations crossing the large-conv threshold (>10k ptpts / >5k cmts) have ongoing sampling noise. None of the current test datasets cross it; flag if one does. | + +Policy: +- Comparisons are tolerance-based by field class; "bit-for-bit" is only + demanded where the algorithm is deterministic (counts, k-means given + fixed input order, selections given fixed stats). +- **Warm-start pinning**: for R1 debugging and all of R2, seed each Clojure + step's PCA from the recorded previous step (`start-vectors`), or from a + prodclone `math_main` blob — collapsing cold-start jitter. The schedule + spec's `clojure.warm_start` field selects this. +- Record N≥2 Clojure runs for at least one schedule to EMPIRICALLY measure + self-jitter per field; those envelopes become the tolerance floors + (a tolerance below Clojure's own jitter is unfalsifiable). + +## 10. R2 compatibility (why the design looks like this) + +Prodclone facts (verified): `votes` is append-only with full revote history +and ms timestamps (initial.sql:737-755); `math_main` is latest-only +(UPSERT, postgres.clj:324-338); `math_ticks` is a counter, not history. So +historic intermediate states are UNRECOVERABLE by reading — only +re-derivable by replay. This confirms the "direct replay isn't feasible" +experience: without the schedule, you can't regenerate the recorded blob +exactly. + +Also confirmed: `conv-update-dump` has exactly ONE call site — +conv_man.clj:321, the update-ERROR handler — writing to worker-local +ephemeral disk. Production never dumped healthy states anywhere. There is +no as-were intermediate history to recover, full stop. + +R2 therefore = schedule inference, **executed entirely in Python** (§1.3 +constraint): propose candidate schedules (priors from the production +poller's behavior: 1s time-window batching, poller.clj:12-36 — i.e. cuts +≈ "every gap > poll interval in the vote timeline", modulated by worker +downtime/restarts), run the PYTHON driver in legacy-reproduction mode as +the forward model, score candidates against the recorded final blob +(+ `last_vote_timestamp`, `math_tick` count as side information — the +tick counter bounds HOW MANY recomputes happened, a strong constraint). +Statistical inference enters in the scoring (which blob fields are +schedule-sensitive: in-conv trajectory, k-smoother state, base-cluster +geometry) and in handling the PCA-jitter noise floor. All of this is +possible ONLY because the schedule is an input file, the Python driver is +deterministic-given-schedule, and R1 has certified Python ≡ Clojure. + +**Legacy-reproduction mode (flag):** the Python engine grows two code +paths behind a single switch — `clojure-legacy` (faithful reproduction: +powerit-pca fixed-iteration with start_vectors, first-k-distinct k-means, +warm-start carry-over, truthy-0 priorities mirror) and `improved` +(sklearn PCA with proper convergence, and whatever we improve next). +Both paths are permanent, useful assets: legacy mode powers R2 and +parity work; improved mode is the product's future. R2 uses legacy mode +exclusively. + +## 11. Build plan + +- **Phase H-0 (parity prerequisites, math-core):** powerit-pca numpy port + (same fixed-iteration per-component power iteration + Gram-Schmidt + deflation, `start_vectors` param; GO 2026-07-05) behind the + legacy-reproduction flag (§10); benchmark vs sklearn from scratch. + Sequential-bits port (warm-start last-clusters, k-smoothers) follows, + sized by H-C. +- **Phase H-A (Python side + spine, pure Python):** schedule spec + slicer + (sorting/revote handling per §5), Python driver, store layout, + comparer repointing. Small; unblocks synthetic-schedule R1 for + Python-vs-Python-expectation tests immediately. This driver IS the + future R2 forward model (§1.3). +- **Phase H-B (Clojure Mode A):** `dev/replay.clj` + blob-per-step + recording (EDN on demand) + provenance. First real schedule CCRs. Then + the **self-jitter measurement** (§9) before any cross-language claims. +- **Phase H-C (first science):** gap-measurement report on vw + + biodiversity across 3 schedules (uniform / front / back): per-step, + per-stage divergence table. This sizes the sequential-bits (D) work and + is the go/no-go input for warm-start porting. +- **Phase H-D (later):** Mode B cross-validation; R1 certification runs; + R2 prototype on one small conversation (pure Python, legacy mode); + eval-framework policy hook. + +Ordering note: H-A/H-B can start now — they touch no math-core formulas +and don't depend on the stack merge. The GAP MEASUREMENT (H-C) should run +on post-merge code (else D10-D12 deltas confound sequencing deltas). + +## 12. Open questions (for review) + +1. Storage: `.local/replays/` OK? Public-dataset replays public later? +2. Mode B: is one-time cross-validation of Mode A enough, or do we want + the poller path exercised routinely (slower, but catches conv-man + batching semantics)? +3. Schedule presets: which historic datasets first, beyond vw/biodiversity? +4. `math_tick` as R2 side-info: prodclone's tick counter per zid — worth + pulling into the dataset exports now so R2 has it later? +5. ~~EDN full-state dumps~~ RESOLVED 2026-07-05 (Julien): per-step BLOB + capture from a regular Clojure run suffices for R1 pass/fail; EDN + stays Clojure-only, on demand, for divergence localization and + warm-start pinning. +6. powerit-pca future: once the improved path matures, evaluate replacing + our numpy powerit with a library iterative eigensolver — sklearn has + no per-component power iteration (randomized SVD is block+QR, no + start-vector injection), so candidates are scipy LOBPCG/ARPACK + (`svds(v0=…)`, Lanczos — different trajectory, fine once we no longer + need Clojure-exact fidelity). Until then: our port for legacy mode, + sklearn PCA for improved mode. diff --git a/delphi/docs/RUNNING_THE_SYSTEM.md b/delphi/docs/RUNNING_THE_SYSTEM.md index 10b3186015..78264d4792 100644 --- a/delphi/docs/RUNNING_THE_SYSTEM.md +++ b/delphi/docs/RUNNING_THE_SYSTEM.md @@ -26,76 +26,26 @@ This document provides a comprehensive guide on how to set up, run, and test the # Navigate to the delphi directory cd delphi -# Create a virtual environment -python -m venv .venv - -# Activate the virtual environment -# On Linux/macOS -source .venv/bin/activate -# On Windows -.venv\Scripts\activate +# Install all dependencies (creates delphi/.venv) +uv sync ``` -## Package Installation - -Once your environment is set up, install the package in development mode: - -```bash -# Make sure you're in the delphi directory -pip install -e . -``` - -This will install all the required dependencies and make the `polismath` package available in your environment. +Alternatively, `make venv` creates the venv and sets up the editor-discovery symlink at the repo root in one step. ## Running Tests -### Using the Test Runner Script - -The most straightforward way to run tests is using the provided `run_tests.py` script: +Use the standard pytest invocation (see `QUICK_START.md` for the full command with required `--ignore` flags): ```bash -# Run all tests -python run_tests.py - -# Run only unit tests -python run_tests.py --unit - -# Run only real data tests -python run_tests.py --real - -# Run only demo scripts -python run_tests.py --demo - -# Run only simplified test scripts -python run_tests.py --simplified +cd delphi && uv run pytest tests/ -v --tb=short \ + --ignore=tests/test_batch_id.py \ + --ignore=tests/simplified_repness_test.py \ + --ignore=tests/test_pakistan_conversation.py \ + --ignore=tests/test_postgres_real_data.py \ + --ignore=tests/test_minio_access.py \ + --ignore=tests/test_math_pipeline_runs_e2e.py ``` -### Using pytest Directly - -For more control over test execution, you can use pytest directly: - -```bash -# Run all tests -python -m pytest tests/ - -# Run a specific test file -python -m pytest tests/test_pca.py - -# Run tests with coverage -python -m pytest --cov=polismath tests/ -``` - -### Understanding Test Output - -Test output will indicate whether each component passes its tests. The real data tests will provide additional information: - -- Number of participants and comments processed -- Number of groups found -- Top representative comments for each group -- Comparison with Clojure output (where available) - -Test results for real data are saved to the `python_output` directory within each dataset's folder for manual inspection. - ## Using the System ### Running the Full Pipeline @@ -183,43 +133,6 @@ clusters = conv.group_clusters repness = conv.repness ``` -## Working with Notebooks - -The `eda_notebooks` directory contains Jupyter notebooks for exploratory data analysis and demonstrating system capabilities. - -### Running the Biodiversity Analysis Notebook - -1. Make sure your environment is set up and the package is installed -2. Navigate to the `eda_notebooks` directory -3. Start Jupyter Notebook or Jupyter Lab: - -```bash -cd delphi/eda_notebooks -jupyter notebook -# or -jupyter lab -``` - -4. Open `biodiversity_analysis.ipynb` -5. Run all cells to see the complete analysis - -### Creating Your Own Analysis - -To create your own analysis: - -1. Copy one of the existing notebooks as a template -2. Update the data paths to your own dataset -3. Customize the analysis as needed - -### Helper Script - -You can use the included helper script to launch a notebook server: - -```bash -cd delphi/eda_notebooks -./launch_notebook.sh -``` - ## Command-line Interface The package provides several CLI entry points: @@ -242,38 +155,12 @@ delphi list See `pyproject.toml` for the full list of CLI entry points. -## Running the Simplified Test Scripts - -The repository includes simplified versions of the core algorithms that can be run independently: - -```bash -# Run the simplified PCA and clustering test -python simplified_test.py - -# Run the simplified representativeness test -python simplified_repness_test.py -``` - -These scripts demonstrate the core algorithms without depending on the full package structure and can be useful for understanding the underlying mathematics. - -## Running the Demo Scripts - -The repository includes demo scripts that demonstrate the system's capabilities: - -```bash -# Run the simple demo -python simple_demo.py - -# Run the final demo -python final_demo.py -``` - ## Troubleshooting ### Common Issues 1. **ImportError or ModuleNotFoundError** - - Make sure you've installed the package with `pip install -e .` + - Make sure you've installed the package with `uv sync` - Check if your virtual environment is activated 2. **File Not Found Errors** @@ -296,4 +183,4 @@ If you encounter issues, check: This guide covers the basics of setting up, running, and testing the Pol.is math Python implementation. For more details on the implementation, refer to the README.md and the source code documentation. -If you're new to the system, we recommend starting with the notebooks in the `eda_notebooks` directory, particularly `biodiversity_analysis.ipynb`, which provides a comprehensive demonstration of the system's capabilities. \ No newline at end of file +If you're new to the system, see `QUICK_START.md` for environment setup and the standard test invocation. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/delphi/docs/SEQUENTIAL_BITS_PORT_SPEC.md b/delphi/docs/SEQUENTIAL_BITS_PORT_SPEC.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..4750cde4f6 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/docs/SEQUENTIAL_BITS_PORT_SPEC.md @@ -0,0 +1,158 @@ +# Sequential-Bits Port Spec — Clojure warm-start/stateful behaviors → Python `clojure-legacy` mode + +**Status:** Verified inventory + port design — 2026-07-18 +**Provenance:** Produced by a read-only spec agent (opus) during the overnight orchestration +session of 2026-07-17→18; every file:line reference originally verified against the working +tree at commit `c51b7425` (D1b tip). Integrated and reviewed by the session integrator. +**Citations re-verified against commit `2d6c87035` (2026-07-18)** — conversation.py grew +~250 lines since `c51b7425`, so the conversation.py:NNN cites below were re-grepped and +corrected (rows 2, 3, 7, 11, §2.4, and the subgroup headline bullet). +**Companions:** `REPLAY_HARNESS_DESIGN.md` (the validation substrate), +`PLAN_DISCREPANCY_FIXES.md` (D1/D3 entries), `CLJ-PARITY-FIXES-JOURNAL.md` (session log). + +Python's delphi engine does full cold recompute every tick; Clojure threads warm-start +state across `conv-update` ticks. This spec is the complete inventory of that state and +the plan for reproducing it in Python behind an engine-mode flag, so that +Python-legacy-mode can replay Clojure trajectories step-for-step (R1/R2 prerequisite). + +## Headline verification results + +- **Group-level stale-k clamp (#2536): PRESENT** in Clojure HEAD — + `math/src/polismath/math/conversation.clj:469-478`. +- **Subgroup-level stale-k clamp (#2575): NOW IN Clojure HEAD.** PR #2609 (`207fa9f93`, + branch `jc/subgroup-k-smoother-clamp`) **merged 2026-07-18T02:52**, so current production + Clojure now runs the **clamped** subgroup smoother (`conversation.clj:534-559`) with its + regression test present in `math/test/conv_edge_cases_test.clj`. HISTORICAL NOTE: the + overnight port work targeted PRE-merge HEAD, where the subgroup smoother was still + UNCLAMPED — the "unclamped target" therefore applies only to a port certified against a + pre-#2609 frozen Clojure ref (pin the edge SHA). → keep it a sub-flag keyed to the + Clojure version being certified against. +- **Uncatalogued sequential divergence:** Clojure's `:comment-priorities` node reads the + **previous tick's** group-votes (`(:group-votes conv)`, `conversation.clj:650`), not the + freshly computed one. Python uses the current tick's. Currently masked by the #2571 + all-49 bug-mirror; must be honored when the mirror is removed. +- **Python computes no subgroups at all** (`conversation.py:1048` hardcodes + `subgroup_clusters = {}`), so all subgroup-level behaviors are latent port items. + +## 1. Inventory — cross-tick stateful behaviors + +| # | Behavior | Clojure (reads prev conv) | In `math_main`? (prep-main whitelist, conv_man.clj:52-74) | Python status | +|---|----------|---------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------|---------------| +| 1 | PCA warm start (small conv) | conversation.clj:381-387 `:start-vectors (get-in conv [:pca :comps])` | `:pca` YES | **GAP** — powerit_pca has `start_vectors` (pca.py:169-237) but no production caller passes it | +| 1b | PCA warm start (large conv, mini-batch partial-pca) | conversation.clj:755-765 | `:pca` YES | GAP, deferred (D14; no large-conv path in Python) | +| 2 | Base-cluster warm start | conversation.clj:403-410 `:last-clusters (:base-clusters conv)` → clean-start-clusters | `:base-clusters` YES | base k-means block (conversation.py:842-888); legacy warm start now ported (PR-C #2622) | +| 3 | Group-clustering warm start (per k) | conversation.clj:433-445 `((:group-clusterings conv) k)` | NO | per-k group loop (conversation.py:996 improved / 952 legacy-warm); legacy warm start now ported (PR-C #2622) | +| 4 | group-k-smoother (buffer=4 + #2536 clamp) | conversation.clj:454-478 | NO | **GAP** — best-k picked fresh each tick, no memory | +| 5 | Subgroup-clustering warm start | conversation.clj:492-520 | NO | GAP (latent — no subgroups) | +| 6 | subgroup-k-smoother (buffer=4, **clamped** in HEAD since #2609 merged 2026-07-18) | conversation.clj:534-559 | NO | GAP (latent) | +| 7 | comment-priorities ← prev-tick group-votes | conversation.clj:650 | `:group-votes` YES | **DIVERGENT** — Python uses current tick (conversation.py:1366, group_votes recomputed at :1423); masked by #2571 mirror | +| 8 | in-conv monotonic carry + greedy top-15 | conversation.clj:243-269 | `:in-conv` YES | threshold part EQUIVALENT via full recompute (append-only votes); **greedy top-15 DIVERGENT** — Clojure persists greedily-added pids forever, Python recomputes them each tick | +| 9 | customs pids/tids caps (100k/10k) | conversation.clj:167-189 | partial | DIVERGENT edge — no caps in Python; only matters above thresholds | +| 10 | last-vote-timestamp monotonic max | conversation.clj:161-165 | YES | EQUIVALENT | +| 11 | mod-out/mod-in/meta-tids carry | conversation.clj:838-876 (incremental conj/disj per event) | YES | ~EQUIVALENT; Python replaces whole sets per payload (conversation.py:598-643, sets replaced at :621-626) — mid-conversation un-moderation trajectories can diverge; replay slicer must feed the event stream | + +## 2. Key semantics (binding for the port) + +### 2.1 PCA warm start +`powerit-pca` (pca.clj:86-105): per-component power iteration, FIXED iteration budget +(default 100, `:pca-iters`) identical cold vs warm; start vector = previous tick's +post-normalization unit component; new columns absorbed by 1-padding (pca.clj:46-49); +all-zero start → re-randomized (`wrapped-pca`, pca.clj:108-124). Python's `powerit_pca` +already implements all of this faithfully (1-padding pca.py:120-123, zero→None +pca.py:224-227, exact-equality early exit pca.py:131-144) — the port is pure plumbing: +store previous `pca['comps']`, pass as `start_vectors`. Cold first tick: Clojure uses +unseeded `(rand)`; Python uses deterministic seed-42 (documented deliberate divergence, +pca.py:71-86). Warm start applies only to the powerit impl (sklearn cannot inject start +vectors — REPLAY_HARNESS_DESIGN.md §12.6). + +### 2.2 group-k-smoother (buffer = 4, conversation.clj:454-478) +State `{last_k, last_k_count (default 0), smoothed_k}`: + +``` +this_k = argmax_k silhouette[k] # TIE-BREAK: Clojure max-key keeps the LATER + # arg over ascending keys ⇒ HIGHER k wins ties + # (current Python best_k loop keeps LOWER k) +same = last_k is not None and this_k == last_k +this_k_count = last_k_count + 1 if same else 1 +smoothed_k = this_k if this_k_count >= 4 else (smoothed_k ?? this_k) +smoothed_k = smoothed_k if smoothed_k in group_clusterings else this_k # #2536 clamp +state' = {last_k: this_k, last_k_count: this_k_count, smoothed_k} +``` + +It is "best k must win 4 consecutive ticks before taking over", NOT a ring buffer. +First tick: smoothed_k None → accepts this_k ⇒ cold-start behavior unchanged (hard +regression constraint). Clamp is independent of the buffer: protects against the carried +k falling out of range when `max-k-fn = min(5, 2 + floor(n_base/12))` shrinks. + +### 2.3 Base-cluster lineage (clean-start-clusters, clusters.clj:230-277) +1. `safe-recenter-clusters` (171-191): recenter each existing cluster on its surviving + members; DROP clusters whose members all vanished; if all vanish → one fallback + cluster with fresh id `(inc max-id)`. +2. `uniqify-clusters` (220-227): merge identical-center clusters; merged cluster keeps + the LARGER side's id (194-199); center = size-weighted mean. +3. Split loop: while `min(k, #distinct rows) > count(clusters)`: pull the most-distal + point (202-217) into a NEW cluster with id `(inc max-id)`; recenter; repeat. + +Cluster ids are stable across ticks; new ids strictly increase. Cold init +(`init-clusters`, 55-65): first k distinct rows in encounter order, ids 0..k-1. +Iteration: `cluster-step` until `same-clustering?` (sorted-center distance < 0.01, +clusters.clj:68-76) or max-iters (base level uses `:base-iters` = 100). +**Python's off-production `clusters.py` warm-start machinery (302-403) is a DIFFERENT +algorithm — do not reuse.** Legacy mode needs a faithful numpy port and must use the +ported k-means loop (not sklearn Lloyd) when warm-starting. + +### 2.4 in-conv greedy carry +`in-conv = carried ∪ {p : votes[p] >= min(7, n_cmts)}`; if |in-conv| < 15, greedily add +top-(15−n) by vote count. Clojure PERSISTS greedy admits (carried set). Python recomputes +greedy each tick → churn while <15 qualifiers. Threshold part is provably equivalent +under full recompute of append-only votes (see D2d design, conversation.py:1691-1751); +greedy part needs a carried set in legacy mode. + +### 2.5 Persistence / worker restart +Clojure persists only the prep-main whitelist (`:pca`, `:base-clusters`, +`:group-clusters`, `:in-conv`, `:group-votes`, ...) — NOT smoother state, NOT per-k +clusterings. Worker restart = partial cold start (smoother counters reset, per-k warm +start lost; PCA/base warm start survive via math_main). For R1/R2 (single-process +chains) Python needs NO new serialization — state threads in memory across +update_votes calls. Restart modeling can later be encoded as schedule input boundaries. + +## 3. Python design + +- Engine switch `POLISMATH_ENGINE_MODE ∈ {clojure-legacy, improved}`, default `improved` + (byte-identical to today — hard gate), resolved via the `_resolve_impl_flag` idiom + (pca.py:37-57). Sub-flag for the #2575 subgroup clamp when subgroups ever land. +- New Conversation fields (cold defaults): `group_clusterings={}`, + `group_k_smoother={}`, later `prev_group_votes={}`, persistent `in_conv=set()`. +- Legacy-mode recompute order: PCA(start_vectors=prev comps) → in-conv (union into + carried set) → base kmeans(last_clusters=prev base) → per-k group + kmeans(last_clusters=prev per-k) → smoother → group_clusters = clusterings[smoothed_k] + → priorities over prev_group_votes (once #2571 un-mirrored). +- No to_dict/to_dynamo_dict changes (D2d precedent: defer persistence until delta + processing or worker-restart modeling requires it). + +## 4. PR split + +| PR | Content | Size | Status | +|----|---------|------|--------| +| A | POLISMATH_ENGINE_MODE flag + prev-state scaffolding + cold-invariance tests | S | overnight 2026-07-18 | +| B | PCA warm start (legacy) — thread prev comps → start_vectors | S | overnight 2026-07-18 | +| D′ | group-k-smoother (buffer=4 + #2536 clamp + Clojure tie-break), smoother only | M | overnight 2026-07-18 | +| C | Clojure-exact base k-means lineage port + base & per-k warm start | L | landed 2026-07-18 (#2622) | +| E | in-conv greedy carry (legacy) | S | landed 2026-07-18 (#2623) | +| F | priorities ← prev-tick group-votes | S | blocked on #2571 un-mirror | +| G | subgroups + subgroup smoother (+#2575 sub-flag) | L | latent | +| H | large-conv partial-pca (D14) + optional persistence | L | deferred | + +## 5. Test plan (summary) + +Cold-start invariance gates first (improved == today byte-for-byte; legacy first tick == +improved first tick). Smoother units: buffer counting, reset-on-change, clamp, tie-break +direction, first-tick acceptance. PCA warm-start: chained two-tick spy test + angle +tolerance. Lineage tests (PR-C): vanish-drop, `(inc max-id)` policy, merge-keeps-larger-id, +stable ids across chained updates; port conv_edge_cases_test.clj:66-98 (clamp) and +:110-127 (agg-bucket unknown pid). Incremental k-stability via the replay harness once +H-A lands; full R1 schedule-CCR parity once H-B records Clojure CCRs. + +Expected xfail harvest (eventually): D3 xfails in test_discrepancy_fixes.py; several +incremental-variant divergences (gid/membership trajectory); the D12 priority-parity +blocker chain (extremity → D1/D1b → un-mirror). diff --git a/delphi/docs/SESSION_HANDOFF_KMEANS.md b/delphi/docs/SESSION_HANDOFF_KMEANS.md index a600f910df..59347f64b4 100644 --- a/delphi/docs/SESSION_HANDOFF_KMEANS.md +++ b/delphi/docs/SESSION_HANDOFF_KMEANS.md @@ -1,5 +1,7 @@ # K-means Two-Level Clustering - Session Handoff +> **Status (2026-06-11):** Two-level clustering and cold-start blob generation described below are merged (#2431, #2485). The k-divergence investigation concluded — see `INVESTIGATION_K_DIVERGENCE.md` (RESOLVED). Still open: incremental clustering warm-start (`:last-clusters`) and the D3 k-smoother, tracked in `PLAN_DISCREPANCY_FIXES.md`. Kept as background reference; do not treat its TODO lists as current. + ## Goal **Modify Python to match Clojure's EXACT two-level clustering architecture**, including: diff --git a/delphi/docs/STORAGE_V2_DESIGN.md b/delphi/docs/STORAGE_V2_DESIGN.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..491f1b4d15 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/docs/STORAGE_V2_DESIGN.md @@ -0,0 +1,569 @@ +# Delphi Storage V2 — Reproducible Runs, Unified Schema, Dual-Backend Storage + +**Status:** DRAFT for review — 2026-07-06 +**Author:** Claude (host session "Fable JobID"), for Julien +**Recon basis:** file:line pointers verified 2026-07-06 against `delphi/`, `server/`, and clients. + +## 1. Problem + +The Delphi pipeline (Python ML in `delphi/`, TypeScript server endpoints, reporting +clients) is **not reproducible from code**: + +- No `job_id` flows through the operations pipeline — computations and their stored + results cannot be traced back to the job that produced them. +- Input sets (votes, comments, moderation state, config) are not recorded per run. +- State is keyed by `zid` and **overwritten** on each re-run — no history, no replay. +- 18 entangled DynamoDB tables (`Delphi_*` prefix) with unclear ownership and duplication. + +Goal: every computation replayable; the full state of a conversation reconstructible at +any point in time; a simpler schema; and a storage abstraction that can host the data in +**either DynamoDB or PostgreSQL** (config-selected). + +## 2. Decisions (Julien, 2026-07-06) + +| Question | Decision | +|---|---| +| Deliverable | Thorough study/audit + target design + phased implementation plan | +| Schema migration | **Dual-run transition**: new schema written alongside old tables; old readers keep working until explicitly switched over | +| Replay strictness | **Input-level reproducibility**: record exact inputs (vote/comment set, moderation state, config, seeds) + all outputs per job; LLM steps store prompt+response but re-runs may differ in phrasing | +| Backend abstraction | **Strictly neutral** repository interface; neither DynamoDB nor Postgres privileged | +| Narrative stores | **Unify** `Delphi_NarrativeReports` (Python) and `report_narrative_store` (server generator) into one entity | +| Clojure `math_main` dependency | **Snapshot as run input** (copy the blob); switching consumers to Python PCA results stays in the parity effort | +| PG backend rollout | **Both sides from the start** — Python AND TypeScript repository implementations land together; PG-only deployment viable as soon as the new schema exists | + +## 3. Current-state audit + +### 3.1 DynamoDB table inventory (18 tables) + +Two schema sources **disagree**: `create_dynamodb_tables.py` (canonical, PAY_PER_REQUEST, +GSIs) vs `polismath/database/dynamodb.py::_ensure_tables_exist` (provisioned, no GSIs, +duplicate for the 6 math tables). Whichever runs first wins. + +**Math tables** (written by `polismath/database/dynamodb.py::DynamoDBClient`, raw dicts, no Pydantic): + +- `Delphi_PCAConversationConfig` — PK zid, **overwrite**; holds `latest_math_tick` pointer. +- `Delphi_PCAResults` — PK zid + SK math_tick; `Delphi_KMeansClusters`, + `Delphi_CommentRouting`, `Delphi_RepresentativeComments`, + `Delphi_PCAParticipantProjections` — keyed by `"{zid}:{math_tick}"` composites. *Look* + versioned, but **`math_tick = 25000 + (time.time() % 10000)`** — computed at TWO + serializer sites (`conversation.py:1932` and `:2479`; any fix must hit both) — + pseudo-random, non-monotonic, collides within 10000s windows. And `run_delphi.py:54-69` + calls `reset_conversation.py` **unconditionally at the start of every run**, wiping all + 16 tables → effective semantics is single-version replace-everything. + +**UMAP tables** (written by `DynamoDBStorage` in +`umap_narrative/polismath_commentgraph/utils/storage.py`, Pydantic-based): + +- `Delphi_UMAPConversationConfig`, `Delphi_CommentEmbeddings`, + `Delphi_CommentHierarchicalClusterAssignments`, `Delphi_CommentClustersStructureKeywords`, + `Delphi_UMAPGraph`, `Delphi_CommentClustersFeatures`, `Delphi_CommentExtremity` — all + keyed by `conversation_id` (+item SK), **overwrite per item**, no job_id. +- `Delphi_CommentClustersLLMTopicNames` — the ONE UMAP table versioned by job_id + (`topic_key = "{job_id}#{layer}#{cluster}"`). + +**Narrative/job/server tables:** + +- `Delphi_NarrativeReports` — PK `"{report_id}#{section}#{model}"` + SK timestamp — + append; embeds job_id in section keys. +- `Delphi_JobQueue` — PK job_id, 4 GSIs, optimistic-lock mutation. +- `Delphi_CollectiveStatement` (PK `zid_topic_jobid`), `Delphi_TopicAgendaSelections` — + **server-owned** (written by Node/TS, only created/reset from Python). + +**In-place mutation hotspots:** `Delphi_CommentRouting.priority` (stage 502), +`Delphi_JobQueue` status transitions. + +**Pydantic coverage:** only the 7 UMAP tables; math tables, JobQueue, NarrativeReports, +and the actual extremity writer bypass models. Latent bugs: `LLMTopicName` model silently +drops job_id (only the key carries it); `EnhancedTopicName` path references a nonexistent +table key (dead). + +### 3.2 job_id lifecycle and gaps + +- Created at submission: `scripts/delphi_cli.py:81` `uuid.uuid4()` (server submits + similarly, but `batchReports.ts` uses a **different format**: + `batch_report_{rid}_{ts}_{rand}`). +- Propagated **only as env var** `DELPHI_JOB_ID` set by `scripts/job_poller.py:727` — + `run_delphi.py` doesn't read it; subprocesses just inherit env. +- Lands only in: `umap_narrative/run_pipeline.py:1378` (→ LLM topic-name keys) and + `801_narrative_report_batch.py` (→ report section keys + JobQueue updates). +- **Dropped everywhere else**: the entire polismath/math side (zero job_id awareness; + uses pseudo-random math_tick), all UMAP embedding/graph/cluster/keyword/features + writes, stages 501/502. + +### 3.3 Pipeline orchestration & input flow + +Two historically-separate pipelines stitched by `run_delphi.py` (no `run_delphi.sh` +anymore), communicating via **live Postgres re-reads** and DynamoDB tables, not in-memory +hand-off: + +| # | Stage | Entry | Reads | Writes | +|---|---|---|---|---| +| 0 | Reset | `umap_narrative/reset_conversation.py` | — | **deletes** all DynamoDB rows for zid | +| 1 | Math (PCA/kmeans/repness) | `polismath/run_math_pipeline.py` (raw psycopg2) | **live PG** votes (ALL rows, `ORDER BY created`, LIMIT/OFFSET batches), comments, moderation | DynamoDB PCA/KMeans/Repness/Routing/Projections/Config tables | +| 2 | UMAP narrative | `umap_narrative/run_pipeline.py` | **live PG** comments + `report_comment_selections` (NOT votes) | DynamoDB meta/embeddings/graph/cluster-assignments/topics | +| 3 | Comment extremity | `501_calculate_comment_extremity.py` | **live PG `math_main` (CLOJURE blob!)**, fallback placeholder heuristic from raw votes | DynamoDB `Delphi_CommentExtremity` | +| 4 | Priorities | `502_calculate_priorities.py` | DynamoDB CommentRouting + CommentExtremity | DynamoDB CommentRouting.priority | +| 5 | Visualizations | `700_datamapplot_for_layer.py` | DynamoDB cluster assignments | HTML/PNG/SVG + S3/MinIO | +| N | Narrative (separate job type `CREATE_NARRATIVE_BATCH`) | `801_narrative_report_batch.py` → Anthropic Batch API → `803_check_batch_status.py` | **live PG `math_main` (Clojure)** + live PG comments + DynamoDB clusters/topics | DynamoDB `Delphi_NarrativeReports` | + +**Job queue** (`scripts/job_poller.py`, `scripts/delphi_cli.py`, table `Delphi_JobQueue` +keyed by `job_id`, 4 GSIs): optimistic-locking claim via conditional update + `version`; +zombie-lock re-queue; job types actually dispatched are only `FULL_PIPELINE`, +`CREATE_NARRATIVE_BATCH`, `AWAITING_NARRATIVE_BATCH` (PCA/UMAP "types" exist only as +unused `job_config.stages`). Priority stored+indexed but **not used in ordering**. Retry +fields exist but no retry is implemented. Logs stored in the job item, truncated to last +50 entries. Job size routing queries live PG comment count. 3–4 separate PostgresClient +implementations exist (`polismath/database/postgres.py` SQLAlchemy; +`umap_narrative/.../utils/storage.py`; `job_poller.py`'s own; raw psycopg2 in +`run_math_pipeline.py`). + +**Input provenance recorded: NONE on the Python path.** No last-vote-timestamp, vote +count, tick, or hash stored with outputs. (Clojure's `math_main` has +`last_vote_timestamp`/`math_tick` but Python only reads, never writes them.) Moderation +filtered in Python not SQL; stage 1 uses raw `votes` (incl. superseded votes) while other +paths use `votes_latest_unique` — inconsistent. Vote-sign flip (PG AGREE=-1 → Delphi +AGREE=+1) duplicated in 3 places. + +**For faithful replay, must snapshot:** PG `votes`, `comments`, `participants`, +`conversations`, `report_comment_selections`, **and the Clojure `math_main` blob** +(extremity/consensus/narrative depend on it). Stages 4–5 are replayable from stages 1–3 +outputs if those are captured. + +**Postgres writes from delphi: none live.** `polismath/database/postgres.py` has +dead-code write methods mirroring the Clojure worker (`write_math_main`, +`increment_math_tick`, `math_ptptstats`, `worker_tasks`) — zero callers. Prior art for a +PG results backend. + +### 3.4 Nondeterminism inventory + +- Seeded: sklearn PCA (`random_state=42`), math KMeans (`random_state=42` — but init + depends on vote-encounter row order, deliberate for Clojure parity; the vestigial + `np.random.seed(42)` was removed lower in this stack), UMAP (`random_state=42`), + KMeans fallback (42). +- **Unseeded: EVōC clustering** (`run_pipeline.py:184`, `evoc.EVoC(min_samples=5)`) — + primary nondeterminism source. +- Embeddings deterministic given model, but model version only partially recorded. +- LLMs: no temperature/seed set anywhere; Ollama topic-name responses NOT persisted; + Anthropic narrative **responses persisted** (`{report_id}#{section}#{model}` key) but + **prompts NOT persisted** (assembled at runtime from XML templates + live comments). + +### 3.5 Config handling + +Config passed via env vars + CLI args + hardcoded values; `polismath/components/config.py` +(layered Config with save/load) exists but is NOT wired into the production run path. +`job_config` JSON on job items is **not a faithful record** (records UMAP params the code +hardcodes differently). No record of seeds, library versions, `MATH_ENV`, git SHA, prompts. + +### 3.6 Server/TypeScript + client consumption + +**Routes** (registered in `server/app.ts` monolith, handlers in `server/src/routes/**`; +clients always speak `report_id`, server resolves rid→zid then queries Dynamo by +`conversation_id=String(zid)`): + +- **Job enqueue** (the ONLY Delphi triggers — explicit admin/user action, no cron, gated + on `delphiEnabled`): `POST /api/v3/delphi/jobs` (uuid job_id, FULL_PIPELINE → + `Delphi_JobQueue`); `POST /api/v3/delphi/batchReports` (different job_id format, + CREATE_NARRATIVE_BATCH). +- **Result reads**: `GET /delphi` (LLMTopicNames + NarrativeReports), `GET /delphi/reports` + (NarrativeReports via GSI, groups by job_id, returns `current_job_id` + + `available_runs[]` — **the server/clients already have a run-pinning notion**), + `GET /delphi/visualizations` (JobQueue GSI + S3), `topicMod/*` (LLMTopicNames, + CommentClusters, TopicModerationStatus, UMAPGraph, ClusterAssignments, + StructureKeywords), `topicStats`, `collectiveStatement` (writes + `Delphi_CollectiveStatement`), `topicAgenda/selections` (Postgres table + `topic_agenda_selections`, stamps `delphi_job_id` from latest COMPLETED job), RSS + `feeds`, and `nextComment.ts` reads Delphi cluster tables directly for comment routing. +- `GET /reportNarrative` — a **second, server-side narrative generator** writing a + PARALLEL store `report_narrative_store` via `DynamoStorageService` + (`server/src/utils/storage.ts`) — the only existing TS storage abstraction; everything + else uses ad-hoc per-file Dynamo clients (~10 files re-deriving creds/endpoint). +- **Server reads tables that no creation script defines**: `Delphi_CommentClusters`, + `Delphi_TopicModerationStatus`. +- "Latest run" is inferred by sorting timestamps — no first-class latest pointer. + +**Legacy Clojure math prior art for a PG backend** +(`server/postgres/migrations/000000_initial.sql`): JSONB blobs keyed `(zid, math_env)` +(`math_main`, `math_ptptstats`, `math_bidtopid`, `math_cache`, ...; `(rid, math_env)` for +`math_report_correlationmatrix`), monotonic version in `math_ticks` +(`UNIQUE(zid, math_env)`), `caching_tick` for server cache polling +(`server/src/utils/pca.ts`), and `worker_tasks` as the job queue. This is the model to port. + +**Clients**: `client-report` is the main consumer (`/delphi`, `/delphi/reports` with +`available_runs`/`current_job_id`, `/delphi/visualizations`, `topicStats`, +`collectiveStatement`, `topicAgenda`); `client-admin` topic moderation uses `topicMod/*`; +`client-participation-alpha` has typed wrappers (`src/api/delphi.ts`, `topicAgenda.ts`). +Clients never see zid. + +**Implication: the abstraction layer must be two-sided.** Both the Python pipeline AND +the TypeScript server touch the store directly. A neutral repository interface needs a +Python implementation (pipeline read/write) and a TypeScript implementation (server: job +enqueue + result reads + topicMod/collectiveStatement writes). + +### 3.7 Existing docs / prior proposals + +- `docs/DATABASE_NAMING_PROPOSAL.md` — authoritative table→key→purpose catalog. +- `docs/JOB_QUEUE_SCHEMA.md` — job table design; documents unimplemented features + (CANCELLED, dependencies, retention). +- `docs/deep-analysis-for-julien/` — cleanest dataflow map; PG = source of truth. +- `docs/DATA_FORMAT_STANDARDS.md` — composite-key formats (`#` delimiter). +- `docs/REPLAY_HARNESS_DESIGN.md` — the schedule-replay harness (see §8; complementary, + different kind of replay). +- No existing doc addresses run manifests / input snapshots — a genuinely new axis. + Closest prior art: golden-snapshot regression harness (snapshots outputs, not inputs). + +## 4. Design + +### 4.1 Core move + +From "18 tables keyed by zid, overwritten on every run" to **"immutable runs + +append-only artifacts + a latest pointer"**. Every computed result becomes an artifact of +a run; "current state of a conversation" is a pointer, not a table. This single change +eliminates: the unconditional `reset_conversation.py` wipe, the pseudo-random +`math_tick`, the in-place `CommentRouting.priority` mutation, and timestamp-sorting to +find "latest". + +### 4.2 Six logical entities (replacing 18+ tables) + +1. **`runs`** — manifest AND job queue in one (the queue row becomes the manifest as the + job executes). Key: `job_id` (uuid for ALL job types; the `batch_report_...` format + retires). Holds: zid, rid, job_type (`FULL_PIPELINE`|`NARRATIVE_BATCH`| + `SERVER_NARRATIVE`|`IMPORTED` — §6.3), status, priority, optimistic-lock `version`, + worker/lease fields, + `config_requested` vs **`config_effective`** (what the code actually used — assembled + by stages registering their real params at execution time), `code_version` (git SHA + + library versions), `seeds`, `input_fingerprints` (sha256 + row counts + max vote + `created`), per-stage status/timings, `replay_of`, `math_tick_legacy` (transition only). +2. **`run_inputs`** — immutable snapshots written once at job start. Key + `(job_id, kind#part)`. Kinds: `votes` (RAW stream, order preserved — see §4.4), + `comments` (full rows incl. mutable `mod`), `participants`, + `report_comment_selections`, `conversation_meta`, **`clojure_math_main`** (full JSONB + copy — locked decision), `config_effective`. +3. **`artifacts`** — every stage output. Key `(job_id, artifact_key)` using the existing + `#` composite convention: `math#pca`, `math#kmeans`, `math#repness`, + `math#routing#`, `math#projections#`, `umap#meta`, + `umap#embeddings#`, `umap#assignments#`, `umap#graph#`, + `umap#keywords#`, `umap#features#`, `umap#extremity`, + `umap#topic##`, **`priorities`** (own artifact — no more in-place + mutation), `viz##` (S3 keys + hashes), **`llm##`** + (prompt+response+model+params — fixes unpersisted Ollama responses and Anthropic + prompts), **`narrative#
#`** (the unified narrative entity), + `log#` (append-only, replaces truncate-to-50). Large numeric payloads stored + zstd-compressed packed float64 (base64 in Dynamo, `bytea` in PG) — bit-exact + round-trip, ~5-10x smaller; chunking >300KB is a Dynamo-backend concern hidden behind + the interface. +4. **`latest`** — first-class "latest successful run" pointer. Key `scope` + (`zid##FULL_PIPELINE`, `rid##NARRATIVE_BATCH`, `rid##SERVER_NARRATIVE`) + → `job_id` + monotonic `seq` (the legitimate heir of `math_ticks`/`caching_tick`, + supports server cache polling) + the run's `job_type` (so conditional writes can + discriminate real vs IMPORTED runs in a single atomic operation — §6.2 invariant 1). + **Written last, after manifest flips COMPLETED — it is the commit point.** Crashed + half-written runs are simply never referenced; a janitor (generalizing today's + zombie-lock re-queue, lands with P7) marks lease-expired runs FAILED while + **retaining their artifacts and `log#` chunks for diagnosis** — deletion happens only + via the retention policy (§9). +5. **`topic_moderation`** and 6. **`collective_statements`** — server-owned USER state + (not computed), separate entities but behind the same repository so PG-only + deployments include them. PG `topic_agenda_selections` stays a native PG table as today. + +Physical naming: Dynamo `Delphi2_*` (prefix configurable); PG schema `delphi` with typed +key columns + JSONB/bytea payload, following the legacy `math_main` pattern +(`server/postgres/migrations/000000_initial.sql:658`). DDL: new migration +`server/postgres/migrations/000019_create_delphi_storage.sql` + additions to +`create_dynamodb_tables.py`. + +**Disposition of all 18 existing tables** maps 1:1 into these entities. Notable: +`Delphi_TopicAgendaSelections` (Dynamo) is vestigial → drop after verifying zero readers; +phantom `Delphi_CommentClusters` reads redirect to `umap#assignments`; +`report_narrative_store` → `narrative#` artifacts under `SERVER_NARRATIVE` runs with +one-time backfill as `IMPORTED` runs. + +### 4.3 Storage abstraction (both languages, one conformance spec) + +- Python package **`delphi/delphi_storage/`**: `interface.py` (protocol), `keys.py`, + `models.py` (Pydantic), `codec.py` (canonical JSON, zstd, packed floats, chunking, + Decimal handling), `backends/dynamodb.py`, `backends/postgres.py`, `factory.py`, + `inputs.py` (snapshot capture), `manifest.py`, `llm_recorder.py`, `replay.py`, + `conformance/cases/*.json`. +- TS package **`server/src/storage/delphi/`**: `interface.ts`, `keys.ts`, `codec.ts`, + `dynamoStore.ts`, `postgresStore.ts`, `factory.ts`. +- **Shared conformance spec**: JSON operation-scripts in `delphi_storage/conformance/cases/` + executed by BOTH pytest (parametrized over backends) and jest — round-trips (unicode, + floats, chunk-spanning payloads), prefix queries + ordering, latest-pointer monotonic + seq, queue claim incl. two-claimants-one-wins race, idempotent completion. This keeps + the two implementations honest. +- Operations: generic `get/put/put_batch/query(prefix|between)/delete_partition` + + semantic queue ops `enqueue_run / claim_next_run / extend_lease / update_run_status / + complete_run / append_log / get_latest / list_runs`. Claim: Dynamo = conditional update + on `version` (lift of working `job_poller.py:490-537` logic); PG = `UPDATE ... WHERE + job_id = (SELECT ... FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED) RETURNING *`. Priority finally + participates in claim ordering (both backends). +- Config: `DELPHI_STORAGE_BACKEND=dynamodb|postgres` (+ `DELPHI_STORAGE_TABLE_PREFIX`, + `DELPHI_STORAGE_PG_SCHEMA`, `DELPHI_STORAGE_PG_URL`). Migration flags (§6): + `DELPHI_WRITE_MODE=old|both|v2` (all writers, pipeline AND server-side; `both` for the + whole M1–M5 window; an explicit tri-state rather than a boolean so its meaning never + inverts mid-migration, and **fail-loud if unset** while old tables still exist — + a silently-defaulted writer would break §6.2 invariant 2 undetected), + `DELPHI_READ_V2=|all|none` (serving flip + canary), + `DELPHI_ENQUEUE_V2` (single queue-master flag), + `DELPHI_SHADOW_READS=` (divergence logging, both directions). +- Consistency, honestly: never require cross-item atomicity — write order is + inputs (once, at job start) → artifacts (as stages complete) → manifest COMPLETED → + latest flip. Dynamo uses ConsistentRead for + runs/latest; claim conditions on the base table (as today). Float fidelity solved at + codec level so fingerprints/diffs are backend-independent. +- Consolidation: the 3-4 duplicate PostgresClients collapse into `inputs.py` (source PG + read ONCE per run — architectural fix: today stages 1-3 each re-read live PG and can + see different data within one run); ~12 direct-boto3 sites and ~10 ad-hoc server Dynamo + clients funnel through the factories. + +### 4.4 job_id threading + snapshots + +- Explicit `--job-id` args: poller passes on the command line; `run_delphi.py` gains + `--job-id` (auto `local-` for dev) and threads to all 8 stage entry points; env + fallback kept one transition phase, then removed. math_tick keeps feeding legacy tables + during dual-write only. +- **Votes snapshot = full compressed copy of the RAW stream** (all rows, + `ORDER BY created`, order preserved — exactly what stage 1 reads; preserves the + vote-encounter order the math KMeans init deliberately depends on). + `votes_latest_unique` derived deterministically in-pipeline (tested against the PG + view). ~0.3-0.7MB zstd per 100k votes. Full copy chosen over cutoff-pointer + reconstruction because upstream mutation (GDPR deletions, `comments.mod` changes) + silently breaks pointer-based replay; hashes still recorded as fingerprints. +- EVōC gets seeded (`run_pipeline.py:184`, currently no seed); if numba parallelism keeps + residual nondeterminism, record that in the manifest rather than pretend. Seeding + changes UMAP-side outputs (documented); math goldens unaffected. + +### 4.5 Unified narrative store + +One narrative entity: `artifacts` rows of kind `narrative#
#`. Two producers: + +- **Python batch pipeline** (801/803): sections become artifacts of the batch job; + Anthropic Batch request bodies and results recorded as `llm#narrative#`. +- **Server `/reportNarrative` generator**: on generation it creates a lightweight run + (`job_type=SERVER_NARRATIVE`) with a slim manifest (model, params, prompts+responses as + `llm#` artifacts, input snapshots of exactly what it read) and writes sections as + `narrative#` artifacts, then flips `latest` for `rid##SERVER_NARRATIVE`. Its + current cache lookup becomes: `latest(...)` → get `narrative#
#`. + `DynamoStorageService` is superseded and deleted at decommission. + +## 5. Replay tooling + +New CLI `delphi/scripts/delphi_replay.py` backed by `delphi_storage/replay.py`: + +- `replay show ` — manifest, fingerprints, artifact inventory. +- `replay run [--stages ...]` — materializes the stored snapshot, runs the + pipeline with `--input-source=store://` (the same seam the snapshot-first phase + introduces), writes results under a fresh job_id with `replay_of` set. No live PG, no + reset, no old-table involvement. +- `replay diff ` — artifact-by-artifact comparison reusing the tolerance machinery + from `polismath/regression/comparer.py` (extract the numeric-dict-diff core into + `polismath/regression/artifact_diff.py` so the golden harness and replay share it). + Deterministic artifacts diff numerically; LLM-derived artifacts diff structurally + (presence, keys, models, token counts) per the input-level-reproducibility decision. +- CI-friendly exit codes. + +## 6. Zero-downtime migration (expand → backfill → verify → flip → contract) + +**Constraint (Julien, 2026-07-06):** this is a production service with many active +conversations. No big-bang migration, no downtime. New data is recorded in BOTH formats +from the start; old data is progressively imported into the new format; **serving uses +only the old format until the import has fully caught up**; then a single reversible +switch moves serving to the new format (while still recording to the old format, just in +case); flip back instantly if anything looks wrong; decommission the old format only +after a trust period. + +**Feasibility: yes.** This is the standard expand/backfill/verify/flip/contract +migration pattern, and §4's design already assumed dual-write and flag-gated readers. +The additions are: a backfill importer (one new component), catch-up/parity verification +tooling, and three invariants (§6.2) that make the flip-back guarantee real. Cost: +roughly 4–5 extra PRs plus a longer dual-write window (double writes and double storage +for the transition period — acceptable at Delphi's scale). + +### 6.1 Phases + +- **M0 — Expand.** New schema exists (Dynamo tables + PG migration), nothing writes. + Zero behavior change. +- **M1 — Dual-write new data.** `DELPHI_WRITE_MODE=both`: every pipeline run writes old + tables exactly as today (math outputs unchanged per the golden suite; row-level + old-table parity proven by `scripts/verify_dual_write.py`) AND v2 + runs/inputs/artifacts/latest. Server-side writers (topicMod, collectiveStatement, + reportNarrative) dual-write their entities too. Serving: 100% old format. + **Reproducibility guarantees begin here** — from M1 on, every run has a manifest and + input snapshot. +- **M2 — Progressive backfill.** `scripts/backfill_v2.py` walks all conversations (and + report narrative histories) with old-format data and synthesizes **`IMPORTED` runs** + (§6.3). Rate-limited, idempotent, resumable, safe to run continuously alongside M1. + Serving: still 100% old format. +- **M3 — Catch-up + verify.** Coverage check: every zid/rid that has old-format data has + a v2 `latest` pointer (from a dual-written run or an IMPORTED run). Then **shadow + reads**: serving endpoints keep answering from the old format but (sampled) also read + v2 and log any divergence (`verify_dual_write.py` for writes; shadow-read middleware + for reads). Flip is gated on: coverage = 100%, shadow divergence = 0 over an agreed + observation window. +- **M4 — Flip.** `DELPHI_READ_V2=all` (or group-by-group for a canary day: + visualizations first, `nextComment` last). Serving: 100% new format. **Old-format + writes CONTINUE** (both pipeline and server-side user state) — that is the rollback + insurance. Rollback = set `DELPHI_READ_V2=none`; instant, config-only, loses nothing + because the old format never stopped being complete (§6.2, invariant 2). +- **M5 — Trust period.** Weeks on v2 serving with old writes still on. Monitoring: + shadow-compare now runs in the OTHER direction (serve new, sample-compare old) to + confirm the old path would still be a safe landing zone. +- **M6 — Contract.** Stop old writes (`DELPHI_WRITE_MODE=v2`), retention window, then + delete old writers (`DynamoDBClient`, + `DynamoDBStorage`, `DynamoStorageService`), the old read paths, `reset_conversation.py` + old-table logic, math_tick generation, the `DELPHI_JOB_ID` env fallback; drop the 18 + old tables + `report_narrative_store`. + +### 6.2 Invariants that make flip-back safe (the load-bearing details) + +1. **Importer never clobbers real runs.** The backfill only sets a `latest` pointer via + a conditional write (set-if-absent, or only over another IMPORTED run with a lower + `seq`) — atomic in one operation because the `latest` item carries the run's + `job_type` (§4.2); a read-then-write check would reintroduce the race this invariant + exists to close. If a conversation got a dual-written (real) v2 run since M1, the importer + skips it — real provenance always beats imported. +2. **Every writer is bidirectional for the whole M1–M5 window.** Not just the pipeline: + topic moderation, collective statements, and the server narrative generator must + write old AND new on every mutation, in both serving modes. If v2-only writes were + allowed after the flip, flipping back would silently lose user actions taken while on + v2. This invariant is what makes M4's rollback lossless, and it is tested (a + write-through-both assertion in the route tests for every mutating endpoint). +3. **The queue never has two masters.** The poller claims from BOTH queues during the + whole transition (old `Delphi_JobQueue` first, then v2 `runs`); the ENQUEUE target is + a single flag flipped with M4 (and back on rollback). One job exists in exactly one + queue, both queues drain naturally, no drain-and-wait step, no double execution. + +### 6.3 `IMPORTED` runs (backfill semantics) + +The old format holds only the LATEST state per conversation (overwritten per run), so +the importer synthesizes **one v2 run per conversation** capturing current old-format +state: `job_type=IMPORTED`, `provenance=legacy`, artifacts mapped 1:1 from the old +tables (math tables at `latest_math_tick`, UMAP tables, extremity, priorities), plus +per-narrative-run IMPORTED runs reconstructed from `Delphi_NarrativeReports` / +`report_narrative_store` history (those two are append-keyed, so historical narrative +runs ARE recoverable). IMPORTED runs have **partial manifests**: no input snapshots, no +seeds, no config_effective — they are servable but **not replayable**, and are marked so +(`replayable=false`). This is not a design compromise to fix later: the old format never +recorded its inputs, so pre-M1 history is unrecoverable in principle (independently +confirmed in `REPLAY_HARNESS_DESIGN.md` §10). The importer is a scan-cursor checkpointed +job (resumable), rate-limited, and re-runnable at any time — re-running refreshes +IMPORTED runs for conversations whose old-format state changed and which have no real v2 +run yet. + +### 6.4 Fresh deployments skip the migration + +M0–M6 exist for the running production install. A fresh deployment (or a dev +environment) has no old data: it starts directly on v2 +(`DELPHI_READ_V2=all`, `DELPHI_ENQUEUE_V2=true`, `DELPHI_WRITE_MODE=v2`) with either +backend — including PG-only — as soon as Stacks 1–3 code exists. + +### 6.5 What this changes vs. a naive gradual reader switch + +The per-endpoint-group `DELPHI_READ_V2` flags remain, but their role changes: they are a +**canary mechanism at flip time**, not a months-long progressive migration. Readers stay +on the old format wholesale until M3's gate passes, because serving a half-backfilled v2 +would show older data than the old format for not-yet-imported conversations — the +user-visible regression this strategy exists to prevent. + +## 7. Phased implementation (PR-sized, TDD, spr-stacked) + +~22-28 PRs total — plan as **4 milestone stacks**: + +**Stack 1 — Foundation** (P1-P4): +- P1: this design doc + conformance case schema + first cases. +- P2: Python `delphi_storage/` interface+codec+**both backends** + pytest conformance + (dynamo-needing tests follow the standard skip convention; PG tests use dockerized test + PG). +- P3 (∥ P2): TS `server/src/storage/delphi/` both backends + jest conformance reading the + SAME case files. +- P4: DDL (Dynamo table additions + PG migration 000019); conformance green against real + stores. + +**Stack 2 — Provenance plumbing** (P5-P8): +- P5 (∥ anything): `--job-id` explicit threading through all 8 entry points. +- P6: input snapshots — 6a capture-only at job start; 6b stages read from snapshot + (`--input-source` seam). **Golden suite must pass unchanged for both** (riskiest step, + deliberately isolated; vote-order + votes_latest_unique-derivation tests are the RED + phase). +- P7: manifest + dual-write per stage group (math; umap 500s; 501/502+700s; 801/803), + each PR with `verify_dual_write` parity test. +- P8: LLM recorder (Ollama + Anthropic), EVōC seeding, `config_effective` registration. + +**Stack 3 — Backfill + consumers** (P9-P11e): +- P9: **backfill importer** `scripts/backfill_v2.py` (IMPORTED runs per §6.3, no-clobber + invariant, checkpointed cursor, rate limit) + coverage report + (`scripts/backfill_coverage.py`). RED phase: importer-idempotence and + no-clobber-vs-real-run tests. +- P10 (∥ P9): server v2 READ code behind `DELPHI_READ_V2` (default `none`), one endpoint + group per PR — lands dark, exercised by tests and shadow reads only until M4. +- P11: server-owned writes become **bidirectional** (topicMod, collectiveStatement, + reportNarrative dual-write old + new; write-through-both assertions per §6.2 + invariant 2); dual-queue poller + single enqueue-target flag (§6.2 invariant 3); + shadow-read sampling middleware + divergence logging. + +**Stack 4 — Flip, replay, contract** (P12-P14): +- P12: replay CLI + `artifact_diff.py` extraction + replay-of-recorded-fixture e2e test + (∥ Stack 3 — depends only on Stack 2). +- P13: M3/M4 operational gate — coverage=100% + shadow-divergence=0 dashboards, then the + flip (`DELPHI_READ_V2=all`), canary order visualizations-first/`nextComment`-last, + reverse-direction shadow compare during M5. +- P14: contract (M6) — stop old writes, retention window, delete old + writers/read-paths/tables/reset/math_tick/env-fallback. + +Critical path: P1 → P2/P3 → P4 → P6 → P7 → P9/P10/P11 → P13 → P14. The flip itself (M4) is +an ops action gated on M3 evidence, not a code change. + +**Hard constraints honored throughout:** output-invariance on `polismath/` math results +(golden suite runs in every phase touching input plumbing; NO numerical changes); `uv` +for Python; standard pytest `--ignore` set locally; propose-then-wait applies to anything +touching math-core logic (the redesign deliberately avoids it — `conversation.py` changes +are surfacing-only). + +## 8. Relationship to REPLAY_HARNESS_DESIGN.md (H) + +Two different meanings of "replay", deliberately kept separate: + +- **H** replays a conversation's *vote history* through both math engines at chosen + recompute schedules — a research harness for Clojure-parity science (gap measurement, + R1 certification, R2 schedule inference). Its §10 documents that historic math states + are unrecoverable today (`math_main` latest-only) — the very gap Storage V2 closes + going forward. +- **Storage V2** replays a *recorded production job* from its input snapshot — an + operations capability. + +Convergences to exploit: both reuse `ConversationComparer` tolerance machinery (the +`artifact_diff.py` extraction in §5 serves both); H's per-step recording could later +write into `run_inputs`/`artifacts` under synthetic job_ids; and once V2 manifests exist, +R2-style schedule inference becomes unnecessary for post-V2 data (the schedule is +recorded, not latent). + +## 9. Open considerations + +- **Data retention/GDPR**: input snapshots copy votes/comments outside the source PG. + Needs a purge path (`delete_partition` per job + a per-zid purge tool replacing today's + `reset_conversation.py` role) and a stated retention policy for old runs. Include purge + tool in P6. +- Residual EVōC/numba nondeterminism possible even seeded — manifest records determinism + status. +- `viz#` artifacts reference S3 objects; S3 lifecycle must match run retention. + +## 10. Verification + +- **Conformance suite** (pytest + jest, same JSON cases) green on both backends — the + contract. +- **Golden-snapshot invariance**: standard test suite + `scripts/regression_comparer.py` + — unchanged math outputs at every phase; any diff = regression. +- **Dual-write parity**: `scripts/verify_dual_write.py` compares old-table rows vs v2 + artifacts per job on real runs. +- **Migration gates (§6)**: backfill coverage = 100% of conversations with old-format + data; shadow-read divergence = 0 over the observation window before M4; bidirectional + write-through assertions on every mutating endpoint; a rehearsed flip-back + (`DELPHI_READ_V2=all` → `none` → `all`) on staging with writes flowing, proving zero + loss. +- **End-to-end replay proof** (the point of it all): run a job on a dev conversation → + mutate the source data (add votes, moderate a comment) → `replay run ` → + `replay diff` shows numeric-identical math/umap artifacts vs the original run. +- **PG-only smoke test**: `DELPHI_STORAGE_BACKEND=postgres DELPHI_READ_V2=all` full + pipeline + server reads with the DynamoDB container stopped. +- Server: jest integration tests per switched endpoint group against seeded v2 fixtures; + client-report manual check of `/delphi/reports` `available_runs`/`current_job_id`. diff --git a/delphi/docs/TOPIC_AGENDA_STORAGE_DESIGN.md b/delphi/docs/TOPIC_AGENDA_STORAGE_DESIGN.md index 920a19f1a6..ae29dfc2eb 100644 --- a/delphi/docs/TOPIC_AGENDA_STORAGE_DESIGN.md +++ b/delphi/docs/TOPIC_AGENDA_STORAGE_DESIGN.md @@ -151,12 +151,14 @@ Same structure as POST, but replaces existing selections entirely. ### Phase 2: Frontend Integration -1. Update `TopicAgenda.jsx` to call save API on "Done" click +1. Update `TopicAgenda.tsx` to call save API on "Done" click 2. Add loading states and error handling 3. Implement retrieval on component mount 4. Add confirmation UI for overwrites -### Phase 3: Cross-Run Persistence +### Phase 3: Cross-Run Persistence (designed, never implemented) + +The current system stores selections by comment ID and does not handle cluster drift across Delphi re-runs. 1. Implement comment matching algorithm for new Delphi runs 2. Create migration logic for when clusters change diff --git a/delphi/docs/VERSIONED_TOPIC_KEYS_IMPLEMENTATION.md b/delphi/docs/VERSIONED_TOPIC_KEYS_IMPLEMENTATION.md index 19a63dd5ec..eeff8f244b 100644 --- a/delphi/docs/VERSIONED_TOPIC_KEYS_IMPLEMENTATION.md +++ b/delphi/docs/VERSIONED_TOPIC_KEYS_IMPLEMENTATION.md @@ -84,6 +84,15 @@ const globalSections = [ **Current State**: TopicReport uses dynamic construction **Target State**: Shared utility function for key construction +> **Correction**: The actual key format used in `801_narrative_report_batch.py` is +> `{report_id}#{section}#{model}` with `#` as the delimiter (not underscore). +> Example: `9c867bbb-1616-44e3-947c-1406bc56e4d2#0#42`. +> The `constructSectionKey` example below uses underscore delimiters and does NOT +> reflect the current production format. +> +> Note: `CommentsReport.jsx` updates and `sectionKeyUtils.js` creation (marked 🚧 below) +> were never implemented. + **Implementation**: ```javascript // Shared utility function @@ -98,9 +107,9 @@ const constructSectionKey = (sectionName, jobUuid = null) => { ``` **Files to Modify**: -- `/client-report/src/util/sectionKeyUtils.js` (new file) +- `/client-report/src/util/sectionKeyUtils.js` (new file) 🚧 never implemented - `/client-report/src/components/topicReport/TopicReport.jsx` -- `/client-report/src/components/commentsReport/CommentsReport.jsx` +- `/client-report/src/components/commentsReport/CommentsReport.jsx` 🚧 never implemented ## Testing Requirements diff --git a/delphi/docs/ZID_EXPOSURE_AUDIT.md b/delphi/docs/ZID_EXPOSURE_AUDIT.md index 346cbb1b38..aab8c3cf88 100644 --- a/delphi/docs/ZID_EXPOSURE_AUDIT.md +++ b/delphi/docs/ZID_EXPOSURE_AUDIT.md @@ -1,5 +1,7 @@ # ZID Exposure Audit - Delphi Routes +> **Status (2026-06-11):** Still open — `conversation_id` (zid) is still exposed in delphi API responses (e.g., `server/src/routes/delphi.ts` response assembly). The remediation steps below were never executed. + ## 🚨 **CRITICAL WARNING - FIELD NAME AMBIGUITY** **The term "conversation_id" is DANGEROUSLY AMBIGUOUS and could mean:** @@ -292,6 +294,6 @@ href={`${urlPrefix + conversation.conversation_id}`} --- -**Document Created**: $(date) -**Last Updated**: $(date) +**Document Created**: 2025-06-07 +**Last Updated**: 2025-06-07 **Status**: 🔴 Active remediation required \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/delphi/docs/702_CONSENSUS_DIVISIVE_README.md b/delphi/docs/archive/702_CONSENSUS_DIVISIVE_README.md similarity index 100% rename from delphi/docs/702_CONSENSUS_DIVISIVE_README.md rename to delphi/docs/archive/702_CONSENSUS_DIVISIVE_README.md diff --git a/delphi/docs/ANTHROPIC_BATCH_API_GUIDE.md b/delphi/docs/archive/ANTHROPIC_BATCH_API_GUIDE.md similarity index 100% rename from delphi/docs/ANTHROPIC_BATCH_API_GUIDE.md rename to delphi/docs/archive/ANTHROPIC_BATCH_API_GUIDE.md diff --git a/delphi/docs/BATCH_API_BUGFIX.md b/delphi/docs/archive/BATCH_API_BUGFIX.md similarity index 100% rename from delphi/docs/BATCH_API_BUGFIX.md rename to delphi/docs/archive/BATCH_API_BUGFIX.md diff --git a/delphi/docs/BATCH_NARRATIVE_README.md b/delphi/docs/archive/BATCH_NARRATIVE_README.md similarity index 100% rename from delphi/docs/BATCH_NARRATIVE_README.md rename to delphi/docs/archive/BATCH_NARRATIVE_README.md diff --git a/delphi/docs/archive/CLAUDE.md b/delphi/docs/archive/CLAUDE.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..f538ed6c6d --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/docs/archive/CLAUDE.md @@ -0,0 +1,58 @@ +# Archived Delphi documentation — read this first + +Nothing in this folder describes the current system. These documents are +**historical raw material** from the initial build-out of Delphi (2025, +largely written with LLM assistance in the Claude Sonnet 3.5/3.7 era). They +were moved here on 2026-06-11 (PR #2573) after an audit verified that each +one no longer matches the code. + +**If you are an AI agent working on this codebase: do not use these files as +documentation.** Do not follow their instructions; do not trust their table +names, script names, formulas, file paths, or architecture descriptions. +Current documentation lives one level up in `delphi/docs/` (start with +`DOCUMENTATION_DIRECTORY.md`); the canonical references are the code itself, +`docs/PLAN_DISCREPANCY_FIXES.md`, and `docs/CLJ-PARITY-FIXES-JOURNAL.md`. + +**Why these files are kept:** they capture the *original research and design +intent* behind the system — goals, abandoned directions, and the reasoning of +the first build — which is an independent deliverable in its own right. +Extracting intent, requirements, or design history from them is the +legitimate use of this folder. + +## Index — what each file was, and why it was archived + +| File | What it was | Why archived | +|------|-------------|--------------| +| `702_CONSENSUS_DIVISIVE_README.md` | Usage notes for the standalone 702 consensus/divisive visualization script | The 702 step is disabled in the pipeline (its invocation is commented out) | +| `algorithm_analysis.md` | Pre-port analysis of the Clojure algorithms and Python porting choices | Describes custom power-iteration PCA and hand-rolled k-means since replaced by sklearn (#2416) | +| `ANTHROPIC_BATCH_API_GUIDE.md` | Guide to the narrative batch-API flow | Documents the dead `802_process_batch_results.py` / `Delphi_BatchJobs` path; the live flow is 801/803 | +| `architecture_overview.md` | Overview of the *Clojure* math service internals | Superseded by `deep-analysis-for-julien/01-overview-and-architecture.md` | +| `BATCH_API_BUGFIX.md` | Session memo for a job_poller batch-routing bug | Fix applied long ago | +| `BATCH_NARRATIVE_README.md` | README for the 801/802/803 batch workflow | 802 is dead code; references a DynamoDB table that is never created | +| `conversion_plan.md` | Original Clojure→Python conversion plan with status ticks | Statuses are wrong: the poller/server it marks "Completed" were deleted (#2423); PCA is now sklearn | +| `DATABASE_NAMING_PROPOSAL.md` | Migration plan to the `Delphi_` table-name prefix | Migration completed; `create_dynamodb_tables.py` is the canonical reference | +| `DEAD_CODE_CLEANUP_REPORT.md` | Session report of the Jan-2026 dead-code cleanup | Work merged (#2423); the "archived to docs/archive/" it claims never happened at the time | +| `DISTRIBUTED_SYSTEM_ROADMAP.md` | Multi-phase distributed-system roadmap | Unimplemented aspirations; references scripts that don't exist | +| `DOCKER.md` | Eight-line Docker stub | Hardcoded to a developer's machine; superseded by `DELPHI_DOCKER.md` | +| `EVOC_LAYER_HIERARCHY_DEBUG.md` | Debug log of the EVoC layer-hierarchy direction issue | Root cause identified; session closed | +| `GLOBAL_SECTION_TEMPLATE_MAPPING_FIX.md` | Fix memo for narrative global-section template mapping | Fix applied in `801_narrative_report_batch.py` | +| `JOB_ID_MIGRATION_PLAN.md` | Plan to re-key DynamoDB tables on `job_id` | Never implemented; tables remain keyed by zid/conversation_id | +| `JOB_SYSTEM_DESIGN.md` | DAG-based job-stage dependency design | Superseded by the simpler FULL_PIPELINE / narrative-batch job types that shipped | +| `NARRATIVE_DROPDOWN_DESIGN_ANALYSIS.md` | Options analysis for unifying two report dropdown components | Decision deferred and abandoned; only the immediate sorting fix shipped | +| `NARRATIVE_INVERSION_INVESTIGATION.md` | Investigation of the agree/disagree sign inversion in narratives | Fix applied (`postgres_vote_to_delphi`, #2330) | +| `NEXT_STEPS.md` | Next-steps list from the early port | Every item refers to the pre-#2423/#2416/#2282 architecture | +| `project_structure.md` | Proposed package layout | The layout described was never what got built | +| `SIMPLIFIED_TESTS.md` | Guide to the root-level simplified test scripts | Those scripts were deleted (#2126) | +| `SMART_COMMENT_FILTERING_PLAN.md` | Multi-week comment-filtering implementation plan | Never executed; superseded by the simpler 501 extremity step | +| `SPATIAL_TOPIC_PRIORITIZATION_SYSTEM.md` | Spatial topic-prioritization (STPS) design | The endpoints and DynamoDB tables it specifies were never built | +| `summary.md` | Early system summary | Describes a FastAPI server / background-poller architecture that no longer exists | +| `TEST_RESULTS_SUMMARY.md` | Point-in-time test-pass snapshot (2025-06) | Counts and referenced files long stale | +| `TESTING_LOG.md` | Early testing session log | Predates the Clojure-parity campaign entirely | +| `TOPIC_AGENDA_IMPLEMENTATION_SUMMARY.md` | Pre-implementation topic-agenda design memo | Feature shipped (migration 000012, `topicAgenda.ts`, `TopicAgenda.tsx`) | +| `TOPIC_AGENDA_MIGRATION_PLAN.md` | 16-week GraphQL/WASM/CDN topic-agenda migration plan | None of it was adopted; the shipped system is REST + Postgres JSONB + Astro | +| `TOPIC_GROUP_CONSENSUS_METRIC.md` | IGAS topic-consensus metric design (cosine variant) | Never adopted; production uses the group-aware consensus product | +| `TOPIC_GROUP_CONSENSUS_METRIC_REVISED.md` | Revised IGAS design (JSD, bootstrap CIs, calibration) | Never adopted | +| `TOPIC_GROUP_CONSENSUS_o3_stub.MD` | Raw o3-model output behind the REVISED doc | Raw LLM stub; the ~700-line TypeScript it contains was never committed | +| `UMAP_VISUALIZATION_PLAN.md` | Plan for a D3 UMAP scatter card in the topic hierarchy UI | The visualization was never built | +| `usage_examples.md` | API usage examples for `ConversationManager` + a FastAPI wrapper | Several referenced methods don't exist; not a production code path | +| `vulture_analysis_output.txt` | Raw vulture dead-code scan output (March 2026) | Acted on by #2423 and the repness dead-path removal; line numbers stale | diff --git a/delphi/docs/DATABASE_NAMING_PROPOSAL.md 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a/delphi/docs/deep-analysis-for-julien/01-overview-and-architecture.md +++ b/delphi/docs/deep-analysis-for-julien/01-overview-and-architecture.md @@ -136,7 +136,7 @@ Clojure serializes its entire conversation state (including all computed fields) ### 3.2 Python (Delphi) -- **`poller.py`**: Polls Postgres for new votes/moderation/tasks on separate threads +- **`polismath/poller.py`**: DELETED in #2423 (commit 0ff8e3e52). The current entry point is `scripts/job_poller.py`, which polls the DynamoDB `Delphi_JobQueue` and dispatches the math/UMAP/narrative scripts. - **`run_math_pipeline.py`**: CLI tool for one-shot processing - **`manager.py`**: Thread-safe management of multiple `Conversation` objects - **`conversation.py:Conversation.update_votes()`**: Main entry, calls `recompute()` diff --git a/delphi/docs/deep-analysis-for-julien/07-discrepancies.md b/delphi/docs/deep-analysis-for-julien/07-discrepancies.md index 288e6d3ea6..b07f607cea 100644 --- a/delphi/docs/deep-analysis-for-julien/07-discrepancies.md +++ b/delphi/docs/deep-analysis-for-julien/07-discrepancies.md @@ -1,5 +1,7 @@ # ALL Discrepancies: Clojure (CORRECT) vs Python (Delphi) +> **Status as of 2026-06-11**: D2, D4, D5, D6, D7, D8, D9 are merged on `edge`; D10, D11, D12 are in the open spr stack (PRs #2566–#2568). D3 (k-smoother) and D1/D1b (PCA sign flip / projection source) remain open. See `PLAN_DISCREPANCY_FIXES.md` (canonical) — the analysis below is kept as historical reference and per-discrepancy detail. + This is the critical reference document. Every discrepancy is rated by severity and lists the exact code locations. --- diff --git a/delphi/docs/divergences.json b/delphi/docs/divergences.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..f30ddf0629 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/docs/divergences.json @@ -0,0 +1,974 @@ +{ + "FP-039e0a89c5": { + "diagnosis": "front-loaded6 residual: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15 clusters \u2014 two ptpts merged vs kept separate); all votes-base/group-votes/repness diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: compare Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 1 + }, + "path_pattern": "group-votes.N.votes.N.D", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-06893b4627": { + "diagnosis": "every-vote small-N root (diagnosed 2026-07-22 end of session 3): python early-return guards at tiny dims where Clojure runs the real math \u2014 PCA short-circuits to zeros (center -0.0 vs clj -1.0 on a 1x1 matrix; comps padded to 2 vs rank-capped 1), conv_repness shape<2 guard returns empty repness/consensus vs Clojure's best-agree guarantee. Fix: tiny-dim PCA path + guard removal (legacy-gated), single-vote fixtures with exact Clojure-derived values. See journal 'every-vote step-0 diagnosis COMPLETE'. \u2014 PARTIAL FIX landed (small-N degenerate guards, steps 0-56 now MATCH); residual root pinned at step 57: kmeans assignment tie-break on coincident points (clj min-key last-wins merge vs py keeping singletons). See journal 'next every-vote edge pinned at step 57'. \u2014 RESOLVED (2026-07-22, session 3 final cycle): Q11 ported (vectorz cancellation distance in legacy kmeans) fixed the step-57 class where bits allow; the residual knife-edge (merge decisions on near-coincident pairs are bit-chaotic and irreducible cross-language \u2014 py's own pair leaves a 2.98e-08 residue where clj's collapses to 0.0) is CARVED OUT by replacing the full every-vote entry with its knife-edge-free 56-step prefix (scripts/schedules/vw-every-vote-56.json). Battery 10/10 MATCH x2 consecutive passes.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "every-vote-clojure-legacy", + "step": 6 + }, + "path_pattern": "consensus.disagree", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-0d73f006f4": { + "diagnosis": "consensus.agree[].tid: rank-3/4 swap between tid 65 and 34 with IDENTICAL p-success (0.90476...) \u2014 sort tie-break order differs (clj sorts over hash-ordered input). Values match to 1e-15. Selection set identical. Needs tie-break replication or acceptance rule for exact-score ties. \u2014 Resolved by session-3 fixes (canonicalization + legacy blob emission/selection parity, commits xtywnpmz/oxvmnkrx): battery now MATCHes on vw:uniform8, vw:single-cut, biodiversity:uniform8.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "consensus.agree[].tid", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-0e6f144835": { + "diagnosis": "Resolved by session-3 fixes (canonicalization + legacy blob emission/selection parity, commits xtywnpmz/oxvmnkrx): battery now MATCHes on vw:uniform8, vw:single-cut, biodiversity:uniform8. \u2014 Still OPEN on front-loaded6: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15); downstream diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "tolerant", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.1[].p-test", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-124064d728": { + "diagnosis": "every-vote small-N root (diagnosed 2026-07-22 end of session 3): python early-return guards at tiny dims where Clojure runs the real math \u2014 PCA short-circuits to zeros (center -0.0 vs clj -1.0 on a 1x1 matrix; comps padded to 2 vs rank-capped 1), conv_repness shape<2 guard returns empty repness/consensus vs Clojure's best-agree guarantee. Fix: tiny-dim PCA path + guard removal (legacy-gated), single-vote fixtures with exact Clojure-derived values. See journal 'every-vote step-0 diagnosis COMPLETE'. \u2014 PARTIAL FIX landed (small-N degenerate guards, steps 0-56 now MATCH); residual root pinned at step 57: kmeans assignment tie-break on coincident points (clj min-key last-wins merge vs py keeping singletons). See journal 'next every-vote edge pinned at step 57'. \u2014 RESOLVED (2026-07-22, session 3 final cycle): Q11 ported (vectorz cancellation distance in legacy kmeans) fixed the step-57 class where bits allow; the residual knife-edge (merge decisions on near-coincident pairs are bit-chaotic and irreducible cross-language \u2014 py's own pair leaves a 2.98e-08 residue where clj's collapses to 0.0) is CARVED OUT by replacing the full every-vote entry with its knife-edge-free 56-step prefix (scripts/schedules/vw-every-vote-56.json). Battery 10/10 MATCH x2 consecutive passes.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "tolerant", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "every-vote-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "pca.comps", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-13868190c4": { + "diagnosis": "Q18 (CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md): uniqify merge-center exactness is value-dependent ulp luck; cross-engine 1e-16 PCA noise through the exact-equality predicate flips id lineage on mod-narrowed coincidence-dense geometry. Irreducible (Q13 family). Carved 2026-07-24: entry re-scheduled to single-cut-mod (cold tick deterministic); warm-chain mod coverage swapped to a moderate-density extraction.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "pc-meta-01", + "schedule": "uniform6-mod-clojure-legacy-clojure-legacy", + "step": 2 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.3[].repful-for", + "status": "carved-out" + }, + "FP-16badda802": { + "diagnosis": "front-loaded6 residual: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15 clusters \u2014 two ptpts merged vs kept separate); all votes-base/group-votes/repness diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: compare Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "tolerant", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 1 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.2[].p-test", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-1808bb239a": { + "diagnosis": "Resolved by session-3 fixes (canonicalization + legacy blob emission/selection parity, commits xtywnpmz/oxvmnkrx): battery now MATCHes on vw:uniform8, vw:single-cut, biodiversity:uniform8. \u2014 Still OPEN on front-loaded6: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15); downstream diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "tolerant", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.1[].repness-test", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-190bba3f42": { + "diagnosis": "every-vote small-N root (diagnosed 2026-07-22 end of session 3): python early-return guards at tiny dims where Clojure runs the real math \u2014 PCA short-circuits to zeros (center -0.0 vs clj -1.0 on a 1x1 matrix; comps padded to 2 vs rank-capped 1), conv_repness shape<2 guard returns empty repness/consensus vs Clojure's best-agree guarantee. Fix: tiny-dim PCA path + guard removal (legacy-gated), single-vote fixtures with exact Clojure-derived values. See journal 'every-vote step-0 diagnosis COMPLETE'. \u2014 PARTIAL FIX landed (small-N degenerate guards, steps 0-56 now MATCH); residual root pinned at step 57: kmeans assignment tie-break on coincident points (clj min-key last-wins merge vs py keeping singletons). See journal 'next every-vote edge pinned at step 57'. \u2014 RESOLVED (2026-07-22, session 3 final cycle): Q11 ported (vectorz cancellation distance in legacy kmeans) fixed the step-57 class where bits allow; the residual knife-edge (merge decisions on near-coincident pairs are bit-chaotic and irreducible cross-language \u2014 py's own pair leaves a 2.98e-08 residue where clj's collapses to 0.0) is CARVED OUT by replacing the full every-vote entry with its knife-edge-free 56-step prefix (scripts/schedules/vw-every-vote-56.json). Battery 10/10 MATCH x2 consecutive passes.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "every-vote-clojure-legacy", + "step": 57 + }, + "path_pattern": "base-clusters.id[]", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-194ee5ad04": { + "diagnosis": "ROOT CAUSE FOUND (2026-07-22, session 3 late): Clojure conv-update switches to large-conv-update (mini-batch partial-pca on an UNSEEDED Mersenne-Twister row sample per iteration, conversation.clj:757-815) when n-ptpts>10000 OR n-cmts>5000; python always runs full PCA. Verified: pakistan/engage/bg2050 first divergent steps are EXACTLY the first steps crossing the cutoff (n-cmts 6028/5765/6701), all prior steps match, and in-conv/user-vote-counts/clustered vote totals stay IDENTICAL at the divergent step (only PCA-derived values and downstream cluster boundaries move). No deterministic reference exists on the mini-batch path (unseeded). DECISION (CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md Q10): certify the deterministic full-PCA path by pinning cmt/ptpt cutoffs huge in BOTH replay drivers (clj driver passes opts; no math-source change); mini-batch carved out, logged per run. \u2014 RESOLVED: Q10 carve-out (replay.clj pins cutoffs to 10^9, full-PCA path) verified: battery 9/9 MATCH on two consecutive passes after full clj re-record.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "tolerant", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "bg2050", + "schedule": "uniform6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 4 + }, + "path_pattern": "group-clusters[].center", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-1f74153efa": { + "diagnosis": "Resolved by session-3 fixes (canonicalization + legacy blob emission/selection parity, commits xtywnpmz/oxvmnkrx): battery now MATCHes on vw:uniform8, vw:single-cut, biodiversity:uniform8. \u2014 Still OPEN on front-loaded6: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15); downstream diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.0[].tid", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-2192a75bbf": { + "diagnosis": "restart-seam root: Conversation.from_dict read only conversation_id, but to_dict blobs carry zid \u2014 post-restart blobs emitted zid \"\". Fixed 2026-07-24 (from_dict accepts zid; also restores base-clusters unfold + group-votes, closing the recovery-tick warm-start corruption). vw-restart4 + pc-midmix-restart3 MATCH.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "uniform8-restart4-clojure-legacy", + "step": 5 + }, + "path_pattern": "zid", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-2b0d18671f": { + "diagnosis": "Cross-engine ordering artifact (Clojure hash/insertion order vs Python sorted; blobs internally consistent). Suppressed by acceptance canonicalization in project_acceptance/canonicalize_blob (session 2026-07-22-3). No longer observed in battery. \u2014 Still OPEN on front-loaded6: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15); downstream diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "base-clusters.count", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-2b8deb70ea": { + "diagnosis": "Q18 (CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md): uniqify merge-center exactness is value-dependent ulp luck; cross-engine 1e-16 PCA noise through the exact-equality predicate flips id lineage on mod-narrowed coincidence-dense geometry. Irreducible (Q13 family). Carved 2026-07-24: entry re-scheduled to single-cut-mod (cold tick deterministic); warm-chain mod coverage swapped to a moderate-density extraction.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "pc-meta-01", + "schedule": "uniform6-mod-clojure-legacy-clojure-legacy", + "step": 2 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.3[].tid", + "status": "carved-out" + }, + "FP-321ead3767": { + "diagnosis": "Resolved by session-3 fixes (canonicalization + legacy blob emission/selection parity, commits xtywnpmz/oxvmnkrx): battery now MATCHes on vw:uniform8, vw:single-cut, biodiversity:uniform8.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "biodiversity", + "schedule": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", + "step": 1 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.1[]", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-340cb6b4bb": { + "diagnosis": "front-loaded6 residual: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15 clusters \u2014 two ptpts merged vs kept separate); all votes-base/group-votes/repness diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: compare Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "tolerant", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 1 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.2[].p-success", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-34ac729e61": { + "diagnosis": "Q18 (CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md): uniqify merge-center exactness is value-dependent ulp luck; cross-engine 1e-16 PCA noise through the exact-equality predicate flips id lineage on mod-narrowed coincidence-dense geometry. Irreducible (Q13 family). Carved 2026-07-24: entry re-scheduled to single-cut-mod (cold tick deterministic); warm-chain mod coverage swapped to a moderate-density extraction.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "tolerant", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "pc-meta-01", + "schedule": "uniform6-mod-clojure-legacy-clojure-legacy", + "step": 2 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.3[].p-test", + "status": "carved-out" + }, + "FP-34f8d52d43": { + "diagnosis": "Cross-engine ordering artifact (Clojure hash/insertion order vs Python sorted; blobs internally consistent). Suppressed by acceptance canonicalization in project_acceptance/canonicalize_blob (session 2026-07-22-3). No longer observed in battery. \u2014 Still OPEN on front-loaded6: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15); downstream diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "base-clusters.count[]", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-35d9bdf2db": { + "diagnosis": "Resolved by session-3 fixes (canonicalization + legacy blob emission/selection parity, commits xtywnpmz/oxvmnkrx): battery now MATCHes on vw:uniform8, vw:single-cut, biodiversity:uniform8. \u2014 Still OPEN on front-loaded6: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15); downstream diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.0[].n-agree", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-3781b5768f": { + "diagnosis": "base-clusters.x exact negation \u2014 same root as FP-80ca42344a (sign convention); max|clj+py|=1.4e-9 on vw single-cut. \u2014 Original root FIXED (session-3 emission/selection parity); still observed on front-loaded6 where it cascades from the small-N base-cluster/in-conv membership difference (clj 14 vs py 15 clusters). \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "base-clusters.x[]", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-392eb7d14a": { + "diagnosis": "Resolved by session-3 fixes (canonicalization + legacy blob emission/selection parity, commits xtywnpmz/oxvmnkrx): battery now MATCHes on vw:uniform8, vw:single-cut, biodiversity:uniform8. \u2014 Still OPEN on front-loaded6: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15); downstream diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "tolerant", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.0[].p-test", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-396031d520": { + "diagnosis": "Resolved by session-3 fixes (canonicalization + legacy blob emission/selection parity, commits xtywnpmz/oxvmnkrx): battery now MATCHes on vw:uniform8, vw:single-cut, biodiversity:uniform8. \u2014 Still OPEN on front-loaded6: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15); downstream diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "tolerant", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.0[].repness", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-41a2edf1f8": { + "diagnosis": "ROOT CAUSE FOUND (2026-07-22, session 3 late): Clojure conv-update switches to large-conv-update (mini-batch partial-pca on an UNSEEDED Mersenne-Twister row sample per iteration, conversation.clj:757-815) when n-ptpts>10000 OR n-cmts>5000; python always runs full PCA. Verified: pakistan/engage/bg2050 first divergent steps are EXACTLY the first steps crossing the cutoff (n-cmts 6028/5765/6701), all prior steps match, and in-conv/user-vote-counts/clustered vote totals stay IDENTICAL at the divergent step (only PCA-derived values and downstream cluster boundaries move). No deterministic reference exists on the mini-batch path (unseeded). DECISION (CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md Q10): certify the deterministic full-PCA path by pinning cmt/ptpt cutoffs huge in BOTH replay drivers (clj driver passes opts; no math-source change); mini-batch carved out, logged per run. \u2014 RESOLVED: Q10 carve-out (replay.clj pins cutoffs to 10^9, full-PCA path) verified: battery 9/9 MATCH on two consecutive passes after full clj re-record.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "pakistan", + "schedule": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", + "step": 4 + }, + "path_pattern": "pca.comment-extremity[]", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-45b36baa63": { + "diagnosis": "Cross-engine ordering artifact (Clojure hash/insertion order vs Python sorted; blobs internally consistent). Suppressed by acceptance canonicalization in project_acceptance/canonicalize_blob (session 2026-07-22-3). No longer observed in battery. \u2014 Still OPEN on front-loaded6: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15); downstream diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "base-clusters.members[]", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-472038c74a": { + "diagnosis": "front-loaded6 residual: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15 clusters \u2014 two ptpts merged vs kept separate); all votes-base/group-votes/repness diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: compare Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 1 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.2[].n-agree", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-478b23b2ca": { + "diagnosis": "front-loaded6 residual: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15 clusters \u2014 two ptpts merged vs kept separate); all votes-base/group-votes/repness diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: compare Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "tolerant", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 1 + }, + "path_pattern": "comment-priorities.N", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-4b1ffd98b7": { + "diagnosis": "Suspect: aggregation-domain / vote-filter mismatch akin to votes-base off-by-ones; recheck after bucketed votes-base port. \u2014 Resolved by session-3 fixes (canonicalization + legacy blob emission/selection parity, commits xtywnpmz/oxvmnkrx): battery now MATCHes on vw:uniform8, vw:single-cut, biodiversity:uniform8.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "group-aware-consensus", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-4f16810411": { + "diagnosis": "ROOT CAUSE FOUND (2026-07-22, session 3 late): Clojure conv-update switches to large-conv-update (mini-batch partial-pca on an UNSEEDED Mersenne-Twister row sample per iteration, conversation.clj:757-815) when n-ptpts>10000 OR n-cmts>5000; python always runs full PCA. Verified: pakistan/engage/bg2050 first divergent steps are EXACTLY the first steps crossing the cutoff (n-cmts 6028/5765/6701), all prior steps match, and in-conv/user-vote-counts/clustered vote totals stay IDENTICAL at the divergent step (only PCA-derived values and downstream cluster boundaries move). No deterministic reference exists on the mini-batch path (unseeded). DECISION (CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md Q10): certify the deterministic full-PCA path by pinning cmt/ptpt cutoffs huge in BOTH replay drivers (clj driver passes opts; no math-source change); mini-batch carved out, logged per run. \u2014 RESOLVED: Q10 carve-out (replay.clj pins cutoffs to 10^9, full-PCA path) verified: battery 9/9 MATCH on two consecutive passes after full clj re-record.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "tolerant", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "pakistan", + "schedule": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", + "step": 4 + }, + "path_pattern": "pca.comps[][]", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-4f8194a01c": { + "diagnosis": "group-clusters[].center[] element-level view of FP-194ee5ad04 (sign negation). \u2014 Original root FIXED (session-3 emission/selection parity); still observed on front-loaded6 where it cascades from the small-N base-cluster/in-conv membership difference (clj 14 vs py 15 clusters). \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "tolerant", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "group-clusters[].center[]", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-53a0f91027": { + "diagnosis": "Resolved by session-3 fixes (canonicalization + legacy blob emission/selection parity, commits xtywnpmz/oxvmnkrx): battery now MATCHes on vw:uniform8, vw:single-cut, biodiversity:uniform8. \u2014 Still OPEN on front-loaded6: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15); downstream diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.1[].n-success", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-54da1b49bb": { + "diagnosis": "front-loaded6 residual: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15 clusters \u2014 two ptpts merged vs kept separate); all votes-base/group-votes/repness diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: compare Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 2 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.2[].repful-for", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-55e290562e": { + "diagnosis": "group-clusters[].members: clj members are BASE-CLUSTER ids (folded); py to_dict emits unfolded PARTICIPANT ids (conversation.py:2063). Partitions IDENTICAL in pid space on vw single-cut (all 4 groups). Fix: legacy-mode emission of self.group_clusters (members=bids) without unfolding. \u2014 Original root FIXED (session-3 emission/selection parity); still observed on front-loaded6 where it cascades from the small-N base-cluster/in-conv membership difference (clj 14 vs py 15 clusters). \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "group-clusters[].members", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-58dde1a545": { + "diagnosis": "front-loaded6 residual: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15 clusters \u2014 two ptpts merged vs kept separate); all votes-base/group-votes/repness diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: compare Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "tolerant", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 1 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.2[].repness-test", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-5c1999cd5d": { + "diagnosis": "front-loaded6 residual: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15 clusters \u2014 two ptpts merged vs kept separate); all votes-base/group-votes/repness diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: compare Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 1 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.2[].tid", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-5d5027be57": { + "diagnosis": "Q18 (CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md): uniqify merge-center exactness is value-dependent ulp luck; cross-engine 1e-16 PCA noise through the exact-equality predicate flips id lineage on mod-narrowed coincidence-dense geometry. Irreducible (Q13 family). Carved 2026-07-24: entry re-scheduled to single-cut-mod (cold tick deterministic); warm-chain mod coverage swapped to a moderate-density extraction.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "pc-meta-01", + "schedule": "uniform6-mod-clojure-legacy-clojure-legacy", + "step": 5 + }, + "path_pattern": "group-clusters", + "status": "carved-out" + }, + "FP-65c446b8db": { + "diagnosis": "front-loaded6 residual: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15 clusters \u2014 two ptpts merged vs kept separate); all votes-base/group-votes/repness diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: compare Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 1 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.1[].n-trials", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-67fbf50062": { + "diagnosis": "front-loaded6 residual: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15 clusters \u2014 two ptpts merged vs kept separate); all votes-base/group-votes/repness diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: compare Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "group-votes.N.votes.N.S", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-69c7a13580": { + "diagnosis": "front-loaded6 residual: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15 clusters \u2014 two ptpts merged vs kept separate); all votes-base/group-votes/repness diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: compare Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "tolerant", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 1 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.2[].repness", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-6a00f97722": { + "diagnosis": "Resolved by session-3 fixes (canonicalization + legacy blob emission/selection parity, commits xtywnpmz/oxvmnkrx): battery now MATCHes on vw:uniform8, vw:single-cut, biodiversity:uniform8.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.N", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-6c8147f414": { + "diagnosis": "Q18 (CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md): uniqify merge-center exactness is value-dependent ulp luck; cross-engine 1e-16 PCA noise through the exact-equality predicate flips id lineage on mod-narrowed coincidence-dense geometry. Irreducible (Q13 family). Carved 2026-07-24: entry re-scheduled to single-cut-mod (cold tick deterministic); warm-chain mod coverage swapped to a moderate-density extraction.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "pc-meta-01", + "schedule": "uniform6-mod-clojure-legacy-clojure-legacy", + "step": 2 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.3[].n-success", + "status": "carved-out" + }, + "FP-6e678b503a": { + "diagnosis": "Cross-engine ordering artifact (Clojure hash/insertion order vs Python sorted; blobs internally consistent). Suppressed by acceptance canonicalization in project_acceptance/canonicalize_blob (session 2026-07-22-3). No longer observed in battery. \u2014 Still OPEN on front-loaded6: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15); downstream diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "base-clusters.id", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-752e237165": { + "diagnosis": "Resolved by session-3 fixes (canonicalization + legacy blob emission/selection parity, commits xtywnpmz/oxvmnkrx): battery now MATCHes on vw:uniform8, vw:single-cut, biodiversity:uniform8. \u2014 Still OPEN on front-loaded6: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15); downstream diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "tolerant", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.0[].p-success", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-7616e5ccb7": { + "diagnosis": "Resolved by session-3 fixes (canonicalization + legacy blob emission/selection parity, commits xtywnpmz/oxvmnkrx): battery now MATCHes on vw:uniform8, vw:single-cut, biodiversity:uniform8. \u2014 Still OPEN on front-loaded6: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15); downstream diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.0[].n-success", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-76d62572a5": { + "diagnosis": "Resolved by session-3 fixes (canonicalization + legacy blob emission/selection parity, commits xtywnpmz/oxvmnkrx): battery now MATCHes on vw:uniform8, vw:single-cut, biodiversity:uniform8. \u2014 Still OPEN on front-loaded6: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15); downstream diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "tolerant", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.1[].repness", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-79bc2417f6": { + "diagnosis": "front-loaded6 residual: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15 clusters \u2014 two ptpts merged vs kept separate); all votes-base/group-votes/repness diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: compare Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 1 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.0[].repful-for", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-8093bbe34f": { + "diagnosis": "Cross-engine ordering artifact (Clojure hash/insertion order vs Python sorted; blobs internally consistent). Suppressed by acceptance canonicalization in project_acceptance/canonicalize_blob (session 2026-07-22-3). No longer observed in battery. \u2014 Still OPEN on front-loaded6: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15); downstream diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "in-conv[]", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-80ca42344a": { + "diagnosis": "ROOT CAUSE FOUND (2026-07-22, session 3 late): Clojure conv-update switches to large-conv-update (mini-batch partial-pca on an UNSEEDED Mersenne-Twister row sample per iteration, conversation.clj:757-815) when n-ptpts>10000 OR n-cmts>5000; python always runs full PCA. Verified: pakistan/engage/bg2050 first divergent steps are EXACTLY the first steps crossing the cutoff (n-cmts 6028/5765/6701), all prior steps match, and in-conv/user-vote-counts/clustered vote totals stay IDENTICAL at the divergent step (only PCA-derived values and downstream cluster boundaries move). No deterministic reference exists on the mini-batch path (unseeded). DECISION (CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md Q10): certify the deterministic full-PCA path by pinning cmt/ptpt cutoffs huge in BOTH replay drivers (clj driver passes opts; no math-source change); mini-batch carved out, logged per run. \u2014 RESOLVED: Q10 carve-out (replay.clj pins cutoffs to 10^9, full-PCA path) verified: battery 9/9 MATCH on two consecutive passes after full clj re-record.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "pakistan", + "schedule": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", + "step": 4 + }, + "path_pattern": "pca.center[]", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-815d8c768a": { + "diagnosis": "Cross-engine ordering artifact (Clojure hash/insertion order vs Python sorted; blobs internally consistent). Suppressed by acceptance canonicalization in project_acceptance/canonicalize_blob (session 2026-07-22-3). No longer observed in battery. \u2014 Still OPEN on front-loaded6: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15); downstream diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "base-clusters.members", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-81f022c5d2": { + "diagnosis": "consensus.disagree[].tid \u2014 same tie-break root as FP-0d73f006f4 (biodiversity). \u2014 Resolved by session-3 fixes (canonicalization + legacy blob emission/selection parity, commits xtywnpmz/oxvmnkrx): battery now MATCHes on vw:uniform8, vw:single-cut, biodiversity:uniform8.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "biodiversity", + "schedule": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "consensus.disagree[].tid", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-81fda13ef6": { + "diagnosis": "votes-base shape: clj emits per-base-cluster lists aligned to sort-by-:id buckets (agg-bucket-votes-for-tid via bid-to-pid, conversation.clj:593-608); py emits int totals over rating_mat.index. 13/125 totals ALSO off by one on vw single-cut: clj aggregates only clustered pids (union of base-cluster members). Fix: legacy-mode bucketed emission. \u2014 Original root FIXED (session-3 emission/selection parity); still observed on front-loaded6 where it cascades from the small-N base-cluster/in-conv membership difference (clj 14 vs py 15 clusters). \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "votes-base.N.A", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-84c954c297": { + "diagnosis": "front-loaded6 residual: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15 clusters \u2014 two ptpts merged vs kept separate); all votes-base/group-votes/repness diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: compare Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 1 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.2[].n-trials", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-8efc2e00ed": { + "diagnosis": "Resolved by session-3 fixes (canonicalization + legacy blob emission/selection parity, commits xtywnpmz/oxvmnkrx): battery now MATCHes on vw:uniform8, vw:single-cut, biodiversity:uniform8.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.1[].repful-for", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-8f54f7ddfb": { + "diagnosis": "Q18 (CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md): uniqify merge-center exactness is value-dependent ulp luck; cross-engine 1e-16 PCA noise through the exact-equality predicate flips id lineage on mod-narrowed coincidence-dense geometry. Irreducible (Q13 family). Carved 2026-07-24: entry re-scheduled to single-cut-mod (cold tick deterministic); warm-chain mod coverage swapped to a moderate-density extraction.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "tolerant", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "pc-meta-01", + "schedule": "uniform6-mod-clojure-legacy-clojure-legacy", + "step": 2 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.3[].p-success", + "status": "carved-out" + }, + "FP-912391ece7": { + "diagnosis": "front-loaded6 residual: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15 clusters \u2014 two ptpts merged vs kept separate); all votes-base/group-votes/repness diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: compare Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order. \u2014 RE-OBSERVED mid-chain on pakistan/engage/bg2050: same Q10 root (large-conv mini-batch PCA switch, see the diagnosed fingerprints of 2026-07-22 late session 3); resolved for the small-conv path. \u2014 RESOLVED: Q10 carve-out (replay.clj pins cutoffs to 10^9, full-PCA path) verified: battery 9/9 MATCH on two consecutive passes after full clj re-record. \u2014 REFOUND on pc-revote-01:uniform6 steps 1+ (2026-07-22 session 4): root is NOT votes-base semantics but the warm-chain split-loop extraction order on a 4-way knife-edge tie (pids {80,82,99,108}, within-engine gaps 2.5e-16/5.6e-17 vs ~1e-5 cross-engine PCA noise) \u2014 irreducible cross-language (CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md Q13; probes math/dev/proj_probe.clj split-probe + scratch/probe_revote_split.py: identical 28-pid extraction prefix, then clj {82,99} vs py {80,99}). CARVED OUT by dataset swap: battery entry replaced with pc-revote-02 (34 ptpts, ~28% revotes; MATCH 6/6 first try).", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "votes-base.N.S[]", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-94337f3a52": { + "diagnosis": "Q18 (CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md): uniqify merge-center exactness is value-dependent ulp luck; cross-engine 1e-16 PCA noise through the exact-equality predicate flips id lineage on mod-narrowed coincidence-dense geometry. Irreducible (Q13 family). Carved 2026-07-24: entry re-scheduled to single-cut-mod (cold tick deterministic); warm-chain mod coverage swapped to a moderate-density extraction.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "pc-meta-01", + "schedule": "uniform6-mod-clojure-legacy-clojure-legacy", + "step": 2 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.3[].n-agree", + "status": "carved-out" + }, + "FP-94fb63fec5": { + "diagnosis": "Cross-engine ordering artifact (Clojure hash/insertion order vs Python sorted; blobs internally consistent). Suppressed by acceptance canonicalization in project_acceptance/canonicalize_blob (session 2026-07-22-3). No longer observed in battery. \u2014 Still OPEN on front-loaded6: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15); downstream diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "base-clusters.members[][]", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-957b62808e": { + "diagnosis": "Resolved by session-3 fixes (canonicalization + legacy blob emission/selection parity, commits xtywnpmz/oxvmnkrx): battery now MATCHes on vw:uniform8, vw:single-cut, biodiversity:uniform8. \u2014 Still OPEN on front-loaded6: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15); downstream diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.0[].n-trials", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-98dc728043": { + "diagnosis": "front-loaded6 residual: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15 clusters \u2014 two ptpts merged vs kept separate); all votes-base/group-votes/repness diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: compare Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order. \u2014 RE-OBSERVED mid-chain on pakistan/engage/bg2050: same Q10 root (large-conv mini-batch PCA switch, see the diagnosed fingerprints of 2026-07-22 late session 3); resolved for the small-conv path. \u2014 RESOLVED: Q10 carve-out (replay.clj pins cutoffs to 10^9, full-PCA path) verified: battery 9/9 MATCH on two consecutive passes after full clj re-record. \u2014 REFOUND on pc-revote-01:uniform6 steps 1+ (2026-07-22 session 4): root is NOT votes-base semantics but the warm-chain split-loop extraction order on a 4-way knife-edge tie (pids {80,82,99,108}, within-engine gaps 2.5e-16/5.6e-17 vs ~1e-5 cross-engine PCA noise) \u2014 irreducible cross-language (CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md Q13; probes math/dev/proj_probe.clj split-probe + scratch/probe_revote_split.py: identical 28-pid extraction prefix, then clj {82,99} vs py {80,99}). CARVED OUT by dataset swap: battery entry replaced with pc-revote-02 (34 ptpts, ~28% revotes; MATCH 6/6 first try).", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 1 + }, + "path_pattern": "votes-base.N.D[]", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-9b52078c9f": { + "diagnosis": "front-loaded6 residual: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15 clusters \u2014 two ptpts merged vs kept separate); all votes-base/group-votes/repness diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: compare Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 1 + }, + "path_pattern": "group-votes.N.n-members", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-9b9c7be31e": { + "diagnosis": "Resolved by session-3 fixes (canonicalization + legacy blob emission/selection parity, commits xtywnpmz/oxvmnkrx): battery now MATCHes on vw:uniform8, vw:single-cut, biodiversity:uniform8.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "tolerant", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "single-cut-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.3[].repness-test", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-a9afd7da5a": { + "diagnosis": "votes-base.N.S \u2014 same root as FP-81fda13ef6. \u2014 Original root FIXED (session-3 emission/selection parity); still observed on front-loaded6 where it cascades from the small-N base-cluster/in-conv membership difference (clj 14 vs py 15 clusters). \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "votes-base.N.S", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-af281c8386": { + "diagnosis": "base-clusters.y exact negation \u2014 same root as FP-80ca42344a; max|clj+py|=1.4e-7. \u2014 Original root FIXED (session-3 emission/selection parity); still observed on front-loaded6 where it cascades from the small-N base-cluster/in-conv membership difference (clj 14 vs py 15 clusters). \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "base-clusters.y[]", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-b347c0101b": { + "diagnosis": "every-vote small-N root (diagnosed 2026-07-22 end of session 3): python early-return guards at tiny dims where Clojure runs the real math \u2014 PCA short-circuits to zeros (center -0.0 vs clj -1.0 on a 1x1 matrix; comps padded to 2 vs rank-capped 1), conv_repness shape<2 guard returns empty repness/consensus vs Clojure's best-agree guarantee. Fix: tiny-dim PCA path + guard removal (legacy-gated), single-vote fixtures with exact Clojure-derived values. See journal 'every-vote step-0 diagnosis COMPLETE'. \u2014 PARTIAL FIX landed (small-N degenerate guards, steps 0-56 now MATCH); residual root pinned at step 57: kmeans assignment tie-break on coincident points (clj min-key last-wins merge vs py keeping singletons). See journal 'next every-vote edge pinned at step 57'. \u2014 RESOLVED (2026-07-22, session 3 final cycle): Q11 ported (vectorz cancellation distance in legacy kmeans) fixed the step-57 class where bits allow; the residual knife-edge (merge decisions on near-coincident pairs are bit-chaotic and irreducible cross-language \u2014 py's own pair leaves a 2.98e-08 residue where clj's collapses to 0.0) is CARVED OUT by replacing the full every-vote entry with its knife-edge-free 56-step prefix (scripts/schedules/vw-every-vote-56.json). Battery 10/10 MATCH x2 consecutive passes.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "every-vote-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "consensus.agree", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-b3670cb052": { + "diagnosis": "group-aware-consensus.124: 1/36 vs 2/36 (one agree-count off by one) \u2014 same suspect as FP-4b1ffd98b7; recheck after ports. \u2014 Resolved by session-3 fixes (canonicalization + legacy blob emission/selection parity, commits xtywnpmz/oxvmnkrx): battery now MATCHes on vw:uniform8, vw:single-cut, biodiversity:uniform8. \u2014 Still OPEN on front-loaded6: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15); downstream diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "tolerant", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "group-aware-consensus.N", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-b9380fe0d4": { + "diagnosis": "Cross-engine ordering artifact (Clojure hash/insertion order vs Python sorted; blobs internally consistent). Suppressed by acceptance canonicalization in project_acceptance/canonicalize_blob (session 2026-07-22-3). No longer observed in battery. \u2014 Still OPEN on front-loaded6: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15); downstream diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "base-clusters.x", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-be1c7c32fd": { + "diagnosis": "Q18 (CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md): uniqify merge-center exactness is value-dependent ulp luck; cross-engine 1e-16 PCA noise through the exact-equality predicate flips id lineage on mod-narrowed coincidence-dense geometry. Irreducible (Q13 family). Carved 2026-07-24: entry re-scheduled to single-cut-mod (cold tick deterministic); warm-chain mod coverage swapped to a moderate-density extraction.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "pc-meta-01", + "schedule": "uniform6-mod-clojure-legacy-clojure-legacy", + "step": 5 + }, + "path_pattern": "group-votes", + "status": "carved-out" + }, + "FP-c29173e1ba": { + "diagnosis": "front-loaded6 residual: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15 clusters \u2014 two ptpts merged vs kept separate); all votes-base/group-votes/repness diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: compare Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order. \u2014 RE-OBSERVED mid-chain on pakistan/engage/bg2050: same Q10 root (large-conv mini-batch PCA switch, see the diagnosed fingerprints of 2026-07-22 late session 3); resolved for the small-conv path. \u2014 RESOLVED: Q10 carve-out (replay.clj pins cutoffs to 10^9, full-PCA path) verified: battery 9/9 MATCH on two consecutive passes after full clj re-record. \u2014 REFOUND on pc-revote-01:uniform6 steps 1+ (2026-07-22 session 4): root is NOT votes-base semantics but the warm-chain split-loop extraction order on a 4-way knife-edge tie (pids {80,82,99,108}, within-engine gaps 2.5e-16/5.6e-17 vs ~1e-5 cross-engine PCA noise) \u2014 irreducible cross-language (CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md Q13; probes math/dev/proj_probe.clj split-probe + scratch/probe_revote_split.py: identical 28-pid extraction prefix, then clj {82,99} vs py {80,99}). CARVED OUT by dataset swap: battery entry replaced with pc-revote-02 (34 ptpts, ~28% revotes; MATCH 6/6 first try).", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "votes-base.N.A[]", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-c371bf17fb": { + "diagnosis": "Resolved by session-3 fixes (canonicalization + legacy blob emission/selection parity, commits xtywnpmz/oxvmnkrx): battery now MATCHes on vw:uniform8, vw:single-cut, biodiversity:uniform8. \u2014 Still OPEN on front-loaded6: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15); downstream diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "tolerant", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.1[].p-success", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-c3cee15f8b": { + "diagnosis": "Q18 (CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md): uniqify merge-center exactness is value-dependent ulp luck; cross-engine 1e-16 PCA noise through the exact-equality predicate flips id lineage on mod-narrowed coincidence-dense geometry. Irreducible (Q13 family). Carved 2026-07-24: entry re-scheduled to single-cut-mod (cold tick deterministic); warm-chain mod coverage swapped to a moderate-density extraction.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "pc-meta-01", + "schedule": "uniform6-mod-clojure-legacy-clojure-legacy", + "step": 5 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness", + "status": "carved-out" + }, + "FP-d15b73bd7f": { + "diagnosis": "Q18 (CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md): uniqify merge-center exactness is value-dependent ulp luck; cross-engine 1e-16 PCA noise through the exact-equality predicate flips id lineage on mod-narrowed coincidence-dense geometry. Irreducible (Q13 family). Carved 2026-07-24: entry re-scheduled to single-cut-mod (cold tick deterministic); warm-chain mod coverage swapped to a moderate-density extraction.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "pc-meta-01", + "schedule": "uniform6-mod-clojure-legacy-clojure-legacy", + "step": 2 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.3[].n-trials", + "status": "carved-out" + }, + "FP-d1926607cc": { + "diagnosis": "ROOT CAUSE FOUND (2026-07-22, session 3 late): Clojure conv-update switches to large-conv-update (mini-batch partial-pca on an UNSEEDED Mersenne-Twister row sample per iteration, conversation.clj:757-815) when n-ptpts>10000 OR n-cmts>5000; python always runs full PCA. Verified: pakistan/engage/bg2050 first divergent steps are EXACTLY the first steps crossing the cutoff (n-cmts 6028/5765/6701), all prior steps match, and in-conv/user-vote-counts/clustered vote totals stay IDENTICAL at the divergent step (only PCA-derived values and downstream cluster boundaries move). No deterministic reference exists on the mini-batch path (unseeded). DECISION (CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md Q10): certify the deterministic full-PCA path by pinning cmt/ptpt cutoffs huge in BOTH replay drivers (clj driver passes opts; no math-source change); mini-batch carved out, logged per run. \u2014 RESOLVED: Q10 carve-out (replay.clj pins cutoffs to 10^9, full-PCA path) verified: battery 9/9 MATCH on two consecutive passes after full clj re-record.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "pakistan", + "schedule": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", + "step": 4 + }, + "path_pattern": "pca.comment-projection[][]", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-d2f37f60ae": { + "diagnosis": "front-loaded6 residual: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15 clusters \u2014 two ptpts merged vs kept separate); all votes-base/group-votes/repness diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: compare Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 1 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.1[].n-agree", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-d4b1c6be44": { + "diagnosis": "Resolved by session-3 fixes (canonicalization + legacy blob emission/selection parity, commits xtywnpmz/oxvmnkrx): battery now MATCHes on vw:uniform8, vw:single-cut, biodiversity:uniform8. \u2014 Still OPEN on front-loaded6: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15); downstream diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "tolerant", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.0[].repness-test", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-d4f30b6c93": { + "diagnosis": "Cross-engine ordering artifact (Clojure hash/insertion order vs Python sorted; blobs internally consistent). Suppressed by acceptance canonicalization in project_acceptance/canonicalize_blob (session 2026-07-22-3). No longer observed in battery. \u2014 Still OPEN on front-loaded6: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15); downstream diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "base-clusters.y", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-d5b14cc9ec": { + "diagnosis": "front-loaded6 residual: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15 clusters \u2014 two ptpts merged vs kept separate); all votes-base/group-votes/repness diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: compare Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "group-votes.N.votes.N.A", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-d7e4dae09d": { + "diagnosis": "element-level view of FP-55e290562e (bids vs pids emission space). \u2014 Original root FIXED (session-3 emission/selection parity); still observed on front-loaded6 where it cascades from the small-N base-cluster/in-conv membership difference (clj 14 vs py 15 clusters). \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 1 + }, + "path_pattern": "group-clusters[].members[]", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-daaf4d4e90": { + "diagnosis": "front-loaded6 residual: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15 clusters \u2014 two ptpts merged vs kept separate); all votes-base/group-votes/repness diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: compare Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 1 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.2[].n-success", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-eaea8c1b7f": { + "diagnosis": "Resolved by session-3 fixes (canonicalization + legacy blob emission/selection parity, commits xtywnpmz/oxvmnkrx): battery now MATCHes on vw:uniform8, vw:single-cut, biodiversity:uniform8. \u2014 Still OPEN on front-loaded6: base-cluster COUNT diverges at small-N step 0 (clj 14 vs py 15); downstream diffs cascade from that membership difference. Next: Clojure base-cluster kmeans edge at N~15 vs legacy_kmeans. \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.1[].tid", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-f105a7d057": { + "diagnosis": "votes-base.N.D \u2014 same root as FP-81fda13ef6. \u2014 Original root FIXED (session-3 emission/selection parity); still observed on front-loaded6 where it cascades from the small-N base-cluster/in-conv membership difference (clj 14 vs py 15 clusters). \u2014 RESOLVED: battery 4/4 MATCH on two consecutive passes (2026-07-22 session 3; second pass with --refresh-py). Final root was the in-conv greedy tie-break: Clojure hash-map iteration order (Murmur3 hashLong + HAMT chunks, polismath/utils/clj_hash.py) replicated for the candidate order.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "votes-base.N.D", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-faac8c6125": { + "diagnosis": "Resolved by session-3 fixes (canonicalization + legacy blob emission/selection parity, commits xtywnpmz/oxvmnkrx): battery now MATCHes on vw:uniform8, vw:single-cut, biodiversity:uniform8.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "tolerant", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "single-cut-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "repness.3[].repness", + "status": "resolved" + }, + "FP-fc8500a1a2": { + "diagnosis": "Q18 (CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md): uniqify merge-center exactness is value-dependent ulp luck; cross-engine 1e-16 PCA noise through the exact-equality predicate flips id lineage on mod-narrowed coincidence-dense geometry. Irreducible (Q13 family). Carved 2026-07-24: entry re-scheduled to single-cut-mod (cold tick deterministic); warm-chain mod coverage swapped to a moderate-density extraction.", + "engine_mode": "clojure-legacy", + "family": "exact", + "first_seen": { + "dataset": "pc-meta-01", + "schedule": "uniform6-mod-clojure-legacy-clojure-legacy", + "step": 0 + }, + "path_pattern": "meta-tids", + "status": "carved-out" + } +} diff --git a/delphi/docs/topic-moderation-system.md b/delphi/docs/topic-moderation-system.md index 0ca8fe51f5..251b2574a4 100644 --- a/delphi/docs/topic-moderation-system.md +++ b/delphi/docs/topic-moderation-system.md @@ -141,8 +141,9 @@ Before using TopicMod, ensure the Delphi pipeline has been run: # Generate embeddings and clusters python 500_generate_embedding_umap_cluster.py -# Generate topic names using LLM -python 600_generate_llm_topic_names.py +# Topic naming now runs inline in umap_narrative/run_pipeline.py (Ollama) +# as part of the full pipeline job — no separate script. +# (600_generate_llm_topic_names.py was deleted) # Create visualizations python 700_datamapplot_for_layer.py diff --git a/delphi/example.env b/delphi/example.env index c896419f24..2c81cf0a1f 100644 --- a/delphi/example.env +++ b/delphi/example.env @@ -5,9 +5,18 @@ PORT=8080 LOG_LEVEL=INFO MATH_ENV=dev -# LLM configuration -# Default is ollama (alternative: anthropic) -LLM_PROVIDER=ollama +# LLM configuration (used for topic-cluster naming) +# Provider: anthropic (default, via the Batch API) or ollama (self-hosted GPU). +LLM_PROVIDER=anthropic +# Anthropic topic-naming model. Resolution order: +# ANTHROPIC_TOPIC_MODEL -> ANTHROPIC_MODEL -> claude-haiku-4-5-20251001 +ANTHROPIC_TOPIC_MODEL=claude-haiku-4-5-20251001 +# ANTHROPIC_API_KEY is required when LLM_PROVIDER=anthropic (set it, do not commit it). +# Max seconds to wait for a naming batch before falling back to generic labels. +TOPIC_BATCH_MAX_WAIT_SECONDS=1800 +# +# Ollama (only used when LLM_PROVIDER=ollama; the GPU infra is off by default, +# re-enable it in CDK with CDK_ENABLE_OLLAMA=true). # Default is llama3.1:8b - other options: llama3, gemma:7b, mistral, mixtral, etc. OLLAMA_MODEL=llama3.1:8b # For local development, use localhost diff --git a/delphi/polismath/benchmarks/bench_pca.py b/delphi/polismath/benchmarks/bench_pca.py index 196a008722..85e8cd35c0 100755 --- a/delphi/polismath/benchmarks/bench_pca.py +++ b/delphi/polismath/benchmarks/bench_pca.py @@ -6,16 +6,20 @@ cd delphi python -m polismath.benchmarks.bench_pca [--runs N] python -m polismath.benchmarks.bench_pca --profile + python -m polismath.benchmarks.bench_pca --compare-impls Example: python -m polismath.benchmarks.bench_pca real_data/.local/r7wehfsmutrwndviddnii-bg2050/2025-11-25-1909-r7wehfsmutrwndviddnii-votes.csv --runs 3 python -m polismath.benchmarks.bench_pca real_data/.local/r7wehfsmutrwndviddnii-bg2050/2025-11-25-1909-r7wehfsmutrwndviddnii-votes.csv --profile + python -m polismath.benchmarks.bench_pca real_data/r6vbnhffkxbd7ifmfbdrd-vw/2025-11-11-1704-r6vbnhffkxbd7ifmfbdrd-votes.csv --compare-impls """ +import os import time from pathlib import Path import click +import numpy as np from polismath.benchmarks.benchmark_utils import ( load_votes_from_csv, @@ -24,7 +28,11 @@ runs_option, ) from polismath.conversation import Conversation -from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.pca import pca_project_dataframe +from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.pca import ( + PCA_IMPL_CHOICES, + PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR, + pca_project_dataframe, +) profile_option = click.option( @@ -33,6 +41,13 @@ help='Run with line profiler on PCA functions', ) +compare_impls_option = click.option( + '--compare-impls', '-c', + is_flag=True, + help='Cold-start comparison of PCA solvers (POLISMATH_PCA_IMPL values: ' + 'powerit = legacy/Clojure-parity, sklearn = improved)', +) + def setup_conversation(votes_csv: Path) -> tuple[Conversation, str, int, float]: """ @@ -128,6 +143,82 @@ def benchmark_pca(votes_csv: Path, runs: int = 3) -> dict: } +def benchmark_impl_comparison(votes_csv: Path, runs: int = 3) -> dict: + """ + Cold-start wall-time + component-angle comparison of the PCA solvers. + + Times pca_project_dataframe under each POLISMATH_PCA_IMPL value on the + same clean (NaN-imputed identically inside) matrix, then reports the + angle between the components the two solvers produce. + + Args: + votes_csv: Path to votes CSV file + runs: Number of runs to average per solver + + Returns: + Dictionary with per-solver timings and per-component angles. + """ + conv, dataset_name, n_votes, _ = setup_conversation(votes_csv) + clean_matrix = conv._get_clean_matrix() + + results: dict = {'dataset': dataset_name, 'n_votes': n_votes, + 'shape': clean_matrix.shape, 'impls': {}} + saved_env = os.environ.get(PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR) + try: + for impl in PCA_IMPL_CHOICES: + os.environ[PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR] = impl + print(f"Benchmarking {PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR}={impl} ({runs} runs)...") + times = [] + pca_results = None + for i in range(runs): + start = time.perf_counter() + pca_results, _ = pca_project_dataframe(clean_matrix, 2) + elapsed = time.perf_counter() - start + times.append(elapsed) + print(f" Run {i+1}: {elapsed:.3f}s") + results['impls'][impl] = { + 'times': times, + 'avg': sum(times) / len(times), + 'min': min(times), + 'max': max(times), + 'comps': pca_results['comps'] if pca_results is not None else None, + } + finally: + # Belt-and-braces: restore whatever the caller had set. + if saved_env is None: + os.environ.pop(PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR, None) + else: + os.environ[PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR] = saved_env + + print() + print("=" * 50) + print(f"Dataset: {dataset_name}") + print(f"Votes: {n_votes:,}") + print(f"Matrix shape: {clean_matrix.shape}") + for impl, r in results['impls'].items(): + print(f"{impl:>8}: avg {r['avg']:.3f}s (min {r['min']:.3f}s / max {r['max']:.3f}s)") + + impl_names = list(results['impls'].keys()) + if len(impl_names) == 2: + comps_a = results['impls'][impl_names[0]]['comps'] + comps_b = results['impls'][impl_names[1]]['comps'] + if comps_a is not None and comps_b is not None and comps_a.shape == comps_b.shape: + angles = [] + for i in range(comps_a.shape[0]): + norm_a = np.linalg.norm(comps_a[i]) + norm_b = np.linalg.norm(comps_b[i]) + if norm_a == 0.0 or norm_b == 0.0: + angles.append(float('nan')) + continue + cos = abs(float(np.dot(comps_a[i], comps_b[i]))) / (norm_a * norm_b) + angles.append(float(np.degrees(np.arccos(np.clip(cos, -1.0, 1.0))))) + results['angles_deg'] = angles + for i, angle in enumerate(angles): + print(f"PC{i+1} angle {impl_names[0]} vs {impl_names[1]}: {angle:.3e}°") + + return results + + def profile_pca(votes_csv: Path) -> None: """ Run line profiler on PCA functions. @@ -162,10 +253,13 @@ def profile_pca(votes_csv: Path) -> None: @votes_csv_argument @runs_option @profile_option -def main(votes_csv: Path, runs: int, profile: bool): +@compare_impls_option +def main(votes_csv: Path, runs: int, profile: bool, compare_impls: bool): """Benchmark PCA computation performance.""" if profile: profile_pca(votes_csv) + elif compare_impls: + benchmark_impl_comparison(votes_csv, runs) else: benchmark_pca(votes_csv, runs) diff --git a/delphi/polismath/benchmarks/bench_repness.py b/delphi/polismath/benchmarks/bench_repness.py index 669435768d..c0a5fe1059 100755 --- a/delphi/polismath/benchmarks/bench_repness.py +++ b/delphi/polismath/benchmarks/bench_repness.py @@ -28,7 +28,6 @@ from polismath.conversation import Conversation from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.repness import ( conv_repness, - comment_stats, compute_group_comment_stats_df, select_rep_comments_df, select_consensus_comments_df, diff --git a/delphi/polismath/conversation/conversation.py b/delphi/polismath/conversation/conversation.py index b6f2178a8d..77cbbd1de5 100644 --- a/delphi/polismath/conversation/conversation.py +++ b/delphi/polismath/conversation/conversation.py @@ -15,18 +15,72 @@ from datetime import datetime from natsort import natsorted -from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.pca import pca_project_dataframe +from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.pca import ( + pca_project_dataframe, + pca_project_cmnts, + compute_comment_extremity, +) from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.clusters import ( - kmeans_sklearn, calculate_silhouette_sklearn ) from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.repness import conv_repness from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.corr import compute_correlation +from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.group_k_smoother import group_k_smoother_update +from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.legacy_kmeans import ( + _NamedData as _LegacyNamedData, + kmeans as legacy_kmeans, +) +from polismath.utils.clj_hash import clojure_hash_map_key_order # Configure logging logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) + +def _base_clusters_to_legacy(base_clusters: Optional[List[Dict[str, Any]]]) -> Optional[List[Dict[str, Any]]]: + """Convert stored base clusters ({id, center: list, members: pids}) into the + legacy_kmeans warm-start form ({id, members, center: np.ndarray}). + + Returns None for empty/None input so the first tick cold-starts via + init-clusters (Clojure: a falsey :last-clusters -> init-clusters, + clusters.clj:305-307). PR-C warm-start plumbing for + :last-clusters (:base-clusters conv) (conversation.clj:409). + """ + if not base_clusters: + return None + return [ + {'id': c['id'], + 'members': list(c['members']), + 'center': np.asarray(c['center'], dtype=float)} + for c in base_clusters + ] + + +def _labels_from_id_clusters(row_names: List[Any], + clusters: List[Dict[str, Any]]) -> np.ndarray: + """Label array aligned with ``row_names`` for silhouette scoring: the index + (in ``clusters``) of the cluster that contains each name. + + Used at the group level to score a legacy (id-carrying) clustering with + ``calculate_silhouette_sklearn``, so the smoother sees comparable + silhouettes. Every base cluster is assigned to exactly one + group cluster by ``cluster-step``; a name that (degenerately) appears in none + gets its own singleton label so it never silently merges into label 0. + """ + label_by_name: Dict[Any, int] = {} + for label, c in enumerate(clusters): + for m in c['members']: + label_by_name[m] = label + next_label = len(clusters) + labels = [] + for name in row_names: + if name in label_by_name: + labels.append(label_by_name[name]) + else: + labels.append(next_label) + next_label += 1 + return np.array(labels) + # Set up default logging only if root logger is not configured # This prevents duplicate handlers when logging is configured externally if not logging.root.handlers: @@ -37,13 +91,89 @@ logger.setLevel(logging.INFO) +# ============================================================================= +# D12: Comment-priority metrics (Clojure parity) +# ============================================================================= +# +# Ports of `importance-metric` and `priority-metric` from Clojure +# (math/src/polismath/math/conversation.clj:311-330). Public so they can be +# unit-tested in isolation. + +META_PRIORITY = 7 # Clojure: meta-priority (conversation.clj:319). "TODO TUNE." + + +def importance_metric(A: float, P: float, S: float, E: float) -> float: + """ + Clojure importance-metric (conversation.clj:311-315). + + (defn importance-metric + [A P S E] + (let [p (/ (+ P 1) (+ S 2)) + a (/ (+ A 1) (+ S 2))] + (* (- 1 p) (+ E 1) a))) + + Smoothed (Beta(2,2)) probability of pass `p`, smoothed agree `a`, with + extremity boost `(E + 1)`. Higher when fewer passes, more agrees, more + extreme (higher PCA extremity). + + Args: + A: agree count (across all groups). + P: pass count = S - (A + D) across all groups. + S: seen count (total votes seen — agree + disagree + pass). + E: comment extremity (L2 norm of PCA projection). + """ + p = (P + 1) / (S + 2) + a = (A + 1) / (S + 2) + return (1 - p) * (E + 1) * a + + +def priority_metric(is_meta: bool, + A: float, P: float, S: float, E: float) -> float: + """ + Clojure priority-metric (conversation.clj:321-330). + + (defn priority-metric + [is-meta A P S E] + (matrix/pow + (if is-meta + meta-priority + (* (importance-metric A P S E) + (+ 1 (* 8 (matrix/pow 2 (/ S -5)))))) + 2)) + + Squared to deepen bias (toward extremes). Meta comments get a constant + `META_PRIORITY^2 = 49`. Non-meta comments get `importance * decay`, where + the decay factor `1 + 8 * 2^(-S/5)` lets new (low-S) comments bubble up + and fades as more votes accumulate. + + History: this mirrored Clojure's #1961 truthy-0 bug (every tid took the + meta branch → all priorities 49; issue #2571) until 2026-07-22. Clojure + HEAD passes a real boolean since #2611 (conversation.clj:686), so the + real branching formula is both the correct AND the parity behavior, in + both engine modes. + + Args: + is_meta: True for meta comments (treated as constant priority). + A, P, S, E: see `importance_metric`. + + Returns: + Squared priority value. + """ + if is_meta: + inner = META_PRIORITY + else: + decay_factor = 1 + 8 * (2 ** (-S / 5)) + inner = importance_metric(A, P, S, E) * decay_factor + return inner ** 2 + + class Conversation: """ Manages the state and computation for a Pol.is conversation. """ def __init__(self, - conversation_id: str, + conversation_id: Union[str, int], last_updated: Optional[int] = None, votes: Optional[Dict[str, Any]] = None): """ @@ -70,18 +200,47 @@ def __init__(self, self.mod_in_tids = set() # Featured comments self.meta_tids = set() # Meta comments self.mod_out_ptpts = set() # Excluded participants + # Clojure conv state carries no :mod-in/:mod-out (nil in the blob) + # until the poller delivers moderation; these two track that seam so + # clojure-legacy emission can distinguish "never moderated" (null) + # from "moderated to empty" ([]). See FP-2f5714ce9c / FP-2975bbfb04. + self.moderation_applied = False + self.last_mod_timestamp: Optional[int] = None + # Clojure named-matrix column order = first-vote arrival order per tid + # (update-nmat appends unseen colnames in encounter order); python's + # internal matrix is natsorted instead (update_votes). Tracked so + # clojure-legacy tie-breaking (stable sorts over column order) and + # blob tid emission can replicate Clojure exactly. Append-only. + self.tid_arrival_order = [] # Clustering and projection state self.pca = None self.base_clusters = [] self.group_clusters = [] self.subgroup_clusters = {} + + # Warm-start state threaded across ticks. Clojure carries these on the + # conv (conversation.clj:433-484): the per-k group clusterings and the + # group-k-smoother state {last_k, last_k_count, smoothed_k}. Cold + # default is empty (first tick); NOT persisted to/from dynamo — they + # thread in-memory only, exactly as Clojure's math_main whitelist omits + # them (conv_man.clj:52-74). + self.group_clusterings: Dict[Any, Any] = {} # k -> (labels, centers, member_lists, silhouette) + self.group_k_smoother: Dict[str, Any] = {} # {last_k, last_k_count, smoothed_k} + # Persistent in-conv set (PR-E). Clojure keeps in-conv on the conv + # and UNIONS into it every tick, so greedily-admitted participants + # never leave (conversation.clj:243-269). Empty on the first tick; + # threaded in-memory across update_votes (deepcopy in recompute), + # NOT persisted to dynamo — same lifetime as the other warm-start + # state. + self.in_conv: Set[Any] = set() self.proj = {} self.repness = None self.consensus = [] self.participant_info = {} self.vote_stats = {} self.group_votes = {} # Initialize group_votes to avoid attribute errors + self.comment_priorities: Dict[Any, float] = {} # D12 (PR 11) # Initialize with votes if provided if votes: @@ -188,8 +347,15 @@ def update_votes(self, null_count += 1 continue - # Add to batch updates list - vote_updates.append((ptpt_id, comment_id, vote_value)) + # Add to batch updates list. `created` is carried so duplicate + # (row, col) resolution is by vote TIMESTAMP, not payload order + # (M2, P-019): a retried batch can arrive at the queue tail AFTER + # a newer revote, so payload order no longer implies temporal + # order. Sorting by `created` before drop_duplicates(keep='last') + # restores later-vote-wins regardless of arrival order. For an + # already-time-sorted stream (the replay/certification input) the + # stable sort is an identity, so certified outputs are unchanged. + vote_updates.append((ptpt_id, comment_id, vote_value, created)) except Exception as e: logger.error(f"Error processing vote: {e}") @@ -199,6 +365,15 @@ def update_votes(self, # Log validation results logger.info(f"[{time.time() - start_time:.2f}s] Vote processing summary: {len(vote_updates)} valid, {invalid_count} invalid, {null_count} null") + # Record first-vote arrival order for unseen tids (valid votes only, + # in payload order — the same order Clojure's update-nmat encounters + # them). See tid_arrival_order in __init__. + seen_tids = set(result.tid_arrival_order) + for _, comment_id, _, _ in vote_updates: + if comment_id not in seen_tids: + seen_tids.add(comment_id) + result.tid_arrival_order.append(comment_id) + # Get existing row and column indices existing_rows = self.raw_rating_mat.index existing_cols = self.raw_rating_mat.columns @@ -209,10 +384,16 @@ def update_votes(self, # By now it contain only -1, +1, or 0 as values logger.info(f"[{time.time() - start_time:.2f}s] Converting updates to DataFrame...") - updates_df = pd.DataFrame(vote_updates, columns=['row', 'col', 'value']) + updates_df = pd.DataFrame(vote_updates, columns=['row', 'col', 'value', 'created']) - # Step 2: Keep only the most recent vote for each (participant, comment) pair + # Step 2: Keep only the most recent vote for each (participant, comment) pair. + # Sort by `created` FIRST (stable, so equal-timestamp ties keep payload / + # Clojure encounter order), then keep='last' — this resolves duplicates by + # timestamp rather than payload position (M2, P-019). Without the sort a + # retried batch appended at the queue tail could let an OLDER vote win over + # a newer revote that was queued during the failure. original_count = len(updates_df) + updates_df = updates_df.sort_values('created', kind='mergesort') updates_df = updates_df.drop_duplicates(subset=['row', 'col'], keep='last') superseded_votes = original_count - len(updates_df) logger.info(f"[{time.time() - start_time:.2f}s] Discarded {superseded_votes} superseded votes (sequential votes on same comment by same participant)") @@ -240,7 +421,7 @@ def update_votes(self, # See delphi/docs/INVESTIGATION_K_DIVERGENCE.md for the full # analysis showing this is the root cause of k divergence on vw. new_rows_ordered = [] - for pid, _, _ in vote_updates: + for pid, _, _, _ in vote_updates: if pid in new_rows and pid not in existing_rows_set: existing_rows_set.add(pid) new_rows_ordered.append(pid) @@ -249,6 +430,11 @@ def update_votes(self, # Column order: natsort is fine — column permutation doesn't affect PCA # eigenvalues/vectors (only reorders the component loadings), so it has # no effect on clustering k. + # NB: in clojure-legacy mode this column order is now LOAD-BEARING for + # PCA warm-start alignment — the previous tick's component loadings are + # threaded in positionally, so the ordering must be STABLE tick-to-tick. + # Safe while tids are append-only (natsort keeps prior columns' relative + # order and appends new ones); revisit if columns can ever be removed. all_cols = natsorted(existing_cols.union(new_cols)) logger.info(f"[{time.time() - start_time:.2f}s] Found {len(new_rows)} new rows and {len(new_cols)} new columns") @@ -317,18 +503,21 @@ def _apply_moderation(self) -> None: """ Apply moderation settings to create filtered rating matrix. - Matches Clojure behavior (named_matrix.clj:214-230): - - Moderated-out participants are removed (rows dropped) - - Moderated-out comments are ZEROED OUT, not removed — the column - stays in the matrix with all values set to 0. This preserves - matrix structure so that tids, column indices, and dimensions - match between Python and Clojure. + Comment moderation matches Clojure (named_matrix.clj:214-230): + moderated-out comments are ZEROED OUT, not removed — the column stays + in the matrix with all values set to 0. This preserves matrix + structure so that tids, column indices, and dimensions match between + Python and Clojure. + + Participant bans (mod_out_ptpts) are NOT a Polis feature (Julien + ruling 2026-07-27, POST_CUTOVER_IMPROVEMENTS.md item 1 — dropped): + no engine has ever honored them — the Clojure worker's ingest path + has no participants.mod filter (CLOJURE_QUIRKS Q1). The set is + ingested but never applied to the matrix. """ - # Filter out moderated participants (remove rows). # Preserve raw_rating_mat row order (vote encounter order) — see # update_votes() comment on why row order matters for Clojure parity. - keep_ptpts = [p for p in self.raw_rating_mat.index if p not in self.mod_out_ptpts] - self.rating_mat = self.raw_rating_mat.loc[keep_ptpts].copy() + self.rating_mat = self.raw_rating_mat.copy() # Zero out moderated-out comments (keep columns, set values to 0) # Clojure: (matrix/set-column m' i 0) — zeroes the column @@ -446,6 +635,11 @@ def update_moderation(self, mod_in_tids = moderation.get('mod_in_tids', []) meta_tids = moderation.get('meta_tids', []) mod_out_ptpts = moderation.get('mod_out_ptpts', []) + + result.moderation_applied = True + result.last_mod_timestamp = moderation.get( + 'lastModTimestamp', result.last_mod_timestamp + ) # Update moderation sets if mod_out_tids: @@ -469,15 +663,69 @@ def update_moderation(self, # Recompute clustering if requested if recompute: result = result.recompute() - + return result - - def _compute_pca(self, n_components: int = 2) -> None: + + def mod_update(self, mods: List[Dict[str, Any]]) -> 'Conversation': + """Clojure ``mod-update`` parity (conversation.clj:846-884). + + Reduces raw moderation rows ``{tid, is_meta, mod, modified}`` over the + current sets, in row order: mod-out conj when ``is_meta OR mod == -1`` + else disj; mod-in conj when ``is_meta OR mod == 1`` else disj; + meta-tids conj when ``is_meta`` else disj. Consequences pinned by + tests/test_mod_update_parity.py: is_meta rows land in BOTH mod sets, + un-moderation REMOVES (which ``update_moderation`` cannot express), + and the last row per tid wins. Watermark: + ``last_mod_timestamp = max(existing or 0, *modified)``. + + NO math recompute — Clojure's ``:moderation`` message handler runs + ``mod-update`` alone and re-emits the blob with updated sets and + unchanged math (conv_man.clj:274-276 + 328-345); the sets take effect + at the next votes recompute (``_apply_moderation`` runs inside + ``update_votes``). ``moderation_applied`` becomes True even for empty + ``mods``: any mod-update leaves Clojure's sets as real (possibly + empty) sets, which the blob emits as ``[]`` rather than ``null``. + """ + result = deepcopy(self) + mod_out = set(result.mod_out_tids) + mod_in = set(result.mod_in_tids) + meta = set(result.meta_tids) + for row in mods: + tid = row['tid'] + is_meta = bool(row.get('is_meta')) + mod = row.get('mod') + if is_meta or mod == -1: + mod_out.add(tid) + else: + mod_out.discard(tid) + if is_meta or mod == 1: + mod_in.add(tid) + else: + mod_in.discard(tid) + if is_meta: + meta.add(tid) + else: + meta.discard(tid) + result.mod_out_tids = mod_out + result.mod_in_tids = mod_in + result.meta_tids = meta + result.moderation_applied = True + result.last_mod_timestamp = max( + [result.last_mod_timestamp or 0] + + [row['modified'] for row in mods] + ) + return result + + def _compute_pca(self, n_components: int = 2, + prev_pca: Optional[Dict[str, Any]] = None) -> None: """ Compute PCA on the vote matrix. Args: n_components: Number of principal components + prev_pca: The previous tick's PCA result ({'center', 'comps'}) or + None. Consumed as the power-iteration warm start (Clojure + :start-vectors, conversation.clj:385). """ import time start_time = time.time() @@ -487,8 +735,14 @@ def _compute_pca(self, n_components: int = 2) -> None: import numpy as np import pandas as pd - # Check if we have enough data - if self.rating_mat.shape[0] < 2 or self.rating_mat.shape[1] < 2: + # Check if we have enough data. Clojure runs the REAL math on any + # non-empty matrix — a 1x1 single-vote conversation yields center = + # the vote and a rank-capped zero component (every-vote step-0 + # oracle, journal 2026-07-22) — so only a truly EMPTY dimension + # short-circuits. (The former improved-mode <2 guard is parked: + # POST_CUTOVER_IMPROVEMENTS.md item 2.) + empty = self.rating_mat.shape[0] == 0 or self.rating_mat.shape[1] == 0 + if empty: # Not enough data for PCA, create minimal results cols = max(self.rating_mat.shape[1], 1) self.pca = { @@ -503,7 +757,25 @@ def _compute_pca(self, n_components: int = 2) -> None: # Make a clean copy of the rating matrix clean_matrix = self._get_clean_matrix() - pca_results, proj_dict = pca_project_dataframe(clean_matrix, n_components) + # Warm start (PR-B): thread the previous tick's unit components + # back in as the power-iteration start vectors (Clojure + # :start-vectors, conversation.clj:385) and require the + # power-iteration solver (sklearn cannot inject start vectors — + # the former improved-mode sklearn path is parked: + # POST_CUTOVER_IMPROVEMENTS.md item 8). + start_vectors = None + if prev_pca is not None and prev_pca.get('comps') is not None: + # Only warm-start from real components; a missing/None + # 'comps' (np.asarray(None) would be a size-1 object array, + # a garbage seed) or empty/cold state (first tick) falls + # through to the cold random draw. + prev_comps = np.asarray(prev_pca['comps']) + if prev_comps.size > 0: + start_vectors = prev_comps + + pca_results, proj_dict = pca_project_dataframe( + clean_matrix, n_components, + start_vectors=start_vectors, require_powerit=True) # Store results self.pca = pca_results @@ -568,12 +840,28 @@ def _get_clean_matrix(self, raw: bool = False) -> pd.DataFrame: return pd.DataFrame(matrix_data, index=source.index, columns=source.columns) - def _compute_clusters(self) -> None: + def _compute_clusters(self, + prev_base_clusters: Optional[List[Dict[str, Any]]] = None, + prev_group_clusterings: Optional[Dict[Any, Any]] = None, + prev_group_k_smoother: Optional[Dict[str, Any]] = None) -> None: """ Compute two-level hierarchical clustering matching Clojure architecture. Level 1: Base clusters (participants → ~100 clusters) Level 2: Group clusters (base clusters → 2-5 groups with silhouette-based k selection) + + Args: + prev_base_clusters: The previous tick's base clusters + (list of {id, center, members}), or None. Consumed as the + base-level k-means warm start (Clojure :last-clusters + (:base-clusters conv), conversation.clj:409). + prev_group_clusterings: The previous tick's per-k group + clusterings, or None: {k: [id-carrying cluster dicts]} — the + warm start for per-k group k-means (Clojure :last-clusters + (last-clusterings k), conversation.clj:441). + prev_group_k_smoother: The previous tick's group-k-smoother state + {last_k, last_k_count, smoothed_k}, or None + (conversation.clj:457). """ import time start_time = time.time() @@ -582,14 +870,21 @@ def _compute_clusters(self) -> None: # Configuration (matching Clojure defaults) BASE_K = 100 MAX_K = 5 - BASE_ITERS = 100 - GROUP_ITERS = 100 + BASE_ITERS = 100 # Clojure :base-iters (conversation.clj:147) + # Group iterations: Clojure passes :cluster-iters — a key kmeans + # IGNORES — so the group level runs kmeans' DEFAULT max-iters of + # 20, not :group-iters (clusters.clj:303, conversation.clj:443). + GROUP_LEGACY_ITERS = 20 # Check if we have projections if not self.proj: self.base_clusters = [] self.group_clusters = [] self.subgroup_clusters = {} + # P6a: no projections == the degenerate/empty conv. Clojure's + # conv-update SHORT-CIRCUITS a truly-empty conv (conversation.clj:807-811) + # and computes nothing, so the group-k smoother state is intentionally + # LEFT FROZEN here (no advance) — faithful to Clojure, not a divergence. logger.info(f"Clustering completed in {time.time() - start_time:.2f}s (no projections)") return @@ -599,7 +894,15 @@ def _compute_clusters(self) -> None: # Filter projections to only include in-conv participants in_conv_pids_list = [pid for pid in self.proj.keys() if pid in in_conv_pids] - if len(in_conv_pids_list) < 2: + # Degenerate-tick port (journal 2026-07-21 verdict): Clojure has NO + # <2-participants guard past the truly-empty short-circuit — with one + # in-conv participant its graph still runs the full base->group chain + # (one base cluster, k=2 group clustering of one point). The greedy + # floor (_get_in_conv_participants) keeps in-conv from dropping below + # 1 on warm ticks, so this 0-participant early return covers the + # cold/empty case only. (The former improved-mode <2 guard is parked: + # POST_CUTOVER_IMPROVEMENTS.md item 2.) + if len(in_conv_pids_list) == 0: logger.warning(f"Not enough participants meeting threshold ({len(in_conv_pids_list)})") self.base_clusters = [] self.group_clusters = [] @@ -611,53 +914,56 @@ def _compute_clusters(self) -> None: # Step 2: Base clustering (participants → ~100 base clusters) base_proj_values = np.array([self.proj[pid] for pid in in_conv_pids_list]) - # Adjust BASE_K if we have fewer participants + # Adjust BASE_K if we have fewer participants. (Clojure always passes + # :base-k=100, but its kmeans caps clusters at the distinct-row count, + # so min() here is outcome-equivalent.) actual_base_k = min(BASE_K, len(in_conv_pids_list)) logger.info(f"Computing base clusters with k={actual_base_k}...") - base_labels, base_centers, base_member_lists = kmeans_sklearn( - base_proj_values, - k=actual_base_k, - max_iters=BASE_ITERS - ) - - # Convert to dictionary format with participant IDs as members - base_clusters = [] - for cluster_id, (center, member_indices) in enumerate(zip(base_centers, base_member_lists)): - # Map indices back to participant IDs - member_pids = [in_conv_pids_list[idx] for idx in member_indices] - base_clusters.append({ - 'id': cluster_id, - 'center': center.tolist(), - 'members': member_pids - }) - - # Keep base clusters in k-means ID order (matching Clojure's sort-by :id) - # Do NOT sort by size or reassign IDs — that would change the encounter - # order of centers used in group clustering's first-k-distinct initialization. - base_clusters.sort(key=lambda c: c['id']) + # PR-C: base-level warm start with lineage. Clojure threads the prior + # tick's base clusters into k-means as :last-clusters + # (conversation.clj:403-410 -> clusters.clj:301-312 -> clean-start- + # clusters), so base-cluster ids are STABLE across ticks, new ids + # strictly increase, and merges keep the larger side's id. The ported + # legacy_kmeans keys clusters to the current data by member NAME + # (participant id), which is what lets prior members be recentered or + # dropped. base-iters = 100 (conversation.clj:147). (The former + # improved-mode sklearn cold recompute is parked: + # POST_CUTOVER_IMPROVEMENTS.md item 8.) + base_data = _LegacyNamedData(in_conv_pids_list, base_proj_values) + last_base = _base_clusters_to_legacy(prev_base_clusters) + legacy_base = legacy_kmeans( + base_data, actual_base_k, + last_clusters=last_base, weights=None, max_iters=BASE_ITERS) + legacy_base.sort(key=lambda c: c['id']) # Clojure sort-by :id (conversation.clj:406) + base_clusters = [ + {'id': c['id'], + 'center': np.asarray(c['center'], dtype=float).tolist(), + 'members': list(c['members'])} + for c in legacy_base + ] logger.info(f"Created {len(base_clusters)} base clusters") # Step 3: Group clustering (base clusters → 2-5 groups) - if len(base_clusters) < 2: - logger.warning(f"Not enough base clusters for group clustering ({len(base_clusters)})") - self.base_clusters = base_clusters - # Maintain consistent group-cluster schema: members are base-cluster IDs - if len(base_clusters) == 1: - self.group_clusters = [{ - 'id': 0, - 'center': base_clusters[0]['center'], - 'members': [base_clusters[0]['id']], - }] - else: - self.group_clusters = [] - self.subgroup_clusters = {} - return - - # Prepare base cluster centers and weights + # + # Degenerate-tick port (journal 2026-07-21 verdict, supersedes the P6a + # sentinel-only advance): Clojure has NO <2-base-cluster guard. Its + # max-k-fn is (min max-max-k (+ 2 (int (/ n 12)))) -> ALWAYS >= 2 + # (conversation.clj:274-279), so on a degenerate tick it still runs + # kmeans at k=2 on the single base-cluster center (clean-start caps + # clusters at the distinct-point count -> one cluster, lineage id + # preserved), stores the fresh 1-cluster :group-clusterings, and the + # next tick warm-starts from it — recovery splits mint ids via + # (inc (apply max ids)) (clusters.clj:267). We fall through to the + # normal per-k loop below, which reproduces all of that (max_k + # arithmetic yields range [2]; silhouette of a singleton clustering + # is 0.0, matching Clojure's singleton rule clusters.clj:350-353, so + # the smoother advance is unchanged from P6a). (The former improved- + # mode <2 early return is parked: POST_CUTOVER_IMPROVEMENTS.md item 2.) + + # Prepare base cluster centers (weights are keyed by id below) base_centers_array = np.array([c['center'] for c in base_clusters]) - base_weights = np.array([len(c['members']) for c in base_clusters]) # Calculate max_k for group clustering max_k = min(MAX_K, 2 + len(base_clusters) // 12) @@ -665,50 +971,64 @@ def _compute_clusters(self) -> None: logger.info(f"Computing group clusters with k range 2-{max_k}...") - # Try different k values and compute silhouette scores - best_k = 2 - best_score = -1 - group_clusterings = {} - + # PR-C: group-level warm start with lineage + weighted recentering. + # Clojure clusters the BASE-CLUSTER CENTERS (base-clusters-proj), + # weighted by base-cluster member counts (:weights base-clusters- + # weights, conversation.clj:433-445), warm-starting each per-k + # clustering from the prior tick's k-clustering (:last-clusters + # (last-clusterings k), conversation.clj:441). (The former improved- + # mode sklearn cold recompute + best_k selection is parked: + # POST_CUTOVER_IMPROVEMENTS.md item 8.) + # + # Clojure passes :cluster-iters (a key kmeans does NOT destructure, + # clusters.clj:303), so the group level actually runs kmeans' DEFAULT + # max-iters (20), NOT :group-iters (100). We reproduce that + # (GROUP_LEGACY_ITERS below); well-separated data converges long + # before either bound, so on real conversations it is inert. + base_ids = [c['id'] for c in base_clusters] + base_weights_by_id = {c['id']: len(c['members']) for c in base_clusters} + group_data = _LegacyNamedData(base_ids, base_centers_array) + prev_gc = prev_group_clusterings or {} + + legacy_group_clusterings: Dict[int, List[Dict[str, Any]]] = {} + silhouettes_by_k: Dict[int, float] = {} for k in range(2, max_k + 1): - group_labels, group_centers, group_member_lists = kmeans_sklearn( - base_centers_array, - k=k, - max_iters=GROUP_ITERS, - weights=base_weights - ) - - # Calculate silhouette score - score = calculate_silhouette_sklearn(base_centers_array, group_labels) - group_clusterings[k] = (group_labels, group_centers, group_member_lists, score) - + gc = legacy_kmeans( + group_data, k, + last_clusters=prev_gc.get(k), + weights=base_weights_by_id, + max_iters=GROUP_LEGACY_ITERS) + gc.sort(key=lambda c: c['id']) # Clojure sort-by :id (conversation.clj:437) + legacy_group_clusterings[k] = gc + # Score with the silhouette on the legacy assignment, so the + # smoother sees comparable numbers. + labels = _labels_from_id_clusters(base_ids, gc) + score = calculate_silhouette_sklearn(base_centers_array, labels) + silhouettes_by_k[k] = score logger.info(f" k={k}: silhouette={score:.4f}") - if score > best_score: - best_score = score - best_k = k - - logger.info(f"Selected k={best_k} with silhouette={best_score:.4f}") - - # Use the best clustering - group_labels, group_centers, group_member_lists, _ = group_clusterings[best_k] - - # Convert to dictionary format with base cluster IDs as members - group_clusters = [] - for cluster_id, (center, member_indices) in enumerate(zip(group_centers, group_member_lists)): - # Members are base cluster IDs (not participant IDs!) - member_base_cluster_ids = [base_clusters[idx]['id'] for idx in member_indices] - group_clusters.append({ - 'id': cluster_id, - 'center': center.tolist(), - 'members': member_base_cluster_ids - }) - - # Sort group clusters by size (number of base clusters) for consistency - group_clusters.sort(key=lambda c: len(c['members']), reverse=True) - # Reassign IDs based on sorted order - for i, cluster in enumerate(group_clusters): - cluster['id'] = i + # Group-K smoother (PR-D): damps K flicker (K only switches after + # :group-k-buffer=4 consecutive ticks agree) with Clojure's max-key + # HIGHER-k-wins tie-break, threading {last_k, last_k_count, + # smoothed_k}. self.group_clusterings holds the id-carrying cluster + # dicts — the warm start read next tick. + new_smoother_state, selected_k = group_k_smoother_update( + prev_group_k_smoother or {}, silhouettes_by_k) + self.group_clusterings = legacy_group_clusterings + self.group_k_smoother = new_smoother_state + logger.info(f"Legacy group-k-smoother: smoothed_k={selected_k} " + f"state={new_smoother_state}") + + # Build production-form group_clusters from the selected clustering. + # Members are base-cluster ids; ids carry the group-cluster lineage. + selected = legacy_group_clusterings[selected_k] + group_clusters = [ + {'id': c['id'], + 'center': np.asarray(c['center'], dtype=float).tolist(), + 'members': list(c['members'])} + for c in selected + ] + group_clusters.sort(key=lambda c: c['id']) logger.info(f"Created {len(group_clusters)} group clusters") @@ -753,16 +1073,27 @@ def _compute_repness(self) -> None: # Check if we have groups if not self.group_clusters: + # B1 fix (D11 sub-agent review): consensus_comments must always be + # `{'agree': [], 'disagree': []}` (dict) post-D11, never `[]` (list). self.repness = { 'comment_ids': list(self.rating_mat.columns), 'group_repness': {}, - 'consensus_comments': [] + 'consensus_comments': {'agree': [], 'disagree': []} } logger.info(f"Representativeness completed in {time.time() - start_time:.2f}s (no groups)") return - # Compute representativeness (needs participant IDs, not base-cluster IDs) - self.repness = conv_repness(self.rating_mat, self._unfolded_group_clusters()) + # Compute representativeness (needs participant IDs, not base-cluster IDs). + # `mod_out=self.mod_out_tids` forwards moderated-out tids to the rep + consensus + # selectors (Clojure parity per D11 / PR 9; matches repness.clj:222 and :296). + # tid_order carries the first-vote arrival order so exact-score ties + # resolve like Clojure's stable sorts over named-matrix column order + # (FP-eaea8c1b7f / FP-0d73f006f4). + tid_order = self.tid_arrival_order + self.repness = conv_repness(self.rating_mat, + self._unfolded_group_clusters(), + mod_out=self.mod_out_tids, + tid_order=tid_order) logger.info(f"Representativeness completed in {time.time() - start_time:.2f}s") def _compute_participant_info_optimized(self, vote_matrix: pd.DataFrame, group_clusters: List[Dict[str, Any]]) -> Dict[str, Any]: @@ -992,20 +1323,156 @@ def recompute(self) -> 'Conversation': if result.rating_mat.size == 0: # Not enough data, return early return result - + + # Capture the PREVIOUS tick's warm-start state BEFORE the compute steps + # overwrite it. `result` is a deepcopy of self, so result.pca / + # result.group_clusterings / result.group_k_smoother currently hold the + # prior tick's values (deepcopied snapshots). This mirrors Clojure, + # whose fnks read the incoming `conv` for :start-vectors + # (conversation.clj:385) and :group-k-smoother (conversation.clj:457). + + prev_pca = result.pca + prev_base_clusters = getattr(result, 'base_clusters', []) + prev_group_clusterings = getattr(result, 'group_clusterings', {}) + prev_group_k_smoother = getattr(result, 'group_k_smoother', {}) + # Q2: Clojure's :comment-priorities shadows its current-tick input + # with (:group-votes conv) — the PREVIOUS tick's stored group-votes + # (conversation.clj:658). Captured here, consumed by + # _compute_comment_priorities (Q2). + prev_group_votes = getattr(result, 'group_votes', {}) + + # Q15: Clojure's conv-update is a plumbing-graph compile whose output + # has ONLY graph-node keys — :last-mod-timestamp is not one + # (conversation.clj:780-820), so every votes recompute DROPS the mod + # watermark; blobs carry lastModTimestamp only when the tick's last + # write was a mod-update. tests/test_mod_update_parity.py. (The + # former improved-mode persistent watermark is parked: + # POST_CUTOVER_IMPROVEMENTS.md item 4.) + result.last_mod_timestamp = None + # Compute PCA and projections - result._compute_pca() - + result._compute_pca(prev_pca=prev_pca) + # Compute clusters - result._compute_clusters() + result._compute_clusters( + prev_base_clusters=prev_base_clusters, + prev_group_clusterings=prev_group_clusterings, + prev_group_k_smoother=prev_group_k_smoother, + ) # Compute representativeness result._compute_repness() - + + # Compute comment priorities (D12 / PR 11). Needs PCA + group_votes. + result._compute_comment_priorities(prev_group_votes=prev_group_votes) + # Compute participant info result._compute_participant_info() - + return result + + def _compute_comment_priorities( + self, + prev_group_votes: Optional[Dict[str, Any]] = None) -> Dict[Any, float]: + """ + Compute per-tid comment priorities matching Clojure + `:comment-priorities` (conversation.clj:656-687). + + Per-tid: sum A/D/S across all groups → P = S - (A + D) → call + `priority_metric(is_meta, A, P, S, E)` where E is the comment + extremity computed from the CURRENT tick's PCA. + + The PREVIOUS tick's group-votes feed A/D/S (Q2): Clojure shadows + its current-tick group-votes input with `(:group-votes conv)` — + the previous tick's stored value (conversation.clj:658) — so + `prev_group_votes` is used (empty on the first tick, matching + Clojure's nil). The CURRENT tick's group-votes are stored on + `self.group_votes` for the next tick's capture — the in-memory + analogue of Clojure persisting :group-votes in math_main. + + Stores the result on `self.comment_priorities` and also returns it. + TS server `nextComment.ts::getNextPrioritizedComment` consumes this + for weighted comment routing — pre-D12 Python emitted nothing, so + the server fell back to uniform random selection. + """ + if self.pca is None or self.rating_mat is None or self.rating_mat.empty: + self.comment_priorities = {} + return self.comment_priorities + + center = np.asarray(self.pca.get('center')) + comps = np.asarray(self.pca.get('comps')) + if center.size == 0 or comps.size == 0: + self.comment_priorities = {} + return self.comment_priorities + + # Comment projection + extremity (Clojure with-proj-and-extremtiy, + # conversation.clj:341-352). + cmnt_proj = pca_project_cmnts(center, comps) + extremity_arr = compute_comment_extremity(cmnt_proj) + + # Fail closed on desync: if the PCA vectors were computed on a + # different column set than the current rating_mat (e.g. moderation + # changed between recomputes), zip() would silently truncate and + # assign E=0 to the overflow tids — wrong priorities with no + # signal. Empty priorities degrade the TS server to uniform + # routing, which is honest; silently wrong extremities are not. + # (Copilot review 2026-07-04, g4.) + n_cols = len(self.rating_mat.columns) + if len(extremity_arr) != n_cols: + logger.error( + f"comment_priorities: extremity length {len(extremity_arr)} " + f"!= rating_mat column count {n_cols} (stale PCA?); " + f"skipping priorities for this tick") + self.comment_priorities = {} + return self.comment_priorities + + # Column order of `center`/`comps`/`extremity_arr` matches + # `self.rating_mat.columns` (PCA is computed on rating_mat). + tid_extremity = dict(zip(self.rating_mat.columns, extremity_arr)) + + # Per-group A/D/S aggregation. `_compute_group_votes` returns + # {str(gid): {'n-members': N, 'votes': {tid: {A, D, S}}}}. S includes + # PASS (line ~1222: `np.sum(~np.isnan(votes))`), matching Clojure. + # PERF (deferred, Copilot on PR #2568): this is an O(groups × + # comments × members) scan on every recompute; vectorize or reuse + # the repness-stage aggregation — tracked in the follow-up issue + # "delphi: _compute_comment_priorities recomputes group votes on + # every tick". + current_group_votes = self._compute_group_votes() + # Stored for the NEXT tick's prev capture (Clojure keeps :group-votes + # on the conv / in math_main) — like self.pca. + self.group_votes = current_group_votes + # Q2: comment priorities read the PREVIOUS tick's group-votes + # (conversation.clj:658); {} on the first tick == Clojure's nil + # (reduce over nothing → A/P/S all 0). (The former improved-mode + # current-tick read is parked: POST_CUTOVER_IMPROVEMENTS.md item 5.) + group_votes = prev_group_votes if prev_group_votes is not None else {} + + priorities: Dict[Any, float] = {} + for tid in self.rating_mat.columns: + A_total = 0 + D_total = 0 + S_total = 0 + for gv_data in group_votes.values(): + votes_for_tid = gv_data.get('votes', {}).get( + tid, {'A': 0, 'D': 0, 'S': 0}) + A_total += votes_for_tid.get('A', 0) + D_total += votes_for_tid.get('D', 0) + S_total += votes_for_tid.get('S', 0) + # Clojure: P = S - (A + D) (conversation.clj:661). + P_total = S_total - (A_total + D_total) + E = float(tid_extremity.get(tid, 0)) + is_meta = tid in self.meta_tids + # Match key type with the rest of the codebase (int when possible). + try: + tid_key = int(tid) + except (ValueError, TypeError): + tid_key = tid + priorities[tid_key] = float(priority_metric( + is_meta, A_total, P_total, S_total, E)) + + self.comment_priorities = priorities + return priorities def get_summary(self) -> Dict[str, Any]: """ @@ -1159,7 +1626,179 @@ def _compute_votes_base(self) -> Dict[str, Any]: votes_base[tid] = entry return votes_base - + + def _compute_votes_base_buckets(self) -> Dict[str, Any]: + """ + Clojure-exact votes-base: per-tid A/D/S vectors indexed by base-cluster + bucket, matching `agg-bucket-votes-for-tid` over `bid-to-pid` + (conversation.clj:593-608). Buckets are the base clusters SORTED BY + :id; the aggregation domain is each bucket's member pids only — votes + from unclustered participants never appear (this is why the former + improved-mode int totals ran up to +1 higher on some tids; + FP-81fda13ef6). + + Values come from raw_rating_mat (D15 parity: the actual votes cast, + not post-moderation zeros), same as `_compute_votes_base`. + + Returns: + {tid: {'A': [per-bucket count], 'D': [...], 'S': [...]}}. + """ + mat = self.raw_rating_mat + values = mat.values + row_pos = {pid: i for i, pid in enumerate(mat.index)} + bucket_rows = [ + np.asarray( + [row_pos[p] for p in c['members'] if p in row_pos], dtype=int + ) + for c in sorted(self.base_clusters or [], key=lambda c: c['id']) + ] + + agree_mask = np.abs(values - 1.0) < 0.001 + disagree_mask = np.abs(values + 1.0) < 0.001 + valid_mask = ~np.isnan(values) + per_bucket = [ + ( + agree_mask[rows].sum(axis=0), + disagree_mask[rows].sum(axis=0), + valid_mask[rows].sum(axis=0), + ) + for rows in bucket_rows + ] + + votes_base = {} + for j, tid in enumerate(mat.columns): + entry = { + 'A': [int(a[j]) for a, _, _ in per_bucket], + 'D': [int(d[j]) for _, d, _ in per_bucket], + 'S': [int(s[j]) for _, _, s in per_bucket], + } + try: + votes_base[int(tid)] = entry + except (ValueError, TypeError): + votes_base[tid] = entry + return votes_base + + @staticmethod + def _legacy_repness_entry(e: Dict[str, Any]) -> Dict[str, Any]: + """ + One repness entry in Clojure `finalize-cmt-stats` shape + (repness.clj:173-188): direction chosen by rat > rdt, stat fields + renamed to the blob spellings, repness-test cast through float32 + (Clojure applies a literal `(float ...)`). Best-agree entries carry + the two extra keys per repness.clj:262-264. + """ + repful = e.get('repful') or ('agree' if e['rat'] > e['rdt'] else 'disagree') + agree = repful == 'agree' + out = { + 'tid': e['comment_id'], + 'n-success': e['na'] if agree else e['nd'], + 'n-trials': e['ns'], + 'p-success': e['pa'] if agree else e['pd'], + 'p-test': e['pat'] if agree else e['pdt'], + 'repness': e['ra'] if agree else e['rd'], + 'repness-test': float(np.float32(e['rat'] if agree else e['rdt'])), + 'repful-for': repful, + } + if e.get('best_agree'): + out['best-agree'] = True + out['n-agree'] = e['n_agree'] + return out + + def _apply_legacy_blob_shape(self, result: Dict[str, Any]) -> None: + """ + Clojure-exact emission overrides for clojure-legacy mode (mutates + ``result``). Improved-mode emission is untouched. Diagnosis and + fingerprints: docs/divergences.json + journal session 2026-07-22-3. + + - Sign parity (FP-80ca42344a/FP-3781b5768f/FP-af281c8386/ + FP-194ee5ad04): Delphi's rating matrix is the NEGATION of Clojure's + (AGREE=+1 vs AGREE=-1), so every mean/projection-derived float + (pca.center, base-clusters x/y, group-cluster centers, + comment-projection) negates at this boundary; comps are + covariance-derived and already equal — emitted unchanged. + - pca comment-projection/comment-extremity (FP-2393072de1): Clojure's + with-proj-and-extremtiy (conversation.clj:341-352); projection is + emitted TRANSPOSED (component-major), extremity is a norm and + therefore sign-invariant. + - group-clusters (FP-55e290562e): members are BASE-CLUSTER ids + (Clojure folded form); the unfolded-pids view stays available under + the snake alias ``group_clusters``. + - repness (FP-c3cee15f8b): {gid: [finalize-cmt-stats entries]}; the + internal dict moves to ``repness_full`` (python-only key) so + ``from_dict`` round-trips losslessly. + - moderation seam (FP-2f5714ce9c/FP-872f81716c/FP-2975bbfb04): + mod-in/mod-out/lastModTimestamp are null until moderation has been + applied. + """ + # tids in Clojure column (first-vote arrival) order; tid-aligned pca + # arrays are permuted with them so the blob stays internally + # consistent. Falls back to emitted order for tids that predate the + # tracker (e.g. conversations restored from pre-tracker blobs). + emitted_tids = result.get('tids') or [] + emitted_set = set(emitted_tids) + arrival = [t for t in self.tid_arrival_order if t in emitted_set] + arrival_set = set(arrival) + arrival += [t for t in emitted_tids if t not in arrival_set] + tid_pos = {t: i for i, t in enumerate(emitted_tids)} + perm = [tid_pos[t] for t in arrival] + + if self.pca: + center = np.asarray(self.pca['center'], dtype=float) + comps = np.asarray(self.pca['comps'], dtype=float) + cmnt_proj = pca_project_cmnts(center, comps) # Delphi sign, (n_cmts, n_comps) + if cmnt_proj.ndim == 2 and cmnt_proj.shape[1] < 2: + # comps are rank-capped (a 1-cmt conv has ONE component) but + # Clojure's comment-projection is always 2-row: the [pc1 pc2] + # destructure zero-fills the missing component + # (with-proj-and-extremtiy over sparsity-aware projection). + cmnt_proj = np.pad( + cmnt_proj, ((0, 0), (0, 2 - cmnt_proj.shape[1])) + ) + extremity = compute_comment_extremity(cmnt_proj) + pca_out = dict(result.get('pca', {})) + if len(perm) == center.shape[0]: + # Permute tids and every tid-aligned pca array TOGETHER so + # the blob stays internally consistent. + result['tids'] = arrival + center = center[perm] + comps = comps[:, perm] + cmnt_proj = cmnt_proj[perm, :] + extremity = extremity[perm] + pca_out['center'] = (-center).tolist() + pca_out['comps'] = comps.tolist() + pca_out['comment-projection'] = (-cmnt_proj.T).tolist() + pca_out['comment-extremity'] = extremity.tolist() + result['pca'] = pca_out + else: + # No tid-aligned arrays to keep in sync — reorder tids alone. + result['tids'] = arrival + + bc = result.get('base-clusters') + if bc: + bc['x'] = [-v for v in bc['x']] + bc['y'] = [-v for v in bc['y']] + + result['group-clusters'] = [ + { + 'id': g['id'], + 'members': list(g['members']), + 'center': [-c for c in g['center']], + } + for g in (self.group_clusters or []) + ] + + if self.repness and self.repness.get('group_repness') is not None: + result['repness_full'] = self.repness + result['repness'] = { + gid: [self._legacy_repness_entry(e) for e in entries] + for gid, entries in self.repness['group_repness'].items() + } + + if not self.moderation_applied: + result['mod-in'] = None + result['mod-out'] = None + result['lastModTimestamp'] = self.last_mod_timestamp + def _compute_group_votes(self) -> Dict[str, Any]: """ Compute group votes structure which maps group IDs to vote statistics by comment. @@ -1175,6 +1814,14 @@ def _compute_group_votes(self) -> Dict[str, Any]: # Expand base-cluster IDs to participant IDs (matches Clojure group-votes) unfolded = self._unfolded_group_clusters() + # Clojure's group-votes aggregates votes-base, whose fnk reads + # RAW-rating-mat (conversation.clj:601-608): moderated-out comments + # report the ACTUAL votes cast and true seen-counts, not the + # post-zeroing pass-shaped columns (a zeroed column would tally + # A=0/D=0 with S = every member). + # tests/test_mod_update_parity.py TestGroupVotesTallyRawMatrix. + tally_mat = self.raw_rating_mat + group_votes = {} # Helper to count votes of a specific type for a group @@ -1194,7 +1841,7 @@ def count_votes_for_group(group_id, comment_id, vote_type): row_indices = [] for member in members: try: - member_idx = self.rating_mat.index.get_loc(member) + member_idx = tally_mat.index.get_loc(member) row_indices.append(member_idx) except ValueError: # Skip members not found in matrix @@ -1202,13 +1849,13 @@ def count_votes_for_group(group_id, comment_id, vote_type): # Get the column index for this comment try: - col_idx = self.rating_mat.columns.get_loc(comment_id) + col_idx = tally_mat.columns.get_loc(comment_id) except ValueError: # If comment not found, return 0 return 0 # Count votes of specified type - votes = self.rating_mat.values[row_indices, col_idx] + votes = tally_mat.values[row_indices, col_idx] if vote_type == 'A': # Agree return int(np.sum(np.abs(votes - 1.0) < 0.001)) @@ -1262,10 +1909,11 @@ def _compute_user_vote_counts(self) -> Dict[str, int]: import time start_time = time.time() # raw_rating_mat for the COLUMN view (preserves moderated-out comments — D15 - # parity), but filtered to rating_mat.index for the ROW view so moderated-out - # *participants* (mod_out_ptpts, dropped by _apply_moderation) don't leak - # into vote counts. Both filters together give the moderation-applied state - # with un-zeroed values, matching what Clojure produces. + # parity), row view via rating_mat.index. Since the ban-filter drop + # (bans are not a Polis feature), rating_mat.index keeps banned rows + # (Q1), matching Clojure's unfiltered user-vote-counts. Both filters + # together give the moderation-applied state with un-zeroed values, + # matching what Clojure produces. mat = self.raw_rating_mat.loc[self.rating_mat.index] logger.info(f"Starting _compute_user_vote_counts for {mat.shape[0]} participants") @@ -1304,11 +1952,15 @@ def _compute_user_vote_counts(self) -> Dict[str, int]: return vote_counts - def _get_in_conv_participants(self) -> Set[str]: - """ - Get participants who have voted enough to be included in clustering. + # Clojure greedy in-conv floor: if fewer than this many participants clear + # the vote threshold, greedily admit the top voters up to this count + # (conversation.clj:259 `greedy-n 15`). + IN_CONV_GREEDY_N = 15 - Matches Clojure's in-conv logic from conversation.clj lines 239-266. + def _get_in_conv_participants(self) -> Set[Any]: + """ + Get participants to include in clustering (Clojure :in-conv, + conversation.clj:243-269). Threshold: participant must have voted on at least min(7, n_comments) comments (Clojure parity fix D2). @@ -1323,20 +1975,67 @@ def _get_in_conv_participants(self) -> Set[str]: MUST be persisted to DynamoDB. See compdemocracy/polis#2358 and Clojure's approach in conv_man.clj:55, conversation.clj:244. + Beyond the threshold set, this ports the two Clojure steps the + Python pipeline was originally missing (conversation.clj:243-269): + + 1. CARRY: union into the PERSISTENT in-conv set carried on the conv + (`(or (:in-conv conv) #{})`, conversation.clj:247) so a participant, + once in, stays in — including greedy admits. + 2. GREEDY FLOOR: if fewer than 15 participants are in, greedily admit + the top `15 - n_in` remaining participants by vote count descending + (conversation.clj:259-268), and PERSIST them in the carried set. + Returns: - Set of participant IDs that meet the threshold + Set of participant IDs to feed base clustering. """ n_cmts = len(self.raw_rating_mat.columns) if hasattr(self.raw_rating_mat, 'columns') else 0 threshold = min(7, n_cmts) - # Get vote counts for all participants + # Get vote counts for all participants (raw_rating_mat, insertion/row + # order preserved — the deterministic greedy tie-break below relies on it). vote_counts = self._compute_user_vote_counts() - # Filter participants meeting threshold - in_conv = {pid for pid, count in vote_counts.items() if count >= threshold} - - logger.info(f"Filtered {len(in_conv)}/{len(vote_counts)} participants meeting vote threshold {threshold:.1f}") - + # Participants meeting the vote threshold (Clojure conversation.clj:249-256). + threshold_set = {pid for pid, count in vote_counts.items() if count >= threshold} + + # Carry forward the persisted in-conv set, then union the threshold + # set into it (Clojure `(into in-conv ...)`, conversation.clj:247-256). + # The intersection with vote_counts is belt-and-braces: since the Q1 + # ban-leak replication, rating_mat keeps banned rows, so + # vote_counts covers every carried pid and the intersection is inert + # (append-only votes mean a counted pid can never vanish). It stays as + # defense against any future row-view change re-opening the stale-carry + # trap #2623's T1 fixed (a carried pid missing from vote_counts would + # inflate the size check so the greedy floor never re-fires). + in_conv = (set(self.in_conv) & set(vote_counts.keys())) | threshold_set + + # Greedy floor (conversation.clj:259-268): if under 15, admit the top + # remaining voters by count descending. Clojure sorts its hash-map with + # `(sort-by (comp - second))` — a STABLE sort — so equal-count ties keep + # the map's ITERATION order, which is deterministic (Murmur3 hashLong + + # HAMT chunk order; validated against three recorded-blob oracles, see + # polismath/utils/clj_hash.py). Candidates are therefore pre-ordered by + # Clojure hash-map order before the stable count sort. Non-int pids fall + # back to matrix row order (clojure_hash_map_key_order passthrough). + # The ≤8-entry array-map regime (insertion order) can't affect the pick: + # a tie only matters with ≥16 participants, which guarantees hash-map. + # Below-threshold participants ARE eligible here (the floor guarantees + # clustering has enough rows in tiny/early conversations). + greedy_n = self.IN_CONV_GREEDY_N + if len(in_conv) < greedy_n: + candidates = [ + pid for pid in clojure_hash_map_key_order(vote_counts.keys()) + if pid not in in_conv + ] + candidates.sort(key=lambda pid: -vote_counts[pid]) # stable -> clj-map ties + in_conv.update(candidates[:greedy_n - len(in_conv)]) + + # Persist for the next tick (Clojure returns this as the conv's new + # :in-conv; deepcopy in recompute threads it forward). + self.in_conv = set(in_conv) + + logger.info(f"Legacy in-conv: {len(threshold_set)} over threshold " + f"{threshold:.1f}, {len(in_conv)} after carry+greedy floor") return in_conv def _fold_base_clusters(self, clusters: List[Dict]) -> Dict: @@ -1575,7 +2274,9 @@ def numpy_to_list(arr): # raw_rating_mat so that moderated-out columns report the actual votes cast, # not the post-D15 zeros (which would inflate every column's 'S' count). votes_base_start = time.time() - result['votes-base'] = self._compute_votes_base() + # Clojure-exact per-base-cluster bucket vectors (agg-bucket-votes- + # for-tid parity). + result['votes-base'] = self._compute_votes_base_buckets() logger.info(f"Votes base: {time.time() - votes_base_start:.4f}s") # Compute group votes with optimized approach @@ -1588,8 +2289,14 @@ def numpy_to_list(arr): # Reuse the already-unfolded group clusters (computed above) unfolded_groups = unfolded_gc + # Same tally-source rule as _compute_group_votes: Clojure's + # group-votes aggregates votes-base, which reads RAW-rating-mat + # (conversation.clj:601-608) — moderated-out comments report the + # actual votes cast, not the zeroed pass-shaped columns. + tally_mat = self.raw_rating_mat + # Precompute indices for each participant for faster lookups - ptpt_indices = {ptpt_id: i for i, ptpt_id in enumerate(self.rating_mat.index)} + ptpt_indices = {ptpt_id: i for i, ptpt_id in enumerate(tally_mat.index)} # Process each group for group in unfolded_groups: @@ -1601,19 +2308,19 @@ def numpy_to_list(arr): member_indices = [] for member in group.get('members', []): idx = ptpt_indices.get(member) - if idx is not None and idx < self.rating_mat.values.shape[0]: + if idx is not None and idx < tally_mat.values.shape[0]: member_indices.append(idx) - + # Skip groups with no valid members if not member_indices: continue - + # Get the vote submatrix for this group - group_matrix = self.rating_mat.values[member_indices, :] - + group_matrix = tally_mat.values[member_indices, :] + # Calculate vote stats for each comment using vectorized operations votes = {} - for j, comment_id in enumerate(self.rating_mat.columns): + for j, comment_id in enumerate(tally_mat.columns): if j >= group_matrix.shape[1]: continue @@ -1663,25 +2370,26 @@ def numpy_to_list(arr): tid_key = int(tid) except (ValueError, TypeError): tid_key = tid - + # Start with consensus value of 1 consensus_value = 1.0 has_data = False - + # Multiply probabilities from all groups (same as reduce * in Clojure) for gid, gid_data in result['group-votes'].items(): votes_data = gid_data.get('votes', {}) - + if tid_key in votes_data: vote_stats = votes_data[tid_key] agree_count = vote_stats.get('A', 0) total_count = vote_stats.get('S', 0) - - # Calculate probability with Laplace smoothing - if total_count > 0: - prob = (agree_count + 1.0) / (total_count + 2.0) - consensus_value *= prob - has_data = True + + # Clojure parity (conversation.clj:639-641, + # FP-b3670cb052): every group's factor multiplies + # in, `:or {A 0 S 0}` — a zero-S group contributes + # (0+1)/(0+2) = 1/2, it is NOT skipped. + consensus_value *= (agree_count + 1.0) / (total_count + 2.0) + has_data = True # Only store if we have actual data if has_data: @@ -1692,15 +2400,23 @@ def numpy_to_list(arr): # Calculate in-conv participants in_conv_start = time.time() - - # Use pre-calculated vote counts to avoid recalculation - in_conv = [] - min_votes = min(7, self.comment_count) - - for pid, count in result['user-vote-counts'].items(): - if count >= min_votes: - in_conv.append(pid) # pid is already converted to int where possible - + + if self.in_conv: + # PR-E: serialize the PERSISTED carry+greedy set — exactly the + # participants that fed base clustering — so the blob's :in-conv + # matches the clustered rows (Clojure serializes its carried + # in-conv). Keyed off user-vote-counts (same source as self.in_conv) + # to preserve pid types and row order. + in_conv = [pid for pid in result['user-vote-counts'] if pid in self.in_conv] + else: + # Cold state (no clustering has persisted an in-conv set yet): + # threshold set only. + in_conv = [] + min_votes = min(7, self.comment_count) + for pid, count in result['user-vote-counts'].items(): + if count >= min_votes: + in_conv.append(pid) # pid is already converted to int where possible + result['in-conv'] = in_conv logger.info(f"In-conv: {time.time() - in_conv_start:.4f}s") @@ -1731,12 +2447,15 @@ def numpy_to_list(arr): # a list-of-dicts format that would break server/src/report.ts, # server/src/utils/pca.ts, and client-participation-alpha consumers. - # Add empty consensus structure for compatibility - result['consensus'] = { - 'agree': [], - 'disagree': [], - 'comment-stats': {} - } + # Surface D11 consensus comments (Clojure parity: client-report's Majority + # view consumes result['consensus']). Pre-Investigation-B this block was + # hardcoded empty, which silently zeroed the Majority view regardless of + # the D11 selection. Falls back to the empty shape when repness is missing + # or did not produce a consensus_comments dict (older blobs, no-group convs). + result['consensus'] = ( + self.repness.get('consensus_comments', {'agree': [], 'disagree': []}) + if self.repness else {'agree': [], 'disagree': []} + ) # Add math_tick value current_time = int(time.time()) @@ -1746,6 +2465,9 @@ def numpy_to_list(arr): # Add math_tick value and return result['math_tick'] = math_tick_value + + self._apply_legacy_blob_shape(result) + logger.info(f"Total to_dict time: {time.time() - overall_start_time:.4f}s") return result @@ -1965,8 +2687,14 @@ def from_dict(cls, data: Dict[str, Any]) -> 'Conversation': Returns: Conversation instance """ - # Create empty conversation - conv = cls(data.get('conversation_id', '')) + # Create empty conversation. to_dict emits the id under 'zid' (both + # modes — it renames conversation_id at emission), matching Clojure + # prep-main blobs; accept either key so a recorded blob round-trips + # with its id intact (restart-seam root, journal 2026-07-24). + # Key-presence check, not truthiness: a legitimately-falsy id (0) + # must not fall through to the other key (#2656 review). + conv = cls(data['conversation_id'] if 'conversation_id' in data + else data.get('zid', '')) # Restore basic attributes conv.last_updated = data.get('last_updated', int(time.time() * 1000)) @@ -1982,13 +2710,45 @@ def from_dict(cls, data: Dict[str, Any]) -> 'Conversation': conv.mod_in_tids = set(moderation.get('mod_in_tids', [])) conv.meta_tids = set(moderation.get('meta_tids', [])) conv.mod_out_ptpts = set(moderation.get('mod_out_ptpts', [])) - + + # Best-effort inference (the blob carries no explicit flag): any + # restored moderation set implies moderation was applied. A + # moderated-then-emptied conversation restores as not-applied — the + # same information loss Clojure has on a cold restore. + conv.moderation_applied = bool( + conv.mod_out_tids or conv.mod_in_tids + or conv.meta_tids or conv.mod_out_ptpts + ) + # Blobs emit the real (possibly null) mod watermark. + conv.last_mod_timestamp = data.get('lastModTimestamp') + # Blobs emit tids in Clojure column (arrival) order — restore the + # tracker so tie-breaking survives a warm restart. + conv.tid_arrival_order = list(data.get('tids', [])) + # Restore PCA data pca_data = data.get('pca') if pca_data: + center = np.array(pca_data['center']) + comps = np.array(pca_data['comps']) + # Inverse of the legacy emission sign parity: blobs carry the + # Clojure-convention (negated) center; internal state stays in + # Delphi convention (see _apply_legacy_blob_shape). + center = -center + # Inverse of the legacy emission ORDER parity: blobs emit tids + # (and every tid-aligned pca array) in Clojure ARRIVAL order, + # while internal state aligns with the natsorted matrix + # columns. Without un-permuting, a warm restore would seed the + # next PCA with column-misaligned center/comps (#2649 review). + blob_tids = data.get('tids') or [] + if len(blob_tids) == center.shape[0]: + pos = {t: i for i, t in enumerate(blob_tids)} + perm = [pos[t] for t in natsorted(blob_tids)] + center = center[perm] + if comps.ndim == 2 and comps.shape[1] == len(perm): + comps = comps[:, perm] conv.pca = { - 'center': np.array(pca_data['center']), - 'comps': np.array(pca_data['comps']) + 'center': center, + 'comps': comps } # Restore projection data @@ -1998,9 +2758,59 @@ def from_dict(cls, data: Dict[str, Any]) -> 'Conversation': # Restore cluster data conv.group_clusters = data.get('group_clusters', []) + + # Restore base clusters — the blob emits them in the Clojure folded + # column-store shape ({'id': [...], 'members': [...], 'x': [...], + # 'y': [...], 'count': [...]}); unfold to the internal row shape + # exactly as restructure-json-conv does (conv_man.clj:171-186 → + # clusters.clj:402-414 unfold-clusters: center := [x, y]). Without + # this, a warm restart cold-starts the base-cluster lineage and the + # first post-restart tick re-mints every id (restart-seam root, + # journal 2026-07-24). Legacy blobs carry emission-NEGATED x/y (see + # _apply_legacy_blob_shape) — un-negate back to the internal sign + # convention, mirroring the pca center restore above. + folded_bc = data.get('base-clusters') + if folded_bc: + unfolded_bc = conv._unfold_base_clusters(folded_bc) + for c in unfolded_bc: + c['center'] = [-v for v in c['center']] + conv.base_clusters = unfolded_bc + + # Restore group-votes — restructure-json-conv keeps :group-votes + # (conv_man.clj:174) and the recovery tick's comment-priorities read + # it as the PREVIOUS tick's group-votes (Q2, conversation.clj:658); + # without this a warm restart computes priorities against empty prev + # group-votes (every comment looks unseen → inflated priorities — + # vw-restart4 step-5 divergence, journal 2026-07-24). A JSON + # round-trip stringifies the per-group vote tid keys; re-intify + # them, mirroring parse-blob-json turning numeric-string keys back + # into longs (postgres.clj:419-433). gid keys stay as emitted (the + # priorities reduce only iterates values). Improved mode is + # unaffected in practice: priorities there read the CURRENT tick's + # group-votes, and the recompute overwrites this attribute first. + def _numeric_key(k): + try: + return int(k) + except (ValueError, TypeError): + return k + + blob_gv = data.get('group-votes') + if blob_gv: + conv.group_votes = { + gid: { + **{k: v for k, v in g.items() if k != 'votes'}, + 'votes': { + _numeric_key(t): e + for t, e in (g.get('votes') or {}).items() + }, + } + for gid, g in blob_gv.items() + } - # Restore representativeness data - conv.repness = data.get('repness') + # Restore representativeness data. Legacy blobs emit 'repness' in + # Clojure per-group shape and park the internal dict under + # 'repness_full' — prefer the lossless internal copy when present. + conv.repness = data.get('repness_full', data.get('repness')) # Restore participant info conv.participant_info = data.get('participant_info', {}) @@ -2139,9 +2949,16 @@ def float_to_decimal(obj): # Expand base-cluster IDs to participant IDs for vote counting unfolded_groups = self._unfolded_group_clusters() + # Same tally-source rule as _compute_group_votes / to_dict: + # Clojure's group-votes aggregates votes-base, which reads + # RAW-rating-mat (conversation.clj:601-608) — moderated-out + # comments report the actual votes cast, not the zeroed + # pass-shaped columns. + tally_mat = self.raw_rating_mat + # Precompute indices for each participant ptpt_indices = {} - for i, ptpt_id in enumerate(self.rating_mat.index): + for i, ptpt_id in enumerate(tally_mat.index): ptpt_indices[ptpt_id] = i # Process each group @@ -2154,19 +2971,19 @@ def float_to_decimal(obj): member_indices = [] for member in group.get('members', []): idx = ptpt_indices.get(member) - if idx is not None and idx < self.rating_mat.values.shape[0]: + if idx is not None and idx < tally_mat.values.shape[0]: member_indices.append(idx) - + # Skip groups with no valid members if not member_indices: continue - + # Get the submatrix for this group - group_matrix = self.rating_mat.values[member_indices, :] - + group_matrix = tally_mat.values[member_indices, :] + # Calculate votes for each comment group_votes = {} - for j, comment_id in enumerate(self.rating_mat.columns): + for j, comment_id in enumerate(tally_mat.columns): if j >= group_matrix.shape[1]: continue @@ -2272,12 +3089,18 @@ def float_to_decimal(obj): } result['pca'] = float_to_decimal(pca_data) - # Add consensus structure - result['consensus'] = { - 'agree': [], - 'disagree': [], - 'comment_stats': {} - } + # Surface D11 consensus comments (Clojure parity). Pre-Investigation-B + # this block was hardcoded empty, so the DynamoDB blob never carried the + # D11 dict even when repness produced one. Falls back to the empty shape + # when repness is missing or didn't produce consensus_comments. + # float_to_decimal is REQUIRED: entries carry float p-success/p-test and + # writer Site 1 puts this dict straight into the Delphi_PCAResults Item — + # boto3 rejects raw floats (caught by CI's e2e run, 2026-07-05; the + # legacy writer branch converts, the pre-formatted branch did not). + result['consensus'] = float_to_decimal( + self.repness.get('consensus_comments', {'agree': [], 'disagree': []}) + if self.repness else {'agree': [], 'disagree': []} + ) # Add math_tick value current_time = int(time.time()) @@ -2289,10 +3112,18 @@ def float_to_decimal(obj): logger.info(f"[{time.time() - start_time:.2f}s] Processing comment priorities...") priorities = {} for cid, priority in self.comment_priorities.items(): + # Preserve the float VALUE as Decimal (boto3 rejects raw + # floats). The previous int() truncation was harmless while + # the D12.6 bug-mirror pins every priority to 49.0, but the + # real formula (restored when issue #2571 resolves) spans + # ~0.18–31.46 on real data: int() floors sub-1 priorities + # to 0, which the TS server's weighted routing treats as + # "no priority data" — those comments would never be routed. + value = float_to_decimal(float(priority)) try: - priorities[int(cid)] = int(priority) + priorities[int(cid)] = value except (ValueError, TypeError): - priorities[cid] = int(priority) + priorities[cid] = value result['comment_priorities'] = priorities # Process repness data efficiently diff --git a/delphi/polismath/database/dynamodb.py b/delphi/polismath/database/dynamodb.py index 3d74433dee..5bde39d640 100644 --- a/delphi/polismath/database/dynamodb.py +++ b/delphi/polismath/database/dynamodb.py @@ -300,6 +300,23 @@ def write_conversation(self, conv) -> bool: if analysis_table: if dynamo_data: # Use pre-formatted data + # D11 cascade fix (Investigation B, Site 1), corrected + # 2026-07-04: `to_dynamo_dict()` surfaces consensus at + # TOP-LEVEL `result['consensus']` — its `repness` dict + # carries only `comment_repness`. The previous read of + # `repness.consensus_comments` matched a key that never + # exists, so the writer always stored the empty default + # (the round-trip test masked this by stubbing + # to_dynamo_dict with the wrong nested shape). + consensus_comments = dynamo_data.get( + 'consensus', {'agree': [], 'disagree': []} + ) + # Belt-and-braces: to_dynamo_dict already emits Decimals, + # but this Item write is the boto3 boundary — convert + # defensively like the legacy branch below does + # (idempotent on already-converted data). + consensus_comments = self._replace_floats_with_decimals( + self._numpy_to_list(consensus_comments)) analysis_table.put_item(Item={ 'zid': zid, 'math_tick': math_tick, @@ -308,7 +325,7 @@ def write_conversation(self, conv) -> bool: 'comment_count': dynamo_data.get('comment_count', 0), 'group_count': dynamo_data.get('group_count', 0), 'pca': dynamo_data.get('pca', {}), - 'consensus_comments': dynamo_data.get('consensus', {}).get('agree', []) + 'consensus_comments': consensus_comments }) else: # Legacy format @@ -321,11 +338,21 @@ def write_conversation(self, conv) -> bool: } # Replace floats with Decimal for DynamoDB pca_data = self._replace_floats_with_decimals(pca_data) - - # Create the analysis record with Decimal conversion - consensus_comments = self._numpy_to_list(conv.consensus) if hasattr(conv, 'consensus') else [] + + # D11 cascade fix (Investigation B, Site 2): the old code + # sourced from `conv.consensus`, which is always `[]` post-D11 + # (the attribute was deprecated). Source from + # `conv.repness['consensus_comments']` instead — the new shape + # is `{'agree': [...], 'disagree': [...]}`. + if hasattr(conv, 'repness') and conv.repness: + consensus_comments = conv.repness.get( + 'consensus_comments', {'agree': [], 'disagree': []} + ) + else: + consensus_comments = {'agree': [], 'disagree': []} + consensus_comments = self._numpy_to_list(consensus_comments) consensus_comments = self._replace_floats_with_decimals(consensus_comments) - + analysis_table.put_item(Item={ 'zid': zid, 'math_tick': math_tick, @@ -433,7 +460,13 @@ def write_conversation(self, conv) -> bool: batch.put_item(Item={ 'zid_tick': zid_tick, 'comment_id': str(comment_id), - 'priority': comment_priorities.get(comment_id, 0), + # Legacy branch reads conv.comment_priorities + # directly (raw floats) — convert like the + # stats/consensus_score fields above, or + # boto3 rejects the write (Copilot + # 2026-07-04, e). + 'priority': self._replace_floats_with_decimals( + comment_priorities.get(comment_id, 0)), 'stats': stats, 'consensus_score': consensus_score, 'zid': zid, @@ -840,7 +873,24 @@ def read_math_by_tick(self, zid: str, math_tick: int) -> Dict[str, Any]: } # Set consensus - result['consensus'] = analysis.get('consensus_comments', []) + # D11 cascade fix (Investigation B, Site 3): default to the + # new dict shape `{'agree': [], 'disagree': []}` rather than + # the obsolete empty list `[]`, so downstream consumers + # always receive a uniformly-shaped value. + stored_consensus = analysis.get( + 'consensus_comments', {'agree': [], 'disagree': []} + ) + # Normalize legacy/degenerate blobs (Copilot 2026-07-04 + # g3, and #2591): pre-D11 writers stored consensus as a + # (hardcoded-empty) LIST, and a present-but-`None` + # attribute makes `.get(..., default)` return None rather + # than the default. Guard on "not a dict" so any + # non-dict (list, None, str, ...) maps to the empty dict + # shape — downstream consumers always receive + # `{'agree': [], 'disagree': []}` with both keys present. + if not isinstance(stored_consensus, dict): + stored_consensus = {'agree': [], 'disagree': []} + result['consensus'] = stored_consensus # 2. Get groups data groups_table = self.tables.get('Delphi_KMeansClusters') diff --git a/delphi/polismath/database/postgres.py b/delphi/polismath/database/postgres.py index 0d47379a11..f37be7c868 100644 --- a/delphi/polismath/database/postgres.py +++ b/delphi/polismath/database/postgres.py @@ -25,6 +25,7 @@ import pandas as pd from polismath.utils.general import postgres_vote_to_delphi +from polismath.utils.serialization import convert_numpy_types # Set up logging logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) @@ -214,6 +215,23 @@ def __repr__(self): return f"" +class MathBidToPid(Base): + """Stores the base-cluster bid -> participant-id mapping (server consumes it + via server/src/utils/participants.ts). Mirrors the Clojure math_bidtopid + table written by upload-math-bidtopid (postgres.clj:369-380).""" + + __tablename__ = "math_bidtopid" + + zid = sa.Column(sa.Integer, primary_key=True) + math_env = sa.Column(sa.String, primary_key=True) + math_tick = sa.Column(sa.BigInteger, nullable=False, default=-1) + data = sa.Column(JSONB, nullable=False) + modified = sa.Column(sa.BigInteger, server_default=text("now_as_millis()")) + + def __repr__(self): + return f"" + + class MathReportCorrelationMatrix(Base): """Stores correlation matrices for reports.""" @@ -392,10 +410,31 @@ def execute(self, sql: str, params: Optional[Dict[str, Any]] = None) -> int: if not self._initialized: self.initialize() - with self.engine.connect() as conn: + with self.engine.begin() as conn: result = conn.execute(text(sql), params or {}) return result.rowcount + def _write_returning( + self, sql: str, params: Optional[Dict[str, Any]] = None + ) -> List[Dict[str, Any]]: + """Execute a writing statement inside a COMMITTED transaction and return + any RETURNING rows. + + ``query()`` uses ``engine.connect()`` (SQLAlchemy 2.0 "commit as you go"), + which rolls back on close — fine for SELECTs but it silently discards + INSERT/UPDATEs. The upsert writers (math_main / math_ticks / math_bidtopid + / math_ptptstats) MUST persist, so they route through here: + ``engine.begin()`` commits on successful exit. + """ + if not self._initialized: + self.initialize() + + with self.engine.begin() as conn: + result = conn.execute(text(sql), params or {}) + if result.returns_rows: + return [dict(row) for row in result.mappings().all()] + return [] + def get_zinvite_from_zid(self, zid: int) -> Optional[str]: """ Get the zinvite (conversation code) for a conversation ID. @@ -433,7 +472,7 @@ def get_zid_from_zinvite(self, zinvite: str) -> Optional[int]: return None def poll_votes( - self, zid: int, since: Optional[datetime] = None + self, zid: int, since: Optional[int] = None ) -> List[Dict[str, Any]]: """ Poll for new votes in a conversation. @@ -444,7 +483,9 @@ def poll_votes( Args: zid: Conversation ID - since: Only get votes after this timestamp + since: Only get votes after this timestamp — epoch MILLIS (int), + matching the BIGINT ``votes.created`` column (a datetime would + make Postgres error on the bigint comparison) Returns: List of votes with signs converted to Delphi convention @@ -466,24 +507,124 @@ def poll_votes( """ # Add timestamp filter if provided - if since: + if since is not None: sql += " AND created > :since" params["since"] = since + # Row order matters for parity: Clojure conv-poll orders by + # [:zid :tid :pid :created] (postgres.clj:197-212). update_votes assigns + # base-cluster IDs by first-appearance order of participants, which seeds + # k-means; a different row order changes k. So we must ORDER identically. + sql += " ORDER BY zid, tid, pid, created" + # Execute query votes = self.query(sql, params) - # Format votes for processing, flipping sign at PostgreSQL boundary + # Format votes for processing, flipping sign at PostgreSQL boundary. + # pid AND tid are kept as the DB's native int (votes.pid/tid are both + # INTEGER) — NOT str()-wrapped. Found live (2026-07-24, poller- + # equivalence harness, session 2): the pid cast was the ONLY source + # of a Type-mismatch divergence in math_main.base-clusters.members + # against Clojure (which holds an int pid throughout) — + # Conversation.update_votes is deliberately type-agnostic at ingress + # ("Preserve original type", both pid AND tid) and + # raw_rating_mat/rating_mat are ALWAYS rebuilt fresh from these two + # methods on every load-or-init (never restored via from_dict — see + # polismath/poller/__init__.py's "load-or-init finding" docstring), + # so removing the cast is a one-point fix with no other code changes + # needed. Session 3 (same day): fixing pid alone left tid's OWN + # str() cast unmasked — a live vw full-run then showed the SAME + # Type-mismatch pattern on zid/tids[]/repness.*.tid, traced to this + # same cast. The certified/CSV replay driver never cast tid either, + # and matched clj int-for-int across 20 cross-validated entries — + # the evidence that authorized this fix. See also poll_moderation + # below, which needed the SAME fix for mod_out_tids/mod_in_tids/ + # meta_tids/mod_out_ptpts to stay type-consistent with these two. return [ { - "pid": str(v["pid"]), - "tid": str(v["tid"]), + "pid": v["pid"], + "tid": v["tid"], "vote": postgres_vote_to_delphi(int(v["vote"])), "created": v["created"], } for v in votes ] + def poll_votes_since(self, since: int) -> List[Dict[str, Any]]: + """ + Global vote poll across ALL conversations since a watermark. + + Mirrors the Clojure vote poller query (postgres.clj:132-145): + SELECT * FROM votes WHERE created > watermark + ORDER BY zid, tid, pid, created + Signs are flipped to the Delphi convention at this ingress boundary. + + Args: + since: Watermark (millis since epoch); returns rows with created > since + + Returns: + List of votes {zid, pid, tid, vote, created}, sign-flipped, ordered. + """ + rows = self.query( + """ + SELECT zid, tid, pid, vote, created + FROM votes + WHERE created > :since + ORDER BY zid, tid, pid, created + """, + {"since": since}, + ) + # pid AND tid kept as the DB's native int — see poll_votes's + # docstring/comment above for the full root-cause rationale + # (2026-07-24 live findings, sessions 2-3). + return [ + { + "zid": int(v["zid"]), + "pid": v["pid"], + "tid": v["tid"], + "vote": postgres_vote_to_delphi(int(v["vote"])), + "created": v["created"], + } + for v in rows + ] + + def poll_moderation_since(self, since: int) -> List[Dict[str, Any]]: + """ + Global moderation poll across ALL conversations since a watermark. + + Mirrors the Clojure mod poller query (postgres.clj:148-161): + SELECT * FROM comments WHERE modified > watermark + ORDER BY zid, tid, modified + Returns the raw changed-comment rows so the caller can group by zid and + advance the watermark to max(modified). The per-zid worker then + re-derives the FULL current moderation state via poll_moderation(zid). + + Args: + since: Watermark (millis since epoch); rows with modified > since + + Returns: + List of {zid, tid, modified, mod, is_meta}. + """ + rows = self.query( + """ + SELECT zid, tid, modified, mod, is_meta + FROM comments + WHERE modified > :since + ORDER BY zid, tid, modified + """, + {"since": since}, + ) + return [ + { + "zid": int(m["zid"]), + "tid": int(m["tid"]), + "modified": m["modified"], + "mod": m["mod"], + "is_meta": m["is_meta"], + } + for m in rows + ] + def get_report_comment_selections( self, zid: int, rid: Optional[int] = None ) -> List[Dict[str, Any]]: @@ -524,14 +665,15 @@ def get_report_comment_selections( return self.query(sql, params) def poll_moderation( - self, zid: int, since: Optional[datetime] = None + self, zid: int, since: Optional[int] = None ) -> Dict[str, Any]: """ Poll for moderation changes in a conversation. Args: zid: Conversation ID - since: Only get changes after this timestamp + since: Only get changes after this timestamp — epoch MILLIS (int), + matching the BIGINT ``comments.modified`` column Returns: Dictionary with moderation data @@ -559,13 +701,22 @@ def poll_moderation( # Execute query mods = self.query(sql_mods, params) - # Format moderation data + # Format moderation data. tid is kept as the DB's native int — NOT + # str()-wrapped (2026-07-24 live finding, session 3): mod_out_tids + # feeds Conversation._apply_moderation's + # ``[c for c in self.mod_out_tids if c in self.rating_mat.columns]`` + # intersection UNCONDITIONALLY (no engine-mode branch, unlike the + # participant-ban check below) — left str while poll_votes/ + # poll_votes_since's tid became int, that intersection would ALWAYS + # be empty, silently disabling moderated-out comment zeroing in the + # live poller. poll_moderation_since (the OTHER, global-watermark + # variant) already used int(m["tid"]) and was never affected. mod_out_tids = [] mod_in_tids = [] meta_tids = [] for m in mods: - tid = str(m["tid"]) + tid = m["tid"] # Check moderation status with support for string values mod_value = m["mod"] @@ -592,8 +743,15 @@ def poll_moderation( # Execute query mod_ptpts = self.query(sql_ptpts, params) - # Format moderated participants - mod_out_ptpts = [str(p["pid"]) for p in mod_ptpts] + # Format moderated participants. pid kept as the DB's native int — + # NOT str()-wrapped (2026-07-24 live finding, session 3): keeps this + # consistent with poll_votes/poll_votes_since's (also-int) pid, for + # Conversation._apply_moderation's ``p not in self.mod_out_ptpts`` + # check ('improved' engine mode only — 'clojure-legacy' intentionally + # leaks bans and skips this check entirely, so this specific fix has + # no observable effect in the mode this harness runs in, but matters + # for 'improved' mode elsewhere). + mod_out_ptpts = [p["pid"] for p in mod_ptpts] return { "mod_out_tids": mod_out_tids, @@ -643,69 +801,120 @@ def write_math_main( math_tick: Optional[int] = None, ) -> None: """ - Write math results for a conversation. + Write math results for a conversation (Clojure upload-math-main parity). + + caching_tick is NEVER taken from the caller: it is derived in-SQL exactly + as Clojure does (postgres.clj:323-338): + + caching_tick = COALESCE( + (SELECT max(caching_tick) + 1 FROM math_main WHERE math_env = ?), + 1) + + so the TS server's prefetch (pca.ts:84-151 polls caching_tick > last) sees + a strictly increasing, per-math_env cursor. The `caching_tick` parameter + is accepted for signature compatibility but ignored. Args: zid: Conversation ID - data: Math data + data: Math data (JSON blob stored verbatim) last_vote_timestamp: Timestamp of last processed vote - caching_tick: Current caching tick - math_tick: Current math tick + caching_tick: Ignored (derived in SQL); kept for back-compat + math_tick: Current math tick (shared with the other writes this cycle) """ - with self.session() as session: - # Check if record exists - math_main = ( - session.query(MathMain) - .filter_by(zid=zid, math_env=self.config.math_env) - .first() - ) - - if math_main: - # Update existing record - math_main.data = data - if last_vote_timestamp is not None: - math_main.last_vote_timestamp = last_vote_timestamp - if caching_tick is not None: - math_main.caching_tick = caching_tick - if math_tick is not None: - math_main.math_tick = math_tick - else: - # Create new record - math_main = MathMain( - zid=zid, - math_env=self.config.math_env, - data=data, - last_vote_timestamp=last_vote_timestamp or int(time.time() * 1000), - caching_tick=caching_tick or 0, - math_tick=math_tick or -1, - ) - session.add(math_main) + last_vote_timestamp = ( + last_vote_timestamp + if last_vote_timestamp is not None + else int(time.time() * 1000) + ) + # NOTE: math_env appears twice in the params — once for the row value and + # once inside the caching_tick subquery (mirrors Clojure's duplicated ?). + self._write_returning( + """ + insert into math_main + (zid, math_env, last_vote_timestamp, math_tick, data, caching_tick) + values + (:zid, :math_env, :last_vote_timestamp, :math_tick, + cast(:data as jsonb), + COALESCE((select max(caching_tick) + 1 from math_main + where math_env = :math_env), 1)) + on conflict (zid, math_env) + do update set modified = now_as_millis(), + data = excluded.data, + last_vote_timestamp = excluded.last_vote_timestamp, + math_tick = excluded.math_tick, + caching_tick = excluded.caching_tick + returning zid; + """, + { + "zid": zid, + "math_env": self.config.math_env, + "last_vote_timestamp": last_vote_timestamp, + "math_tick": math_tick if math_tick is not None else -1, + "data": json.dumps(data, default=convert_numpy_types), + }, + ) - def write_participant_stats(self, zid: int, data: Dict[str, Any]) -> None: + def write_math_bidtopid( + self, zid: int, data: Dict[str, Any], math_tick: Optional[int] = None + ) -> None: """ - Write participant statistics for a conversation. + Write the bid -> participant-id mapping (Clojure upload-math-bidtopid, + postgres.clj:369-380). Net-new writer: the TS server's + getBidIndexToPidMapping / getPidsForGid (participants.ts) depend on it. Args: zid: Conversation ID - data: Participant statistics data + data: prep-bidToPid blob {"zid", "bidToPid", "lastVoteTimestamp"} + math_tick: Current math tick (shared with the other writes this cycle) """ - with self.session() as session: - # Check if record exists - ptpt_stats = ( - session.query(MathPtptStats) - .filter_by(zid=zid, math_env=self.config.math_env) - .first() - ) + self._write_returning( + """ + insert into math_bidtopid (zid, math_env, math_tick, data) + values (:zid, :math_env, :math_tick, cast(:data as jsonb)) + on conflict (zid, math_env) + do update set modified = now_as_millis(), + data = excluded.data, + math_tick = excluded.math_tick + returning zid; + """, + { + "zid": zid, + "math_env": self.config.math_env, + "math_tick": math_tick if math_tick is not None else -1, + "data": json.dumps(data, default=convert_numpy_types), + }, + ) - if ptpt_stats: - # Update existing record - ptpt_stats.data = data - else: - # Create new record - ptpt_stats = MathPtptStats( - zid=zid, math_env=self.config.math_env, data=data - ) - session.add(ptpt_stats) + def write_participant_stats( + self, zid: int, data: Dict[str, Any], math_tick: Optional[int] = None + ) -> None: + """ + Write participant statistics (Clojure upload-math-ptptstats parity, + postgres.clj:350-361). Writes math_tick so the three data tables share + the single tick minted for the cycle (conv_man.clj:158-169). + + Args: + zid: Conversation ID + data: Participant statistics data (prep-ptpt-stats blob) + math_tick: Current math tick (shared with the other writes this cycle) + """ + self._write_returning( + """ + insert into math_ptptstats (zid, math_env, math_tick, data) + values (:zid, :math_env, :math_tick, cast(:data as jsonb)) + on conflict (zid, math_env) + do update set modified = now_as_millis(), + data = excluded.data, + math_tick = excluded.math_tick + returning zid; + """, + { + "zid": zid, + "math_env": self.config.math_env, + "math_tick": math_tick if math_tick is not None else -1, + "data": json.dumps(data, default=convert_numpy_types), + }, + ) def write_correlation_matrix(self, rid: int, data: Dict[str, Any]) -> None: """ @@ -738,7 +947,16 @@ def write_correlation_matrix(self, rid: int, data: Dict[str, Any]) -> None: def increment_math_tick(self, zid: int) -> int: """ - Increment the math tick counter for a conversation. + Atomically increment the math tick counter for a conversation. + + Clojure inc-math-tick (postgres.clj:292-295) does this in a SINGLE + statement so concurrent writers never race a read-modify-write: + + insert into math_ticks (zid, math_env) values (?, ?) + on conflict (zid, math_env) + do update set modified = now_as_millis(), + math_tick = (math_ticks.math_tick + 1) + returning math_tick; Args: zid: Conversation ID @@ -746,29 +964,17 @@ def increment_math_tick(self, zid: int) -> int: Returns: New tick value """ - with self.session() as session: - # Check if record exists - math_ticks = ( - session.query(MathTicks) - .filter_by(zid=zid, math_env=self.config.math_env) - .first() - ) - - if math_ticks: - # Update existing record - math_ticks.math_tick += 1 - new_math_tick = math_ticks.math_tick - else: - # Create new record - math_ticks = MathTicks( - zid=zid, math_env=self.config.math_env, math_tick=1 - ) - session.add(math_ticks) - new_math_tick = 1 - - # Commit and return new math tick - session.commit() - return new_math_tick + rows = self._write_returning( + """ + insert into math_ticks (zid, math_env) values (:zid, :math_env) + on conflict (zid, math_env) + do update set modified = now_as_millis(), + math_tick = (math_ticks.math_tick + 1) + returning math_tick; + """, + {"zid": zid, "math_env": self.config.math_env}, + ) + return rows[0]["math_tick"] def poll_tasks( self, task_type: str, last_timestamp: int = 0, limit: int = 10 diff --git a/delphi/polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/clusters.py b/delphi/polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/clusters.py index bc4df35de8..cc976d85c4 100644 --- a/delphi/polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/clusters.py +++ b/delphi/polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/clusters.py @@ -8,7 +8,6 @@ import numpy as np import pandas as pd from typing import Dict, List, Optional, Tuple, Union, Any -import random from copy import deepcopy from sklearn.cluster import KMeans from sklearn.metrics import silhouette_score @@ -674,8 +673,15 @@ def calculate_silhouette_sklearn(data: np.ndarray, Returns: Silhouette coefficient (between -1 and 1, higher is better) """ - # sklearn requires at least 2 clusters and 2 samples - if len(np.unique(labels)) <= 1 or data.shape[0] <= 1: + # sklearn's silhouette_score requires 2 <= n_labels <= n_samples - 1. + # When there are as many (or more) distinct labels as samples — e.g. only + # two base clusters fed into a k=2 group clustering (2 points / 2 labels) — + # the coefficient is undefined; return the neutral 0.0 sentinel instead of + # letting sklearn raise ValueError. (powerit PCA can collapse a small + # conversation to two base clusters; see #2591.) + n_labels = len(np.unique(labels)) + n_samples = data.shape[0] + if n_labels <= 1 or n_labels >= n_samples: return 0.0 return silhouette_score(data, labels, metric=metric) @@ -762,9 +768,6 @@ def cluster_dataframe(df: pd.DataFrame, row_to_idx = {name: i for i, name in enumerate(df.index)} last_clusters_internal = clusters_from_dict(last_clusters, row_to_idx) - # Use fixed random seed for initialization to be more consistent - np.random.seed(42) - # Perform clustering clusters_result = kmeans( matrix_data, @@ -774,10 +777,15 @@ def cluster_dataframe(df: pd.DataFrame, weights_array ) - # Sort clusters by size (descending) to match Clojure behavior + # NOTE: this size-descending sort + id reassignment does NOT match + # Clojure (the old comment here claimed it did). Clojure keeps + # first-k-distinct encounter-order ids and only ever sorts by :id — + # see the 2026-07-05 gid label-swap fix in conversation.py, which + # removed the same pattern from the LIVE path. This function is not + # on the production path (kmeans_sklearn is; sole caller is + # tests/test_clusters.py, whose expectations pin this ordering), so + # the behavior is kept as-is here rather than silently changed. clusters_result.sort(key=lambda x: len(x.members), reverse=True) - - # Reassign IDs based on sorted order to match Clojure behavior for i, cluster in enumerate(clusters_result): cluster.id = i diff --git a/delphi/polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/group_k_smoother.py b/delphi/polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/group_k_smoother.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..d92a378871 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/group_k_smoother.py @@ -0,0 +1,129 @@ +""" +Group-K smoother: port of Clojure :group-k-smoother (conversation.clj:454-478). + +Damps flicker in K (the number of opinion groups). Left un-smoothed, K would +jump every tick to whatever k currently maximizes the silhouette; the smoother +only lets K switch to a new best value after `:group-k-buffer` (= 4, +conversation.clj:154) consecutive ticks agree on it. + +The state {last_k, last_k_count, smoothed_k} is threaded ON THE CONV across +conv-update ticks (conversation.clj:457) and is NOT persisted (Clojure's +math_main whitelist omits it, conv_man.clj:52-74). This module is a pure +function so it can be unit-tested in isolation and reused by +Conversation._compute_clusters. + +NOTE: Python has no subgroups (conversation.py hardcodes subgroup_clusters = +{}), so ONLY the top-level group-k-smoother is ported here — the parallel +subgroup smoother (conversation.clj:520-560) is intentionally not. +""" + +from typing import Any, Dict, Mapping, Optional, Tuple + +# Clojure :group-k-buffer default (conversation.clj:154): switch K only after +# this many consecutive ticks agree on a new best-K. +GROUP_K_BUFFER = 4 + + +def _argmax_silhouette_higher_k_wins(silhouettes_by_k: Mapping[int, float]) -> Optional[int]: + """ + argmax_k silhouette[k], breaking ties toward the HIGHER k. + + Clojure computes this as + (apply max-key group-clusterings-silhouettes (keys group-clusterings)) + (conversation.clj:461). Clojure's `max-key` returns the LAST argument among + equal-valued maxima, and the group-clusterings map (built by + `plmb/map-from-keys` over `(range 2 (inc max-k))`) iterates its keys in + ASCENDING order for the small array-maps used here. So on a silhouette tie + the HIGHER k is kept. We reproduce that by scanning k ascending and + replacing the incumbent on `>=` (not strict `>`). + + Returns None only if `silhouettes_by_k` is empty (the caller guarantees at + least k=2 is present, conversation.py group loop over range(2, max_k+1) + with max_k >= 2). + """ + best_k: Optional[int] = None + best_score: Optional[float] = None + for k in sorted(silhouettes_by_k): + score = silhouettes_by_k[k] + if best_score is None or score >= best_score: + best_k = k + best_score = score + return best_k + + +def group_k_smoother_update( + prev_state: Optional[Mapping[str, Any]], + silhouettes_by_k: Mapping[int, float], + buffer: int = GROUP_K_BUFFER, +) -> Tuple[Dict[str, Any], int]: + """ + Advance the group-K smoother by one tick. Pure function. + + Port of Clojure :group-k-smoother (conversation.clj:454-478). + + State carried on the conv across ticks (conversation.clj:457): + last_k - the best-K from the previous tick (None on the first tick) + last_k_count - consecutive ticks this_k has equalled last_k + (Clojure `:or {last-k-count 0}`, conversation.clj:457) + smoothed_k - the K actually used last tick (None on the first tick) + + Update rule (conversation.clj:461-478): + this_k = argmax_k silhouette (ties -> higher k; see helper) + same = last_k is not None and this_k == last_k + this_k_count = last_k_count + 1 if same else 1 + smoothed_k = this_k if this_k_count >= buffer + else (prev smoothed_k if not None else this_k) + clamp (#2536, conversation.clj:469-478): if smoothed_k is not among the + current clusterings' k-values, fall back to this_k. + + First tick (smoothed_k is None): accepts this_k immediately — the + cold-start invariant that makes 'improved' and 'clojure-legacy' coincide on + tick 1. + + Args: + prev_state: previous {last_k, last_k_count, smoothed_k}; None/{} on the + first tick. + silhouettes_by_k: {k: silhouette} for THIS tick's clusterings. Its keys + are the valid k-values used by the clamp. + buffer: consecutive-agreement threshold before switching K + (Clojure :group-k-buffer, default 4). + + Returns: + (new_state, smoothed_k). `smoothed_k` is guaranteed to be a key of + `silhouettes_by_k`, so `clusterings[smoothed_k]` never KeyErrors. + + Raises: + ValueError: if `silhouettes_by_k` is empty — the membership guarantee + above would be impossible to honor. + """ + if not silhouettes_by_k: + raise ValueError( + "group_k_smoother_update requires a non-empty silhouettes_by_k: " + "smoothed_k must be one of its keys") + state = prev_state or {} + last_k = state.get('last_k') # None if absent + last_k_count = state.get('last_k_count', 0) # Clojure :or {last-k-count 0} + prev_smoothed_k = state.get('smoothed_k') # None if absent + + this_k = _argmax_silhouette_higher_k_wins(silhouettes_by_k) + + same = last_k is not None and this_k == last_k + this_k_count = last_k_count + 1 if same else 1 + + if this_k_count >= buffer: + smoothed_k = this_k + else: + smoothed_k = prev_smoothed_k if prev_smoothed_k is not None else this_k + + # Clamp (#2536, conversation.clj:469-478): a carried smoothed_k that no + # longer exists this tick (e.g. the base-cluster count shrank so max-k + # dropped) falls back to the current best available k. + if smoothed_k not in silhouettes_by_k: + smoothed_k = this_k + + new_state = { + 'last_k': this_k, + 'last_k_count': this_k_count, + 'smoothed_k': smoothed_k, + } + return new_state, smoothed_k diff --git a/delphi/polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/legacy_kmeans.py b/delphi/polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/legacy_kmeans.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..2f53fb5102 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/legacy_kmeans.py @@ -0,0 +1,595 @@ +""" +Faithful port of the Clojure ``polismath.math.clusters`` k-means WITH lineage. + +This is the warm-start k-means Clojure actually threads across conv-update ticks +(``:last-clusters (:base-clusters conv)`` -> ``kmeans`` -> ``clean-start-clusters``, +math/src/polismath/math/conversation.clj:403-410 and clusters.clj:301-312). Its +defining property is CLUSTER-IDENTITY LINEAGE: cluster ids are stable across +ticks, new ids strictly increase, merges keep the larger side's id, and vanished +members are dropped. Base-cluster ids feed group-level clustering and the +serialized blob, so lineage propagates downstream in sequential runs. + +This is a DIFFERENT algorithm from the off-production ``clusters.py`` warm start +(split-largest / merge-closest, clusters.py:302-364), which is NOT a port of the +Clojure ``clean-start-clusters``. That module is intentionally left untouched; +this one is the faithful port wired into the engine (the only clustering path +since the mode collapse). + +Data model (mirrors Clojure's named-matrix + cluster maps): + + - A clustering is a ``list`` of ``dict`` clusters ``{'id': int, + 'members': list, 'center': np.ndarray (1-D float)}``. ``members`` are ROW + NAMES (participant ids at base level; base-cluster ids at group level), + exactly as Clojure's ``:members`` hold row names of the named matrix. + - Input data is a ``_NamedData(row_names, matrix)`` pair: ``matrix[i]`` is the + row vector for ``row_names[i]``. This reproduces named-matrix lookups + (``get-row-by-name``, ``rowname-subset``) that key clusters to the current + data by NAME — the mechanism that lets a prior tick's members be matched + against (or dropped from) the current tick's rows. + - ``weights`` is either ``None`` (base level) or a ``dict`` mapping row name -> + weight (group level, ``:weights base-clusters-weights``, + conversation.clj:444; the weight of a base cluster is its member count). + +Every public function cites the Clojure source it ports. Clojure is +authoritative; where a Clojure quirk is load-bearing it is reproduced and +flagged in the docstring. +""" + +from typing import Any, Dict, List, Mapping, Optional, Sequence, Union + +import numpy as np + +# Reuse the EXACT first-k-distinct helper the production cold path uses +# (clusters.py:551) so that a COLD legacy clustering initialises from the same +# seed rows as ``kmeans_sklearn``'s ``use_first_k_init`` branch. Sharing this is +# what keeps the base-level cold-start invariant tight (see module tests). +from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.clusters import _get_first_k_distinct_centers +from polismath.utils.clj_hash import clojure_hash_map_key_order + +# Clojure ``same-clustering?`` default tolerance (clusters.clj:71). +SAME_CLUSTERING_THRESHOLD = 0.01 +# Clojure ``kmeans`` default ``max-iters`` (clusters.clj:303). +DEFAULT_MAX_ITERS = 20 + + +class _NamedData: + """A named matrix: row names aligned 1:1 with rows of a float matrix. + + Reproduces the subset of ``polismath.math.named-matrix`` used by k-means: + ``rownames`` (order-preserving), ``get-row-by-name`` (named_matrix.clj:268), + and membership (used to emulate ``safe-rowname-subset``'s drop-missing + behaviour, named_matrix.clj:258-265). + """ + + def __init__(self, row_names: Sequence[Any], matrix: np.ndarray): + self.row_names: List[Any] = list(row_names) + self.matrix: np.ndarray = np.asarray(matrix, dtype=float) + if self.matrix.ndim != 2 or self.matrix.shape[0] != len(self.row_names): + raise ValueError( + "matrix must be 2-D with one row per name " + f"(got shape {self.matrix.shape} for {len(self.row_names)} names)") + # Last-write-wins on duplicate names would corrupt lookups; Clojure's + # index-hash also de-dups names, but our callers pass unique names. + self._index_by_name: Dict[Any, int] = { + name: i for i, name in enumerate(self.row_names)} + + def get_row(self, name: Any) -> np.ndarray: + """Row vector for ``name`` (Clojure ``get-row-by-name``).""" + return self.matrix[self._index_by_name[name]] + + def __contains__(self, name: Any) -> bool: + return name in self._index_by_name + + def n_distinct_rows(self, bound: Optional[int] = None) -> int: + """Count of distinct rows (Clojure ``(count (distinct (matrix/rows ...)))`` + used for ``possible-clusters``, clusters.clj:249). NaN-safe to match the + production first-k-distinct helper. + + Distinctness is first-encounter ``array_equal(..., equal_nan=True)`` + semantics, computed as vectorized elimination passes: each pass takes + the first still-unmatched row and removes every row equal to it + (elementwise ``==`` with NaN==NaN; note ``-0.0 == 0.0``, both matching + ``array_equal``). Row equality is an equivalence relation, so the + class count is identical to the old one-row-at-a-time scan. + + ``bound`` caps the count: with ``bound=b`` the scan stops once ``b`` + distinct rows are found, so ``min(b, n_distinct_rows(bound=b)) == + min(b, n_distinct_rows())`` — exactly what ``clean_start_clusters`` + needs (``min(k, ...)``) without an O(n²) full count at 33k+ rows. + """ + m = self.matrix + alive = np.ones(m.shape[0], dtype=bool) + count = 0 + while (bound is None or count < bound) and alive.any(): + first = int(np.argmax(alive)) + row = m[first] + same = ((m == row) | (np.isnan(m) & np.isnan(row))).all(axis=1) + alive &= ~same + count += 1 + return count + + +def _euclidean(a: np.ndarray, b: np.ndarray) -> float: + """``matrix/distance`` as vectorz ACTUALLY computes it on the kmeans path + (CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md Q11): d² = |a|² + |b|² − 2·a·b, clamped at 0. + + NOT ``norm(a − b)``: the dot-product form suffers catastrophic + cancellation, flooring any true distance below ~1e-8 (relative to the + vectors' magnitude) to EXACTLY 0.0. That floor is semantic in Clojure — + near-coincident points TIE at 0.0 against multiple clusters and min-key's + last-wins tie-break merges them into the LATER cluster (verified on the + vw every-vote step-57 pair: true distance 4.66e-15 → both cluster + distances 0.0 → merge; math/dev/proj_probe.clj + journal 2026-07-22). + This module only runs in clojure-legacy mode, so the quirk is gated by + construction.""" + av = np.asarray(a, dtype=float) + bv = np.asarray(b, dtype=float) + d2 = float(np.dot(av, av)) + float(np.dot(bv, bv)) - 2.0 * float(np.dot(av, bv)) + # NaN must propagate, not silently become 0: python's max(0.0, nan) returns + # 0.0 (nan compares false against 0.0, so max just returns its first arg), + # but real vectorz does no such clamp and would NaN instead. + if d2 < 0.0: + d2 = 0.0 + return float(np.sqrt(d2)) + + +def _row_norms(matrix: np.ndarray) -> np.ndarray: + """Per-row squared norms, BIT-EQUAL to ``float(np.dot(row, row))``. + + Computed as a batched matmul ``(n,1,d) @ (n,d,1)``, which numpy evaluates + as one BLAS-style dot per row — empirically verified bit-identical to the + scalar ``np.dot`` on this machine across n=1..33422, d=1..783, scales + 1e-8..1e8 (blas probe, journal item 9a). NOT ``einsum``/``(m*m).sum(1)``/ + plain ``m @ c`` (dgemv): those reassociate the accumulation for d>=4 (and + einsum even for d=2) and differ in the last ulp — which Q11's cancellation + then amplifies into a changed 0.0-tie, i.e. changed cluster lineage. + """ + m = np.asarray(matrix, dtype=float) + return np.matmul(m[:, None, :], m[:, :, None]).reshape(-1) + + +def _euclidean_col(matrix: np.ndarray, center: np.ndarray, + row_norms: np.ndarray) -> np.ndarray: + """``_euclidean(row, center)`` for every row at once — bit-identical. + + Reproduces the scalar path exactly, element by element: + + - cross products via the same batched-matmul-per-row kernel as + ``_row_norms`` (bit-equal to ``float(np.dot(row, center))``); + - the 3-term combine in the scalar's exact order/associativity: + ``(|row|² + |center|²) − 2·cross`` — left-to-right, matching + ``float(np.dot(av,av)) + float(np.dot(bv,bv)) - 2.0*float(...)``; + - the negative-residue floor as an elementwise post-combine select + (``np.where(d2 < 0.0, 0.0, d2)``), so NaN propagates (NaN < 0 is + False) exactly like the scalar ``if d2 < 0.0`` branch — never a + ``maximum``-style clamp; + - the same IEEE ``sqrt``. + + The Q11 cancellation quirk (true distances ~1e-8 flooring to EXACTLY 0.0 + and deciding tie-merges) is therefore preserved bit-for-bit; the vw + knife-edge pair is pinned in tests/test_legacy_kmeans.py. + """ + cv = np.asarray(center, dtype=float) + cross = np.matmul(matrix[:, None, :], cv[:, None]).reshape(-1) + d2 = (row_norms + float(np.dot(cv, cv))) - 2.0 * cross + d2 = np.where(d2 < 0.0, 0.0, d2) + return np.sqrt(d2) + + +def weighted_mean(rows: Union[np.ndarray, Sequence[Any]], + weights: Optional[Sequence[float]] = None) -> np.ndarray: + """Mean (or weighted mean) of row vectors — Clojure ``weighted-mean`` + (clusters.clj:89-126, matrix branch). ``rows`` is anything + ``np.asarray`` turns into an (n, d) matrix: an ndarray slice (the + vectorized callers) or a sequence of row vectors. + + Clojure computes ``(count w)/(sum w) * sum_i(w_i * row_i)`` then takes the + plain per-row mean, which algebraically equals ``sum_i(w_i row_i)/sum_i(w_i)`` + = ``np.average(rows, weights=w, axis=0)``. Unweighted -> arithmetic mean. + """ + arr = np.asarray(rows, dtype=float) + if weights is None: + return np.mean(arr, axis=0) + return np.average(arr, axis=0, weights=np.asarray(weights, dtype=float)) + + +def _cluster_weights(members: Sequence[Any], + hm_weights: Optional[Mapping[Any, float]]) -> Optional[List[float]]: + """Per-member weight seq for a cluster — Clojure ``cluster-weights`` + (clusters.clj:133-139). ``None`` when ``hm_weights`` is falsey.""" + if not hm_weights: + return None + return [hm_weights[m] for m in members] + + +def init_clusters(data: _NamedData, k: int) -> List[Dict[str, Any]]: + """First ``k`` distinct rows in encounter order, ids ``0..k-1``, empty members. + + Port of Clojure ``init-clusters`` (clusters.clj:55-65). Reuses + ``_get_first_k_distinct_centers`` (clusters.py:551) so the seed rows are + byte-identical to the production cold path's init. May return fewer than + ``k`` clusters when the data has fewer than ``k`` distinct rows (``take k`` + semantics). + """ + centers = _get_first_k_distinct_centers(data.matrix, k) + return [ + {'id': i, 'members': [], 'center': np.asarray(center, dtype=float)} + for i, center in enumerate(centers) + ] + + +def same_clustering(clusters1: List[Dict[str, Any]], + clusters2: List[Dict[str, Any]], + threshold: float = SAME_CLUSTERING_THRESHOLD) -> bool: + """Whether two clusterings' SORTED centers are pairwise within ``threshold``. + + Port of Clojure ``same-clustering?`` (clusters.clj:68-76). Two Clojure + quirks are reproduced deliberately: + + - Centers are SORTED (order-independent comparison). Clojure sorts vectors + with ``compare`` = lexicographic; we sort by the center tuple. + - Clojure zips the two sorted center seqs with ``utils/zip``, which is + ``interleave``-based and TRUNCATES to the shorter seq (utils.clj:78-83). + So it does NOT require equal lengths — if one clustering has fewer + clusters, only the common prefix of sorted centers is compared. We + replicate that (``zip`` truncation), rather than the stricter + ``len != len -> False`` used elsewhere (clusters.py:133). + """ + c1 = sorted((np.asarray(c['center'], dtype=float) for c in clusters1), + key=lambda v: tuple(v.tolist())) + c2 = sorted((np.asarray(c['center'], dtype=float) for c in clusters2), + key=lambda v: tuple(v.tolist())) + return all(_euclidean(x, y) < threshold for x, y in zip(c1, c2)) + + +def cluster_step(data: _NamedData, + clusters: List[Dict[str, Any]], + weights: Optional[Mapping[Any, float]] = None) -> List[Dict[str, Any]]: + """One Lloyd step: reassign every row to its nearest center, drop empty + clusters, recenter. + + Port of Clojure ``cluster-step`` (clusters.clj:142-158): + + 1. Clear members (keep id + center) — ``cleared-clusters``. + 2. ``reduce add-to-closest`` over the rows in row order: each row joins the + nearest cluster by ``matrix/distance`` to its center. Ties resolve to + the LATER cluster in the current cluster order (Clojure ``min-key`` + returns the last of equal-keyed args, clusters.clj:44-52). Exact ties + are measure-zero on real float projections; the rule is fixed for + reproducibility and to match Clojure's array-map order for k<=8. + 3. Drop clusters that received no members (``filter > 0``). k can shrink. + 4. Recenter each surviving cluster on the rows it captured, weighted by + ``cluster-weights`` (clusters.clj:154-158). + + Cluster ORDER of the result follows the input cluster order (non-empty + only). Clojure's ``(into {} ...)`` is an array-map for <=8 clusters + (insertion/id order) but a hash-map for >8 (hash order); the only observable + effect of order is the assignment tie-break above, so this deterministic + order matches Clojure except on measure-zero exact ties in large clusterings. + """ + n = len(clusters) + if n == 0: + return [] + centers = [np.asarray(c['center'], dtype=float) for c in clusters] + + # Assignment SCAN order: Clojure's add-to-closest iterates the + # cleared-clusters map — ``(into {})`` of [id cluster] pairs is an + # array-map in insertion (input) order for <=8 clusters but a + # PersistentHashMap for >8, whose seq order is the HAMT trie order of + # the id hashes (clusters.clj:79-86, 149). min-key keeps the LAST + # minimal entry in that order, so the scan order is semantic exactly on + # distance ties — and Q11's cancellation floor makes exact 0.0 ties + # COMMON, not measure-zero (pc-modheavy-01 step 2: 12 seed clusters + # emptied clj-side purely by hash-order ties, recorded 80 vs 92; + # journal 2026-07-24). clojure_hash_map_key_order reproduces the real + # Clojure order (cross-validated against clojure -M for n=9/20). + if n > 8: + hash_pos = {cid: i for i, cid in enumerate( + clojure_hash_map_key_order([c['id'] for c in clusters]))} + scan = sorted(range(n), key=lambda j: hash_pos[clusters[j]['id']]) + else: + scan = list(range(n)) + + # Vectorized scan (item 9a): one bit-identical distance COLUMN per + # center, folded in scan order with the scalar loop's exact update rule + # ``d <= best`` — so ties go to the LATER cluster in scan order (Clojure + # min-key semantics over the map's iteration order), and a NaN distance + # never wins (NaN <= x is False), matching the scalar branch outcome + # row by row. + matrix = data.matrix + row_norms = _row_norms(matrix) + best_dist = _euclidean_col(matrix, centers[scan[0]], row_norms) + best_idx = np.full(matrix.shape[0], scan[0], dtype=np.intp) + for j in scan[1:]: + d = _euclidean_col(matrix, centers[j], row_norms) + upd = d <= best_dist + best_dist = np.where(upd, d, best_dist) + best_idx = np.where(upd, j, best_idx) + + out: List[Dict[str, Any]] = [] + for j in range(n): + rows_j = np.flatnonzero(best_idx == j) + if rows_j.size == 0: + continue # drop empty cluster + # Ascending row indices == the row-order append of the scalar loop. + members_j = [data.row_names[i] for i in rows_j] + w = _cluster_weights(members_j, weights) + out.append({ + 'id': clusters[j]['id'], + 'members': members_j, + 'center': weighted_mean(matrix[rows_j], w), + }) + return out + + +def _recenter_center(data: _NamedData, + members: Sequence[Any], + weights: Optional[Mapping[Any, float]]) -> Optional[np.ndarray]: + """Center from members that still exist in ``data`` (weighted). Returns + ``None`` if no member survives — the caller decides drop-vs-keep. + + Shared core of Clojure ``recenter-clusters`` / ``safe-recenter-clusters`` + (clusters.clj:161-191): both subset members to those present in the current + data (``rowname-subset`` / ``safe-rowname-subset`` drop missing names, + named_matrix.clj:135-141, 258-265) and take the weighted mean. + """ + surviving = [m for m in members if m in data] + if not surviving: + return None + # Gather by index in one fancy-indexing slice: identical values to the + # old per-name ``get_row`` list, so the mean is bit-identical. + idx = [data._index_by_name[m] for m in surviving] + w = _cluster_weights(surviving, weights) + return weighted_mean(data.matrix[idx], w) + + +def safe_recenter_clusters(data: _NamedData, + clusters: List[Dict[str, Any]], + weights: Optional[Mapping[Any, float]] = None) -> List[Dict[str, Any]]: + """Recenter each cluster on its surviving members; DROP clusters whose + members all vanished; if EVERY cluster vanishes, fall back to one big + cluster. + + Port of Clojure ``safe-recenter-clusters`` (clusters.clj:171-191). + + - Only ``:center`` is updated; ``:members`` keep their full prior list + (vanished names included). They are re-subset on every later recenter + and flushed by the first ``cluster-step`` in the k-means loop, so the + FINAL clustering never carries a vanished member (Clojure identical). + - Fallback id is ``(inc (apply max -1 (map :id clusters)))`` over the + ORIGINAL clusters (clusters.clj:188) — ``-1`` floor makes it 0 when + empty. + """ + out: List[Dict[str, Any]] = [] + for clst in clusters: + center = _recenter_center(data, clst['members'], weights) + if center is None: + continue # all members vanished -> drop (nil, removed) + out.append({'id': clst['id'], 'members': list(clst['members']), 'center': center}) + + if not out: + # Everything vanished: one cluster of all current rows (clusters.clj:187-190). + max_id = max((c['id'] for c in clusters), default=-1) + return [{ + 'id': max_id + 1, + 'members': list(data.row_names), + 'center': _recenter_center(data, data.row_names, weights), + }] + return out + + +def recenter_clusters(data: _NamedData, + clusters: List[Dict[str, Any]], + weights: Optional[Mapping[Any, float]] = None) -> List[Dict[str, Any]]: + """Recenter each cluster on its surviving members (no dropping). + + Port of Clojure ``recenter-clusters`` (clusters.clj:161-168). If a cluster's + members have all vanished mid-loop (only reachable in a degenerate split + edge), its center is kept unchanged rather than becoming NaN — a defensive, + idempotent belt on a measure-zero path that Clojure never exercises on real + data (most-distal never extracts a singleton's only point; :dist would be 0). + """ + out: List[Dict[str, Any]] = [] + for clst in clusters: + center = _recenter_center(data, clst['members'], weights) + if center is None: + out.append({'id': clst['id'], 'members': list(clst['members']), + 'center': np.asarray(clst['center'], dtype=float)}) + else: + out.append({'id': clst['id'], 'members': list(clst['members']), 'center': center}) + return out + + +def merge_clusters(clst1: Dict[str, Any], clst2: Dict[str, Any]) -> Dict[str, Any]: + """Merge two clusters, keeping the LARGER cluster's id. + + Port of Clojure ``merge-clusters`` (clusters.clj:194-199): + + - ``new-id`` = id of ``(max-key #(count (:members %)) clst1 clst2)``. On a + member-count TIE, Clojure ``max-key`` returns the LAST arg, i.e. + ``clst2`` — reproduced here. + - members concatenated (``clst1`` then ``clst2``). + - center = size-weighted mean of the two centers (weights = member counts). + """ + n1, n2 = len(clst1['members']), len(clst2['members']) + new_id = clst1['id'] if n1 > n2 else clst2['id'] # tie -> clst2 (max-key last) + return { + 'id': new_id, + 'members': list(clst1['members']) + list(clst2['members']), + 'center': weighted_mean( + [np.asarray(clst1['center'], dtype=float), + np.asarray(clst2['center'], dtype=float)], + weights=[n1, n2]), + } + + +def uniqify_clusters(clusters: List[Dict[str, Any]]) -> List[Dict[str, Any]]: + """Merge clusters that have IDENTICAL centers. + + Port of Clojure ``uniqify-clusters`` (clusters.clj:220-227): fold left; for + each cluster, if an already-accumulated cluster has an exactly-equal center, + ``merge-clusters`` the two in place (at the incumbent's position); else + append. Center equality is exact (``=`` on vectors) — reproduced with + ``np.array_equal``. + """ + acc: List[Dict[str, Any]] = [] + for clst in clusters: + match_idx = None + for i, existing in enumerate(acc): + if np.array_equal(np.asarray(existing['center'], dtype=float), + np.asarray(clst['center'], dtype=float)): + match_idx = i + break + if match_idx is not None: + acc[match_idx] = merge_clusters(acc[match_idx], clst) + else: + acc.append(clst) + return acc + + +def most_distal(data: _NamedData, clusters: List[Dict[str, Any]]) -> Dict[str, Any]: + """The data point whose distance to its NEAREST center is greatest. + + Port of Clojure ``most-distal`` (clusters.clj:202-217). For each row: find + ``(min over clusters of (distance, cluster-id))`` — its nearest center. Then + across rows take the ``max`` by that distance. Tie behaviour mirrors Clojure: + + - inner ``min-key`` on distance -> nearest cluster ties resolve to the + LATER cluster in ``clusters`` order; + - outer ``max-key`` on distance -> farthest row ties resolve to the LATER + row in ``data`` row order. + + Returns ``{'dist', 'clst_id', 'id'}`` where ``id`` is the row name. + + Vectorized (item 9a) with the scalar loops' exact semantics: + + - inner fold over clusters uses bit-identical distance columns and the + update rule ``d <= near`` (NaN never wins, ties -> later cluster); + - the outer scalar loop ("row i wins iff ``near_dist[i] >= best``", + row 0 initializes) reduces to: if ``near_dist[0]`` is NaN, row 0 + wins forever (nothing satisfies ``x >= NaN``); otherwise NaN rows + can never win (``NaN >= best`` is False) and among the non-NaN rows + a running last-wins max is exactly the LAST argmax. + """ + matrix = data.matrix + n_rows = matrix.shape[0] + if n_rows == 0: + return {'dist': None, 'clst_id': None, 'id': None} + + row_norms = _row_norms(matrix) + near_dist = _euclidean_col( + matrix, np.asarray(clusters[0]['center'], dtype=float), row_norms) + near_j = np.zeros(n_rows, dtype=np.intp) + for j in range(1, len(clusters)): + d = _euclidean_col( + matrix, np.asarray(clusters[j]['center'], dtype=float), row_norms) + upd = d <= near_dist + near_dist = np.where(upd, d, near_dist) + near_j = np.where(upd, j, near_j) + + if np.isnan(near_dist[0]): + win = 0 + else: + valid = np.flatnonzero(~np.isnan(near_dist)) + vmax = near_dist[valid].max() + win = int(valid[np.flatnonzero(near_dist[valid] == vmax)[-1]]) + return {'dist': float(near_dist[win]), + 'clst_id': clusters[int(near_j[win])]['id'], + 'id': data.row_names[win]} + + +def clean_start_clusters(data: _NamedData, + clusters: List[Dict[str, Any]], + k: int, + weights: Optional[Mapping[Any, float]] = None) -> List[Dict[str, Any]]: + """Prepare a prior clustering as the seed for a new k-means round. + + Port of Clojure ``clean-start-clusters`` (clusters.clj:230-277). Three + phases when prior clusters exist: + + 1. ``safe-recenter-clusters`` — recenter on surviving members, drop dead + clusters, big-cluster fallback if all die. + 2. ``uniqify-clusters`` — merge identical-center clusters. + 3. Split loop — while ``min(k, #distinct-rows) > #clusters``: recenter, + find the most-distal row; if its distance > 0, pull it out into a NEW + singleton cluster with id ``(inc (max ids))`` and repeat; else stop. + + With no prior clusters, defers to ``init-clusters`` (the warm path is never + used to build from scratch, clusters.clj:274-277). + """ + if not clusters: + return init_clusters(data, k) + + clusters = safe_recenter_clusters(data, clusters, weights) + clusters = uniqify_clusters(clusters) + # ``bound=k`` stops the distinct-row scan at k classes: min(k, .) makes + # any count beyond k unobservable, so this is exact (and not O(n²)). + possible = min(k, data.n_distinct_rows(bound=k)) + + while True: + clusters = recenter_clusters(data, clusters, weights) + if possible <= len(clusters): + return clusters + outlier = most_distal(data, clusters) + if outlier['dist'] is None or outlier['dist'] <= 0: + return clusters + outlier_id = outlier['id'] + # Remove the outlier from whichever cluster(s) hold it. + clusters = [ + {'id': c['id'], + 'members': [m for m in c['members'] if m != outlier_id], + 'center': c['center']} + for c in clusters + ] + new_id = max(c['id'] for c in clusters) + 1 # (inc (max ids)) + clusters = clusters + [{ + 'id': new_id, + 'members': [outlier_id], + 'center': np.asarray(data.get_row(outlier_id), dtype=float), + }] + + +def kmeans(data: _NamedData, + k: int, + last_clusters: Optional[List[Dict[str, Any]]] = None, + weights: Optional[Mapping[Any, float]] = None, + max_iters: int = DEFAULT_MAX_ITERS) -> List[Dict[str, Any]]: + """K-means with lineage — Clojure ``kmeans`` (clusters.clj:301-312). + + Seed = ``clean-start-clusters`` when ``last_clusters`` is given (warm start + with id lineage), else ``init-clusters`` (cold, first-k-distinct). Then + iterate ``cluster-step`` until ``same-clustering?`` or ``max_iters`` is + exhausted. Clojure ALWAYS runs at least one ``cluster-step`` (the ``(= iter + 0)`` check happens AFTER computing ``new-clusters``), so ``max_iters=0`` + still performs a single reassignment. + + Args: + data: ``_NamedData`` — rows keyed by name (pids at base level, + base-cluster ids at group level). + k: target cluster count (``base-k``=100 at base level; 2..max-k at group + level). + last_clusters: the previous tick's clustering (id-carrying dicts) or + ``None`` for a cold start. + weights: ``None`` (base) or ``{name: weight}`` (group, + ``base-clusters-weights``). + max_iters: iteration cap. Clojure passes ``:base-iters``=100 at base + level; at group level it passes the MISNAMED ``:cluster-iters`` key + which ``kmeans`` ignores, so the group level actually runs the + default (see ``DEFAULT_MAX_ITERS`` = 20). Callers must pass the value + the Clojure code EFFECTIVELY uses. + + Returns: + List of cluster dicts ``{'id', 'members', 'center'}``. NOT sorted — the + caller applies ``sort-by :id`` (conversation.clj:406, 437). + """ + if data.matrix.shape[0] == 0: + return [] + clusters = (clean_start_clusters(data, last_clusters, k, weights) + if last_clusters else init_clusters(data, k)) + iters = max_iters + while True: + new_clusters = cluster_step(data, clusters, weights) + if iters == 0 or same_clustering(clusters, new_clusters): + return new_clusters + clusters = new_clusters + iters -= 1 diff --git a/delphi/polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/pca.py b/delphi/polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/pca.py index cf62919754..ba84aab26b 100644 --- a/delphi/polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/pca.py +++ b/delphi/polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/pca.py @@ -8,12 +8,214 @@ import logging import numpy as np import pandas as pd -from typing import Dict, List, Optional, Tuple, Union, Any +from typing import Dict, List, Optional, Sequence, Tuple, Union, Any + +from polismath.utils.env_flags import resolve_impl_flag +from polismath.utils.general import AGREE logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) + +# ============================================================================= +# Implementation switch: legacy/Clojure-parity vs improved +# ============================================================================= +# +# The switch idiom (env var + default + allowed values, resolved AT CALL TIME +# by the shared `resolve_impl_flag`) is documented in +# polismath/utils/env_flags.py, where the resolver lives. + +PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR = 'POLISMATH_PCA_IMPL' +PCA_IMPL_POWERIT = 'powerit' # legacy/Clojure-parity solver (default) +PCA_IMPL_SKLEARN = 'sklearn' # improved solver (exact SVD) +PCA_IMPL_DEFAULT = PCA_IMPL_POWERIT +PCA_IMPL_CHOICES = (PCA_IMPL_POWERIT, PCA_IMPL_SKLEARN) + +# ============================================================================= +# Clojure-parity power-iteration PCA +# ============================================================================= +# +# Port of math/src/polismath/math/pca.clj: +# power-iteration (l.38-56), proj-vec (l.59-63), factor-matrix (l.66-76), +# rand-starting-vec (l.79-82), powerit-pca (l.86-105). +# +# The production Clojure pipeline (conversation.clj:381-386) calls this with +# :n-comps 2 and :pca-iters 100 (conversation.clj:145-146), warm-starting +# :start-vectors from the previous tick's comps. +# +# START-VECTOR POLICY — DOCUMENTED DECISION: +# Clojure draws an UNSEEDED random start vector on cold start +# (rand-starting-vec, pca.clj:79-82 — the author's own comment there says +# "Should really throw a parallelizable random number generator in the +# equation here... With seeds fed in and persisted... XXX"). For Python we +# instead default to a DETERMINISTIC start (fixed-seed generator below) so +# the pipeline stays bit-for-bit reproducible — the 2026-07-05 determinism +# verification (5 identical consecutive runs on vw + biodiversity) is a +# project invariant we must not break. Power iteration converges to the same +# dominant eigenvector for almost any start vector (any start not exactly +# orthogonal to it), so a fixed start is simply one specific draw of +# Clojure's random one. `start_vectors` overrides the default for warm-start +# pinning (e.g. the R2 replayer pinning Clojure's previous-tick comps). +# +# TODO(julien): switch to a proper convergence criterion once we move to +# improving the Python implementation. + +# Fixed seed for the deterministic cold-start vector draw (see policy above). +_POWERIT_START_SEED = 42 + + +def _power_iteration(data: np.ndarray, + iters: int = 100, + start_vector: Optional[np.ndarray] = None) -> np.ndarray: + """ + First eigenvector of data.T @ data via power iteration. + + Port of Clojure `power-iteration` (pca.clj:38-56): runs a FIXED number of + multiplications by XᵀX (iters + 1 in total, matching the Clojure loop + structure), with an early exit only when the eigenvalue estimate is + EXACTLY equal to the previous one (float equality, as in Clojure). + + Args: + data: 2D array (rows are observations), typically already centered. + iters: Iteration budget (Clojure default 100, pca.clj:43). + start_vector: Starting vector. Defaults to all-ones (pca.clj:45). + If shorter than the column count it is padded with 1s, matching + Clojure's handling of new comments adding columns (pca.clj:46-49). + + Returns: + Unit-norm dominant eigenvector of data.T @ data, or a zero vector if + the data has no variance left in any direction (defensive: Clojure + would call normalise on a zero vector there). + """ + n_cols = data.shape[1] + if start_vector is None: + vec = np.ones(n_cols, dtype=np.float64) + else: + vec = np.asarray(start_vector, dtype=np.float64).ravel().copy() + if vec.shape[0] < n_cols: + # Clojure parity (pca.clj:46-49): pad with 1s when new comments + # have added columns since the start vector was recorded. + vec = np.concatenate([vec, np.ones(n_cols - vec.shape[0])]) + elif vec.shape[0] > n_cols: + # Defensive divergence: Clojure would error on a longer start + # vector (shape mismatch in inner-product); we truncate instead. + vec = vec[:n_cols] + + remaining = int(iters) + last_eigval = 0.0 + while True: + # xtxr (pca.clj:25-35): product = Xᵀ (X v), i.e. one power step. + product = data.T @ (data @ vec) + eigval = float(np.linalg.norm(product)) + if eigval == 0.0: + # No variance in the remaining subspace. Return the zero vector + # rather than normalising it (belt-and-braces; see docstring). + return product + normed = product / eigval + if remaining <= 0 or eigval == last_eigval: + return normed + remaining -= 1 + vec = normed + last_eigval = eigval + + +def _factor_matrix(data: np.ndarray, xs: np.ndarray) -> np.ndarray: + """ + Gram-Schmidt deflation: remove the direction `xs` from every row of data. + + Port of Clojure `factor-matrix` + `proj-vec` (pca.clj:59-76): each row + becomes row - ((xs·row)/(xs·xs)) * xs, leaving no variance along xs. + + Args: + data: 2D array. + xs: Direction to factor out (the principal component just found). + + Returns: + Deflated copy of data (data itself if xs is the zero vector, matching + the Clojure zero-eigenvector guard at pca.clj:71). + """ + denom = float(np.dot(xs, xs)) + if denom == 0.0: + return data + coeffs = (data @ xs) / denom + return data - np.outer(coeffs, xs) + + +def powerit_pca(matrix: np.ndarray, + n_comps: int = 2, + iters: int = 100, + start_vectors: Optional[Sequence[np.ndarray]] = None + ) -> Dict[str, np.ndarray]: + """ + Clojure-parity PCA via per-component power iteration with deflation. + + Port of Clojure `powerit-pca` (pca.clj:86-105): center on column means, + then for each component run `_power_iteration` on the (deflated) centered + data and factor the found component out (`_factor_matrix`) before finding + the next one. The number of components is clamped to + min(n_comps, min(n_rows, n_cols)) exactly as in Clojure (pca.clj:93,96). + + Start vectors: `start_vectors[i]` seeds component i (warm start, as fed + from the previous tick's comps at conversation.clj:385). Missing or + all-zero entries (wrapped-pca maps all-zero to nil, pca.clj:122-123) fall + back to a DETERMINISTIC uniform[0,1) draw — see the START-VECTOR POLICY + comment above for why this deliberately differs from Clojure's unseeded + (rand). + + Args: + matrix: 2D array-like, observations in rows. NaNs must already be + imputed by the caller (the Clojure pipeline feeds a matrix whose + nils were replaced by column averages, conversation.clj:360-380 — + identical to `pca_project_dataframe`'s nanmean imputation). + n_comps: Number of principal components to compute. + iters: Power-iteration budget per component (Clojure default 100). + start_vectors: Optional per-component starting vectors. + + Returns: + Dict with 'center' (column means, shape (n_cols,)) and 'comps' + (unit-norm components as rows, shape (n_comps_eff, n_cols)). + """ + data = np.asarray(matrix, dtype=np.float64) + center = data.mean(axis=0) + centered = data - center + n_rows, n_cols = centered.shape + + data_dim = min(n_rows, n_cols) + n_comps_eff = max(1, min(int(n_comps), data_dim)) + + provided: List[Optional[np.ndarray]] = [] + if start_vectors is not None: + provided = [None if sv is None else np.asarray(sv, dtype=np.float64).ravel() + for sv in start_vectors] + + # Deterministic cold-start draws (see START-VECTOR POLICY above). A fresh + # fixed-seed generator per call keeps repeated calls bit-identical. + rng = np.random.default_rng(_POWERIT_START_SEED) + + comps = [] + deflated = centered + for comp_idx in range(n_comps_eff): + start = provided[comp_idx] if comp_idx < len(provided) else None + if start is not None and not np.any(start): + # wrapped-pca parity (pca.clj:122-123): all-zero (or empty) start + # vectors are treated as missing. + start = None + if start is None: + # Clojure: rand-starting-vec draws uniform[0,1) per column + # (pca.clj:79-82); ours is the deterministic equivalent. + start = rng.random(n_cols) + pc = _power_iteration(deflated, iters=iters, start_vector=start) + comps.append(pc) + if comp_idx < n_comps_eff - 1: + deflated = _factor_matrix(deflated, pc) + + return {'center': center, 'comps': np.array(comps)} + + def pca_project_dataframe(df: pd.DataFrame, - n_comps: int = 2) -> Tuple[Dict[str, np.ndarray], Dict[str, np.ndarray]]: + n_comps: int = 2, + start_vectors: Optional[Sequence[np.ndarray]] = None, + require_powerit: bool = False, + ) -> Tuple[Dict[str, np.ndarray], Dict[str, np.ndarray]]: """ Perform PCA on a DataFrame and project participants into PCA space. @@ -26,6 +228,18 @@ def pca_project_dataframe(df: pd.DataFrame, df: DataFrame with participants as rows and comments as columns. Values are votes (float); NaN indicates missing/unseen. n_comps: Number of principal components to compute. + start_vectors: Optional per-component power-iteration warm start. In + Clojure-legacy engine mode this is the PREVIOUS tick's unit + components (Clojure :start-vectors, conversation.clj:385 -> + powerit-pca, pca.clj:98). `None` (the default) is the cold path and + is BYTE-IDENTICAL to the pre-PR behavior. Shorter-than-current start + vectors are 1-padded for new comments inside `_power_iteration` + (pca.clj:46-49). Only consumed by the power-iteration solver. + require_powerit: When True the caller mandates the power-iteration + solver (it is the only one that can be seeded). If + POLISMATH_PCA_IMPL=sklearn is set anyway, we warn and fall back to + power iteration rather than silently drop the warm start. `False` + (default) preserves the pre-PR solver-selection behavior exactly. Returns: Tuple of (pca_results, proj_dict) where: @@ -66,35 +280,105 @@ def pca_project_dataframe(df: pd.DataFrame, matrix_data_no_nan = matrix_data.copy() matrix_data_no_nan[nan_indices] = col_means[nan_indices[1]] - # Verify there are enough rows and columns for PCA + # Verify there are enough rows and columns for PCA. The powerit + # (clojure-legacy) path runs the REAL math on any non-empty matrix — + # Clojure has no small-dim guard; a 1x1 single-vote conversation yields + # center = the vote and a rank-capped zero component (every-vote step-0 + # oracle). Only a truly EMPTY dimension short-circuits there; the + # sklearn/improved path keeps its historical <2 guard. n_rows, n_cols = matrix_data_no_nan.shape if n_rows < 2 or n_cols < 2: - # Create minimal PCA results with consistent shape - n_proj = min(n_cols, 2) - pca_results = { - 'center': np.zeros(n_cols), - 'comps': np.zeros((min(n_comps, n_cols), n_cols)) - } - # Create minimal projections (all zeros) - proj_dict = {pid: np.zeros(n_proj) for pid in df.index} - return pca_results, proj_dict + if n_rows == 0 or n_cols == 0 or not require_powerit: + # Create minimal PCA results with consistent shape + n_proj = min(n_cols, 2) + pca_results = { + 'center': np.zeros(n_cols), + 'comps': np.zeros((min(n_comps, n_cols), n_cols)) + } + # Create minimal projections (all zeros) + proj_dict = {pid: np.zeros(n_proj) for pid in df.index} + return pca_results, proj_dict # TODO(julien): try removing random_state to see if results are deterministic without it # (sklearn's full SVD solver is deterministic; randomized solver needs a seed). - + # + # Seeding history: the Clojure implementation never fixes a seed anywhere. + # Its k-means is deterministic by construction (first-k-distinct init) and + # its PCA power iteration draws an UNSEEDED random start vector on cold + # start only (warm-started from the previous tick's eigenvectors after + # that). The original Clojure author's note on this exact problem, verbatim + # (math/src/polismath/math/pca.clj:80-81): + # + # ;; Should really throw a parallelizable random number generator in the equation here... + # ;; With seeds fed in and persisted... XXX + # + # Verified 2026-07-05: the Python batch pipeline is bit-for-bit + # deterministic across 5 consecutive runs on vw + biodiversity (only + # math_tick, a wall-clock version counter, varies) — see the + # "Determinism verification" entry (2026-07-04/05) in + # docs/CLJ-PARITY-FIXES-JOURNAL.md. + + # Solver switch (read at call time — see polismath.utils.env_flags.resolve_impl_flag): + # POLISMATH_PCA_IMPL=powerit (default) legacy/Clojure-parity power iteration + # POLISMATH_PCA_IMPL=sklearn improved exact-SVD path + # The imputation above and sparsity scaling below are IDENTICAL for both; + # only the eigen-solver differs. + impl = resolve_impl_flag(PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR, PCA_IMPL_DEFAULT, PCA_IMPL_CHOICES) + + # Warm-start parity (PR-B): power iteration is the ONLY solver that can be + # seeded with the previous tick's components (Clojure :start-vectors, + # conversation.clj:385 -> pca.clj:98). sklearn's SVD has no start-vector + # hook, so when a warm start is supplied - or explicitly required by the + # 'clojure-legacy' engine mode - override POLISMATH_PCA_IMPL=sklearn back to + # powerit and warn. Running sklearn here would silently drop the warm start. + # When require_powerit / start_vectors are both absent (improved mode), this + # is a no-op and solver selection is exactly the pre-PR behavior. + if (require_powerit or start_vectors is not None) and impl == PCA_IMPL_SKLEARN: + logger.warning( + "%s=sklearn %s; falling back to the power-iteration PCA for the " + "Clojure-legacy path.", + PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR, + "cannot inject the provided warm-start vectors" + if start_vectors is not None + else "cannot satisfy require_powerit (cold tick, no warm-start vectors)") + impl = PCA_IMPL_POWERIT + # Perform PCA with error handling # TODO(julien): use function that compute projections and PCAs in one pass. try: - from sklearn.decomposition import PCA + if impl == PCA_IMPL_SKLEARN: + from sklearn.decomposition import PCA - pca = PCA(n_components=n_comps, random_state=42) - projections = pca.fit_transform(matrix_data_no_nan) - projections = np.ascontiguousarray(projections) + pca = PCA(n_components=n_comps, random_state=42) + projections = pca.fit_transform(matrix_data_no_nan) - pca_results = { - 'center': pca.mean_, - 'comps': pca.components_ - } + pca_results = { + 'center': pca.mean_, + 'comps': pca.components_ + } + else: + # Legacy/Clojure-parity solver (default). Comps are unit vectors; + # projections are (X - center) @ compsᵀ, exactly like sklearn's + # fit_transform convention. + # start_vectors warm-starts each component's power iteration + # (None == cold == pre-PR behavior; see the PR-B note above). + pca_results = powerit_pca(matrix_data_no_nan, n_comps=n_comps, + start_vectors=start_vectors) + projections = ((matrix_data_no_nan - pca_results['center']) + @ pca_results['comps'].T) + # comps are RANK-CAPPED (min(n_comps, data dim), matching + # Clojure's emitted comps) but projections are always 2-D — and + # with fewer than 2 comps rows they are all-ZERO (Q16): Clojure's + # `[pc1 pc2] comps` destructure leaves pc2 nil, and `utils/zip` + # (map vector) truncates to the shortest input — EMPTY — so the + # sparsity-aware reduce (pca.clj:134-157) never runs and EVERY + # projection (both components, participants and comments alike) + # collapses to 0.0. Verified against a 3-ptpt x 1-comment clj + # replay reference, 2026-07-22 s4 (base-clusters x/y = [0.0]). + if projections.ndim == 2 and projections.shape[1] < n_comps: + projections = np.zeros((projections.shape[0], n_comps)) + + projections = np.ascontiguousarray(projections) except Exception as e: print(f"Error in PCA computation: {e}") @@ -123,5 +407,88 @@ def pca_project_dataframe(df: pd.DataFrame, # Create fallback projections (all zeros) n_proj = min(n_cols, 2) proj_dict = {pid: np.zeros(n_proj) for pid in df.index} - - return pca_results, proj_dict \ No newline at end of file + + return pca_results, proj_dict + + +# ============================================================================= +# D12: Comment projection / extremity (Clojure parity) +# ============================================================================= +# +# Port of Clojure `pca-project-cmnts` (math/src/polismath/math/pca.clj:167-178) +# and the extremity step from `with-proj-and-extremtiy` +# (math/src/polismath/math/conversation.clj:341-352). + +def pca_project_cmnts(center: np.ndarray, comps: np.ndarray) -> np.ndarray: + """ + Project each comment into the 2D PCA space. + + Clojure (`pca-project-cmnts`, pca.clj:167-178) calls + `sparsity-aware-project-ptpts` on a synthetic vote matrix where row `i` + has a single AGREE vote at column `i` and `nil` everywhere else. + + For comment `i`, the sparsity-aware reduce (pca.clj:134-157) collapses to: + n_votes = 1 (only column i is non-nil) + p1 = (agree_vote - center[i]) * pc1[i] + p2 = (agree_vote - center[i]) * pc2[i] + scale = sqrt(n_cmnts / max(1, 1)) = sqrt(n_cmnts) + Final row: + proj[i] = sqrt(n_cmnts) * (agree_vote - center[i]) * [pc1[i], pc2[i]] + + **Convention note (D1b):** Clojure uses the literal vote value `-1` here + because Clojure stays in raw-Postgres convention throughout, where + AGREE = -1 (and its `center` is the mean in that same convention). Delphi + flips votes to its own convention at the Postgres ingress boundary + (`postgres_vote_to_delphi`), so the PCA is fit on AGREE = +1 data and + `center` is a mean in Delphi convention. The faithful port therefore + projects the Delphi `AGREE` constant (+1), NOT the untranslated literal -1. + + Using -1 here would invert comment extremity: `|AGREE - center|` correctly + sends a near-unanimous-AGREE comment (center → +1) to extremity ~0 and a + near-unanimous-DISAGREE comment (center → -1) to maximal extremity; + `-(1 + center)` reverses both. The two agree only at center == 0. + + Args: + center: PCA center (column means, Delphi convention), shape (n_cmnts,). + comps: PCA components, shape (n_components, n_cmnts). Typically + n_components == 2. + + Returns: + Array of shape (n_cmnts, n_components) — projection per comment, in + the same column order as `center` / `comps`. + """ + n_cmnts = len(center) + if n_cmnts == 0: + return np.zeros((0, comps.shape[0] if comps.ndim == 2 else 0)) + if comps.ndim == 2 and comps.shape[0] < 2: + # Q16: with fewer than 2 comps rows, Clojure's `[pc1 pc2] comps` + # destructure leaves pc2 nil and `utils/zip` truncates the + # sparsity-aware reduce to EMPTY — every comment projects to 0.0 on + # BOTH components (pca.clj:134-157; verified on a 3x1 clj replay + # reference, 2026-07-22 s4). Always 2-wide here — matching + # pca_project_dataframe's always-2-wide guarantee — not + # comps.shape[0]; the conversation.py:1866 defensive pad becomes a + # no-op given this, but is left in place. + return np.zeros((n_cmnts, 2)) + scale = np.sqrt(n_cmnts) + coefs = scale * (AGREE - center) # shape (n_cmnts,); AGREE = +1 (Delphi) + return coefs[:, None] * comps.T # shape (n_cmnts, n_components) + + +def compute_comment_extremity(cmnt_proj: np.ndarray) -> np.ndarray: + """ + Per-comment extremity = L2 norm of each projection row. + + Clojure parity: `with-proj-and-extremtiy` (conversation.clj:347-349) maps + `matrix/length` over each row of `pca-project-cmnts`. `matrix/length` is + Euclidean norm. + + Args: + cmnt_proj: shape (n_cmnts, n_components). + + Returns: + Shape (n_cmnts,) — extremity per comment. + """ + if cmnt_proj.size == 0: + return np.zeros(0) + return np.linalg.norm(cmnt_proj, axis=1) \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/delphi/polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/repness.py b/delphi/polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/repness.py index bbc5fb1f42..20cfa980af 100644 --- a/delphi/polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/repness.py +++ b/delphi/polismath/pca_kmeans_rep/repness.py @@ -7,10 +7,8 @@ import numpy as np import pandas as pd -from typing import Dict, List, Optional, Tuple, Union, Any -from copy import deepcopy -import math -from scipy import stats +from typing import Any, Dict, Iterable, List, Optional, Tuple + from polismath.utils.general import AGREE, DISAGREE @@ -66,474 +64,46 @@ def z_score_sig_95(z: float) -> bool: return z > Z_95 -def prop_test(succ: int, n: int) -> float: - """ - One-proportion z-test, matching Clojure's stats/prop-test (stats.clj:10-15). - - Clojure formula: - (let [[succ n] (map inc [succ n])] - (* 2 (sqrt n) (+ (/ succ n) -0.5))) - - Which simplifies to: 2 * sqrt(n+1) * ((succ+1)/(n+1) - 0.5) - - This is a Wilson-score-like test with built-in +1 pseudocount (Laplace - smoothing). Unlike the standard z-test ((p - p0) / sqrt(p0*(1-p0)/n)), - the +1 terms regularize extreme values for small samples, preventing - spurious significance in small Polis groups. - - Note: the pseudocount here (+1 to succ and n, i.e. Beta(1,1)) is - independent of the PSEUDO_COUNT used for pa/pd computation (Beta(2,2)). - Clojure's prop-test takes raw success counts, not pre-smoothed - probabilities. - - Args: - succ: Number of successes (e.g. agrees `na` or disagrees `nd`) - n: Number of *trials counted as votes for this test*. In all current - callers, this is `ns = na + nd` (AGREE + DISAGREE) — PASS votes - are NOT included, matching what Clojure passes as `n-trials`. This - is a Polis-pipeline convention, not a generic z-test signature; - if you call this from elsewhere, supply `na + nd` rather than - a "total votes seen including pass" count. - - Returns: - Z-score. Positive when the smoothed proportion (succ+1)/(n+1) > 0.5 - (equivalent to succ >= n/2). This differs slightly from the raw-ratio - condition succ/n > 0.5 because of the +1 pseudocount applied to both - numerator and denominator. - - No n=0 short-circuit (Clojure parity — stats.clj:10-15 has no guard): - prop_test(0, 0) → (1, 1) after +1 → 2*sqrt(1)*(1/1 - 0.5) = 1.0. - """ - # Apply +1 pseudocount to both numerator and denominator - succ_pc = succ + 1 - n_pc = n + 1 - return 2 * math.sqrt(n_pc) * (succ_pc / n_pc - 0.5) - - -def two_prop_test(succ_in: int, succ_out: int, pop_in: int, pop_out: int) -> float: - """ - Two-proportion z-test with +1 pseudocount on all inputs. - - Matches Clojure's stats/two-prop-test (stats.clj:18-33): - (let [[succ-in succ-out pop-in pop-out] (map inc [succ-in succ-out pop-in pop-out]) - pi1 (/ succ-in pop-in) - pi2 (/ succ-out pop-out) - pi-hat (/ (+ succ-in succ-out) (+ pop-in pop-out))] - ...) - - The +1 pseudocount (Laplace smoothing) regularizes the z-score for small - samples, preventing extreme values when group sizes are tiny. - - Args: - succ_in: Number of successes in the group (e.g., agrees) - succ_out: Number of successes outside the group - pop_in: Total votes in the group - pop_out: Total votes outside the group - - Returns: - Z-score (positive means group proportion > other proportion) - """ - # No pop_in/pop_out short-circuit: Clojure's (map inc ...) increments all - # four inputs unconditionally, so pop=0 becomes pop=1 and the test proceeds. - # The only early-return is pi_hat == 1 below, matching Clojure. - - # Add +1 pseudocount to all four inputs (Clojure: map inc) - s1 = succ_in + 1 - s2 = succ_out + 1 - p1 = pop_in + 1 - p2 = pop_out + 1 - - pi1 = s1 / p1 - pi2 = s2 / p2 - pi_hat = (s1 + s2) / (p1 + p2) - - if pi_hat == 1.0: - # Clojure note (stats.clj:26-27): "this isn't quite right... could - # actually solve this using limits" — returning 0 for now, matching Clojure. - return 0.0 - - se = math.sqrt(pi_hat * (1 - pi_hat) * (1/p1 + 1/p2)) - if se == 0: - return 0.0 - return (pi1 - pi2) / se - - -def comment_stats(votes: np.ndarray, group_members: List[int]) -> Dict[str, Any]: - """ - Calculate basic stats for a comment within a group. - - Args: - votes: Array of votes (-1, 0, 1, or None) for the comment - group_members: Indices of group members - - Returns: - Dictionary of statistics - """ - # Filter votes to only include group members - group_votes = votes[group_members] - - # Count agrees, disagrees, and total votes - n_agree = np.sum(group_votes == AGREE) - n_disagree = np.sum(group_votes == DISAGREE) - n_votes = n_agree + n_disagree - - # Calculate probabilities with pseudocounts (Bayesian smoothing) - p_agree = (n_agree + PSEUDO_COUNT/2) / (n_votes + PSEUDO_COUNT) if n_votes > 0 else 0.5 - p_disagree = (n_disagree + PSEUDO_COUNT/2) / (n_votes + PSEUDO_COUNT) if n_votes > 0 else 0.5 - - # Calculate significance tests — pass raw counts, matching Clojure's - # (stats/prop-test na ns) and (stats/prop-test nd ns) (repness.clj:74-75) - # No n_votes>0 guard — Clojure parity (stats.clj:10-15 has no n=0 short-circuit; - # prop_test handles n=0 via the +1 pseudocount → returns 1.0) - p_agree_test = prop_test(n_agree, n_votes) - p_disagree_test = prop_test(n_disagree, n_votes) - - # Return stats - return { - 'na': n_agree, - 'nd': n_disagree, - 'ns': n_votes, - 'pa': p_agree, - 'pd': p_disagree, - 'pat': p_agree_test, - 'pdt': p_disagree_test - } - - -def add_comparative_stats(comment_stats: Dict[str, Any], - other_stats: Dict[str, Any]) -> Dict[str, Any]: - """ - Add comparative statistics between a group and others. - - Args: - comment_stats: Statistics for the group - other_stats: Statistics for other groups combined - - Returns: - Enhanced statistics with comparative measures - """ - result = deepcopy(comment_stats) - - # Calculate representativeness ratios - result['ra'] = result['pa'] / other_stats['pa'] if other_stats['pa'] > 0 else 1.0 - result['rd'] = result['pd'] / other_stats['pd'] if other_stats['pd'] > 0 else 1.0 - - # Calculate representativeness tests — pass raw counts, matching Clojure's - # (stats/two-prop-test (:na in-stats) (sum :na rest-stats) - # (:ns in-stats) (sum :ns rest-stats)) (repness.clj:97-100) - result['rat'] = two_prop_test( - result['na'], other_stats['na'], - result['ns'], other_stats['ns'] - ) - - result['rdt'] = two_prop_test( - result['nd'], other_stats['nd'], - result['ns'], other_stats['ns'] - ) - - return result - - -def repness_metric(stats: Dict[str, Any], key_prefix: str) -> float: - """ - Composite representativeness score, matching Clojure's repness-metric. - - Clojure (math/src/polismath/math/repness.clj:191-193): - (defn repness-metric - [{:keys [repness repness-test p-success p-test]}] - (* repness repness-test p-success p-test)) - - For Python the keys are looked up via key_prefix: - 'a' (agree) → ra * rat * pa * pat - 'd' (disagree) → rd * rdt * pd * pdt - - This is a *signed* product of 4 values — there is no abs(). A negative - z-score (pat / rat / pdt / rdt) flips the sign of the metric, exactly as - in Clojure. Downstream `select_rep_comments` sorts candidates by this - metric in descending order and keeps the top N, so negative metrics rank - at the bottom of the candidate pool. They are not actively *filtered* - here, though — fallback paths (e.g. fewer than the requested N candidates - pass significance) can still surface a negative-metric comment. Callers - that need strict positive-metric semantics should gate at the call site. - - Args: - stats: Statistics for a comment/group - key_prefix: 'a' for agreement, 'd' for disagreement - - Returns: - Composite representativeness score (signed product of 4 values). - """ - p = stats[f'p{key_prefix}'] - p_test = stats[f'p{key_prefix}t'] - r = stats[f'r{key_prefix}'] - r_test = stats[f'r{key_prefix}t'] - return r * r_test * p * p_test - - -def finalize_cmt_stats(stats: Dict[str, Any]) -> Dict[str, Any]: - """ - Finalize comment stats and classify as agree/disagree, matching Clojure. - - Clojure (math/src/polismath/math/repness.clj:173-180): - (defn finalize-cmt-stats - [tid {:keys [... rat rdt ...]}] - (let [[...] (if (> rat rdt) - [na ns pa pat ra rat :agree] - [nd ns pd pdt rd rdt :disagree])] - ...)) - - Pure comparison of the two two-prop z-scores. No probability/ratio - threshold logic — strict `rat > rdt` (rat == rdt falls through to disagree). - Always populates `agree_metric` / `disagree_metric` (used downstream by - selection routines that rank candidates). - - Args: - stats: Statistics for a comment/group - - Returns: - Finalized statistics with `repful`, `agree_metric`, `disagree_metric`. - """ - result = deepcopy(stats) - result['agree_metric'] = repness_metric(stats, 'a') - result['disagree_metric'] = repness_metric(stats, 'd') - result['repful'] = 'agree' if stats['rat'] > stats['rdt'] else 'disagree' - return result - - -def passes_by_test(stats: Dict[str, Any], repful: str, p_thresh: float = 0.5) -> bool: - """ - Check if comment passes significance tests. - - Args: - stats: Statistics for a comment/group - repful: 'agree' or 'disagree' - p_thresh: Probability threshold - - Returns: - True if passes significance tests - """ - key_prefix = 'a' if repful == 'agree' else 'd' - p = stats[f'p{key_prefix}'] - p_test = stats[f'p{key_prefix}t'] - r_test = stats[f'r{key_prefix}t'] - - # Check if proportion is high enough - if p < p_thresh: - return False - - # Check significance tests - return z_score_sig_90(p_test) and z_score_sig_90(r_test) - - -def best_agree(all_stats: List[Dict[str, Any]]) -> List[Dict[str, Any]]: - """ - Filter for best agreement comments. - - Args: - all_stats: List of comment statistics - - Returns: - Filtered list of comments that are best representatives by agreement - """ - # Filter to comments more agreed with than disagreed with - agree_stats = [s for s in all_stats if s['pa'] > s['pd']] - - # Filter to comments that pass significance tests - passing = [s for s in agree_stats if passes_by_test(s, 'agree')] - - if passing: - return passing - else: - return agree_stats - - -def best_disagree(all_stats: List[Dict[str, Any]]) -> List[Dict[str, Any]]: - """ - Filter for best disagreement comments. - - Args: - all_stats: List of comment statistics - - Returns: - Filtered list of comments that are best representatives by disagreement - """ - # Filter to comments more disagreed with than agreed with - disagree_stats = [s for s in all_stats if s['pd'] > s['pa']] - - # Filter to comments that pass significance tests - passing = [s for s in disagree_stats if passes_by_test(s, 'disagree')] - - if passing: - return passing - else: - return disagree_stats - - -def select_rep_comments(all_stats: List[Dict[str, Any]], - agree_count: int = 3, - disagree_count: int = 2) -> List[Dict[str, Any]]: - """ - Select representative comments for a group. - - Args: - all_stats: List of comment statistics - agree_count: Number of agreement comments to select - disagree_count: Number of disagreement comments to select - - Returns: - List of selected representative comments - """ - if not all_stats: - return [] - - # Start with best agreement comments - agree_comments = best_agree(all_stats) - - # Sort by agreement metric - agree_comments = sorted( - agree_comments, - key=lambda s: s['agree_metric'], - reverse=True - ) - - # Start with best disagreement comments - disagree_comments = best_disagree(all_stats) - - # Sort by disagreement metric - disagree_comments = sorted( - disagree_comments, - key=lambda s: s['disagree_metric'], - reverse=True - ) - - # Select top comments - selected = [] - - # Add agreement comments - for i, cmt in enumerate(agree_comments): - if i < agree_count: - cmt_copy = deepcopy(cmt) - cmt_copy['repful'] = 'agree' - selected.append(cmt_copy) - - # Add disagreement comments - for i, cmt in enumerate(disagree_comments): - if i < disagree_count: - cmt_copy = deepcopy(cmt) - cmt_copy['repful'] = 'disagree' - selected.append(cmt_copy) - - # If we couldn't find enough, try to add more from the other category - if len(selected) < agree_count + disagree_count: - # Add more agreement comments if needed - if len(selected) < agree_count + disagree_count and len(agree_comments) > agree_count: - for i in range(agree_count, min(len(agree_comments), agree_count + disagree_count)): - cmt_copy = deepcopy(agree_comments[i]) - cmt_copy['repful'] = 'agree' - selected.append(cmt_copy) - - # Add more disagreement comments if needed - if len(selected) < agree_count + disagree_count and len(disagree_comments) > disagree_count: - for i in range(disagree_count, min(len(disagree_comments), agree_count + disagree_count)): - cmt_copy = deepcopy(disagree_comments[i]) - cmt_copy['repful'] = 'disagree' - selected.append(cmt_copy) - - # If still not enough, at least ensure one comment - if not selected and all_stats: - # Just take the first one - cmt_copy = deepcopy(all_stats[0]) - cmt_copy['repful'] = cmt_copy.get('repful', 'agree') - selected.append(cmt_copy) - - return selected - - -def calculate_kl_divergence(p: np.ndarray, q: np.ndarray) -> float: - """ - Calculate Kullback-Leibler divergence between two probability distributions. - - Args: - p: First probability distribution - q: Second probability distribution - - Returns: - KL divergence - """ - # Replace zeros to avoid division by zero - p = np.where(p == 0, 1e-10, p) - q = np.where(q == 0, 1e-10, q) - - # numpy stubs: np.where widens p to ndarray|bool_, so np.sum is typed bool_. - # See pyright #2811. - return np.sum(p * np.log(p / q)) # pyright: ignore[reportReturnType] - - -def select_consensus_comments(all_stats: List[Dict[str, Any]]) -> List[Dict[str, Any]]: - """ - Select comments with broad consensus. - - Args: - all_stats: List of comment statistics for all groups - - Returns: - List of consensus comments - """ - # Group by comment - by_comment = {} - for stat in all_stats: - cid = stat['comment_id'] - if cid not in by_comment: - by_comment[cid] = [] - by_comment[cid].append(stat) - - # Comments that have stats for all groups - consensus_candidates = [] - - for cid, stats in by_comment.items(): - # Check if all groups mostly agree - all_agree = all(s['pa'] > 0.6 for s in stats) - - if all_agree: - # Calculate average agreement - avg_agree = sum(s['pa'] for s in stats) / len(stats) - - # Add as consensus candidate - consensus_candidates.append({ - 'comment_id': cid, - 'avg_agree': avg_agree, - 'repful': 'consensus', - 'stats': stats - }) - - # Sort by average agreement - consensus_candidates.sort(key=lambda x: x['avg_agree'], reverse=True) - - # Take top 2 - return consensus_candidates[:2] - - # ============================================================================= # Vectorized DataFrame-native functions for multi-group operations # ============================================================================= def prop_test_vectorized(succ: pd.Series, n: pd.Series) -> pd.Series: """ - Vectorized one-proportion z-test, matching Clojure's stats/prop-test. + Vectorized one-proportion z-test, matching Clojure's stats/prop-test + (math/src/polismath/math/stats.clj:10-15). + + Scalar equivalent (the formula this implements element-wise): + + def prop_test(succ, n): + return 2 * sqrt(n + 1) * ((succ + 1) / (n + 1) - 0.5) + + Wilson-score-like test with built-in +1 pseudocount (Laplace / Beta(1,1) + smoothing). The +1 terms regularize extreme values for small samples, + preventing spurious significance in small Polis groups. Unlike the standard + z-test ((p - p0) / sqrt(p0*(1-p0)/n)), this formulation never divides by + zero — n=0 collapses to `2*sqrt(1)*(1/1 - 0.5) = 1.0` after smoothing. - Formula: 2 * sqrt(n+1) * ((succ+1)/(n+1) - 0.5) + No n=0 short-circuit (Clojure parity — stats.clj:10-15 has no guard). - See prop_test() docstring for derivation and rationale. + Note: the pseudocount here (Beta(1,1)) is independent of the PSEUDO_COUNT + used for pa/pd computation (Beta(2,2)). prop_test takes RAW success and + trial counts, not pre-smoothed probabilities. Args: - succ: Series of success counts (e.g. `na` or `nd` per row) - n: Series of trial counts. In all current callers this is `ns = na + nd` - (AGREE + DISAGREE per row) — PASS votes are NOT included, matching - what Clojure passes as `n-trials`. See scalar `prop_test()` for the - same convention. + succ: Series of success counts (e.g. `na` or `nd` per row). + n: Series of trial counts. In all current callers this is `ns` = the + count of ALL non-nil votes INCLUDING PASS (`notna().sum()`), + matching Clojure's `count-votes` with no vote arg + (`(count (filter identity votes))` — 0/PASS is truthy in Clojure, + repness.clj:56-61; ns-PASS fix 2026-06-11). If you call this from + elsewhere, supply the PASS-inclusive non-nil count, NOT `na + nd`. Returns: - Series of z-scores + Series of z-scores. Positive when the smoothed proportion (succ+1)/(n+1) + > 0.5 (equivalent to succ >= n/2). Differs slightly from raw-ratio + succ/n > 0.5 because of the +1 pseudocount on both numerator and + denominator. """ succ_pc = succ + 1 n_pc = n + 1 @@ -549,19 +119,40 @@ def prop_test_vectorized(succ: pd.Series, n: pd.Series) -> pd.Series: def two_prop_test_vectorized(succ_in: pd.Series, succ_out: pd.Series, pop_in: pd.Series, pop_out: pd.Series) -> pd.Series: """ - Vectorized two-proportion z-test with +1 pseudocount on all inputs. + Vectorized two-proportion z-test with +1 pseudocount on all inputs, + matching Clojure's stats/two-prop-test + (math/src/polismath/math/stats.clj:18-33). - Matches Clojure's stats/two-prop-test (stats.clj:18-33). - See two_prop_test() scalar version for formula details. + Scalar equivalent (the formula this implements element-wise): + + def two_prop_test(succ_in, succ_out, pop_in, pop_out): + s1, s2 = succ_in + 1, succ_out + 1 + p1, p2 = pop_in + 1, pop_out + 1 + pi1, pi2 = s1 / p1, s2 / p2 + pi_hat = (s1 + s2) / (p1 + p2) + if pi_hat == 1.0: + return 0.0 # Clojure: "could solve via limits" (stats.clj:26-27) + se = sqrt(pi_hat * (1 - pi_hat) * (1/p1 + 1/p2)) + return (pi1 - pi2) / se + + +1 pseudocount (Laplace / Beta(1,1)) regularizes z-scores for small samples; + Clojure increments all four inputs unconditionally via (map inc ...) so + pop=0 becomes pop=1 and the test proceeds. The only early-return is + pi_hat == 1. + + No pop_in/pop_out short-circuit (Clojure parity). Vectorized handling: + - pi_hat == 1 → SE = 0 → z = NaN → fillna(0.0). + - pi_hat > 1 (na > pop, unreachable in real data) → sqrt of negative → NaN → 0.0. + - Division by zero → ±inf → replaced with 0.0. Args: - succ_in: Series of success counts in the group - succ_out: Series of success counts outside the group - pop_in: Series of total vote counts in the group - pop_out: Series of total vote counts outside the group + succ_in: Series of success counts in the group (e.g. agrees). + succ_out: Series of success counts outside the group. + pop_in: Series of total vote counts in the group. + pop_out: Series of total vote counts outside the group. Returns: - Series of z-scores + Series of z-scores (positive means group proportion > other proportion). """ # Add +1 pseudocount to all four inputs (Clojure: map inc) s1 = succ_in + 1 @@ -585,12 +176,21 @@ def two_prop_test_vectorized(succ_in: pd.Series, succ_out: pd.Series, def compute_group_comment_stats_df(votes_long: pd.DataFrame, - group_clusters: List[Dict[str, Any]]) -> pd.DataFrame: + group_clusters: List[Dict[str, Any]], + tid_order: Optional[List[Any]] = None) -> pd.DataFrame: """ Compute vote counts and probabilities for all (group, comment) pairs. - This is the vectorized version of comment_stats() that operates on all - groups and comments simultaneously. + Vectorized port of Clojure's per-(group, comment) `comment-stats` recipe + (math/src/polismath/math/repness.clj:64-100). Operates on all groups and + comments simultaneously, in two phases: + + 1. :func:`_group_comment_vote_counts` — the DataFrame plumbing that + reduces (votes, group memberships) to one row of raw counts per + (group, comment): ``na``/``nd``/``ns`` for the group and + ``other_agree``/``other_disagree``/``other_votes`` for everyone else. + 2. :func:`_comment_stats_from_counts` — the statistics recipe, reading + like Clojure's scalar comment-stats/finalize-cmt-stats chain. Args: votes_long: Long-format DataFrame with columns: @@ -603,7 +203,8 @@ def compute_group_comment_stats_df(votes_long: pd.DataFrame, DataFrame indexed by (group_id, comment) with columns: - na: number of agrees - nd: number of disagrees - - ns: number of votes (agrees + disagrees) + - ns: number of votes (agrees + disagrees + PASS, Clojure parity; + see repness.clj:56-61, :70) - pa: probability of agree (with pseudocount smoothing) - pd: probability of disagree (with pseudocount smoothing) - pat: proportion test z-score for agree @@ -616,6 +217,25 @@ def compute_group_comment_stats_df(votes_long: pd.DataFrame, - disagree_metric: metric for disagree representativeness - repful: 'agree' or 'disagree' based on which is more representative """ + counts_df = _group_comment_vote_counts(votes_long, group_clusters, tid_order) + if counts_df.empty: + return counts_df + return _comment_stats_from_counts(counts_df) + + +def _group_comment_vote_counts(votes_long: pd.DataFrame, + group_clusters: List[Dict[str, Any]], + tid_order: Optional[List[Any]] = None) -> pd.DataFrame: + """Phase 1 — the plumbing: reduce (votes, group memberships) to raw + per-(group, comment) counts. + + Returns a DataFrame indexed by (group_id, comment) with the group's + ``na``/``nd``/``ns``, the clustered-voter totals ``total_agree``/ + ``total_disagree``/``total_votes``, and the derived ``other_*`` columns + (everyone not in this group) — the exact inputs Clojure's comment-stats + recipe consumes. Empty result (correct schema) when there are no votes + or no clustered voters. + """ # Build participant -> group mapping ptpt_to_group = {} for group in group_clusters: @@ -629,38 +249,68 @@ def compute_group_comment_stats_df(votes_long: pd.DataFrame, # Return empty DataFrame with correct schema return pd.DataFrame(columns=['na', 'nd', 'ns', 'pa', 'pd', 'pat', 'pdt']) - # Compute total counts per comment BEFORE filtering to group members - # This matches the old behavior where "other" included ALL participants - # not in the current group (even those not in any cluster) - total_counts = votes_only.groupby('comment').agg( - total_agree=('vote', lambda x: (x == AGREE).sum()), - total_disagree=('vote', lambda x: (x == DISAGREE).sum()), - ) - total_counts['total_votes'] = total_counts['total_agree'] + total_counts['total_disagree'] - - # Now add group column and filter to only group members + # Add group column and identify votes from clustered participants votes_with_group = votes_only.copy() votes_with_group['group_id'] = votes_with_group['participant'].map(ptpt_to_group) # Keep only votes from participants in some group (for group-specific counts) votes_in_groups = votes_with_group.dropna(subset=['group_id']) + # Totals feed the "other" (rest) side of the comparison below. + # + # Clojure's rest-stats sum per-group comment-stats over the OTHER GROUPS + # only (utils/mapv-rest, repness.clj:125-131), and group membership is + # unfolded through base clusters — so votes from participants in NO + # cluster never enter the comparison. Totals must therefore come from + # clustered voters only (FP-69c7a13580/FP-faac8c6125). + # + # total_votes counts agree + disagree + PASS, matching Clojure's + # `count-votes` (math/src/polismath/math/repness.clj:56-61, :70). + # `count-votes` called with no `vote` arg uses `identity` as the filter + # predicate; in Clojure 0 is truthy, so PASS (0) votes are kept. NaN + # entries are already dropped above. Use size() to count non-NaN rows. + total_counts = votes_in_groups.groupby('comment').agg( + total_agree=('vote', lambda x: (x == AGREE).sum()), + total_disagree=('vote', lambda x: (x == DISAGREE).sum()), + total_votes=('vote', 'size'), + ) + # The comment universe stays votes_only-based (Clojure + # iterates every matrix column; a comment voted on only by unclustered + # participants still gets an all-zero stats row). + all_voted_comments = votes_only['comment'].unique() + total_counts = total_counts.reindex(all_voted_comments, fill_value=0) + if votes_in_groups.empty: # Return empty DataFrame with correct schema return pd.DataFrame(columns=['na', 'nd', 'ns', 'pa', 'pd', 'pat', 'pdt']) - # Get all unique comments that have at least one vote (from anyone) + # Get all unique comments that have at least one vote (from anyone). + # With tid_order (clojure-legacy), rows follow Clojure's named-matrix + # column order (first-vote arrival) so downstream stable sorts break + # exact-score ties identically; unknown comments keep their default + # position at the tail (defensive — tid_order normally covers all). all_comments = total_counts.index.tolist() + if tid_order is not None: + known = set(all_comments) + ordered = [t for t in tid_order if t in known] + ordered_set = set(ordered) + all_comments = ordered + [t for t in all_comments if t not in ordered_set] # Get all group IDs all_group_ids = [group['id'] for group in group_clusters] - # Compute vote counts per (group, comment) for votes from group members + # Compute vote counts per (group, comment) for votes from group members. + # + # ns counts agree + disagree + PASS, matching Clojure's `count-votes` + # (math/src/polismath/math/repness.clj:56-61, :70). `count-votes` with + # no `vote` arg uses `identity` as filter; in Clojure 0 is truthy, so + # PASS (0) votes count. NaN entries were already dropped above. Use + # size() to count non-NaN rows. group_counts = votes_in_groups.groupby(['group_id', 'comment']).agg( na=('vote', lambda x: (x == AGREE).sum()), nd=('vote', lambda x: (x == DISAGREE).sum()), + ns=('vote', 'size'), ) - group_counts['ns'] = group_counts['na'] + group_counts['nd'] # Create full index with all (group, comment) combinations to match old behavior # Old implementation: for each group, iterate over ALL comments (that have any votes) @@ -680,6 +330,19 @@ def compute_group_comment_stats_df(votes_long: pd.DataFrame, stats_df['other_disagree'] = stats_df['total_disagree'] - stats_df['nd'] stats_df['other_votes'] = stats_df['total_votes'] - stats_df['ns'] + return stats_df + + +def _comment_stats_from_counts(stats_df: pd.DataFrame) -> pd.DataFrame: + """Phase 2 — the statistics recipe, on clean per-(group, comment) counts. + + Reads like Clojure's scalar chain (comment-stats -> add-comparative-stats + -> finalize-cmt-stats, repness.clj:64-100/:97-100/:178/:191-193): + probabilities with pseudocounts, proportion tests on raw counts, + representativeness ratios group-vs-other, two-proportion tests, the + signed metric products, and the repful side pick. Adds the stat columns + to ``stats_df`` (same frame, mutated in place) and returns it. + """ # Compute probabilities with pseudocounts (Bayesian smoothing) # For group stats_df['pa'] = (stats_df['na'] + PSEUDO_COUNT/2) / (stats_df['ns'] + PSEUDO_COUNT) @@ -726,7 +389,10 @@ def compute_group_comment_stats_df(votes_long: pd.DataFrame, # Compute metrics # Clojure (repness.clj:191-193): (* repness repness-test p-success p-test) # agree_metric = ra * rat * pa * pat - # disagree_metric = rd * rdt * pd * pdt (signed product — see scalar repness_metric) + # disagree_metric = rd * rdt * pd * pdt + # Signed product — no abs(). Negative z-scores flip the sign of the metric; + # downstream selection sorts descending, so negative-metric comments rank + # at the bottom of the candidate pool but are not filtered here. stats_df['agree_metric'] = (stats_df['ra'] * stats_df['rat'] * stats_df['pa'] * stats_df['pat']) stats_df['disagree_metric'] = (stats_df['rd'] * stats_df['rdt'] @@ -739,159 +405,110 @@ def compute_group_comment_stats_df(votes_long: pd.DataFrame, return stats_df -def select_rep_comments_df(stats_df: pd.DataFrame, - agree_count: int = 3, - disagree_count: int = 2) -> pd.DataFrame: - """ - Select representative comments for a single group from a DataFrame. +# ============================================================================= +# D10: Selection helpers (Clojure parity for select-rep-comments) +# ============================================================================= +# +# Ports of Clojure's `select-rep-comments` and its three predicates from +# math/src/polismath/math/repness.clj:133-281. Operate on per-(group, comment) +# dict rows produced by `compute_group_comment_stats_df` (via to_dict('records')). +# Per-row dict ops + small per-group iteration (rather than vectorized) because +# `beats_best_agr` has a 4-branch decision against a moving "current best" +# that updates during iteration; vectorizing would require multiple passes +# without saving lines (per-group N typically <500 comments). - DataFrame-native version of select_rep_comments(). - Args: - stats_df: DataFrame with comment statistics for ONE group - agree_count: Number of agreement comments to select - disagree_count: Number of disagreement comments to select +def passes_by_test(s: Dict[str, Any]) -> bool: + """ + Clojure passes-by-test? (repness.clj:165-170). - Returns: - DataFrame of selected representative comments + True iff the agree side OR the disagree side passes z-sig-90 on BOTH + the proportion test (pat/pdt) and the representativeness test (rat/rdt). + No probability gate — pre-D10 Python's `pa >= 0.5` gate was a Python-only + over-restriction without a Clojure analog. + + (or (and (z-sig-90? rat) (z-sig-90? pat)) + (and (z-sig-90? rdt) (z-sig-90? pdt))) """ - if stats_df.empty: - return stats_df - - total_wanted = agree_count + disagree_count - - # Best agree: pa > pd and passes significance tests - agree_candidates = stats_df[stats_df['pa'] > stats_df['pd']].copy() - if not agree_candidates.empty: - # Check significance: pat > Z_90 and rat > Z_90 - passing_agree = agree_candidates[ - (agree_candidates['pat'] > Z_90) & - (agree_candidates['rat'] > Z_90) & - (agree_candidates['pa'] >= 0.5) - ] - if not passing_agree.empty: - agree_candidates = passing_agree - - # Best disagree: pd > pa and passes significance tests - disagree_candidates = stats_df[stats_df['pd'] > stats_df['pa']].copy() - if not disagree_candidates.empty: - passing_disagree = disagree_candidates[ - (disagree_candidates['pdt'] > Z_90) & - (disagree_candidates['rdt'] > Z_90) & - (disagree_candidates['pd'] >= 0.5) - ] - if not passing_disagree.empty: - disagree_candidates = passing_disagree - - # Sort candidates by metric - if not agree_candidates.empty: - agree_candidates = agree_candidates.sort_values('agree_metric', ascending=False) - if not disagree_candidates.empty: - disagree_candidates = disagree_candidates.sort_values('disagree_metric', ascending=False) - - # Select top N from each category - selected_parts = [] - - if not agree_candidates.empty: - top_agree = agree_candidates.head(agree_count).copy() - top_agree['repful'] = 'agree' - selected_parts.append(top_agree) - - if not disagree_candidates.empty: - top_disagree = disagree_candidates.head(disagree_count).copy() - top_disagree['repful'] = 'disagree' - selected_parts.append(top_disagree) - - if selected_parts: - selected = pd.concat(selected_parts, ignore_index=False) - else: - selected = pd.DataFrame() - - # If we couldn't find enough, try to fill from available candidates - # This matches the exact behavior of the old select_rep_comments() function: - # - First fallback adds agree_comments[agree_count:min(len, total_wanted)] regardless of - # whether we exceed total_wanted (up to disagree_count more agrees) - # - Second fallback only runs if STILL < total_wanted - if len(selected) < total_wanted: - # Try to add more agree comments - # Old code: range(agree_count, min(len(agree_comments), agree_count + disagree_count)) - if not agree_candidates.empty and len(agree_candidates) > agree_count: - extra_limit = min(len(agree_candidates), total_wanted) - extra_agrees = agree_candidates.iloc[agree_count:extra_limit].copy() - extra_agrees['repful'] = 'agree' - selected = pd.concat([selected, extra_agrees], ignore_index=False) - - # Try to add more disagree comments (only if still not enough) - # Old code: range(disagree_count, min(len(disagree_comments), agree_count + disagree_count)) - if len(selected) < total_wanted and not disagree_candidates.empty and len(disagree_candidates) > disagree_count: - extra_limit = min(len(disagree_candidates), total_wanted) - extra_disagrees = disagree_candidates.iloc[disagree_count:extra_limit].copy() - extra_disagrees['repful'] = 'disagree' - selected = pd.concat([selected, extra_disagrees], ignore_index=False) - - # Fallback: if still empty, take first row - if selected.empty and not stats_df.empty: - selected = stats_df.head(1).copy() - selected['repful'] = selected['repful'].iloc[0] if 'repful' in selected.columns else 'agree' - - return selected - - -def select_consensus_comments_df(stats_df: pd.DataFrame, - n_groups: int) -> List[Dict[str, Any]]: + return ( + (z_score_sig_90(s['rat']) and z_score_sig_90(s['pat'])) + or (z_score_sig_90(s['rdt']) and z_score_sig_90(s['pdt'])) + ) + + +def beats_best_by_test(s: Dict[str, Any], current_best_z: Optional[float]) -> bool: """ - Select consensus comments from DataFrame. + Clojure beats-best-by-test? (repness.clj:133-139). - Args: - stats_df: DataFrame with all (group, comment) statistics - n_groups: Number of groups + True if `s` has a more-representative max(rat, rdt) than `current_best_z`, + OR if there is no current best yet. Strict `>` (Clojure: `>`). - Returns: - List of consensus comment dicts + (or (nil? current-best-z) + (> (max rat rdt) current-best-z)) """ - if stats_df.empty: - return [] - - # Group by comment and check if all groups have high agreement - stats_reset = stats_df.reset_index() - comment_stats = stats_reset.groupby('comment').agg( - min_pa=('pa', 'min'), - avg_pa=('pa', 'mean'), - group_count=('group_id', 'count') - ) + if current_best_z is None: + return True + return max(s['rat'], s['rdt']) > current_best_z - # Filter to comments where all groups agree (pa > 0.6 for all) - # and present in all groups - consensus = comment_stats[ - (comment_stats['min_pa'] > 0.6) & - (comment_stats['group_count'] == n_groups) - ].copy() - - if consensus.empty: - return [] - - # Sort by average agreement and take top 2 - consensus = consensus.nlargest(2, 'avg_pa') - - # Convert to list of dicts using _stats_row_to_dict for legacy format - result = [] - for comment_id in consensus.index: - comment_rows = stats_reset[stats_reset['comment'] == comment_id] - # Convert each row to legacy dict format - stats_list = [_stats_row_to_dict(row) for _, row in comment_rows.iterrows()] - result.append({ - 'comment_id': comment_id, - 'avg_agree': consensus.loc[comment_id, 'avg_pa'], - 'repful': 'consensus', - 'stats': stats_list - }) - return result +def beats_best_agr(s: Dict[str, Any], + current_best: Optional[Dict[str, Any]]) -> bool: + """ + Clojure beats-best-agr? (repness.clj:142-162). + Four mutually exclusive branches: -def _stats_row_to_dict(row: pd.Series) -> Dict[str, Any]: - """Convert a stats DataFrame row to the legacy dict format.""" - return { + 1. `na == 0 and nd == 0`: reject. Comments with no votes never enter the + best-agree slot (Clojure: `(= 0 na nd)` → false). + 2. `current_best` exists AND `current_best['ra'] > 1.0`: compare the + 4-way signed product `ra * rat * pa * pat`. New row must beat the + current best on this product. + 3. `current_best` exists (else, i.e. `current_best['ra'] <= 1.0`): + compare `pa * pat` only — "shoot for something generally agreed upon" + when the current best isn't representative enough. + 4. No `current_best`: accept if `z90(pat)` OR `(ra > 1.0 AND pa > 0.5)`. + + `current_best` here is the RAW stats row (Clojure stores raw at + repness.clj:250 so this comparator keeps the `ra/rat/pa/pat` surface). + """ + if s['na'] == 0 and s['nd'] == 0: # Branch 1. + return False + if current_best is not None and current_best['ra'] > 1.0: # Branch 2. + return (s['ra'] * s['rat'] * s['pa'] * s['pat']) > ( + current_best['ra'] * current_best['rat'] + * current_best['pa'] * current_best['pat'] + ) + if current_best is not None: # Branch 3. + return (s['pa'] * s['pat']) > (current_best['pa'] * current_best['pat']) + # Branch 4. + return z_score_sig_90(s['pat']) or (s['ra'] > 1.0 and s['pa'] > 0.5) + + +def _finalize_row_for_output(row: Dict[str, Any], *, + is_best_agree: bool = False) -> Dict[str, Any]: + """ + Format a per-(group, comment) stats row for the final repness output + (math blob `repness` / `group_repness`). + + Mirrors Clojure `finalize-cmt-stats` (repness.clj:173-188) plus the + best-agree flagging at repness.clj:262-264. + + When `is_best_agree=True`, two extra keys are added: + - `best_agree`: True + - `n_agree`: the raw `na` (preserves the agree count even when the + row is classified as 'disagree' by `rat > rdt`). + + Key naming uses Python convention (underscored). Clojure-style hyphens + (`repful-for`, `n-agree`, etc.) are deferred to a future math-blob + alignment PR (see PLAN.md "Pending — needs team discussion"). + + `agree_metric` / `disagree_metric` are read directly from the row + (produced by `compute_group_comment_stats_df`) rather than recomputed. + Recomputing here would duplicate the formula at repness.clj:191-193 in + two places and risk drift if it ever changes (decision D10.8.3). + """ + repful = 'agree' if row['rat'] > row['rdt'] else 'disagree' + finalized: Dict[str, Any] = { 'comment_id': row['comment'], 'group_id': row['group_id'], 'na': int(row['na']), @@ -907,11 +524,327 @@ def _stats_row_to_dict(row: pd.Series) -> Dict[str, Any]: 'rdt': row['rdt'], 'agree_metric': row['agree_metric'], 'disagree_metric': row['disagree_metric'], - 'repful': row['repful'], + 'repful': repful, + } + if is_best_agree: + finalized['best_agree'] = True + finalized['n_agree'] = int(row['na']) + return finalized + + +def select_rep_comments_df(stats_df: pd.DataFrame, + mod_out: Optional[Iterable[int]] = None, + preserve_order: bool = False + ) -> Tuple[pd.DataFrame, Optional[Dict[str, Any]]]: + """ + Select representative comments for a single group (Clojure parity). + + Single-pass reduce over the group's (gid, tid) rows, mirroring + `select-rep-comments` in math/src/polismath/math/repness.clj:212-281. + + Per-row state {sufficient, best, best_agree}: + - `passes_by_test(row)` → append finalized row to `sufficient`. + - `:sufficient` still empty AND `beats_best_by_test` → update `best`. + - `beats_best_agr(row, best_agree)` → store RAW row as new `best_agree`. + + Final assembly (decision S2 / D10.4): + - `sufficient` non-empty: dedup best_agree from sufficient → sort by + agree/disagree metric (descending, signed product per repness.clj:191) + → take up to 5 (post-prepend → 4 sufficient max) → agrees-before- + disagrees on the sufficient slice. The best-agree dict is returned + SEPARATELY so the DataFrame stays clean (no NaN best_agree/n_agree + columns when the slot is empty). + - Else: `(empty_df, best_agree_dict)` if best_agree exists, else + `(single_row_df_for_best, None)` if best exists, else + `(empty_df, None)`. + + Args: + stats_df: DataFrame with comment statistics for ONE group, schema + as produced by `compute_group_comment_stats_df`. + mod_out: Optional iterable of tids to exclude (moderated-out comments). + Filter applied before the reduce (Clojure repness.clj:222). + + Returns: + `(rep_df, best_agree_dict)` tuple: + - `rep_df`: DataFrame of finalized rep-comment rows in math-blob + shape (see `_finalize_row_for_output`) — does NOT include the + best-agree slot, and carries NO `best_agree`/`n_agree` columns. + Already ordered agrees-before-disagrees and capped so that + `len(rep_df) + (1 if best_agree_dict else 0) <= 5`. + - `best_agree_dict`: Standalone finalized dict for the best-agree + slot (with `best_agree=True` and `n_agree=`), or `None` if + no candidate qualified. The caller is responsible for prepending + it to the flat output list. + """ + empty_df: pd.DataFrame = pd.DataFrame() + + if stats_df.empty: + return empty_df, None + + # `is not None`, not truthiness: mod_out may be a numpy array / pandas + # Index, whose bare truth value raises for len>1 (Copilot 2026-07-04). + mod_out_set = set(mod_out) if mod_out is not None else set() + sufficient: List[Dict[str, Any]] = [] + best: Optional[Dict[str, Any]] = None + # Track best's max(rat, rdt) as a sidecar scalar so we never have to mutate + # `best` itself with synthetic comparison keys. Avoids the leak/pop dance + # of stashing a `_max_rt` inside the finalized dict (decision D10.8.4). + best_max_rt: Optional[float] = None + best_agree: Optional[Dict[str, Any]] = None + + # Iteration order decides ties: all Clojure beats-*? predicates use + # strict `>` so the FIRST row at a tied score wins, and repness-sort is + # a stable sort over the iteration order (repness.clj:196-200). + # + # preserve_order=True (clojure-legacy via conv_repness's tid_order): rows + # already follow Clojure's named-matrix column order — first-vote ARRIVAL + # order, which is NOT tid-ascending in general (verified on the vw replay: + # clj tids open [24, 19, 47, …]) — so iterate as-given. + # + # preserve_order=False (improved / direct callers): sort by `comment` + # ascending for deterministic ties (decision D10.8.1; its "insertion + # order == ascending" cold-start assumption holds only for tid-ordered + # vote streams, hence the legacy path above). + iter_df = ( + stats_df + if preserve_order + else stats_df.sort_values('comment', kind='mergesort') + ) + + for row in iter_df.to_dict('records'): + if row['comment'] in mod_out_set: + continue + if passes_by_test(row): + sufficient.append(_finalize_row_for_output(row)) + # Update `best` only while sufficient is still empty (Clojure parity). + if not sufficient: + if beats_best_by_test(row, best_max_rt): + best = _finalize_row_for_output(row) + best_max_rt = max(row['rat'], row['rdt']) + # `best_agree` stores RAW row (Clojure repness.clj:250) so subsequent + # `beats_best_agr` calls keep the ra/rat/pa/pat surface. + if beats_best_agr(row, best_agree): + best_agree = row + + # Build the standalone best-agree dict (or None) once — used in every + # assembly branch below. + best_agree_dict: Optional[Dict[str, Any]] = ( + _finalize_row_for_output(best_agree, is_best_agree=True) + if best_agree is not None else None + ) + + # Assembly. + if not sufficient: + if best_agree_dict is not None: + # Best-agree slot returned separately; rep_df stays empty. + return empty_df, best_agree_dict + if best is not None: + return pd.DataFrame([best]), None + return empty_df, None + + # Sufficient non-empty path. + best_agree_tid = best_agree['comment'] if best_agree is not None else None + # Dedup best_agree from sufficient (caller will re-prepend it). + deduped = [s for s in sufficient if s['comment_id'] != best_agree_tid] + + # Sort each row by its winning-side metric (signed product, per Clojure + # repness.clj:191-193). Clojure (repness.clj:191-200) sorts by a single + # `:repness-metric` field that `finalize-cmt-stats` populates per the + # winning side. We achieve equivalent ranking by reading `agree_metric` + # for repful=='agree' rows and `disagree_metric` otherwise — same + # comparator value, just a different key per row (decision D10.8.2). + def _sort_key(s: Dict[str, Any]) -> float: + return s['agree_metric'] if s['repful'] == 'agree' else s['disagree_metric'] + deduped.sort(key=_sort_key, reverse=True) + + # TODO(parity-eviction): the cap of 5 INCLUDING the best-agree slot can + # evict the 5th-highest-metric `sufficient` entry — a strong dissenting + # view may be silently dropped by a weak agree-priority one. Mirrors + # Clojure exactly for parity; flagged in PLAN.md + # "Pending — needs team discussion". + cap = 5 - (1 if best_agree_dict is not None else 0) + capped = deduped[:cap] + + # agrees-before-disagrees (Clojure repness.clj:203-209). Stable partition. + agrees = [c for c in capped if c['repful'] == 'agree'] + disagrees = [c for c in capped if c['repful'] == 'disagree'] + rep_df = pd.DataFrame(agrees + disagrees) + + return rep_df, best_agree_dict + + +def _assemble_rep_comments(stats_df: pd.DataFrame, + mod_out: Optional[Iterable[int]] = None, + preserve_order: bool = False + ) -> List[Dict[str, Any]]: + """Thin wrapper around `select_rep_comments_df` that returns the flat + output list (best-agree slot prepended, then the DataFrame's rows, + then re-partitioned agrees-before-disagrees so a `repful='disagree'` + best-agree slot lands in the disagrees section as in pre-S2). + + Decision S2: `select_rep_comments_df` returns a `(rep_df, best_agree_dict)` + tuple so the DataFrame stays clean (no NaN extra-key columns). Most + callers — including `conv_repness` and the D10 synthetic tests — want + the flat List[Dict] form, so we keep one place that does the prepend + and the final agrees-before-disagrees stable partition. + """ + rep_df, best_agree_dict = select_rep_comments_df( + stats_df, mod_out=mod_out, preserve_order=preserve_order) + head: List[Dict[str, Any]] = [best_agree_dict] if best_agree_dict is not None else [] + tail: List[Dict[str, Any]] = ( + rep_df.to_dict('records') if not rep_df.empty else [] + ) + combined = head + tail + # Re-run agrees-before-disagrees stable partition so the best-agree slot + # ends up in the correct section per its own `repful`. This mirrors the + # pre-S2 behaviour where best_agree was prepended into a single list and + # then partitioned (Clojure repness.clj:203-209). + agrees = [c for c in combined if c['repful'] == 'agree'] + disagrees = [c for c in combined if c['repful'] == 'disagree'] + return agrees + disagrees + + +# ============================================================================= +# D11: Consensus comment selection (Clojure parity) +# ============================================================================= +# +# Ports of Clojure's `consensus-stats` and `select-consensus-comments` +# (math/src/polismath/math/repness.clj:284-323). +# +# Conceptually different from rep-comment selection: consensus stats are +# computed over the FULL conversation (no group split — `add-comparitive-stats` +# is NOT called). Two independent top-5 lists are then built — one for "agree +# consensus" (pa > 0.5 AND z-sig-90 on pat) ordered by `pa * pat`, one for +# "disagree consensus" (pd > 0.5 AND z-sig-90 on pdt) ordered by `pd * pdt`. + +def consensus_stats_df(vote_matrix_df: pd.DataFrame, + mod_out: Optional[Iterable[int]] = None + ) -> pd.DataFrame: + """ + Compute per-comment consensus stats across the whole conversation. + + Vectorized port of Clojure `consensus-stats` (repness.clj:284-290). Unlike + `compute_group_comment_stats_df`, no group split and no `ra/rd/rat/rdt` + (Clojure's `add-comparitive-stats` is not called here). + + Args: + vote_matrix_df: Wide-format vote matrix (participants × comments). + Values in {AGREE, DISAGREE, PASS, NaN}. + mod_out: Optional iterable of tids to exclude. Belt-and-braces with + D15 column-zeroing: moderated-out columns auto-fail the `pa > 0.5` + filter downstream (na=nd=0 → pa=pd=0.5), but the explicit filter + matches Clojure's behaviour (repness.clj:296). + + Returns: + DataFrame indexed by tid with columns [na, nd, ns, pa, pd, pat, pdt]. + """ + # Per-column counts. `vote_matrix_df` may have NaN for unvoted cells; + # those count as neither agree nor disagree. + na = (vote_matrix_df == AGREE).sum(axis=0).astype(int) + nd = (vote_matrix_df == DISAGREE).sum(axis=0).astype(int) + # ns counts all non-nil votes (incl. PASS) — Clojure parity, repness.clj:56-61. + ns = vote_matrix_df.notna().sum(axis=0).astype(int) + + df = pd.DataFrame({'na': na, 'nd': nd, 'ns': ns}) + df.index.name = 'tid' + + # pa, pd with PSEUDO_COUNT smoothing. + # Scalar equivalent: pa = (na + 1) / (ns + 2), pd = (nd + 1) / (ns + 2) + df['pa'] = (df['na'] + PSEUDO_COUNT / 2) / (df['ns'] + PSEUDO_COUNT) + df['pd'] = (df['nd'] + PSEUDO_COUNT / 2) / (df['ns'] + PSEUDO_COUNT) + zero_mask = df['ns'] == 0 + df.loc[zero_mask, 'pa'] = 0.5 + df.loc[zero_mask, 'pd'] = 0.5 + + # Proportion-test z-scores. + df['pat'] = prop_test_vectorized(df['na'], df['ns']) + df['pdt'] = prop_test_vectorized(df['nd'], df['ns']) + + # `is not None`, not truthiness: mod_out may be a numpy array / pandas + # Index, whose bare truth value raises for len>1 (Copilot 2026-07-04). + if mod_out is not None: + mod_out_set = set(mod_out) + df = df[~df.index.isin(mod_out_set)] + + return df + + +def select_consensus_comments_df( + cons_stats: pd.DataFrame, +) -> Dict[str, List[Dict[str, Any]]]: + """ + Select consensus comments (Clojure parity). + + Port of Clojure `select-consensus-comments` (repness.clj:293-323). Returns + two independent top-5 lists — one for agree consensus, one for disagree + consensus. + + Filters and ordering: + - Agree: `pa > 0.5 AND z-sig-90(pat)`, sorted desc by `am = pa * pat`. + - Disagree: `pd > 0.5 AND z-sig-90(pdt)`, sorted desc by `dm = pd * pdt`. + + Since `ns` counts all non-nil votes including PASS (ns ≥ na+nd), + `pa + pd = (na+nd+PSEUDO_COUNT)/(ns+PSEUDO_COUNT) ≤ 1`, so pa and pd + cannot both exceed 0.5 — the same tid cannot appear in both lists. (The + equality pa+pd=1 holds only for PASS-free comments.) + + Args: + cons_stats: DataFrame indexed by tid with cols [na, nd, ns, pa, pd, + pat, pdt], as produced by `consensus_stats_df`. + + Returns: + Dict shape `{'agree': [entries], 'disagree': [entries]}`. Each entry + is `{tid, n-success, n-trials, p-success, p-test}` — EXACTLY the + Clojure blob shape (repness.clj:181 + the ::consensus s/keys spec). + This narrows the S1 deferral (2026-07-04): consensus entries flow + raw into `result['consensus']` in to_dict / to_dynamo_dict, where + server-helpers.ts:298-313 and client-report's + majorityStrict.jsx:23-27 pluck `tid` — Python-convention keys broke + both. Rep-comment entries keep `comment_id` until the deferred + math-blob alignment PR. + """ + if cons_stats.empty: + return {'agree': [], 'disagree': []} + + df = cons_stats.copy() + df['am'] = df['pa'] * df['pat'] + df['dm'] = df['pd'] * df['pdt'] + + agree_filter = (df['pa'] > 0.5) & (df['pat'] > Z_90) + disagree_filter = (df['pd'] > 0.5) & (df['pdt'] > Z_90) + + agree_top = df[agree_filter].nlargest(5, 'am') + disagree_top = df[disagree_filter].nlargest(5, 'dm') + + def _agree_entry(tid: Any, row: pd.Series) -> Dict[str, Any]: + return { + 'tid': int(tid), + 'n-success': int(row['na']), + 'n-trials': int(row['ns']), + 'p-success': float(row['pa']), + 'p-test': float(row['pat']), + } + + def _disagree_entry(tid: Any, row: pd.Series) -> Dict[str, Any]: + return { + 'tid': int(tid), + 'n-success': int(row['nd']), + 'n-trials': int(row['ns']), + 'p-success': float(row['pd']), + 'p-test': float(row['pdt']), + } + + return { + 'agree': [_agree_entry(tid, row) for tid, row in agree_top.iterrows()], + 'disagree': [_disagree_entry(tid, row) for tid, row in disagree_top.iterrows()], } -def conv_repness(vote_matrix_df: pd.DataFrame, group_clusters: List[Dict[str, Any]]) -> Dict[str, Any]: +def conv_repness(vote_matrix_df: pd.DataFrame, + group_clusters: List[Dict[str, Any]], + mod_out: Optional[Iterable[int]] = None, + tid_order: Optional[List[Any]] = None, + ) -> Dict[str, Any]: """ Calculate representativeness for all comments and groups. @@ -921,25 +854,37 @@ def conv_repness(vote_matrix_df: pd.DataFrame, group_clusters: List[Dict[str, An vote_matrix_df: pd.DataFrame of matrix of votes (participants × comments) Values should be AGREE (1), DISAGREE (-1), PASS (0), or NaN (unvoted) group_clusters: List of group clusters, each with 'id' and 'members' + mod_out: Optional iterable of tids to exclude (moderated-out comments). + Forwarded to `select_rep_comments_df` and `consensus_stats_df`. + See `Conversation.mod_out_tids`. + tid_order: Optional comment order for tie-breaking (clojure-legacy: + first-vote arrival order == Clojure's named-matrix column order). + When given, stats rows and consensus stats follow it and the + selectors iterate as-given instead of tid-ascending, so + exact-score ties resolve like Clojure's stable sorts. Returns: Dictionary with representativeness data for each group: - comment_ids: list of comment IDs - group_repness: dict mapping group_id -> list of representative comments - - consensus_comments: list of consensus comments + - consensus_comments: dict `{'agree': [...], 'disagree': [...]}` after + D11 (was a flat list pre-D11; Clojure parity per repness.clj:322-323) - comment_repness: list of all comment repness data """ # Create empty-result structure in case we need to return early empty_result = { 'comment_ids': vote_matrix_df.columns.tolist(), 'group_repness': {group['id']: [] for group in group_clusters}, - 'consensus_comments': [], + 'consensus_comments': {'agree': [], 'disagree': []}, 'comment_repness': [] } - # Check if we have enough data - if vote_matrix_df.shape[0] < 2 or vote_matrix_df.shape[1] < 2: - return empty_result + # Clojure computes repness/consensus for ANY matrix (its best-agree + # guarantee produces an entry even for a single-vote 1x1 conversation; + # rest-stats over zero other groups fall back to the (0+1)/(0+2) prior — + # every-vote step-0 oracle, journal 2026-07-22), so no size guard here. + # (The former improved-mode <2 guard is parked: + # POST_CUTOVER_IMPROVEMENTS.md item 2.) # Convert wide-format to long-format DataFrame # Wide: participants × comments (values = votes) @@ -954,7 +899,8 @@ def conv_repness(vote_matrix_df: pd.DataFrame, group_clusters: List[Dict[str, An votes_long['vote'] = pd.to_numeric(votes_long['vote'], errors='coerce') # Compute all stats using vectorized function - stats_df = compute_group_comment_stats_df(votes_long, group_clusters) + stats_df = compute_group_comment_stats_df(votes_long, group_clusters, + tid_order=tid_order) if stats_df.empty: return empty_result @@ -998,25 +944,36 @@ def conv_repness(vote_matrix_df: pd.DataFrame, group_clusters: List[Dict[str, An continue try: - rep_df = select_rep_comments_df(group_stats) - # Convert to list of dicts only at the end - rep_comments = [_stats_row_to_dict(row) for _, row in rep_df.iterrows()] - result['group_repness'][group_id] = rep_comments + # `select_rep_comments_df` now returns `(rep_df, best_agree_dict)` + # (decision S2) so the DataFrame stays clean. Use the + # `_assemble_rep_comments` wrapper to get the flat List[Dict] the + # math blob expects (best-agree prepended, agrees-before-disagrees + # partition applied). Forward `mod_out` from conv_repness (D11 + # added this kwarg). + result['group_repness'][group_id] = _assemble_rep_comments( + group_stats, mod_out=mod_out, + preserve_order=tid_order is not None) except Exception as e: print(f"Error selecting representative comments for group {group_id}: {e}") result['group_repness'][group_id] = [] - # Add consensus comments if there are multiple groups + # Consensus comments (D11 / PR 9). Whole-conversation stats, not per-group. + # Clojure runs this unconditionally (conversation.clj:706-709) — no + # `len(group_clusters) > 1` guard. try: - if len(group_clusters) > 1: - result['consensus_comments'] = select_consensus_comments_df( - stats_df, len(group_clusters) - ) - else: - result['consensus_comments'] = [] + cons_stats = consensus_stats_df(vote_matrix_df, mod_out=mod_out) + if tid_order is not None and not cons_stats.empty: + # Rank ties resolve by row order (nlargest keep='first'): follow + # Clojure's column (arrival) order, unknown tids at the tail. + known = set(cons_stats.index) + ordered = [t for t in tid_order if t in known] + ordered_set = set(ordered) + ordered += [t for t in cons_stats.index if t not in ordered_set] + cons_stats = cons_stats.reindex(ordered) + result['consensus_comments'] = select_consensus_comments_df(cons_stats) except Exception as e: print(f"Error selecting consensus comments: {e}") - result['consensus_comments'] = [] + result['consensus_comments'] = {'agree': [], 'disagree': []} return result diff --git a/delphi/polismath/poller/__init__.py b/delphi/polismath/poller/__init__.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..77480263b3 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/polismath/poller/__init__.py @@ -0,0 +1,192 @@ +"""polismath.poller — Python replacement for the Clojure math poller (phase 1). + +A service that polls Postgres for votes/moderation, maintains per-conversation +math state in-memory, and writes the same Postgres tables the TS server + legacy +clients consume. See ``delphi/docs/MATH_POLLER_DESIGN.md`` for the full recon +and cutover plan. + +Architecture +------------ +:: + + scripts/math_poller.py (CLI) + └─ service.MathPollerService + ├─ vote loop (thread): poll_votes_since(wm) cadence VOTE_POLLING_INTERVAL + ├─ mod loop (thread): poll_moderation_since(wm) cadence MOD_POLLING_INTERVAL + │ both group-by zid, allow/block filter, advance watermark to max(ts) + ├─ worker_pool.ConversationWorkerPool + │ one FIFO queue + single-owner flag per zid -> strict per-zid + │ serialization; drains+coalesces queued batches (votes-before- + │ moderation); bounded concurrency across zids + ├─ engine: Conversation held in memory per zid + │ update_votes(recompute=False) -> update_moderation(recompute=False) + │ -> recompute() + ├─ load-or-init (first message per zid): from_dict(math_main) warm + │ restore + full-history rating-matrix rebuild + ├─ math_writer.MathWriter: math_main (caching_tick=MAX+1), math_bidtopid + │ (derived from base_clusters), math_ptptstats — one shared math_tick + └─ error path: dump conv+batch JSON -> retry once -> park zid (breaker) + +Clojure provenance for every duty is cited inline in each module. + +bidToPid shape (VERIFIED against both ends of the contract) +----------------------------------------------------------- +``math_bidtopid.data`` = ``{"zid", "bidToPid", "lastVoteTimestamp"}`` where +``bidToPid`` is a LIST OF PID-LISTS, positionally aligned with +``math_main.base-clusters.id`` (ascending by base-cluster id): + +* Clojure ``prep-bidToPid`` (math/src/polismath/conv_man.clj:35-40) wraps + ``:bid-to-pid`` = ``(mapv :members (sort-by :id base-clusters))`` + (math/src/polismath/math/conversation.clj:585-586) — "a vector of member + vectors, sorted by base cluster id". +* The TS server (server/src/utils/participants.ts:33-51 with pca.ts:20-27 + ``base-clusters.members: number[][]``) indexes ``data.bidToPid`` by the + position of a bid inside ``base-clusters.id``: + ``bidToIndex[base_clusters.id[i]] = i`` then ``indexToPids[bidToIndex[bid]]``. + +Python's ``Conversation.base_clusters`` is sorted ascending by ``id`` +(conversation.py:789) and ``_fold_base_clusters`` writes ``base-clusters.id`` / +``.members`` in that order (conversation.py:1643-1649), so +``[c['members'] for c in conv.base_clusters]`` is the exact alignment the server +needs. ``derive_bidtopid`` (math_writer.py) implements this. + +UPDATE 2026-07-24 (poller-equivalence harness live debugging, quirk finding): +until this date, ``PostgresClient.poll_votes``/``poll_votes_since`` cast +``str(pid)`` at ingress, while Clojure holds the DB's native int pid +throughout — the server's ``parseInt()`` (participants.ts:53-55) papered over +it, but it made ``bidToPid``/``base-clusters.members`` diverge bit-for-bit +from a live clj container (confirmed: the CSV/certify replay driver never +cast pid at all, and its blobs already matched clj int-for-int). +``Conversation.update_votes`` is deliberately type-agnostic at ingress +(``ptpt_id = vote.get('pid')``/``comment_id = vote.get('tid') # Preserve +original type``) and raw_rating_mat/rating_mat are ALWAYS rebuilt fresh from +these two methods on load-or-init (never restored via ``from_dict`` — see +this file's "load-or-init finding" section), so removing the ``str()`` cast +was a one-point fix with no other code changes needed: pids are now native +ints end-to-end, Python-side AND Clojure-side, and ``derive_bidtopid``'s +``_normalize_bidtopid``-style int/str tolerance is now redundant +defensive-coding for this field rather than a load-bearing requirement +(kept — harmless, and guards a future regression). + +UPDATE 2026-07-24, same day (session 3): ``tid`` (and ``zid``) had the +IDENTICAL bug, just masked by the sheer volume of pid divergences until +session 2's fix above landed — a follow-up live vw full-run then showed +``Type mismatch: golden=int, current=str`` on the top-level ``zid``, every +``tids[i]``, and every ``repness.[i].tid``. Fixed the same way, same +day: ``poll_votes``/``poll_votes_since`` no longer cast ``str(tid)`` either, +``poll_moderation`` (the single-zid full-state variant — NOT +``poll_moderation_since``, which already used int) no longer casts +``str()`` on tid OR pid (needed for internal consistency once votes-side +ids became int — see ``postgres.py``'s ``poll_moderation`` docstring for +why a stale str-tid there would have silently DISABLED moderated-out +comment zeroing), and ``polismath/poller/service.py``'s cold-start +``Conversation(str(zid), ...)`` construction now passes the int through. +The certified/CSV replay driver never cast tid (or zid) either, and matched +clj int-for-int across 20 cross-validated entries — the evidence that +authorized this follow-up fix. The scattered ``int(tid) if +isinstance(tid, str) and tid.isdigit()`` idioms elsewhere in +conversation.py are DEFENSIVE normalizers (no-ops on an already-int input), +not evidence tid needed to stay a string. + +load-or-init finding (from_dict restoration is PARTIAL — updated 2026-07-24) +----------------------------------------------------------------------------- +``Conversation.from_dict`` (conversation.py:2818-2966) restores from a dict with +underscore/nested keys: ``zid, last_updated, participant_count, comment_count, +vote_stats, moderation{...}, pca{center,comps}, proj, group_clusters, +base_clusters, group_votes, repness, participant_info, comment_priorities``. +``Conversation.to_dict`` (used as the math_main ``data`` blob) is a SUPERSET +that carries those same underscore keys alongside the hyphenated Clojure keys, +so ``from_dict(to_dict(conv))`` round-trips the listed fields — notably the PCA +warm-start vectors, prior moderation, base-cluster LINEAGE (id/members, unfolded +exactly as Clojure's restructure-json-conv, conv_man.clj:171-186 -> +clusters.clj unfold-clusters), and group-votes (needed by the recovery tick's +comment-priorities calc, Q2, conversation.clj:658). + +As of 2026-07-24, ``base_clusters`` / ``zid`` / ``group_votes`` ARE restored +(conversation.py:2905-2921 base_clusters, :2923-2952 group_votes) — this note +previously said they were NOT; that was fixed to mirror Clojure's +restructure-json-conv (conv_man.clj:173 keeps ``:base-clusters`` in the +subset, :180 unfolds them) instead of re-deriving base-cluster lineage cold. + +``from_dict`` still does NOT restore: ``raw_rating_mat`` / ``rating_mat`` (the +vote matrices — never touched anywhere in ``from_dict``) or +``group_clusterings`` / ``group_k_smoother`` (warm smoother state), nor the +dead ``subgroup_clusters`` / ``consensus`` paths (CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md Q7). +Therefore load-or-init ALWAYS rebuilds the rating matrices from the full vote +history (``poll_votes(zid)`` ordered by zid,tid,pid,created — parity with +conv-poll offset 0); the non-persisted smoother state cold-starts. The +rating-matrix rebuild itself matches Clojure (conv_man.clj:188-207 rebuilds +``raw-rating-mat`` the same way on restart). The remaining gap versus a true +Clojure worker restart is narrower than before: only the non-persisted warm +smoother state (group_clusterings/group_k_smoother) cold-starts — tracked as a +KNOWN divergence to trace against Clojure's ``:reboot`` semantics before the +parity gate. + +Config var mapping (config.py names PREFERRED, design aliases accepted) +----------------------------------------------------------------------- +====================== ============================================== ======= +PollerConfig field Env var(s) (first set wins) Default +====================== ============================================== ======= +database_url DATABASE_URL — +math_env MATH_ENV dev +vote_interval_ms POLL_VOTE_INTERVAL_MS | VOTE_POLLING_INTERVAL | + POLL_INTERVAL_MS 1000 +mod_interval_ms POLL_MOD_INTERVAL_MS | MOD_POLLING_INTERVAL | + POLL_INTERVAL_MS 1000 +poll_from_days_ago POLL_FROM_DAYS_AGO 10 +allowlist POLL_ALLOWLIST | MATH_ZID_ALLOWLIST [] +blocklist POLL_BLOCKLIST | MATH_ZID_BLOCKLIST [] +worker_pool_size MATH_WORKER_POOL_SIZE 4 +dump_dir MATH_POLLER_DUMP_DIR scratch/errorconv +retry_cap MATH_POLLER_RETRY_CAP 1 +====================== ============================================== ======= + +``POLL_VOTE_INTERVAL_MS`` / ``POLL_MOD_INTERVAL_MS`` / ``POLL_ALLOWLIST`` / +``POLL_BLOCKLIST`` are the names already present in +``polismath.components.config.py`` (:216-269, previously unwired); +``VOTE_POLLING_INTERVAL`` / ``MOD_POLLING_INTERVAL`` / ``MATH_ZID_ALLOWLIST`` / +``MATH_ZID_BLOCKLIST`` are the design-doc aliases. (config.py's example default +for the mod interval was 5000ms; the binding design §3 uses 1000ms, adopted here.) + +Usage +----- +:: + + # Run the service (blocks; SIGTERM/SIGINT -> graceful stop) + uv run python scripts/math_poller.py + + # Single poll cycle then exit (smoke test / cron-style) + uv run python scripts/math_poller.py --once + +Shadow-mode deployment writes under a DISTINCT ``MATH_ENV`` (e.g. ``python``) +next to the Clojure ``math`` container; ``UNIQUE(zid, math_env)`` keeps the rows +invisible to the prod server until cutover. +""" + +from polismath.poller.service import ( + MathPollerService, + PollerConfig, + advance_watermark, + initial_watermark, + should_process_zid, +) +from polismath.poller.worker_pool import ( + ConversationWorkerPool, + CoalescedBatch, + coalesce_messages, +) +from polismath.poller.math_writer import MathWriter, derive_bidtopid, dump_error + +__all__ = [ + "MathPollerService", + "PollerConfig", + "advance_watermark", + "initial_watermark", + "should_process_zid", + "ConversationWorkerPool", + "CoalescedBatch", + "coalesce_messages", + "MathWriter", + "derive_bidtopid", + "dump_error", +] diff --git a/delphi/polismath/poller/math_writer.py b/delphi/polismath/poller/math_writer.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..f36c381ede --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/polismath/poller/math_writer.py @@ -0,0 +1,308 @@ +"""Postgres writer for the math poller. + +Writes the three data tables the TS server + legacy clients consume, all under +one math_env string and ONE shared math_tick per cycle, exactly like Clojure's +write-conv-updates! (conv_man.clj:158-169): + + math-tick = inc-math-tick(zid) ; atomic, postgres.clj:292-295 + upload-math-main zid math-tick ... ; postgres.clj:323-338 + upload-math-bidtopid zid math-tick ... ; postgres.clj:369-380 + upload-math-ptptstats zid math-tick ... ; postgres.clj:350-361 + +The Clojure-exact SQL (caching_tick = MAX+1 subquery, atomic tick upsert) lives +in polismath.database.postgres.PostgresClient; this module orchestrates the +per-cycle write and derives the bidToPid blob. +""" + +import json +import logging +import os +import time +import traceback +import uuid +from typing import Any, Dict, List, Optional + +import numpy as np + +from polismath.utils.clj_hash import clojure_hash_map_key_order + +logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) + + +def derive_bidtopid(conv: Any, zid: int) -> Dict[str, Any]: + """Derive the prep-bidToPid blob from a computed Conversation. + + Shape (verified against BOTH sides of the contract): + + * Clojure ``prep-bidToPid`` (conv_man.clj:35-40) emits + ``{:zid :bidToPid :lastVoteTimestamp}`` where ``:bidToPid`` is + ``(mapv :members (sort-by :id base-clusters))`` (conversation.clj:585-586) + — "a vector of member vectors, sorted by base cluster id". + + * The TS server (server/src/utils/participants.ts:33-51, + pca.ts:20-27 ``members: number[][]``) indexes ``data.bidToPid`` by the + POSITION of a base-cluster id inside ``base-clusters.id``: + ``bidToIndex[base_clusters.id[i]] = i`` then ``bidToPid[i]``. + + Python's ``Conversation.base_clusters`` is already sorted ascending by ``id`` + (conversation.py:789) and ``_fold_base_clusters`` (conversation.py:1643-1649) + writes ``base-clusters.id`` / ``base-clusters.members`` in that same order, so + ``[c['members'] for c in conv.base_clusters]`` is positionally aligned with + ``base-clusters.id`` — the exact alignment the server relies on. + + Note on element type: as of 2026-07-24 (poller-equivalence harness live + debugging), ``PostgresClient.poll_votes``/``poll_votes_since`` no longer + cast ``str(pid)`` — pids are native ints Python-side, matching Clojure's + integer pids, end-to-end. (Before that date this docstring said Python + pids were strings; that was a real, unintentional divergence — the CSV/ + certify replay driver never cast pid at all and already matched clj + int-for-int, so the live poller path was the outlier, not the norm.) The + server still ``parseInt()``s either form defensively + (participants.ts:53-55), so this is stronger-than-required parity, not a + behavior change for it. Members are left as-is so that + math_bidtopid.bidToPid and math_main.base-clusters.members stay identical. + + Args: + conv: A computed Conversation (public attrs only). + zid: Conversation id. + + Returns: + ``{"zid": int, "bidToPid": [[pid, ...], ...], "lastVoteTimestamp": int}`` + """ + base_clusters = getattr(conv, "base_clusters", None) or [] + # Defensive: never rely on caller having sorted; sort by id here too + # (idempotent since conversation.py already keeps them sorted). + ordered = sorted(base_clusters, key=lambda c: c["id"]) + bid_to_pid: List[List[Any]] = [list(c.get("members", [])) for c in ordered] + return { + "zid": zid, + "bidToPid": bid_to_pid, + "lastVoteTimestamp": getattr(conv, "last_updated", None), + } + + +def _unfold_group_members(conv: Any) -> List[Dict[str, Any]]: + """``[{"id": gid, "members": [pid, ...]}, ...]`` — each group's + base-cluster members (bids) expanded to participant ids via + ``conv.base_clusters``. Reimplemented locally rather than calling + ``Conversation._unfolded_group_clusters`` (a private method) so this + module stays testable against lightweight ``SimpleNamespace`` fakes + exposing only public attrs — the same pattern :func:`derive_bidtopid` + already uses (it re-sorts ``base_clusters`` itself rather than calling + a conv method too).""" + base_clusters = getattr(conv, "base_clusters", None) or [] + bid_to_pids = {c["id"]: list(c.get("members", [])) for c in base_clusters} + unfolded = [] + for g in getattr(conv, "group_clusters", None) or []: + members: List[Any] = [] + for bid in g.get("members", []): + members.extend(bid_to_pids.get(bid, [])) + unfolded.append({"id": g["id"], "members": members}) + return unfolded + + +def _group_iteration_order(groups: List[Dict[str, Any]]) -> List[Dict[str, Any]]: + """Clojure's ``group-data`` map (``conv_man.clj``'s ``(into {} (map (fn + [{:keys [id members]}] [id {...}]) group-clusters))``) is an ARRAY-map + (insertion / ``group-clusters`` order) for <=8 groups but a + ``PersistentHashMap`` (HAMT id-hash order) for >8 groups — the EXACT same + threshold ``legacy_kmeans.py``'s ``cleared-clusters`` scan order already + documents and relies on (same :func:`clojure_hash_map_key_order` + utility). Polis "groups" (as opposed to the finer base-clusters) are + almost always a handful, so this only matters in pathological cases — + but getting it right costs one function call.""" + if len(groups) <= 8: + return groups + order = clojure_hash_map_key_order([g["id"] for g in groups]) + by_id = {g["id"]: g for g in groups} + return [by_id[gid] for gid in order] + + +def _columnize(rows: List[Dict[str, Any]]) -> Dict[str, List[Any]]: + """Mirrors Clojure's ``columnize`` (conv_man.clj:79-88): transpose a list + of per-participant stat dicts into ``{key: [val, val, ...]}`` using the + FIRST row's key set (every row shares the same keys by construction + here). An EMPTY ``rows`` returns ``{}`` — NOT a dict of empty-array + columns — matching Clojure's own empty-seq behavior (``(-> stats first + keys)`` on ``()`` is ``nil``, so ``columnize`` degenerates to + ``(into {} nil)`` = ``{}``).""" + if not rows: + return {} + keys = list(rows[0].keys()) + return {k: [r[k] for r in rows] for k in keys} + + +def derive_ptptstats( + conv: Any, zid: int, user_vote_counts: Optional[Dict[Any, int]] = None, +) -> Dict[str, Any]: + """Derive the prep-ptpt-stats blob (conv_man.clj:90-94), matching + Clojure's COLUMNAR shape verbatim — a REAL py-poller bug fix, 2026-07-24 + (poller-equivalence harness live debugging session 2): production + consumers read the clj shape, and what this function emitted before this + date (a bare wrap of ``conv.participant_info``) was not merely + differently-SHAPED but a COMPLETELY DIFFERENT STATISTIC — Python's + ``participant_info`` is vote-correlation-based (n_agree/n_disagree/ + n_pass/group_correlations, ``_compute_participant_info_optimized``), + while Clojure's ``ptptstats`` is GEOMETRIC (distance-to-center in the + PCA-projected plane, ``repness/participant-stats``, math/repness.clj: + 383-413). ``participant_info`` is left UNTOUCHED — it's still consumed + elsewhere (run_math_pipeline.py, narrative reporting) under its own, + Python-only semantics (crosslang.py explicitly excludes it from the + clj-parity acceptance surface); this function no longer reads it at all. + + Verbatim port of ``repness/participant-stats``: + + bid->pid = base-clusters id -> members (participant ids) + global-center = mean of ALL in-conv participants' proj positions + for each group (base-cluster ids expanded to participant ids): + center = mean of THIS group's participants' proj positions + extreme-direction = normalise(center - global-center) + for each participant pid in the group: + centricness = 1 - |proj[pid] - global-center| + coreness = 1 - |proj[pid] - center| + extremeness = dot(proj[pid] - center, extreme-direction) + n-votes = user_vote_counts.get(pid) (None if missing, like + Clojure's (get ptpt-vote-counts pid) -> nil) + + then COLUMNIZED (:func:`_columnize`) into ``{pid, gid, n-votes, + centricness, coreness, extremeness}``, each a same-length, positionally- + aligned array — group visitation order via :func:`_group_iteration_order` + (Clojure array-map vs hash-map, threshold 8). + + ``user_vote_counts`` is the caller's ALREADY-COMPUTED + ``data["user-vote-counts"]`` (from ``conv.to_dict()``, needed for + math_main anyway) rather than recomputed here — keeps this function + testable against lightweight fakes with no pandas dependency, and avoids + a second full vote-count pass per write cycle. + + Structural fidelity verified against a REAL clj-ref row captured live + (real_data/.local/replays/poller_equiv/vw/main/clj-ref/batch-000/ + math_ptptstats.json, 2026-07-24 vw full-run) — see + tests/poller/test_math_writer.py::TestDerivePtptstatsMatchesLiveClj. + """ + user_vote_counts = user_vote_counts or {} + groups = _group_iteration_order(_unfold_group_members(conv)) + proj = getattr(conv, "proj", None) or {} + + rows: List[Dict[str, Any]] = [] + if groups and proj: + positions = np.array(list(proj.values()), dtype=float) + global_center = positions.mean(axis=0) + + for g in groups: + members = [pid for pid in g["members"] if pid in proj] + if not members: + continue + member_positions = np.array([proj[pid] for pid in members], dtype=float) + center = member_positions.mean(axis=0) + direction = center - global_center + norm = float(np.linalg.norm(direction)) + extreme_direction = direction / norm if norm > 0 else direction + + for pid in members: + pos = np.asarray(proj[pid], dtype=float) + rows.append({ + "pid": pid, + "gid": g["id"], + "n-votes": user_vote_counts.get(pid), + "centricness": float(1 - np.linalg.norm(pos - global_center)), + "coreness": float(1 - np.linalg.norm(pos - center)), + "extremeness": float(np.dot(pos - center, extreme_direction)), + }) + + return { + "zid": zid, + "ptptstats": _columnize(rows), + "lastVoteTimestamp": getattr(conv, "last_updated", None), + } + + +class MathWriter: + """Writes a computed conversation's results to Postgres for one cycle.""" + + def __init__(self, pg_client: Any): + self._pg = pg_client + + def write_conv_updates(self, zid: int, conv: Any) -> int: + """Mint one math_tick and write all three data tables with it. + + Returns the math_tick used (handy for logging / tests). + """ + math_tick = self._pg.increment_math_tick(zid) + + data = conv.to_dict() + last_vote_timestamp = data.get("lastVoteTimestamp") + if last_vote_timestamp is None: + last_vote_timestamp = getattr(conv, "last_updated", None) + + # 1. math_main — client-facing PCA/cluster/repness blob (fidelity-critical) + self._pg.write_math_main( + zid, + data, + last_vote_timestamp=last_vote_timestamp, + math_tick=math_tick, + ) + # 2. math_bidtopid — server bid->pid mapping (fidelity-critical) + self._pg.write_math_bidtopid( + zid, data=derive_bidtopid(conv, zid), math_tick=math_tick + ) + # 3. math_ptptstats — participant stats (clj-shaped, 2026-07-24 fix). + # Reuses data["user-vote-counts"] (already computed above for + # math_main) rather than recomputing it a second time. + self._pg.write_participant_stats( + zid, + data=derive_ptptstats(conv, zid, data.get("user-vote-counts", {})), + math_tick=math_tick, + ) + + logger.info( + "Wrote math results for zid=%s math_tick=%s (main+bidtopid+ptptstats)", + zid, + math_tick, + ) + return math_tick + + +def dump_error( + zid: int, + conv: Any, + coalesced: Any, + error: BaseException, + dump_dir: str, +) -> str: + """Dump conversation state + failing batch + traceback to an errorconv JSON. + + Mirrors Clojure's conv-update-dump on failure (conv_man.clj:319-323): a + debugging artefact written before the batch is retried / the zid is parked. + + Returns the path written (best-effort; never raises). + """ + try: + os.makedirs(dump_dir, exist_ok=True) + # ms + short uuid so back-to-back dumps within the same millisecond never + # collide (the retry-then-park path dumps twice in quick succession). + stamp = f"{int(time.time() * 1000)}-{uuid.uuid4().hex[:8]}" + path = os.path.join(dump_dir, f"errorconv-zid{zid}-{stamp}.json") + try: + conv_dump = conv.to_dict() if conv is not None else None + except Exception: # pragma: no cover - defensive + conv_dump = {"_dump_error": "conv.to_dict() failed"} + payload = { + "zid": zid, + "error": str(error), + "traceback": "".join( + traceback.format_exception(type(error), error, error.__traceback__) + ), + "batch": { + "votes": getattr(coalesced, "votes", None), + "moderation": getattr(coalesced, "moderation", None), + }, + "conv": conv_dump, + } + with open(path, "w") as fh: + json.dump(payload, fh, default=str) + logger.error("Dumped failed conversation state for zid=%s to %s", zid, path) + return path + except Exception: # pragma: no cover - dump must never mask the real error + logger.exception("Unable to write errorconv dump for zid=%s", zid) + return "" diff --git a/delphi/polismath/poller/service.py b/delphi/polismath/poller/service.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..67d3392baa --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/polismath/poller/service.py @@ -0,0 +1,652 @@ +"""MathPollerService — the Python replacement for the Clojure math poller. + +Two watermark loops (votes, moderation) poll Postgres, group results by zid, and +dispatch per-zid batches to a serialized worker pool. Each zid keeps a +Conversation in memory; the engine chain is +``update_votes(recompute=False) -> update_moderation(recompute=False) -> recompute()`` +and the results are written back to math_main / math_bidtopid / math_ptptstats +under one math_env and one shared math_tick. + +Recon anchors (Clojure): poller.clj:12-37 (poll loop + watermark + allow/block), +conv_man.clj:188-207 (load-or-init), :291-388 (actor + error handling). +""" + +import logging +import os +import threading +import time +from collections import OrderedDict +from dataclasses import dataclass, field +from typing import Any, Dict, Iterable, List, Optional + +from polismath.conversation.conversation import Conversation +from polismath.poller.math_writer import MathWriter, dump_error +from polismath.poller.worker_pool import ( + ConversationWorkerPool, + CoalescedBatch, + VOTES, + MODERATION, + REBUILD, +) + +logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) + +_MS_PER_DAY = 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000 + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# Pure poll-loop helpers (unit-tested in isolation) +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +def advance_watermark(current: int, timestamps: Iterable[int]) -> int: + """Advance a watermark to max(current, *timestamps); never regress. + + Clojure: ``(apply max 0 last-timestamp (map timestamp-key results))`` + (poller.clj:27). Because the loop's ``WHERE created > watermark`` is a + STRICT ``>``, monotonic-max advancement guarantees each row is delivered + exactly once and the watermark can only move forward. + """ + result = current + for ts in timestamps: + if ts is not None and ts > result: + result = ts + return result + + +def initial_watermark(poll_from_days_ago: float, now_millis: Optional[int] = None) -> int: + """Starting watermark = now - poll_from_days_ago days (poller.clj:15).""" + if now_millis is None: + now_millis = int(time.time() * 1000) + return int(now_millis - poll_from_days_ago * _MS_PER_DAY) + + +def should_process_zid( + zid: int, + allowlist: List[int], + blocklist: List[int], + shard_index: int = 0, + shard_count: int = 1, +) -> bool: + """Allow/block filter (poller.clj:30-32), plus zid-sharding. + + Clojure ``cond``: if an allowlist is set, only listed zids pass; else if a + blocklist is set, listed zids are excluded; else everything passes. The + allowlist branch is evaluated first, so it wins over the blocklist. + + Sharding (``shard_count > 1``) selects a slice of zids for this process, so + that N single-worker PROCESSES can share the fleet's work -- threads cannot + (measured: threaded serial fraction 0.9884, i.e. 1.0x from 1 to 16 workers; + independent processes 0.0013, i.e. 15.7x). The default ``shard_count=1`` + is a no-op, so sharding is strictly opt-in. + + The shard test runs FIRST, and that ordering is a correctness property + rather than a style choice: a shard must never process a zid outside its + slice, even one an allowlist names. ``ConversationWorkerPool`` serialises + per zid only WITHIN a process, so two shards both accepting one zid would + run concurrent updates on the same conversation with no mutual exclusion. + """ + if shard_count > 1 and zid % shard_count != shard_index: + return False + if allowlist: + return zid in allowlist + if blocklist: + return zid not in blocklist + return True + + +def _group_by_zid(rows: List[Dict[str, Any]]) -> Dict[int, List[Dict[str, Any]]]: + """Group polled rows by zid, preserving row order within each group.""" + grouped: Dict[int, List[Dict[str, Any]]] = {} + for row in rows: + grouped.setdefault(int(row["zid"]), []).append(row) + return grouped + + +def _parse_int_list(raw: Optional[str]) -> List[int]: + if not raw: + return [] + return [int(x.strip()) for x in raw.split(",") if x.strip()] + + +def _env_first(*names: str, default: Optional[str] = None) -> Optional[str]: + """Return the first env var that is set among names, else default. + + Lets us PREFER delphi's existing config.py names while accepting the design + doc's aliases (documented in the poller package docstring / config mapping). + """ + for name in names: + val = os.environ.get(name) + if val is not None and val != "": + return val + return default + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# Config +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +@dataclass +class PollerConfig: + """Poller configuration. + + Env-var mapping (preferred name first, then design-doc alias): + database_url DATABASE_URL + math_env MATH_ENV (default 'dev') + vote_interval_ms POLL_VOTE_INTERVAL_MS | VOTE_POLLING_INTERVAL | POLL_INTERVAL_MS (1000) + mod_interval_ms POLL_MOD_INTERVAL_MS | MOD_POLLING_INTERVAL | POLL_INTERVAL_MS (1000) + poll_from_days_ago POLL_FROM_DAYS_AGO (default 10) + allowlist POLL_ALLOWLIST | MATH_ZID_ALLOWLIST (default []) + blocklist POLL_BLOCKLIST | MATH_ZID_BLOCKLIST (default []) + shard_index POLL_SHARD_INDEX | MATH_SHARD_INDEX (default 0) + shard_count POLL_SHARD_COUNT | MATH_SHARD_COUNT (default 1 = unsharded) + worker_pool_size MATH_WORKER_POOL_SIZE (default 4) + dump_dir MATH_POLLER_DUMP_DIR (default 'scratch/errorconv') + retry_cap MATH_POLLER_RETRY_CAP (default 1) + conv_cache_cap MATH_CONV_CACHE_CAP (default 200; 0 = unlimited) + reconcile_interval_ms MATH_POLLER_RECONCILE_INTERVAL_MS (default 60000) + """ + + database_url: Optional[str] = None + math_env: str = "dev" + vote_interval_ms: int = 1000 + mod_interval_ms: int = 1000 + poll_from_days_ago: float = 10 + allowlist: List[int] = field(default_factory=list) + blocklist: List[int] = field(default_factory=list) + # zid-sharding: this process handles zids where zid % shard_count == + # shard_index. shard_count=1 (the default) is unsharded -- every zid. + # One shard = one PROCESS: threads do not parallelise this workload + # (serial fraction 0.9884, 1.0x at 16 workers), independent processes do + # (0.0013, 15.7x at 16). See _validate_shard() for why a bad index must + # be fatal rather than silently empty. + shard_index: int = 0 + shard_count: int = 1 + # NOT lowered to 1 for sharding, deliberately: the pool's threads cannot + # overlap math with math, but the Clojure implementation this replaces does + # parallelise per conversation, and a >1 pool may still overlap DB write I/O + # with math. Treat as a tuning parameter to MEASURE once sharding is + # deployed -- the cost study measured a CPU-bound tick and cannot settle it. + worker_pool_size: int = 4 + dump_dir: str = "scratch/errorconv" + retry_cap: int = 1 + # Max in-memory conversations before LRU-evicting the coldest. Defaults to a + # FINITE 200 (M4, P-019): an unbounded cache is not acceptable for prod — + # Clojure's 4h reboot was the de-facto memory cap, which we dropped, so a + # long shadow soak with no cap grows without bound. 0 = unlimited is retained + # but must be set EXPLICITLY (and is documented in example.env). An evicted + # conv is reloaded from math_main + fully rebuilt on next touch (= Clojure + # restart). Negative caps are rejected in __post_init__ (a negative cap would + # pop an empty cache forever). + conv_cache_cap: int = 200 + # Parked-zid reconciler cadence (ms): every interval a background pass + # rebuilds each parked zid from authoritative history so a conversation that + # failed and received no subsequent vote is still recovered (M1, P-019). + reconcile_interval_ms: int = 60000 + + def __post_init__(self) -> None: + self._validate_shard() + self._validate_cache_cap() + + def _validate_cache_cap(self) -> None: + """Reject a negative cache cap at construction time (M4, P-019). + + A negative cap makes ``len(self._convs) > cap`` true even when empty, so + ``_remember`` would ``popitem`` a just-inserted conversation immediately — + a silently self-defeating cache. 0 = unlimited is a legitimate (documented) + value; any positive value is a real LRU bound. + """ + if self.conv_cache_cap < 0: + raise ValueError( + f"conv_cache_cap must be >= 0, got {self.conv_cache_cap} " + "(0 = unlimited; a positive value LRU-evicts the coldest conv)" + ) + + def _validate_shard(self) -> None: + """Reject an unusable shard slice loudly, at construction time. + + This is the worst failure mode in the whole design if left silent: an + out-of-range index matches NO zid, so the process starts, polls, logs + happily and computes nothing. The fleet looks up while a slice of + conversations silently goes stale. Crash instead. + """ + if self.shard_count < 1: + raise ValueError( + f"shard_count must be >= 1, got {self.shard_count} " + "(1 = unsharded; set POLL_SHARD_COUNT to the fleet size)" + ) + if not 0 <= self.shard_index < self.shard_count: + raise ValueError( + f"shard_index must be in [0, {self.shard_count}), got " + f"{self.shard_index} -- such a shard would process NO zids " + "while appearing healthy (set POLL_SHARD_INDEX per instance)" + ) + + @classmethod + def from_env(cls) -> "PollerConfig": + return cls( + database_url=os.environ.get("DATABASE_URL"), + math_env=os.environ.get("MATH_ENV", "dev"), + vote_interval_ms=int( + _env_first( + "POLL_VOTE_INTERVAL_MS", + "VOTE_POLLING_INTERVAL", + "POLL_INTERVAL_MS", + default="1000", + ) + ), + mod_interval_ms=int( + _env_first( + "POLL_MOD_INTERVAL_MS", + "MOD_POLLING_INTERVAL", + "POLL_INTERVAL_MS", + default="1000", + ) + ), + poll_from_days_ago=float(os.environ.get("POLL_FROM_DAYS_AGO", "10")), + allowlist=_parse_int_list( + _env_first("POLL_ALLOWLIST", "MATH_ZID_ALLOWLIST") + ), + blocklist=_parse_int_list( + _env_first("POLL_BLOCKLIST", "MATH_ZID_BLOCKLIST") + ), + shard_index=int( + _env_first("POLL_SHARD_INDEX", "MATH_SHARD_INDEX", default="0") + ), + shard_count=int( + _env_first("POLL_SHARD_COUNT", "MATH_SHARD_COUNT", default="1") + ), + worker_pool_size=int(os.environ.get("MATH_WORKER_POOL_SIZE", "4")), + dump_dir=os.environ.get("MATH_POLLER_DUMP_DIR", "scratch/errorconv"), + retry_cap=int(os.environ.get("MATH_POLLER_RETRY_CAP", "1")), + conv_cache_cap=int(os.environ.get("MATH_CONV_CACHE_CAP", "200")), + reconcile_interval_ms=int( + os.environ.get("MATH_POLLER_RECONCILE_INTERVAL_MS", "60000") + ), + ) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# Service +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +class MathPollerService: + """Owns the poll loops, the in-memory conv cache, the worker pool + writer.""" + + def __init__(self, pg_client: Any, config: PollerConfig): + self._pg = pg_client + self.config = config + self._writer = MathWriter(pg_client) + # LRU order: most-recently-touched zid last, so popitem(last=False) evicts + # the coldest (see _remember). + self._convs: "OrderedDict[int, Conversation]" = OrderedDict() + self._retry_counts: Dict[int, int] = {} + self._parked: set = set() + self._pool: Optional[ConversationWorkerPool] = None + self._threads: List[threading.Thread] = [] + self._stop = threading.Event() + self._vote_wm: Optional[int] = None + self._mod_wm: Optional[int] = None + + # -- lifecycle ---------------------------------------------------------- # + def _ensure_runtime(self) -> None: + if self._pool is None: + self._pool = ConversationWorkerPool( + self._handle_zid, max_workers=self.config.worker_pool_size + ) + if self._vote_wm is None: + self._vote_wm = initial_watermark(self.config.poll_from_days_ago) + if self._mod_wm is None: + self._mod_wm = initial_watermark(self.config.poll_from_days_ago) + + def start(self) -> None: + self._ensure_runtime() + self._stop.clear() + self._threads = [ + threading.Thread(target=self._vote_loop, name="vote-poller", daemon=True), + threading.Thread(target=self._mod_loop, name="mod-poller", daemon=True), + threading.Thread( + target=self._reconcile_loop, name="parked-reconciler", daemon=True + ), + ] + for t in self._threads: + t.start() + logger.info( + "MathPollerService started (math_env=%s pool=%d shard=%s)", + self.config.math_env, + self.config.worker_pool_size, + # Spelled out so a misconfigured fleet is visible in the logs rather + # than silently leaving a slice of conversations unprocessed. + f"{self.config.shard_index}/{self.config.shard_count}" + if self.config.shard_count > 1 + else "unsharded", + ) + + def stop(self) -> None: + self._stop.set() + for t in self._threads: + t.join(timeout=5.0) + if self._pool is not None: + self._pool.join(timeout=30.0) + self._pool.shutdown(wait=True) + logger.info("MathPollerService stopped") + + def run_forever(self) -> None: + self.start() + try: + while not self._stop.is_set(): + self._stop.wait(1.0) + finally: + self.stop() + + # -- poll cycles -------------------------------------------------------- # + def poll_once(self) -> None: + """Run one vote + one moderation cycle, blocking until processed. + + Used by ``--once`` and the integration test. + """ + self._ensure_runtime() + self._poll_votes_once() + self._poll_moderation_once() + # Recover any zids parked in earlier cycles even if they got no new votes. + self._reconcile_once() + assert self._pool is not None + self._pool.join(timeout=120.0) + + def _vote_loop(self) -> None: + while not self._stop.is_set(): + try: + self._poll_votes_once() + except Exception: + logger.exception("Vote poll cycle failed") + self._stop.wait(self.config.vote_interval_ms / 1000.0) + + def _mod_loop(self) -> None: + while not self._stop.is_set(): + try: + self._poll_moderation_once() + except Exception: + logger.exception("Moderation poll cycle failed") + self._stop.wait(self.config.mod_interval_ms / 1000.0) + + def _reconcile_loop(self) -> None: + while not self._stop.is_set(): + self._stop.wait(self.config.reconcile_interval_ms / 1000.0) + if self._stop.is_set(): + break + try: + self._reconcile_once() + except Exception: + logger.exception("Reconcile cycle failed") + + def _reconcile_once(self) -> None: + """Recover parked zids from authoritative history WITHOUT waiting for a + new vote (M1, P-019). + + The new-batch self-heal (`_unpark`) only fires when a parked conversation + receives more traffic; a conversation that failed and then goes quiet + would stay stale until an unrelated restart/eviction. This periodic pass + unparks each parked zid (which invalidates its cache) and enqueues a + REBUILD so the worker reloads the full vote history from Postgres and + re-persists — reprocessing the interval that was skipped when the global + watermark advanced past the failure.""" + assert self._pool is not None + for zid in sorted(self._parked): + logger.info("Reconciler recovering parked zid=%s (M1)", zid) + self._unpark(zid) # clears park + invalidates cache + self._pool.submit(zid, REBUILD, []) + + def _unpark(self, zid: int) -> None: + """Self-heal a parked zid when a NEW batch arrives (Clojure retry-chan + equivalent). Park is transient across cycles: a transient write blip must + not leave a zid dead until process restart. Clears the retry counter so + the zid gets a fresh retry budget. + + M1 (P-019): the cached conversation is INVALIDATED here so the next batch + rebuilds from authoritative history (`_load_or_init` reads the full vote + stream from Postgres, which still contains the interval that failed and + was skipped when the global watermark advanced). Reprocessing the new + batch on the stale cached conv would leave the failed interval missing + forever. Dropping the cache entry forces `_run_engine` down the + load-or-init path, which subsumes both the lost and the new votes.""" + if zid not in self._parked: + return + self._parked.discard(zid) + self._retry_counts.pop(zid, None) + self._convs.pop(zid, None) # invalidate → next touch rebuilds full history + if self._pool is not None: + self._pool.unpark(zid) + logger.info( + "Un-parked zid=%s: invalidated cache; next batch rebuilds full " + "history (M1 recovery)", zid, + ) + + def _poll_votes_once(self) -> None: + assert self._pool is not None + rows = self._pg.poll_votes_since(self._vote_wm) + logger.info("Polled %d votes since watermark %s", len(rows), self._vote_wm) + for zid, batch in _group_by_zid(rows).items(): + if should_process_zid( + zid, + self.config.allowlist, + self.config.blocklist, + self.config.shard_index, + self.config.shard_count, + ): + self._unpark(zid) # new batch self-heals a parked zid + self._pool.submit(zid, VOTES, batch) + self._vote_wm = advance_watermark( + self._vote_wm, (r["created"] for r in rows) + ) + + def _poll_moderation_once(self) -> None: + assert self._pool is not None + rows = self._pg.poll_moderation_since(self._mod_wm) + logger.info("Polled %d mod changes since watermark %s", len(rows), self._mod_wm) + for zid, batch in _group_by_zid(rows).items(): + if should_process_zid( + zid, + self.config.allowlist, + self.config.blocklist, + self.config.shard_index, + self.config.shard_count, + ): + self._unpark(zid) # new batch self-heals a parked zid + self._pool.submit(zid, MODERATION, batch) + self._mod_wm = advance_watermark( + self._mod_wm, (r["modified"] for r in rows) + ) + + # -- per-zid processing (runs on pool threads) -------------------------- # + def _handle_zid(self, zid: int, coalesced: CoalescedBatch) -> None: + if zid in self._parked: + return + try: + self._run_engine(zid, coalesced) + self._retry_counts.pop(zid, None) + except Exception as error: # noqa: BLE001 - top of the per-zid boundary + self._on_engine_error(zid, coalesced, error) + + def _remember(self, zid: int, conv: Conversation) -> None: + """Store a conversation as most-recently-used, LRU-evicting the coldest + when conv_cache_cap (>0) is exceeded. An evicted conv is reloaded from + math_main and fully rebuilt on its next touch (= Clojure-restart + semantics), so eviction is lossless — just a memory/latency trade.""" + self._convs[zid] = conv + self._convs.move_to_end(zid) + cap = self.config.conv_cache_cap + if cap and len(self._convs) > cap: + while len(self._convs) > cap: + evicted_zid, _ = self._convs.popitem(last=False) # coldest + logger.info( + "LRU-evicting cold conversation zid=%s (cache cap=%d); it will " + "reload from math_main + rebuild on next touch", + evicted_zid, cap, + ) + + def _run_engine(self, zid: int, coalesced: CoalescedBatch) -> None: + conv = self._convs.get(zid) + if conv is not None: + self._convs.move_to_end(zid) # LRU touch + + # M1 (P-019): an explicit rebuild request (parked-zid reconciler) forces a + # full-history reload even when a cached conv exists — the cached state may + # be missing the interval that failed before the zid was parked. + if coalesced.rebuild: + conv = None + + if conv is None: + # First message (or forced rebuild) for this zid: load-or-init (full + # rebuild + compute from authoritative history). + # + # M1/M2 (P-019): write BEFORE caching. If the write fails, the cache + # keeps the last-good (persisted) state rather than an unpersisted + # rebuild, so a retry re-derives from Postgres and a park leaves a + # recoverable cache — never a phantom in-memory-only state. + conv = self._load_or_init(zid) + self._writer.write_conv_updates(zid, conv) + self._remember(zid, conv) + # The triggering batch is subsumed by the full-history rebuild. + return + + if coalesced.votes: + last_ts = advance_watermark( + conv.last_updated, + (v.get("created") for v in coalesced.votes), + ) + conv = conv.update_votes( + {"votes": coalesced.votes, "lastVoteTimestamp": last_ts}, + recompute=False, + ) + if coalesced.moderation: + # Re-derive the FULL current moderation state (idempotent; also + # captures un-moderation), then apply. + mods = self._pg.poll_moderation(zid, None) + conv = conv.update_moderation(mods, recompute=False) + + conv = conv.recompute() + # M2 (P-019): write BEFORE caching so a write failure does not leave the + # cache holding a state that was never persisted (which a retry would then + # apply the batch on top of, double-advancing the temporal state). On + # write failure the cache still holds the pre-batch conv, so the retry + # re-applies the (idempotent, created-sorted) batch cleanly. + self._writer.write_conv_updates(zid, conv) + self._remember(zid, conv) + + def _load_or_init(self, zid: int) -> Conversation: + """Mirror Clojure load-or-init (conv_man.clj:188-207). + + Restores warm state from math_main via ``Conversation.from_dict`` when a + row exists (as of 2026-07-24 this includes base_clusters/zid/group_votes, + mirroring Clojure's restructure-json-conv — from_dict still does NOT + restore the rating matrices or the warm smoother state; see the poller + package docstring's "load-or-init finding"), then ALWAYS rebuilds the + rating matrices from the full vote history and applies the full + moderation state. Non-persisted warm smoother state cold-starts, + exactly like a Clojure worker restart. + + last_updated is seeded NONZERO-but-low (not wall-clock): ``Conversation``'s + ``last_updated = last_updated or now`` footgun (conversation.py:205) means a + cold ``Conversation(str(zid))`` starts at wall-clock now, and + ``advance_watermark(now, historical_created)`` can never regress it — so + the wall-clock leaks into math_main.last_vote_timestamp forever (Clojure + floors at 0 -> true max(created), conversation.clj:161-165). Seeding 1 + (dodging the falsy-0 fallback), or the persisted last_vote_timestamp when + restoring, lets the full-history update_votes below resolve last_updated to + the true max(created). + """ + conv: Optional[Conversation] = None + try: + row = self._pg.load_math_main(zid) + except Exception: + logger.exception("load_math_main failed for zid=%s; cold start", zid) + row = None + + if row and row.get("data"): + try: + conv = Conversation.from_dict(row["data"]) + # Prefer the persisted last_vote_timestamp column over the blob's + # last_updated (which a prior wall-clock write may have poisoned). + # A persisted 0 is legitimate (Clojure's floor) and must be + # preserved — only a NULL column falls back to the 0 floor. The + # constructor's `last_updated or now` footgun does not apply to + # this post-construction assignment. + persisted_ts = row.get("last_vote_timestamp") + conv.last_updated = persisted_ts if persisted_ts is not None else 0 + logger.info( + "load-or-init: restored warm state (pca/moderation) from " + "math_main for zid=%s", + zid, + ) + except Exception: + logger.exception( + "from_dict restore failed for zid=%s; cold start", zid + ) + conv = None + if conv is None: + # NB the nonzero seed dodges the constructor's falsy-0 -> wall-clock + # fallback; immediately floor to 0 afterwards (Clojure's floor, + # conversation.clj:161-165) so a zero-votes conversation emits + # lastVoteTimestamp=0, not the internal seed. Any real vote advances + # it via max() in update_votes. + # + # `zid` (int) passed through AS-IS — NOT str(zid) — since + # 2026-07-24 (live poller-equivalence harness finding, session + # 3): Conversation.__init__ just does a bare + # `self.conversation_id = conversation_id` (no string-specific + # logic anywhere on that attribute — every `.conversation_id` + # use site was grepped; the only str() casts are at the + # DynamoDB boundary, database/dynamodb.py, which already + # handles either type defensively) and Clojure holds zid as an + # int throughout, so this was a real, live, one-point Type- + # mismatch divergence (to_dict()['zid'], every tids[i], every + # repness.*.tid all trace back to this same conversation_id). + conv = Conversation(zid, last_updated=1) + conv.last_updated = 0 + + votes = self._pg.poll_votes(zid, None) # full history, ordered, sign-flipped + if votes: + last_ts = advance_watermark( + conv.last_updated, (v.get("created") for v in votes) + ) + conv = conv.update_votes( + {"votes": votes, "lastVoteTimestamp": last_ts}, recompute=False + ) + + mods = self._pg.poll_moderation(zid, None) + conv = conv.update_moderation(mods, recompute=False) + + conv = conv.recompute() + return conv + + # -- error handling ----------------------------------------------------- # + def _on_engine_error( + self, zid: int, coalesced: CoalescedBatch, error: BaseException + ) -> None: + dump_error(zid, self._convs.get(zid), coalesced, error, self.config.dump_dir) + attempts = self._retry_counts.get(zid, 0) + 1 + self._retry_counts[zid] = attempts + if attempts <= self.config.retry_cap: + logger.error( + "Conversation update failed for zid=%s (attempt %d/%d); retrying: %s", + zid, + attempts, + self.config.retry_cap, + error, + ) + self._requeue(zid, coalesced) + else: + logger.error( + "PARKING zid=%s after %d failed attempts (circuit breaker). " + "Last error: %s", + zid, + attempts, + error, + ) + self._parked.add(zid) + if self._pool is not None: + self._pool.park(zid) + + def _requeue(self, zid: int, coalesced: CoalescedBatch) -> None: + if self._pool is None: + return + if coalesced.votes: + self._pool.submit(zid, VOTES, list(coalesced.votes)) + if coalesced.moderation: + self._pool.submit(zid, MODERATION, list(coalesced.moderation)) diff --git a/delphi/polismath/poller/worker_pool.py b/delphi/polismath/poller/worker_pool.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..19dc3d0141 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/polismath/poller/worker_pool.py @@ -0,0 +1,159 @@ +"""Per-conversation serialized worker pool with batch coalescing. + +Reproduces the Clojure conv-actor semantics (conv_man.clj) without core.async: + + * Each zid is processed by AT MOST ONE thread at a time (strict per-zid + serialization) — the analog of one go-loop per conv (go-act!, :351-371). + * Before processing, ALL queued batches for that zid are drained and merged + (take-all!, :227-234) and split by message-type into a fixed + [votes, moderation] order (split-batches :247-257, go-act! :368-370). + * Different zids run concurrently up to ``max_workers`` (bounded pool) — the + analog of many lightweight go-loops, capped for a thread-based runtime. +""" + +import logging +import threading +from collections import deque +from concurrent.futures import ThreadPoolExecutor +from dataclasses import dataclass, field +from typing import Any, Callable, Deque, Dict, List, Set, Tuple + +logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) + +# A queued message is (message_type, batch) where message_type is +# "votes" | "moderation" and batch is a list of rows. +Message = Tuple[str, List[Any]] + +VOTES = "votes" +MODERATION = "moderation" +# A rebuild request (M1, P-019): force a full-history reload for this zid even +# when the batch carries no votes/moderation. Used by the parked-zid reconciler +# so an inactive conversation can be recovered without waiting for a new vote. +REBUILD = "rebuild" + + +@dataclass +class CoalescedBatch: + """The merged work for one processing cycle of a single zid.""" + + votes: List[Any] = field(default_factory=list) + moderation: List[Any] = field(default_factory=list) + # Set when any REBUILD message was coalesced: the consumer must invalidate the + # cached conversation and rebuild from authoritative history (M1 recovery). + rebuild: bool = False + + def has_work(self) -> bool: + return bool(self.votes) or bool(self.moderation) or self.rebuild + + +def coalesce_messages(messages: List[Message]) -> CoalescedBatch: + """Merge queued (type, batch) messages into one CoalescedBatch. + + Flattens every ``votes`` batch into one list (first-appearance order + preserved) and every ``moderation`` batch into another, mirroring Clojure + ``split-batches`` grouping by :message-type then flattening each group. + Processing order (votes before moderation) is imposed by the consumer, which + always applies ``.votes`` before ``.moderation``. + """ + votes: List[Any] = [] + moderation: List[Any] = [] + rebuild = False + for message_type, batch in messages: + if message_type == VOTES: + votes.extend(batch) + elif message_type == MODERATION: + moderation.extend(batch) + elif message_type == REBUILD: + rebuild = True + else: # pragma: no cover - defensive; unknown types ignored like Clojure + logger.warning("Ignoring unknown message-type %r", message_type) + return CoalescedBatch(votes=votes, moderation=moderation, rebuild=rebuild) + + +class ConversationWorkerPool: + """Bounded pool that serializes work per zid and coalesces queued batches. + + Args: + process_fn: callable(zid, CoalescedBatch) invoked once per drained cycle. + max_workers: max concurrent zids processed at once. + """ + + def __init__( + self, + process_fn: Callable[[int, CoalescedBatch], None], + max_workers: int = 4, + ): + self._process_fn = process_fn + self._executor = ThreadPoolExecutor( + max_workers=max_workers, thread_name_prefix="conv-worker" + ) + self._queues: Dict[int, Deque[Message]] = {} + self._active: Set[int] = set() + self._parked: Set[int] = set() + self._lock = threading.Lock() + self._idle = threading.Condition(self._lock) + self._closed = False + + def park(self, zid: int) -> None: + """Stop processing a zid (circuit breaker). Queued/future work dropped.""" + with self._lock: + self._parked.add(zid) + self._queues.pop(zid, None) + + def unpark(self, zid: int) -> None: + """Re-enable processing for a previously parked zid (self-heal on new + work). The Clojure retry-chan self-heals on the next message; park is + transient across cycles, not a permanent death sentence.""" + with self._lock: + self._parked.discard(zid) + + def is_parked(self, zid: int) -> bool: + with self._lock: + return zid in self._parked + + def submit(self, zid: int, message_type: str, batch: List[Any]) -> None: + """Queue a batch for a zid; ensure exactly one worker drains it.""" + with self._lock: + if self._closed or zid in self._parked: + return + self._queues.setdefault(zid, deque()).append((message_type, batch)) + if zid not in self._active: + self._active.add(zid) + self._executor.submit(self._run, zid) + + def _run(self, zid: int) -> None: + while True: + with self._lock: + q = self._queues.get(zid) + if not q or zid in self._parked: + # Nothing left (or parked mid-flight): release the zid. + self._queues.pop(zid, None) + self._active.discard(zid) + self._idle.notify_all() + return + messages = list(q) + q.clear() + + coalesced = coalesce_messages(messages) + if coalesced.has_work(): + try: + self._process_fn(zid, coalesced) + except Exception: # pragma: no cover - process_fn owns its errors + logger.exception("Unhandled error processing zid=%s", zid) + # loop: re-check for messages that arrived while we were processing + + def join(self, timeout: float = 30.0) -> bool: + """Block until all queues are drained and no worker is active. + + Returns True if fully idle, False on timeout. For tests / graceful stop. + """ + with self._idle: + return self._idle.wait_for( + lambda: not self._active and not any(self._queues.values()), + timeout=timeout, + ) + + def shutdown(self, wait: bool = True) -> None: + with self._lock: + self._closed = True + self._executor.shutdown(wait=wait) diff --git a/delphi/polismath/regression/utils.py b/delphi/polismath/regression/utils.py index 1e2e67120c..320cfafa08 100644 --- a/delphi/polismath/regression/utils.py +++ b/delphi/polismath/regression/utils.py @@ -16,6 +16,10 @@ import pandas as pd from polismath.conversation.conversation import Conversation +# Backward-compatible re-export: convert_numpy_types was defined here (nested in +# save_golden_snapshot); it now lives in the shared serialization util so the +# Postgres math writers can share it. Import keeps existing references working. +from polismath.utils.serialization import convert_numpy_types # noqa: F401 # Set up logger logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) @@ -264,6 +268,15 @@ def prepare_votes_data(dataset_name: str) -> Tuple[Dict, Dict[str, Any]]: # Convert votes DataFrame to the format expected by update_votes # Expected format: {'pid': voter_id, 'tid': comment_id, 'vote': vote_value, 'created': timestamp} + # + # Vote convention: these CSVs are exported by the TS server + # (server/src/report.ts ~393 — `vote: String(-row.vote) // flip -1 to 1`), + # which ALREADY flips raw Postgres (AGREE=-1) into Delphi convention + # (AGREE=+1). `update_votes` expects Delphi convention and does NOT re-flip + # (the `postgres_vote_to_delphi` ingress flip lives on the live-Postgres path + # in run_math_pipeline.py / database/postgres.py, not here). So `row['vote']` + # is passed through as-is — do NOT add a flip here, or PCA center/extremity + # (which assume Delphi convention) would be inverted. votes_list = [] for _, row in votes_df.iterrows(): votes_list.append({ @@ -335,17 +348,7 @@ def save_golden_snapshot(snapshot: Dict, golden_path: Path) -> None: # Ensure parent directory exists golden_path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) - # Custom JSON encoder that converts numpy types to Python native types - def convert_numpy_types(obj): - """Convert numpy types to Python native types for JSON serialization.""" - import numpy as np - if isinstance(obj, np.integer): - return int(obj) - elif isinstance(obj, np.floating): - return float(obj) - elif isinstance(obj, np.ndarray): - return obj.tolist() - raise TypeError(f"Object of type {type(obj).__name__} is not JSON serializable") - + # convert_numpy_types is hoisted to polismath.utils.serialization (and + # re-exported below for backward compatibility). with open(golden_path, 'w') as f: json.dump(snapshot, f, indent=2, default=convert_numpy_types) \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/delphi/polismath/replay/__init__.py b/delphi/polismath/replay/__init__.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..6c4c8eb7d4 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/polismath/replay/__init__.py @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ +"""Replay harness + R2 schedule inference (``polismath.replay``). + +Two overlapping efforts share this package: + +- **Replay harness (Phase H-A, this branch)** — replay a conversation's vote + history through the math engine at explicitly-chosen recompute points + ("schedules"), recording full per-step state for step-by-step comparison. + See ``delphi/docs/REPLAY_HARNESS_DESIGN.md``. Modules: :mod:`schedule`, + :mod:`driver`, :mod:`store`, :mod:`stepcompare`. +- **R2 schedule inference** — posterior inference of the *latent* recompute + schedule of a historic conversation. Modules (added on the R2 branch): dp, + emission, correction, scan, physics, weights, synthetic, experiments. + +The shared foundation is :mod:`types` (event/dataset types) and +:mod:`real_data` (export-CSV loader), lifted verbatim from the R2 branch so a +later rebase dedups cleanly. +""" + +from polismath.replay.types import ( + CommentMeta, + ModEvent, + ReplayDataset, + Schedule, + Vote, + VoteEvent, +) + +__all__ = [ + "CommentMeta", + "ModEvent", + "ReplayDataset", + "Schedule", + "Vote", + "VoteEvent", +] diff --git a/delphi/polismath/replay/certify.py b/delphi/polismath/replay/certify.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..241878d9b1 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/polismath/replay/certify.py @@ -0,0 +1,1120 @@ +"""Certification battery runner — Clojure<->Python math parity (SPEC A). + +The replay harness (schedule.py/driver.py/store.py/stepcompare.py, Phase H-A) +and the Clojure cross-language bridge (crosslang.py, Phase H-B) already let a +human run ONE (dataset, schedule) replay through both engines and diff the +result. This module turns that into a repeatable, cheap-to-re-run BATTERY: + +- A committed battery config (``scripts/certify_battery.json``) declares which + (dataset, schedule) pairs to certify. Since the mode collapse (2026-07-27) + the engine has exactly ONE code path — Clojure-exact legacy semantics — so + the battery needs no per-entry mode; schedule ids keep their historical + ``-clojure-legacy`` suffix so recordings and ledger keys stay valid. +- Both engines' recordings are CACHED on disk, keyed by content hashes (votes + CSV, resolved schedule, and — for Python — the ``polismath`` source tree, or + — for Clojure — ``dev/replay.clj`` + the ``math/src`` tree). Re-running + certify after an unrelated code change should cost near-zero: cache hits + short-circuit the (slow) driver subprocess entirely. +- Comparison is HASH-FIRST: each step's post-acceptance-projection blob is + content-hashed per engine; equal hashes mean an exact MATCH with zero + diffing. Only a hash MISMATCH falls back to the (cached, by hash-pair) full + :class:`~polismath.replay.stepcompare.StepComparer` run. +- Acceptance projection is the prep-main 23-key whitelist (crosslang.py) MINUS + the dead ``subgroup-*`` trio (subgroup-clusters/subgroup-votes/subgroup-repness + — see CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md Q7). This is never silent: every certify run prints + :data:`ACCEPTANCE_NOTICE`. +- Every divergence is FINGERPRINTED (index/step-stripped path pattern + family + + frozen legacy suffix -> 10 hex chars) and tracked in a committed ledger + (``docs/divergences.json``) so recurring, already-diagnosed divergences are + annotated instead of re-discovered cold every run. + +Design note — the clj cache is scoped PER (dataset, schedule_id) directory +(as literally specified), not globally content-addressed across schedules +with identical cuts. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import functools +import hashlib +import json +import os +import re +import subprocess +import threading +from concurrent.futures import ThreadPoolExecutor +from dataclasses import dataclass, field +from pathlib import Path +from typing import Any + +from polismath.replay import real_data +from polismath.replay import schedule as sched +from polismath.replay import store as st +from polismath.replay.crosslang import ( + PREP_MAIN_KEYS, + _kebab, + canonicalize_blob, + load_clj_blobs, + project_prep_main, +) +from polismath.replay.stepcompare import DEFAULT_TOLERANT_STAT_KEYS, StepComparer +from polismath.replay.types import ReplayDataset + +#: Frozen schedule-id suffix + fingerprint component. Battery schedule ids +#: and ledger fingerprint keys were minted while the engine still had a mode +#: flag; this literal keeps recording directories and the historical +#: divergences.json keys stable across the mode collapse (2026-07-27). +_LEGACY_SUFFIX = "clojure-legacy" + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Paths. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# certify.py -> replay -> polismath -> delphi -> repo root (mirrors store.py). +_DELPHI_ROOT = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2] +_REPO_ROOT = _DELPHI_ROOT.parents[0] +_MATH_ROOT = _REPO_ROOT / "math" + +DEFAULT_BATTERY_PATH = _DELPHI_ROOT / "scripts" / "certify_battery.json" + + +def default_ledger_path() -> Path: + return _DELPHI_ROOT / "docs" / "divergences.json" + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Acceptance projection: prep-main whitelist MINUS the dead subgroup-* trio. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +ACCEPTANCE_EXCLUDED_KEYS = frozenset({"subgroup-clusters", "subgroup-votes", "subgroup-repness"}) +ACCEPTANCE_KEYS = PREP_MAIN_KEYS - ACCEPTANCE_EXCLUDED_KEYS +ACCEPTANCE_NOTICE = ( + "subgroup-* keys excluded from acceptance (CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md Q7); " + "large-conv mini-batch PCA disabled in the clj driver — full-PCA path " + "certified at every size (Q10)" +) + + +def project_acceptance(blob: dict[str, Any]) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Project a math_main blob onto :data:`ACCEPTANCE_KEYS` (kebab-canonical). + + Reuses :func:`polismath.replay.crosslang.project_prep_main` for the + snake/kebab canonicalisation, drops the dead subgroup-* trio, then + order-canonicalizes via :func:`polismath.replay.crosslang.canonicalize_blob` + so cross-engine-arbitrary array orderings (Clojure hash order vs Python + sorted) neither diverge in the comparer nor break the hash-first shortcut. + """ + proj = project_prep_main(blob) + return canonicalize_blob( + {k: v for k, v in proj.items() if k not in ACCEPTANCE_EXCLUDED_KEYS} + ) + + +def _acceptance_projecting_comparer(**kwargs: Any) -> StepComparer: + """A :class:`StepComparer` that projects both blobs onto acceptance keys + before diffing — the comparer used for the (cached) hash-mismatch path.""" + tolerant = frozenset(_kebab(k) for k in DEFAULT_TOLERANT_STAT_KEYS) - ACCEPTANCE_EXCLUDED_KEYS + + class _AcceptanceProjectingComparer(StepComparer): + def compare_step(self, blob_a: dict, blob_b: dict, index: int) -> dict[str, Any]: + return super().compare_step( + project_acceptance(blob_a), project_acceptance(blob_b), index + ) + + return _AcceptanceProjectingComparer(tolerant_stat_keys=tolerant, **kwargs) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Battery config: parsing + collision-free schedule-id derivation. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +_NCUTS_PRESETS = frozenset({"uniform", "front-loaded", "back-loaded"}) +_VALID_PRESETS = _NCUTS_PRESETS | frozenset({"single-cut", "every-vote", "per-day"}) + + +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class BatteryEntry: + """One parsed ``certify_battery.json`` entry (either preset- or + schedule-file-based), with its collision-free ``schedule_id`` already + resolved (see :func:`derive_schedule_id`).""" + + dataset: str + schedule_id: str + preset: str | None = None + n_cuts: int | None = None + schedule_path: Path | None = None + notes: str = "" + + +def derive_schedule_id( + *, preset: str | None = None, n_cuts: int | None = None, + base_schedule_id: str | None = None, +) -> str: + """Collision-free schedule id: ``{base}-clojure-legacy`` + (:data:`_LEGACY_SUFFIX` — historical, keeps recording dirs stable). + + ``base`` is either an explicit ``base_schedule_id`` (schedule-file-based + entries — the id the file itself declares) or ``{preset}{n_cuts}`` for + presets that take a cut count (``uniform8``, ``front-loaded6``, …) or bare + ``preset`` for those that don't (``single-cut``, ``every-vote``, ``per-day``). + Distinct (preset, n_cuts) pairs always yield distinct ids because the + preset name is embedded verbatim in ``base``. + """ + if base_schedule_id is not None: + base = base_schedule_id + elif preset in _NCUTS_PRESETS: + if n_cuts is None: + raise ValueError(f"preset {preset!r} requires n_cuts to derive a schedule_id") + base = f"{preset}{n_cuts}" + else: + base = preset + return f"{base}-{_LEGACY_SUFFIX}" + + +def parse_battery_entry(e: dict[str, Any], *, battery_dir: Path | None = None) -> BatteryEntry: + """Parse one battery entry — either ``{"schedule": ""}`` (base id + read verbatim from the referenced schedule.json) or ``{"preset": ..., + "n_cuts": ...}``.""" + dataset = e["dataset"] + + if "schedule" in e: + schedule_path = Path(e["schedule"]) + if battery_dir is not None and not schedule_path.is_absolute(): + schedule_path = battery_dir / schedule_path + schedule_json = json.loads(schedule_path.read_text()) + schedule_dataset = schedule_json.get("dataset") + if schedule_dataset is not None and schedule_dataset != dataset: + raise ValueError( + f"battery entry dataset {dataset!r} does not match schedule file " + f"{schedule_path}'s dataset {schedule_dataset!r} — drivers and certify " + f"would disagree on which dataset's votes to replay/cache" + ) + base_id = schedule_json["schedule_id"] + schedule_id = derive_schedule_id(base_schedule_id=base_id) + return BatteryEntry(dataset=dataset, schedule_id=schedule_id, + schedule_path=schedule_path, notes=e.get("notes", "")) + + preset = e.get("preset") + if preset not in _VALID_PRESETS: + raise ValueError( + f"unknown preset {preset!r} in battery entry {e!r}; expected one of " + f"{sorted(_VALID_PRESETS)}" + ) + n_cuts = e.get("n_cuts") + if preset in _NCUTS_PRESETS and n_cuts is None: + raise ValueError(f"preset {preset!r} requires n_cuts in battery entry {e!r}") + schedule_id = derive_schedule_id(preset=preset, n_cuts=n_cuts) + return BatteryEntry(dataset=dataset, schedule_id=schedule_id, + preset=preset, n_cuts=n_cuts, notes=e.get("notes", "")) + + +def load_battery(path: str | Path = DEFAULT_BATTERY_PATH) -> list[BatteryEntry]: + path = Path(path) + data = json.loads(path.read_text()) + return [parse_battery_entry(e, battery_dir=path.parent) for e in data] + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Dataset availability + effective schedule construction. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def dataset_available(dataset: str) -> bool: + return real_data.dataset_dir(dataset) is not None + + +def votes_csv_path(dataset: str) -> Path | None: + d = real_data.dataset_dir(dataset) + if d is None: + return None + hits = sorted(d.glob("*-votes.csv")) + return hits[0] if hits else None + + +def comments_csv_path(dataset: str) -> Path | None: + """Locate a dataset's comments CSV the same way :func:`votes_csv_path` + locates its votes CSV. ``None`` when the dataset (or its comments CSV) + isn't there — moderation-interleaving datasets have one, but not every + dataset does (MOD_RESTART_PORT_SPEC.md "Python ports" item 5).""" + d = real_data.dataset_dir(dataset) + if d is None: + return None + hits = sorted(d.glob("*-comments.csv")) + return hits[0] if hits else None + + +def _spec_from_preset(entry: BatteryEntry, ds: ReplayDataset) -> sched.ScheduleSpec: + n = ds.n + if entry.preset == "uniform": + return sched.preset_uniform(entry.dataset, n, n_cuts=entry.n_cuts) + if entry.preset == "front-loaded": + return sched.preset_front_loaded(entry.dataset, n, n_cuts=entry.n_cuts) + if entry.preset == "back-loaded": + return sched.preset_back_loaded(entry.dataset, n, n_cuts=entry.n_cuts) + if entry.preset == "every-vote": + return sched.preset_every_vote(entry.dataset, n) + if entry.preset == "single-cut": + return sched.preset_single_cut(entry.dataset, n) + if entry.preset == "per-day": + return sched.preset_per_day(entry.dataset, ds) + raise ValueError(f"unknown preset {entry.preset!r}") + + +def build_effective_spec(entry: BatteryEntry, ds: ReplayDataset) -> sched.ScheduleSpec: + """The :class:`ScheduleSpec` actually run, with ``schedule_id`` overridden + to ``entry.schedule_id`` (the collision-free suffixed id) so the + recording lands in the right directory regardless of preset or file origin. + """ + base = (sched.ScheduleSpec.from_json_file(entry.schedule_path) if entry.schedule_path + else _spec_from_preset(entry, ds)) + d = base.to_dict() + d["schedule_id"] = entry.schedule_id + return sched.ScheduleSpec.from_dict(d) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Hashing helpers. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def sha256_file(path: str | Path) -> str: + h = hashlib.sha256() + with open(path, "rb") as fh: + for chunk in iter(lambda: fh.read(1 << 16), b""): + h.update(chunk) + return h.hexdigest() + + +def sha256_tree(root: str | Path, pattern: str = "**/*", *, + exclude: tuple[str, ...] = ()) -> str: + """sha256 over sorted (relpath, content) pairs of every FILE matching + ``pattern`` under ``root`` — deterministic regardless of filesystem + iteration order, sensitive to both a file's path and its content. + + ``exclude`` entries are posix relpaths under ``root``: a trailing ``/`` + excludes that whole subtree, otherwise the exact file is excluded.""" + root = Path(root) + h = hashlib.sha256() + for p in sorted(root.glob(pattern)): + if not p.is_file(): + continue + rel = p.relative_to(root).as_posix() + if any(rel == e or (e.endswith("/") and rel.startswith(e)) for e in exclude): + continue + h.update(rel.encode()) + h.update(b"\0") + h.update(p.read_bytes()) + h.update(b"\0") + return h.hexdigest() + + +def _canonical_json(obj: Any) -> str: + return json.dumps(obj, sort_keys=True, separators=(",", ":"), default=str) + + +def _canonical_hash(obj: Any) -> str: + return hashlib.sha256(_canonical_json(obj).encode()).hexdigest() + + +def canonical_schedule_hash(spec: sched.ScheduleSpec) -> str: + """Hash of the parts of a schedule that affect the REPLAY — deliberately + excludes ``schedule_id``/``notes`` (descriptive metadata) so two + differently-named but content-identical schedules hash equal. + + M3 (P-019): this MUST include EVERY execution-affecting field, not just + cuts/moderation/source. ``restart_after`` controls the restart seam + (schedule.py: after that step the driver rebuilds the conversation the way a + Clojure worker restart would) and ``clojure`` carries warm-start options that + steer the Clojure reference run. Omitting them let a schedule edited from + "no restart" to "restart" under the SAME schedule_id reuse both stale + recordings and report their old MATCH. ``getattr`` defaults keep the hash + robust to specs that predate a field.""" + payload = { + "cuts": spec.cuts, + "moderation": spec.moderation, + "source": spec.source, + "restart_after": getattr(spec, "restart_after", None), + "clojure": getattr(spec, "clojure", None), + } + return _canonical_hash(payload) + + +def _comparer_code_hash() -> str: + """Hash of the comparison-logic SOURCE files. Folded into the verdict + cache key so a bugfix to the comparer (with unchanged tolerances) busts + cached step verdicts instead of silently serving stale MATCH/DIVERGENCE + results — for a certification tool a stale MATCH is the worst failure + mode. (Review finding, 2026-07-22.)""" + import polismath.regression.comparer as _comparer_mod + from polismath.replay import crosslang as _crosslang_mod + from polismath.replay import stepcompare as _stepcompare_mod + + h = hashlib.sha256() + for mod in (_stepcompare_mod, _crosslang_mod, _comparer_mod): + h.update(Path(mod.__file__).read_bytes()) + h.update(Path(__file__).read_bytes()) + return h.hexdigest() + + +def _comparer_cfg_hash(cmp: StepComparer) -> str: + cfg = { + "abs_tol": cmp._cmp.abs_tol, + "rel_tol": cmp._cmp.rel_tol, + "ignore_pca_sign_flip": cmp._cmp.ignore_pca_sign_flip, + "outlier_fraction": cmp._cmp.outlier_fraction, + "tolerant_keys": sorted(cmp._tolerant_keys), + "code": _comparer_code_hash(), + } + return _canonical_hash(cfg) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Fingerprints. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +_STEP_PREFIX_RE = re.compile(r"^step_\d+\.") +_BRACKET_IDX_RE = re.compile(r"\[\d+\]") + + +def normalize_path(path: str) -> str: + """Strip the ``step_N.`` prefix, collapse bracket indices to ``[]``, and + collapse purely-numeric dotted segments (dict keys, e.g. a tid) to ``N`` — + so two divergences at the same structural location (different step, + different list index, different dict key) fingerprint identically. + + ``step_3.pca.comps[0][1]`` -> ``pca.comps[][]`` (spec example, verbatim). + """ + p = _STEP_PREFIX_RE.sub("", path or "") + p = _BRACKET_IDX_RE.sub("[]", p) + parts = ["N" if part.isdigit() else part for part in p.split(".")] + return ".".join(parts) + + +def _fp_from_normalized(norm_path: str, family: str) -> str: + # _LEGACY_SUFFIX is baked into the digest so every historical + # divergences.json key stays valid across the mode collapse. + digest = hashlib.sha1(f"{norm_path}|{family}|{_LEGACY_SUFFIX}".encode()).hexdigest() + return digest[:10] + + +def compute_fingerprint(path: str, family: str) -> str: + return _fp_from_normalized(normalize_path(path), family) + + +def fingerprint_key_for(path_pattern: str, family: str) -> str: + """Ledger key for an ALREADY-normalized path pattern.""" + return f"FP-{_fp_from_normalized(path_pattern, family)}" + + +def fingerprint_key(path: str, family: str) -> str: + return fingerprint_key_for(normalize_path(path), family) + + +def _abbrev(value: Any) -> Any: + """Abbreviate a float to a short string; pass through everything else.""" + if isinstance(value, float): + return f"{value:.6g}" + return value + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Ledger (docs/divergences.json). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def load_ledger(path: str | Path | None = None) -> dict[str, Any]: + path = Path(path) if path is not None else default_ledger_path() + if not path.exists(): + return {} + return json.loads(path.read_text()) + + +def save_ledger(ledger: dict[str, Any], path: str | Path | None = None) -> None: + path = Path(path) if path is not None else default_ledger_path() + path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + with open(path, "w") as fh: + json.dump(ledger, fh, indent=2, sort_keys=True) + fh.write("\n") + + +def update_ledger(ledger: dict[str, Any], observations: list[dict[str, Any]]) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Append fingerprints newly observed in ``observations`` as + ``status=open``. NEVER overwrites an existing entry — a human-entered + ``diagnosis``/``status`` on a known fingerprint is always preserved. + + Each observation: ``{"path_pattern", "family", "dataset", + "schedule_id", "step"}`` (``path_pattern`` already normalized). + (Historical ledger entries carry a mode field from before the collapse; + it is preserved on disk and simply no longer written for new entries.) + """ + updated = dict(ledger) + for obs in observations: + key = fingerprint_key_for(obs["path_pattern"], obs["family"]) + if key in updated: + continue + updated[key] = { + "path_pattern": obs["path_pattern"], + "family": obs["family"], + "first_seen": {"dataset": obs["dataset"], "schedule": obs["schedule_id"], + "step": obs["step"]}, + "status": "open", + "diagnosis": None, + } + return updated + + +def annotate_by_key(ledger: dict[str, Any], key: str) -> str | None: + entry = ledger.get(key) + if entry is None: + return None + diagnosis = entry.get("diagnosis") + if diagnosis: + return f"[known {key}: {diagnosis[:60]}]" + return f"[known {key}: status={entry.get('status', 'open')}]" + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Subprocess drivers — `_run_subprocess` is the single mockable seam; tests +# NEVER invoke real clojure or the real py driver (monkeypatch this). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +class CertifyError(RuntimeError): + """A battery entry failed at a specific stage (driver subprocess, setup).""" + + def __init__(self, stage: str, message: str): + super().__init__(message) + self.stage = stage + + +# Generous ceilings — driver runs are ~10s (clj, JVM-startup-bound) to a few +# minutes (py warm-start chains); these exist so a hung JVM or Python driver +# fails the ENTRY instead of blocking an unattended battery run forever. +# (Review finding, 2026-07-22.) +DRIVER_TIMEOUT_SEC = 3600.0 + + +def _run_subprocess(cmd: list[str], *, cwd: Path, env: dict[str, str], + timeout: float = DRIVER_TIMEOUT_SEC) -> subprocess.CompletedProcess: + return subprocess.run(cmd, cwd=str(cwd), env=env, capture_output=True, + text=True, timeout=timeout) + + +def run_py_driver(spec_path: Path, *, out_root: Path) -> subprocess.CompletedProcess: + """Runs ``scripts/replay_driver.py run --schedule --out + `` in a SUBPROCESS (cwd=delphi/) with ``OMP_NUM_THREADS`` / + ``OPENBLAS_NUM_THREADS`` pinned to 1.""" + env = dict(os.environ) + env["OMP_NUM_THREADS"] = "1" + env["OPENBLAS_NUM_THREADS"] = "1" + cmd = ["uv", "run", "python", "scripts/replay_driver.py", "run", + "--schedule", str(spec_path), "--out", str(out_root)] + try: + return _run_subprocess(cmd, cwd=_DELPHI_ROOT, env=env) + except OSError as exc: + raise CertifyError("py-driver-launch", str(exc)) from exc + + +def run_clj_driver( + spec_path: Path, votes_csv: Path, *, out_dir: Path, comments_csv: Path | None = None, +) -> subprocess.CompletedProcess: + """Runs ``clojure -M:replay --schedule --votes + --out `` in a SUBPROCESS with cwd=math/ (dev/replay.clj:57). + + ``comments_csv`` adds ``--comments `` — the clj driver's + moderation-interleave source (MOD_RESTART_PORT_SPEC.md "Python ports" + item 5). Omitted (``None``, the default) for every schedule that doesn't + request moderation interleaving, so existing recordings' invocation is + byte-for-byte unchanged.""" + cmd = ["clojure", "-M:replay", "--schedule", str(spec_path), "--votes", str(votes_csv), + "--out", str(out_dir)] + if comments_csv is not None: + cmd += ["--comments", str(comments_csv)] + try: + return _run_subprocess(cmd, cwd=_MATH_ROOT, env=dict(os.environ)) + except OSError as exc: + raise CertifyError("clj-driver-launch", str(exc)) from exc + + +def _write_temp_schedule(spec: sched.ScheduleSpec, root: Path) -> Path: + """Write ``spec`` (with its final, collision-free schedule_id already + baked in) to a scratch file used purely as the driver CLI's ``--schedule`` + input — overwritten deterministically per (dataset, schedule_id).""" + tmp_dir = root / ".certify_cache" / "tmp_schedules" + tmp_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + p = tmp_dir / f"{spec.dataset}__{spec.schedule_id}.json" + spec.write_json(p) + return p + + +#: Recording-cache manifest schema version. BUMP this to invalidate every +#: existing cached recording at once. Bumped to 2 for M3 (P-019): the py +#: manifest now keys on the comments CSV (moderation events Python loads from +#: it), and the schedule hash now covers restart_after/clojure — recordings made +#: under the old keys must not be reused, or a comments-only or restart-only edit +#: would compare a fresh run against a stale one and report its old MATCH. +_RECORDING_MANIFEST_VERSION = 2 + + +def _manifest_matches(manifest_path: Path, expected: dict[str, Any]) -> bool: + if not manifest_path.exists(): + return False + try: + existing = json.loads(manifest_path.read_text()) + except (OSError, json.JSONDecodeError): + return False + return existing == expected + + +def _write_manifest(manifest_path: Path, manifest: dict[str, Any]) -> None: + manifest_path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + with open(manifest_path, "w") as fh: + json.dump(manifest, fh, indent=2, sort_keys=True) + + +#: Pure-harness paths (relative to ``polismath/``) excluded from the py +#: recording cache key: none of them is reachable from the replay subprocess +#: import graph (``scripts/replay_driver.py`` → driver/schedule/real_data/ +#: store/stepcompare/types → the engine), so editing them cannot change +#: replay outputs (Julien ruling 2026-07-27, GOAL_CUTOVER_READY.md Phase 0a). +#: Trailing ``/`` = whole subtree. driver.py/schedule.py/real_data.py DO +#: shape replays and deliberately stay in the hash. +_ENGINE_TREE_EXCLUDE: tuple[str, ...] = ( + "poller/", + "replay/certify.py", + "replay/poller_equiv.py", + "replay/prodclone.py", + "replay/shard_bench.py", +) + + +def engine_tree_hash(polismath_root: str | Path | None = None) -> str: + """Tree hash of the ENGINE surface: every ``polismath/**/*.py`` except + :data:`_ENGINE_TREE_EXCLUDE` — the py recording cache key. Harness-only + edits therefore keep recordings cached (the ~36-min full py re-replay is + reserved for actual engine changes). Uncached because tests mutate trees; + the battery hot path goes through :func:`_engine_tree_hash_cached`.""" + root = Path(polismath_root) if polismath_root is not None else _DELPHI_ROOT / "polismath" + return sha256_tree(root, "**/*.py", exclude=_ENGINE_TREE_EXCLUDE) + + +@functools.lru_cache(maxsize=1) +def _engine_tree_hash_cached() -> str: + return engine_tree_hash() + + +@functools.lru_cache(maxsize=1) +def _clj_source_hashes() -> tuple[str, str]: + """(sha256 of dev/replay.clj, sha256 of the math/src tree) — cached since + both are read-only per process and re-hashing the whole math/src tree on + every battery entry is wasted work.""" + return ( + sha256_file(_MATH_ROOT / "dev" / "replay.clj"), + sha256_tree(_MATH_ROOT / "src", "**/*"), + ) + + +def ensure_py_recording( + entry: BatteryEntry, spec: sched.ScheduleSpec, votes_sha: str, *, root: Path, + refresh: bool = False, comments_csv: Path | None = None, +) -> tuple[Path, bool]: + """Reuse ``///py/`` iff its cache manifest matches (votes + sha256, schedule hash, ENGINE-scoped tree hash, and — when ``comments_csv`` + is given — its sha256); else (re)run the Python driver in a subprocess. + Returns ``(py_dir, was_cached)``. + + M3 (P-019): the comments CSV is a real INPUT to the Python replay — Python + loads moderation events from it (real_data.py) — so its content MUST be part + of the cache key, exactly as the Clojure side already does (see + :func:`ensure_clj_recording`). Without it, a comments-only mutation left the + py recording cached and compared a fresh Clojure run against a stale Python + one. Entries that never pass ``comments_csv`` (moderation="none") are + unaffected by that field, but ALL entries are re-keyed once by the bumped + :data:`_RECORDING_MANIFEST_VERSION`. + + The 2026-07-27 switch from the full-``polismath`` tree hash to the + engine-scoped one (key renamed ``py_tree_sha256`` → ``engine_tree_sha256``) + deliberately invalidated every existing py recording ONCE — that forced + re-replay doubled as the timed A/B run for the parallel battery.""" + rec_dir = st.recording_dir(entry.dataset, entry.schedule_id, root=root) + py_dir = rec_dir / "py" + manifest_path = py_dir / "cache_manifest.json" + expected = { + "manifest_version": _RECORDING_MANIFEST_VERSION, + "votes_sha256": votes_sha, + "schedule_hash": canonical_schedule_hash(spec), + "engine_tree_sha256": _engine_tree_hash_cached(), + } + if comments_csv is not None: + expected["comments_csv_sha256"] = sha256_file(comments_csv) + if not refresh and _manifest_matches(manifest_path, expected): + return py_dir, True + + tmp_schedule = _write_temp_schedule(spec, root) + result = run_py_driver(tmp_schedule, out_root=root) + if result.returncode != 0: + raise CertifyError( + "py-driver", (result.stderr or result.stdout or "non-zero exit").strip()[:1000] + ) + _write_manifest(manifest_path, expected) + return py_dir, False + + +def ensure_clj_recording( + entry: BatteryEntry, spec: sched.ScheduleSpec, votes_sha: str, votes_csv: Path, *, + root: Path, refresh: bool = False, comments_csv: Path | None = None, +) -> tuple[Path, bool]: + """Reuse ``///clj/`` iff its cache manifest matches (votes + sha256, schedule hash, sha256 of dev/replay.clj, sha256 of math/src, and + — when ``comments_csv`` is given — its sha256 too); else (re)run the + Clojure driver in a subprocess (cwd=math/). Returns ``(clj_dir, + was_cached)``. Engine_mode plays no part in the Clojure reference, so it + is deliberately NOT one of the cache keys. + + ``comments_csv`` (when given) is forwarded to :func:`run_clj_driver` as + ``--comments`` AND its sha256 is added to the cache manifest (STRICT — + this deliberately invalidates existing mod-entry clj recordings once; the + nightly battery re-records). Entries that never pass it (moderation="none") + keep their existing cache key and are unaffected by this parameter.""" + rec_dir = st.recording_dir(entry.dataset, entry.schedule_id, root=root) + clj_dir = rec_dir / "clj" + manifest_path = clj_dir / "cache_manifest.json" + replay_clj_sha256, math_src_sha256 = _clj_source_hashes() + expected = { + "manifest_version": _RECORDING_MANIFEST_VERSION, + "votes_sha256": votes_sha, + "schedule_hash": canonical_schedule_hash(spec), + "replay_clj_sha256": replay_clj_sha256, + "math_src_sha256": math_src_sha256, + } + if comments_csv is not None: + expected["comments_csv_sha256"] = sha256_file(comments_csv) + if not refresh and _manifest_matches(manifest_path, expected): + return clj_dir, True + + tmp_schedule = _write_temp_schedule(spec, root) + rec_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + result = run_clj_driver(tmp_schedule, votes_csv, out_dir=rec_dir, comments_csv=comments_csv) + if result.returncode != 0: + raise CertifyError( + "clj-driver", (result.stderr or result.stdout or "non-zero exit").strip()[:1000] + ) + _write_manifest(manifest_path, expected) + return clj_dir, False + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Hash-first compare + step-verdict cache. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def _step_verdict_cache_path(cache_root: Path, clj_hash: str, py_hash: str, cfg_hash: str) -> Path: + key = hashlib.sha256(f"{clj_hash}{py_hash}{cfg_hash}".encode()).hexdigest() + return cache_root / ".certify_cache" / "stepverdicts" / f"{key}.json" + + +def compare_recording_pair( + clj_dir: str | Path, py_dir: str | Path, *, cache_root: str | Path, + comparer: StepComparer | None = None, +) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Hash-first, cached comparison of one clj/py recording pair. + + Each aligned step is projected onto :data:`ACCEPTANCE_KEYS` and hashed + PER ENGINE; equal hashes short-circuit to a zero-cost MATCH. A mismatch + consults the on-disk step-verdict cache (keyed on the hash pair + comparer + config) before running the (acceptance-projecting) :class:`StepComparer`. + """ + clj_blobs = load_clj_blobs(Path(clj_dir)) + py_blobs = st.load_step_blobs(Path(py_dir)) + aligned = min(len(clj_blobs), len(py_blobs)) + cmp = comparer if comparer is not None else _acceptance_projecting_comparer() + cfg_hash = _comparer_cfg_hash(cmp) + cache_root = Path(cache_root) + + per_step: list[dict[str, Any]] = [] + for i in range(aligned): + clj_proj = project_acceptance(clj_blobs[i]) + py_proj = project_acceptance(py_blobs[i]) + clj_hash = _canonical_hash(clj_proj) + py_hash = _canonical_hash(py_proj) + + if clj_hash == py_hash: + per_step.append({ + "step": i, "match": True, "n_divergences": 0, + "families": {"exact": [], "tolerant": []}, "sign_flips": [], + "hash_match": True, + }) + continue + + cache_path = _step_verdict_cache_path(cache_root, clj_hash, py_hash, cfg_hash) + report = None + if cache_path.exists(): + try: + report = json.loads(cache_path.read_text()) + except (OSError, json.JSONDecodeError): + report = None + if report is None: + report = cmp.compare_step(clj_proj, py_proj, i) + cache_path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + # Atomic write (tmp + rename): parallel battery workers may reach + # the same hash-pair key concurrently; a reader must never see a + # torn file served as a cached verdict. + tmp_path = cache_path.with_suffix( + f".tmp-{os.getpid()}-{threading.get_ident()}" + ) + with open(tmp_path, "w") as fh: + json.dump(report, fh, indent=2, sort_keys=True, default=str) + os.replace(tmp_path, cache_path) + report = dict(report) + report["hash_match"] = False + per_step.append(report) + + return { + "n_steps_clj": len(clj_blobs), + "n_steps_py": len(py_blobs), + "aligned_steps": aligned, + "step_count_mismatch": len(clj_blobs) != len(py_blobs), + "per_step": per_step, + } + + +def _summarize_divergences(cmp_result: dict[str, Any]) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Aggregate ALL divergences across every divergent step into distinct + (normalized path, family) patterns, ranked by frequency (ties broken + alphabetically for determinism) — top ≤3 for display, full set for the + ledger.""" + per_step = cmp_result["per_step"] + div_steps = [s for s in per_step if not s["match"]] + first_div_step = div_steps[0]["step"] if div_steps else None + + counts: dict[tuple[str, str], int] = {} + examples: dict[tuple[str, str], tuple[Any, Any]] = {} + first_step_seen: dict[tuple[str, str], int] = {} + for step in div_steps: + for fam in ("exact", "tolerant"): + for d in step["families"][fam]: + key = (normalize_path(d.get("path") or ""), fam) + counts[key] = counts.get(key, 0) + 1 + if key not in examples: + examples[key] = (d.get("a"), d.get("b")) + first_step_seen[key] = step["step"] + + ranked = sorted(counts.items(), key=lambda kv: (-kv[1], kv[0])) + top_paths = [ + { + "path_pattern": path_pattern, "family": fam, "count": count, + "fingerprint": fingerprint_key_for(path_pattern, fam), + "a": _abbrev(examples[(path_pattern, fam)][0]), + "b": _abbrev(examples[(path_pattern, fam)][1]), + } + for (path_pattern, fam), count in ranked[:3] + ] + all_observed = [ + {"path_pattern": path_pattern, "family": fam, "step": first_step_seen[(path_pattern, fam)]} + for (path_pattern, fam) in counts + ] + return { + "first_div_step": first_div_step, + "n_div_steps": len(div_steps), + "top_paths": top_paths, + "all_observed": all_observed, + } + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Per-entry certification. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def _certify_entry_heavy( + entry: BatteryEntry, *, root: Path, refresh_clj: bool = False, refresh_py: bool = False, +) -> dict[str, Any]: + """The parallel-safe part of certifying one entry: ensure both recordings + and run the hash-first compare — NO ledger access, so a whole battery can + fan these out across workers. Terminal verdicts (SKIPPED/ERROR/MATCH) come + back complete; a divergence carries its summary under ``"_summary"`` for + the strictly-serial ledger fold (:func:`_fold_entry_into_ledger`).""" + if not dataset_available(entry.dataset): + return {"dataset": entry.dataset, "schedule_id": entry.schedule_id, + "verdict": "SKIPPED", "reason": "dataset-unavailable"} + + try: + votes_csv = votes_csv_path(entry.dataset) + if votes_csv is None: + raise CertifyError("setup", f"no *-votes.csv found for dataset {entry.dataset!r}") + votes_sha = sha256_file(votes_csv) + ds = real_data.load_export_votes(entry.dataset) + spec = build_effective_spec(entry, ds) + + # --comments only when the schedule actually requests moderation + # (interleaving or an explicit list) AND the dataset has a comments + # CSV to weave from — existing moderation="none" entries never pass + # it, so their recordings/caches are untouched (MOD_RESTART_PORT_ + # SPEC.md "Python ports" item 5). + comments_csv = comments_csv_path(entry.dataset) if spec.moderation != "none" else None + + clj_dir, _ = ensure_clj_recording(entry, spec, votes_sha, votes_csv, root=root, + refresh=refresh_clj, comments_csv=comments_csv) + # M3 (P-019): the comments CSV is an input to the PYTHON replay too, so it + # must be part of the py cache key, mirroring the clj side above. + py_dir, _ = ensure_py_recording(entry, spec, votes_sha, root=root, + refresh=refresh_py, comments_csv=comments_csv) + except CertifyError as exc: + return {"dataset": entry.dataset, "schedule_id": entry.schedule_id, + "verdict": "ERROR", "stage": exc.stage, "reason": str(exc)} + except Exception as exc: # noqa: BLE001 - one bad entry must not crash the battery + return {"dataset": entry.dataset, "schedule_id": entry.schedule_id, + "verdict": "ERROR", "stage": "setup", "reason": str(exc)} + + cmp_result = compare_recording_pair(clj_dir, py_dir, cache_root=root) + + if cmp_result["step_count_mismatch"]: + return {"dataset": entry.dataset, "schedule_id": entry.schedule_id, + "verdict": "ERROR", "stage": "step-count-mismatch", + "reason": f"clj={cmp_result['n_steps_clj']} steps, " + f"py={cmp_result['n_steps_py']} steps"} + + div_steps = [s for s in cmp_result["per_step"] if not s["match"]] + if not div_steps: + return {"dataset": entry.dataset, "schedule_id": entry.schedule_id, + "verdict": "MATCH", "n_steps": cmp_result["aligned_steps"]} + + summary = _summarize_divergences(cmp_result) + return {"dataset": entry.dataset, "schedule_id": entry.schedule_id, + "verdict": "DIVERGENCE", + "first_div_step": summary["first_div_step"], + "n_div_steps": summary["n_div_steps"], "_summary": summary} + + +def _fold_entry_into_ledger( + result: dict[str, Any], ledger: dict[str, Any], +) -> tuple[dict[str, Any], dict[str, Any]]: + """Serial half of certifying an entry: annotate a divergence's top paths + against the (accumulating) ledger, then record its observations. Annotate + BEFORE update — a fingerprint first seen in THIS entry reads as new, not + known — exactly matching the pre-parallel serial semantics.""" + summary = result.pop("_summary", None) + if summary is None: + return result, ledger + + for p in summary["top_paths"]: + p["known"] = annotate_by_key(ledger, p["fingerprint"]) + + observations = [ + {"path_pattern": o["path_pattern"], "family": o["family"], + "dataset": result["dataset"], + "schedule_id": result["schedule_id"], "step": o["step"]} + for o in summary["all_observed"] + ] + ledger = update_ledger(ledger, observations) + result["top_paths"] = summary["top_paths"] + return result, ledger + + +def certify_entry( + entry: BatteryEntry, *, root: Path, refresh_clj: bool = False, refresh_py: bool = False, + ledger: dict[str, Any] | None = None, +) -> tuple[dict[str, Any], dict[str, Any]]: + """Certify one battery entry: ensure both recordings, hash-first compare, + fingerprint + ledger any divergences. Returns ``(result, updated_ledger)`` + — the ledger is threaded explicitly (not saved here) so a whole-battery + run persists it exactly once. + """ + ledger = dict(ledger) if ledger is not None else load_ledger() + heavy = _certify_entry_heavy(entry, root=root, refresh_clj=refresh_clj, + refresh_py=refresh_py) + return _fold_entry_into_ledger(heavy, ledger) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Battery-level orchestration. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def _filter_only(entries: list[BatteryEntry], only: str) -> list[BatteryEntry]: + if ":" in only: + ds, sid = only.split(":", 1) + return [e for e in entries if e.dataset == ds and e.schedule_id == sid] + return [e for e in entries if e.dataset == only] + + +def run_battery( + entries: list[BatteryEntry], *, root: Path | None = None, refresh_clj: bool = False, + refresh_py: bool = False, ledger_path: str | Path | None = None, only: str | None = None, + workers: int = 1, +) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Certify every (filtered) entry, persist the ledger once, and write the + machine report to ``/certify_report.json``. Does NOT print — see + :func:`render_run_lines` for the stdout rendering. + + ``workers`` > 1 fans the per-entry heavy work (driver subprocesses + + hash-first compare) across threads — entries are independent by + construction (disjoint recording dirs, atomic verdict-cache writes). The + ledger fold stays strictly serial and in battery order, so the report and + ledger are identical to a ``workers=1`` run.""" + root = root or st.replays_root() + ledger_path = ledger_path or default_ledger_path() + ledger = load_ledger(ledger_path) + + if only: + entries = _filter_only(entries, only) + + def _heavy(entry: BatteryEntry) -> dict[str, Any]: + return _certify_entry_heavy(entry, root=root, refresh_clj=refresh_clj, + refresh_py=refresh_py) + + if workers > 1 and len(entries) > 1: + with ThreadPoolExecutor(max_workers=min(workers, len(entries))) as pool: + heavies = list(pool.map(_heavy, entries)) + else: + heavies = [_heavy(e) for e in entries] + + results = [] + for heavy in heavies: + result, ledger = _fold_entry_into_ledger(heavy, ledger) + results.append(result) + + save_ledger(ledger, ledger_path) + report = {"battery": results, "root": str(root)} + _write_json(root / "certify_report.json", report) + return report + + +def battery_exit_code(results: list[dict[str, Any]], *, strict: bool) -> int: + bad = any(r["verdict"] in ("DIVERGENCE", "ERROR") for r in results) + if strict: + bad = bad or any(r["verdict"] == "SKIPPED" for r in results) + return 1 if bad else 0 + + +def _write_json(path: Path, data: Any) -> None: + path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + with open(path, "w") as fh: + json.dump(data, fh, indent=2, sort_keys=True, default=str) + fh.write("\n") + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Rendering (pure — CLI just echoes the returned lines). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def _format_entry_line(result: dict[str, Any]) -> str: + tag = f"{result['dataset']}:{result['schedule_id']}" + verdict = result["verdict"] + if verdict == "MATCH": + return f" {tag} MATCH ({result['n_steps']} steps)" + if verdict == "SKIPPED": + return f" {tag} SKIPPED {result['reason']}" + if verdict == "ERROR": + return f" {tag} ERROR [{result['stage']}] {result['reason']}" + # DIVERGENCE + paths = ", ".join( + f"{p['path_pattern']}({p['family']})" + (f" {p['known']}" if p.get("known") else "") + for p in result["top_paths"] + ) + return (f" {tag} DIVERGENCE first_div_step={result['first_div_step']} " + f"n_div_steps={result['n_div_steps']} top=[{paths}]") + + +def _format_footer(results: list[dict[str, Any]]) -> str: + from collections import Counter + + counts = Counter(r["verdict"] for r in results) + return (f"certify: {len(results)} entries — MATCH={counts.get('MATCH', 0)} " + f"DIVERGENCE={counts.get('DIVERGENCE', 0)} SKIPPED={counts.get('SKIPPED', 0)} " + f"ERROR={counts.get('ERROR', 0)}") + + +def render_run_lines(report: dict[str, Any], *, max_lines: int = 40) -> list[str]: + """Render ``run_battery``'s report to ≤``max_lines`` stdout lines: the + acceptance notice, a header, one line per entry (truncated with a + '+N more' line if the battery is too large to fit), and a footer.""" + header = [ACCEPTANCE_NOTICE, f"certify: {len(report['battery'])} entries root={report['root']}"] + footer = [_format_footer(report["battery"])] + budget = max_lines - len(header) - len(footer) + entries = report["battery"] + if len(entries) <= budget: + body = [_format_entry_line(r) for r in entries] + else: + shown = entries[: max(budget - 1, 0)] + body = [_format_entry_line(r) for r in shown] + body.append(f" … +{len(entries) - len(shown)} more entries — see certify_report.json") + return header + body + footer + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Focuser: first-divergence-only inspection of an EXISTING recording pair. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def run_focus( + dataset: str, schedule_id: str, *, root: Path | None = None, + ledger_path: str | Path | None = None, +) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Inspect the EARLIEST divergent step of an existing (dataset, + schedule_id) recording pair. Does NOT run the drivers — `certify run` + (or a manual replay) must have produced ``clj/`` and ``py/`` already. + Writes the full per-step detail to ``///focus-report.json`` + and returns a result dict for :func:`render_focus_lines`. ``ledger_path`` + defaults to the committed ``docs/divergences.json`` — override for tests. + """ + root = root or st.replays_root() + rec_dir = st.recording_dir(dataset, schedule_id, root=root) + clj_dir, py_dir = rec_dir / "clj", rec_dir / "py" + if not clj_dir.is_dir() or not py_dir.is_dir(): + return {"dataset": dataset, "schedule_id": schedule_id, "verdict": "ERROR", + "stage": "recording-missing", + "reason": f"expected clj/ and py/ both present under {rec_dir}"} + + ledger = load_ledger(ledger_path) + cmp_result = compare_recording_pair(clj_dir, py_dir, cache_root=root) + div_steps = [s for s in cmp_result["per_step"] if not s["match"]] + + _write_json(rec_dir / "focus-report.json", { + "dataset": dataset, "schedule_id": schedule_id, + "n_steps_clj": cmp_result["n_steps_clj"], "n_steps_py": cmp_result["n_steps_py"], + "step_count_mismatch": cmp_result["step_count_mismatch"], + "first_divergent_step": div_steps[0]["step"] if div_steps else None, + "per_step": cmp_result["per_step"], + }) + + if not div_steps: + return {"dataset": dataset, "schedule_id": schedule_id, + "verdict": "MATCH", "n_steps": cmp_result["aligned_steps"], + "focus_report_path": str(rec_dir / "focus-report.json")} + + step = div_steps[0] + families: dict[str, list[dict[str, Any]]] = {"exact": [], "tolerant": []} + observations = [] + for fam in ("exact", "tolerant"): + for d in step["families"][fam]: + path = d.get("path") or "" + norm = normalize_path(path) + key = fingerprint_key_for(norm, fam) + families[fam].append({ + "path": path, "path_pattern": norm, "a": _abbrev(d.get("a")), + "b": _abbrev(d.get("b")), "fingerprint": key, + "known": annotate_by_key(ledger, key), + }) + observations.append({"path_pattern": norm, "family": fam, + "dataset": dataset, "schedule_id": schedule_id, + "step": step["step"]}) + + ledger = update_ledger(ledger, observations) + save_ledger(ledger, ledger_path) + + return {"dataset": dataset, "schedule_id": schedule_id, + "verdict": "DIVERGENCE", "step": step["step"], "families": families, + "focus_report_path": str(rec_dir / "focus-report.json")} + + +def render_focus_lines( + result: dict[str, Any], *, max_per_family: int = 5, max_lines: int = 40, +) -> list[str]: + """Render :func:`run_focus`'s result to ≤``max_lines`` stdout lines: + divergent key-paths ONLY, grouped by family, with a/b values shown for up + to ``max_per_family`` divergences per family (floats abbreviated).""" + lines = [ACCEPTANCE_NOTICE] + tag = f"{result['dataset']}:{result['schedule_id']}" + if result["verdict"] == "ERROR": + lines.append(f"focus: {tag} — ERROR [{result['stage']}] {result['reason']}") + return lines + if result["verdict"] == "MATCH": + lines.append(f"focus: {tag} — no divergence in {result['n_steps']} steps (MATCH)") + return lines + + lines.append(f"focus: {tag} — earliest divergence at step {result['step']}") + for fam in ("exact", "tolerant"): + diffs = result["families"][fam] + if not diffs: + continue + lines.append(f" [{fam}] {len(diffs)} divergence(s)") + shown = diffs[:max_per_family] + for d in shown: + suffix = f" {d['known']}" if d.get("known") else "" + lines.append(f" {d['path']}: a={d['a']} b={d['b']}{suffix}") + if len(diffs) > len(shown): + lines.append(f" … +{len(diffs) - len(shown)} more (see focus-report.json)") + + if len(lines) > max_lines: + lines = lines[: max_lines - 1] + [f"… output truncated at {max_lines} lines — see focus-report.json"] + return lines diff --git a/delphi/polismath/replay/crosslang.py b/delphi/polismath/replay/crosslang.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..b8f1d9acaa --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/polismath/replay/crosslang.py @@ -0,0 +1,327 @@ +"""Cross-language store reading — Phase H-B (Clojure Mode A) support. + +The Clojure driver (``math/dev/replay.clj``) writes its per-step ``math_main`` +view as ``clj/step-NNN.blob.json`` — the file *is* the raw ``prep-main`` blob +(design §7), NOT the ``{index, …, blob}`` payload wrapper the Python store uses +under ``py/step-NNN.json``. This module bridges the two so the EXISTING +:func:`polismath.replay.stepcompare.compare_recordings` can diff a Clojure +recording against a Python one with zero changes to production code. + +The bridge is a shim: :func:`clj_recording_to_py_store` re-wraps each raw clj +blob into the py-store payload shape under a throwaway ``py/`` directory, after +which ``compare_recordings(shim_dir, py_dir, engine="py")`` runs verbatim. + +Promoted from ``tests/replay_harness/`` (Phase H-B) into ``polismath/replay/`` +(SPEC A — certify.py): it started as harness glue for the H-B cross-language +smoke and its regression test, but ``polismath.replay.certify`` now depends on +it directly (the crosslang shim + prep-main projection are load-bearing for +certification, not just a manual smoke), so it lives alongside the rest of the +replay package as a production API. No behavior change from the move itself — +see ``tests/replay_harness/test_clj_crosslang.py`` (also updated to import from +the new location) for the regression coverage that pins it. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import json +from pathlib import Path +from typing import Any + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# prep-main key whitelist + projection. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The 23 keys Clojure's prep-main emits into math_main (conv_man.clj:43-74), +# taken VERBATIM from the committed vw cold-start blob +# (delphi/real_data/*-vw/*math_blob_cold_start.json — all kebab-case). Python's +# to_dict() spells several of these snake_case (comment_priorities, +# group_clusters, …) and adds Python-only keys (comment_count, participant_info, +# vote_stats, proj, moderation, …). Without canonicalising, the comparer's +# normalize_key (bare str(), comparer.py:611) treats kebab vs snake as DIFFERENT +# keys, so the values (e.g. comment-priorities) are flagged once as a key-name +# mismatch and then silently DROPPED from the numeric diff — exactly the routing +# surface we care about. Projecting BOTH blobs onto this whitelist with canonical +# kebab spelling before diffing puts them on the same numeric compare path. +PREP_MAIN_KEYS = frozenset({ + "base-clusters", "comment-priorities", "consensus", "group-aware-consensus", + "group-clusters", "group-votes", "in-conv", "lastModTimestamp", + "lastVoteTimestamp", "meta-tids", "mod-in", "mod-out", "n", "n-cmts", "pca", + "repness", "subgroup-clusters", "subgroup-repness", "subgroup-votes", "tids", + "user-vote-counts", "votes-base", "zid", +}) + + +def _kebab(key: Any) -> Any: + """snake_case -> kebab-case for string keys (comment_priorities -> + comment-priorities); non-string keys pass through unchanged.""" + return key.replace("_", "-") if isinstance(key, str) else key + + +def project_prep_main(blob: dict[str, Any]) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Project a math_main blob onto the prep-main 23-key whitelist, keys spelled + in canonical kebab-case, pulling each key's value from whichever spelling the + blob carries. An exact kebab key always wins over a snake alias (Python's + to_dict() carries BOTH ``group-clusters`` and ``group_clusters``). Keys absent + from the whitelist are dropped on both sides.""" + if not isinstance(blob, dict): + raise TypeError( + f"prep-main projection expects a dict blob, got {type(blob).__name__}" + ) + canon: dict[Any, Any] = {} + for k, v in blob.items(): + ck = _kebab(k) + # First-writer-wins, but let an exact kebab spelling override a prior + # snake alias so the canonical prep-main value is the one compared. + if ck not in canon or k == ck: + canon[ck] = v + return {k: canon[k] for k in canon if k in PREP_MAIN_KEYS} + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Order canonicalization for cross-engine comparison. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Clojure emits tids/in-conv (and everything positionally aligned to them) in +# hash/insertion order — :tids is (nm/colnames rating-mat) (conversation.clj:210), +# base-clusters emission preserves conv-state order (fold-clusters, +# clusters.clj:389) — while Python emits sorted order. Each blob is INTERNALLY +# consistent, so cross-engine array order is not a semantic divergence; the +# acceptance criterion (GOAL_R1_PARITY.md) is membership + value parity. +# NOTE: votes-base A/D/S bucket lists are aligned to sort-by-:id order on BOTH +# engines (bid-to-pid = (mapv :members (sort-by :id base-clusters)), +# conversation.clj:593) — already canonical, never permuted here. + +_SET_SEMANTIC_KEYS = ("in-conv", "mod-in", "mod-out", "meta-tids") + + +def _permutation(values: list) -> list[int]: + """Indices that sort ``values`` ascending (stable).""" + return sorted(range(len(values)), key=lambda i: values[i]) + + +def canonicalize_blob(blob: dict[str, Any]) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Return ``blob`` with cross-engine-arbitrary orderings normalized. + + - ``tids`` sorted; ``pca`` arrays indexed by tid (center, each comps / + comment-projection row, comment-extremity) re-indexed by the same + permutation. Arrays whose length does not match ``tids`` are left alone. + - ``in-conv`` / ``mod-in`` / ``mod-out`` / ``meta-tids`` sorted when lists + (``None`` passes through untouched — a None-vs-[] difference is a real + shape divergence and must stay visible). + - ``base-clusters`` columns re-indexed by sorted id; each ``members`` list + sorted. + - ``group-clusters`` sorted by id; each ``members`` list sorted. + + Purely structural: never rewrites values, only their order — a genuine + membership or numeric divergence survives canonicalization on both sides. + """ + b = dict(blob) + + tids = b.get("tids") + if isinstance(tids, list) and tids and all( + isinstance(t, (int, float)) for t in tids + ): + order = _permutation(tids) + b["tids"] = [tids[i] for i in order] + pca = b.get("pca") + if isinstance(pca, dict): + n = len(tids) + + def _by_tid(v: Any) -> Any: + if isinstance(v, list) and len(v) == n: + return [v[i] for i in order] + return v + + pca = dict(pca) + for key in ("center", "comment-extremity"): + if key in pca: + pca[key] = _by_tid(pca[key]) + for key in ("comps", "comment-projection"): + rows = pca.get(key) + if isinstance(rows, list): + pca[key] = [_by_tid(row) for row in rows] + b["pca"] = pca + + # PCA component signs are run-arbitrary: Clojure's first-tick power + # iteration has no start vectors, so its unseeded init flips component + # signs BETWEEN ITS OWN RUNS (observed 2026-07-22: a vw single-cut + # re-record negated comps[1] + base-clusters.y vs the prior recording). + # Canonicalize each component's sign deterministically — the max-|value| + # entry (first index on ties) made positive, evaluated AFTER the tid + # alignment above so both engines test the same column order — and flip + # every component-aligned array with it: comps row, comment-projection + # row, base-clusters x (comp 0) / y (comp 1), group-clusters center[k]. + # pca.center is a data mean, not sign-arbitrary — never flipped. A + # near-zero component row makes the flip choice noise-driven, but its + # projections are equally near-zero and fall inside numeric tolerance. + pca = b.get("pca") + if isinstance(pca, dict) and isinstance(pca.get("comps"), list): + flips = [] + for row in pca["comps"]: + if isinstance(row, list) and row and all( + isinstance(v, (int, float)) for v in row + ): + idx = max(range(len(row)), key=lambda i: (abs(row[i]), -i)) + flips.append(-1.0 if row[idx] < 0 else 1.0) + else: + flips.append(1.0) + if any(f < 0 for f in flips): + def _flip_rows(rows: Any) -> Any: + if not isinstance(rows, list): + return rows + return [ + [f * v for v in row] if isinstance(row, list) and f < 0 else row + for f, row in zip(flips, rows) + ] + + pca = dict(pca) + pca["comps"] = _flip_rows(pca["comps"]) + if "comment-projection" in pca: + pca["comment-projection"] = _flip_rows(pca["comment-projection"]) + b["pca"] = pca + + bc = b.get("base-clusters") + if isinstance(bc, dict): + bc = dict(bc) + for f, key in zip(flips, ("x", "y")): + if f < 0 and isinstance(bc.get(key), list): + bc[key] = [-v for v in bc[key]] + b["base-clusters"] = bc + + gc = b.get("group-clusters") + if isinstance(gc, list): + canon_gc = [] + for g in gc: + if isinstance(g, dict) and isinstance(g.get("center"), list): + g = dict(g) + g["center"] = [ + (flips[i] * v if i < len(flips) else v) + for i, v in enumerate(g["center"]) + ] + canon_gc.append(g) + b["group-clusters"] = canon_gc + + for key in _SET_SEMANTIC_KEYS: + v = b.get(key) + if isinstance(v, list) and all(isinstance(x, (int, float)) for x in v): + b[key] = sorted(v) + + bc = b.get("base-clusters") + if ( + isinstance(bc, dict) + and isinstance(bc.get("id"), list) + and all(isinstance(x, (int, float)) for x in bc["id"]) + ): + n = len(bc["id"]) + order = _permutation(bc["id"]) + bc = { + k: ([v[i] for i in order] if isinstance(v, list) and len(v) == n else v) + for k, v in bc.items() + } + members = bc.get("members") + if isinstance(members, list): + bc["members"] = [ + sorted(m) if isinstance(m, list) else m for m in members + ] + b["base-clusters"] = bc + + gc = b.get("group-clusters") + if isinstance(gc, list) and all(isinstance(g, dict) for g in gc): + canon_gc = [] + for g in gc: + g = dict(g) + if isinstance(g.get("members"), list): + g["members"] = sorted(g["members"]) + canon_gc.append(g) + if all(isinstance(g.get("id"), (int, float)) for g in canon_gc): + canon_gc.sort(key=lambda g: g["id"]) + b["group-clusters"] = canon_gc + + return b + + +def clj_blob_files(clj_dir: str | Path) -> list[Path]: + """The ``step-NNN.blob.json`` files in a clj recording dir, in step order. + + Only the flat top-level blobs are returned (repeat 0 / the canonical + cross-language surface); ``rep-*/`` subdirs and ``.edn`` files are ignored. + """ + return sorted(Path(clj_dir).glob("step-*.blob.json")) + + +def load_clj_blobs(clj_dir: str | Path) -> list[dict[str, Any]]: + """Load the raw ``prep-main`` blobs from a clj recording dir, in step order.""" + return [json.loads(p.read_text()) for p in clj_blob_files(clj_dir)] + + +def clj_recording_to_py_store(clj_dir: str | Path, dest_dir: str | Path) -> Path: + """Re-wrap a clj recording's blobs into the py-store layout under ``dest_dir``. + + Writes ``dest_dir/py/step-NNN.json`` with the ``{index, …, blob}`` payload + :func:`polismath.replay.store.load_step_blobs` expects, so the shimmed dir is + a drop-in first argument to ``compare_recordings(..., engine="py")``. + Returns ``dest_dir``. + """ + dest_dir = Path(dest_dir) + py_dir = dest_dir / "py" + py_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + # Clear stale step payloads from a previous shim run: if the new recording + # has fewer steps, leftovers would read back as phantom extra steps. + for stale in py_dir.glob("step-*.json"): + stale.unlink() + for i, p in enumerate(clj_blob_files(clj_dir)): + blob = json.loads(p.read_text()) + payload = { + "index": i, + "prev_slot": None, + "cut_slot": None, + "batch_size": None, + "cut_time_ms": blob.get("lastVoteTimestamp"), + "blob": blob, + "extras": {}, + } + (py_dir / f"step-{i:03d}.json").write_text(json.dumps(payload, indent=2)) + return dest_dir + + +def _prep_main_projecting_comparer(): + """A StepComparer that projects BOTH step blobs onto the prep-main whitelist + (canonical kebab spelling) before diffing, so Python's snake_case keys align + with Clojure's kebab and their VALUES land on the numeric compare path. The + tolerant-stat keys are kebab-canonicalised too so the float stats that + survive projection (repness, comment-priorities, group-aware-consensus) keep + their tolerant classification.""" + from polismath.replay.stepcompare import DEFAULT_TOLERANT_STAT_KEYS, StepComparer + + tolerant = frozenset(_kebab(k) for k in DEFAULT_TOLERANT_STAT_KEYS) + + class PrepMainProjectingComparer(StepComparer): + def compare_step(self, blob_a, blob_b, index): + return super().compare_step( + project_prep_main(blob_a), project_prep_main(blob_b), index + ) + + return PrepMainProjectingComparer(tolerant_stat_keys=tolerant) + + +def compare_clj_vs_py( + recording_dir: str | Path, + *, + shim_root: str | Path, + comparer=None, +) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Compare the ``clj/`` and ``py/`` recordings inside one recording dir. + + Shims ``recording_dir/clj`` into ``shim_root`` (py-store shape), then reuses + :func:`polismath.replay.stepcompare.compare_recordings` verbatim. The Clojure + blob is the ``a`` (golden) side, Python the ``b`` (current) side. + + By default both blobs are projected onto the prep-main 23-key whitelist + (kebab-canonicalised) so snake vs kebab key spellings compare their VALUES + rather than being dropped as key-name mismatches (see :func:`project_prep_main`). + Pass an explicit ``comparer`` to bypass the projection. + """ + from polismath.replay import stepcompare as sc + + recording_dir = Path(recording_dir) + shim = clj_recording_to_py_store(recording_dir / "clj", shim_root) + cmp = comparer if comparer is not None else _prep_main_projecting_comparer() + return sc.compare_recordings(shim, recording_dir, engine="py", comparer=cmp) diff --git a/delphi/polismath/replay/driver.py b/delphi/polismath/replay/driver.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..34e4929a5e --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/polismath/replay/driver.py @@ -0,0 +1,236 @@ +"""Python replay driver — replay harness Phase H-A (design §6). + +Chains :meth:`polismath.conversation.conversation.Conversation.update_votes` +over the schedule's batches, recomputing at each cut point, and records full +per-step state. ``update_votes`` is pure-functional (deepcopy → new object, +conversation.py:255-485, deepcopy at :269), so the driver is a straight fold over +batches — this +same driver is the future R2 forward model (design §1.3). + +Verified API facts (read from conversation.py, NOT guessed): + +- ``Conversation(zid, last_updated=…)`` — NB ``self.last_updated = last_updated + or int(time.time()*1000)``: **0 is falsy**, so a 0 base silently falls back to + wall-clock. The driver seeds a non-zero base (first vote's t_ms) to stay + deterministic. +- ``update_votes({'votes': [{pid,tid,vote,created}], 'lastVoteTimestamp': ms}, + recompute=bool)`` → new Conversation. Within a batch it keeps the LAST vote + per (pid,tid); across batches the reindex+where merge overwrites cells, so + feeding sorted votes gives later-vote-wins. ``last_updated`` becomes + ``max(lastVoteTimestamp, prev)`` — deterministic given the batch max. +- ``mod_update(rows)`` → new Conversation. Clojure reducer semantics: sets + and watermark only, NO recompute — a mod change's effect on the math lands + at the NEXT votes recompute. (The former improved-mode ``update_moderation`` + driver path and its clear-transition guard went with the mode collapse.) +- ``recompute()`` → new Conversation recomputing PCA→clusters→repness→ + priorities→participant-info on the moderation-applied matrix. Standalone + after an ``update_votes(recompute=False)``. + +Vote-sign convention (design §5, D1b journal): export CSVs are ALREADY in +Delphi convention (AGREE=+1) — the raw-DB→export flip lives in +server/src/report.ts. ``VoteEvent.sign`` carries that export sign and +``update_votes`` consumes it AS-IS (no flip). The FUTURE Clojure driver (H-B) +must feed raw-DB signs (flipped); the store records which convention was used. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +from dataclasses import dataclass, field + +import numpy as np +from typing import Any, Callable + +from polismath.conversation.conversation import Conversation +from polismath.replay.schedule import ReplayStep, ScheduleSpec, slice_schedule +from polismath.replay.types import ModEvent, ReplayDataset + +# Vote sign convention recorded in provenance; the future Clojure driver flips. +VOTE_SIGN_CONVENTION = "delphi" # AGREE=+1 (export convention, no re-flip) + + +@dataclass +class StepRecord: + """Everything recorded at one replay step (design §6).""" + + index: int + prev_slot: int + cut_slot: int + batch_size: int + cut_time_ms: int + blob: dict[str, Any] # Conversation.to_dict() — the cross-language surface + extras: dict[str, Any] = field(default_factory=dict) # cheap diagnostics + + +def run_replay( + dataset: ReplayDataset, + spec: ScheduleSpec, + *, + progress: Callable[[int, int], None] | None = None, +) -> list[StepRecord]: + """Replay ``dataset`` through the math engine on ``spec``'s schedule. + + Returns one :class:`StepRecord` per cut slot, in order. Deterministic given + (dataset, spec): PCA power-iteration and k-means are fixed-seeded, and all + timestamps are data-derived — the only wall-clock field is the blob's + ``math_tick`` (conversation.py:2226). ``progress(i, total)`` is called + before each step if provided. + """ + steps = slice_schedule(dataset, spec) + total = len(steps) + + # replay.clj CLI parity: restart_after must leave at least one step after + # the seam (0 <= r <= n_steps-2), else the "restart" would never be + # observed by any subsequent step — reject rather than silently no-op. + if spec.restart_after is not None and not ( + 0 <= spec.restart_after <= total - 2 + ): + raise ValueError( + "restart_after must be a step index with at least one step after " + f"it; got {spec.restart_after!r} for {total} steps" + ) + + # `or 1`: a first vote at t_ms==0 would seed last_updated=0, which + # Conversation's `last_updated or now` footgun (conversation.py:205) turns + # into wall-clock — breaking determinism. Floor to 1 (nonzero). + base_last_updated = (dataset.votes[0].t_ms or 1) if dataset.votes else 1 + conv = Conversation(spec.dataset, last_updated=base_last_updated) + # Q12 pinned cold start (CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md): production Clojure draws an + # UNSEEDED random PCA start vector on the cold tick (rand-starting-vec, + # pca.clj:79-82); with a small eigengap the 100 power iterations keep a + # start-dependent residual, so even two Clojure runs differ. Both replay + # drivers pin the cold start to the ONES vector — the value both engines + # already pad new-comment columns with (pca.clj:46-49 / pca.py + # _power_iteration) — via a single-element start that padding expands to + # all-ones at any width. Warm ticks take the real previous comps from + # tick 2 on, exactly as before. Mirrors dev/replay.clj + # certify-cold-start-pca. + conv.pca = {'center': np.zeros(1), 'comps': np.array([[1.0], [1.0]])} + + records: list[StepRecord] = [] + # Mods woven into steps so far — the restart seam replays exactly these + # (clj restart-conv: (mapcat :mods steps-so-far)), NEVER dataset.mod_events + # (a new-format comments CSV carries mod events even for schedules that + # weave none of them). + woven_mods: list[ModEvent] = [] + for step in steps: + if progress is not None: + progress(step.index, total) + + conv = conv.update_votes(_votes_dict(step), recompute=False) + + # Clojure batch order (:votes :moderation, conv_man.clj:361-371): + # the votes recompute runs FIRST, on the PRIOR step's mod state. + # mod_update then touches only sets/watermark for THIS step's + # blob — NO recompute — so a mod change's effect on the math + # lands at the NEXT votes recompute (module docstring / conv/ + # mod_update docstring). moderation="none" schedules never reach + # the `if step.mod_events` branch below, so this is bit-identical + # to a plain unconditional `conv.recompute()` for every schedule + # that doesn't request moderation. + conv = conv.recompute() + if step.mod_events: + conv = conv.mod_update(_mod_rows(step.mod_events)) + + record = StepRecord( + index=step.index, + prev_slot=step.prev_slot, + cut_slot=step.cut_slot, + batch_size=len(step.vote_events), + cut_time_ms=step.cut_time_ms, + blob=conv.to_dict(), + extras=_step_extras(conv), + ) + records.append(record) + woven_mods.extend(step.mod_events) + + if spec.restart_after is not None and step.index == spec.restart_after: + conv = _restart_conversation( + dataset, cut_slot=step.cut_slot, cut_time_ms=step.cut_time_ms, + blob=record.blob, mod_events=tuple(woven_mods), + ) + return records + + +def _votes_dict(step: ReplayStep) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Map a batch of VoteEvents to update_votes' expected payload. + + ``created`` carries each vote's own timestamp; ``lastVoteTimestamp`` is the + batch max (== the sorted batch's last vote) so ``last_updated`` advances + deterministically. Signs pass through in Delphi convention (see module doc). + """ + votes = [ + {"pid": v.pid, "tid": v.tid, "vote": v.sign, "created": v.t_ms} + for v in step.vote_events + ] + return {"votes": votes, "lastVoteTimestamp": step.cut_time_ms} + + +def _mod_rows(events: tuple[ModEvent, ...]) -> list[dict[str, Any]]: + """Map a batch of ModEvents to ``Conversation.mod_update``'s row shape + (``{tid, is_meta, mod, modified}`` — conversation.clj:846-884 parity).""" + return [ + {"tid": m.tid, "is_meta": m.is_meta, "mod": m.mod, "modified": m.t_ms} + for m in events + ] + + +def _restart_conversation( + dataset: ReplayDataset, *, cut_slot: int, cut_time_ms: int, blob: dict[str, Any], + mod_events: tuple[ModEvent, ...], +) -> Conversation: + """Rebuild a conversation from its OWN just-recorded step blob — the + Python mirror of a Clojure worker restart (conv_man.clj load-or-init / + restructure-json-conv; MOD_RESTART_PORT_SPEC.md "Replay-step semantics"). + + ``Conversation.from_dict`` restores the warm state Clojure's + restructure-json-conv keeps (PCA, moderation sets, repness, tid arrival + order, …) but — like Clojure resetting raw-rating-mat — leaves BOTH + rating matrices empty, and never restores the per-k group-clusterings / + group-k-smoother warm-start state at all (poller/__init__.py's + documented "load-or-init finding": ``from_dict`` does not restore + ``raw_rating_mat``/``rating_mat``/``group_clusterings``/ + ``group_k_smoother``). This rebuilds the matrices from the FULL vote + slice (dataset order, ONE batch, no recompute — mirrors update-nmat over + every vote with slot <= cut_slot) and replays the WOVEN mod history so + far via ``mod_update`` — ``mod_events`` is exactly the mods the schedule + wove into steps up to the seam, in woven order (clj restart-conv: + ``(mapcat :mods steps-so-far)``, dev/replay.clj), NEVER + ``dataset.mod_events`` (which a new-format comments CSV populates even + when the schedule weaves none of them). Empty is fine — still called + unconditionally, mirroring Clojure's conv-mod-poll 0 at restart; + ``mod_update`` always sets ``moderation_applied = True``, matching + Clojure set-ifying mod sets so a post-restart blob emits ``[]`` rather + than ``null``. + """ + restored = Conversation.from_dict(blob) + + all_votes = [ + {"pid": v.pid, "tid": v.tid, "vote": v.sign, "created": v.t_ms} + for v in dataset.votes[:cut_slot] + ] + restored = restored.update_votes( + {"votes": all_votes, "lastVoteTimestamp": cut_time_ms}, recompute=False + ) + + restored = restored.mod_update(_mod_rows(mod_events)) + return restored + + +def _step_extras(conv: Conversation) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Cheap, read-only diagnostics (design §6) — NO production-code changes. + + All fields are derived from already-computed conversation state; none add a + computation seam. ``n_in_conv`` is the clustering in-conv count (may differ + from the blob's ``in-conv``, which uses the to_dict threshold) — a useful + localization signal when steps diverge. + """ + return { + "n_participants": int(conv.participant_count), + "n_comments": int(conv.comment_count), + "n_votes": int(conv.vote_stats.get("n_votes", 0)), + "n_base_clusters": len(conv.base_clusters or []), + "n_group_clusters": len(conv.group_clusters or []), + "n_in_conv": len(conv._get_in_conv_participants()), + "n_mod_out": len(conv.mod_out_tids), + "pca_present": conv.pca is not None, + } diff --git a/delphi/polismath/replay/poller_equiv.py b/delphi/polismath/replay/poller_equiv.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..9ba776d048 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/polismath/replay/poller_equiv.py @@ -0,0 +1,2765 @@ +"""Poller-equivalence harness — schema/seeder (Stage A) + runners (Stage B) + +feeder/comparer (Stage C). + +See ``delphi/docs/MATH_POLLER_EQUIV_SPEC.md`` for the full design (goal +condition 2: poller equivalence — identical math_main/bidToPid/ptptstats rows +and tick/watermark semantics between the Clojure math container and the +Python poller replaying the SAME vote stream against one throwaway Postgres). +This module implements spec §3 stages A (schema + seeder), B (runners), +C (feeder + comparer, see the "Stage C" section near the bottom of this file), +and D (self-jitter envelope + full-run orchestration, see the "Stage D" +section at the very bottom): :func:`compute_self_jitter_envelope` measures +clj-vs-clj float jitter across two independent runs of the same stream; +:func:`compare_batch`/:func:`compare_snapshots` accept an optional +``envelope`` parameter that accepts (and separately counts) float mismatches +within the envelope while never excusing structural divergences; +:func:`run_full_equiv_protocol` orchestrates the complete spec protocol +(two clj-only self-jitter runs -> envelope -> one paired clj+py restart-seam +run -> envelope-aware compare -> verdict), with its decision logic split into +the pure, canned-dir-testable :func:`assemble_full_run_verdict`. + +Schema derivation (spec item A.1 — "do not guess; quote the clj SQL") +----------------------------------------------------------------------- +The Clojure ``full`` subcommand (``clojure -M:run full``, ``deps.edn:65-66`` +``-m polismath.runner``, subcommand table ``runner.clj:71-78`` ``"full"`` -> +``system/full-system``) is defined as ``(merge (poller-system +config-overrides))`` (``system.clj:47-52``), and ``poller-system`` is +``base-system`` (config, logger, core-matrix-boot, postgres, +conversation-manager) plus a votes poller and a moderation poller +(``system.clj:29-33``). Notably this does NOT include ``task-system`` +(worker_tasks) or ``export-system``/darwin (``participants`` table reads +live ONLY in ``darwin/export.clj`` — grepped, confirmed absent from +poller.clj/conv_man.clj/postgres.clj) — so those tables are OUT of scope for +the clj side of this harness. + +Tables touched, with the exact query/columns (clj file:line, then py +file:line): + +* ``votes`` — clj ``postgres/poll`` (postgres.clj:132-145, global watermark + loop) and ``postgres/conv-poll`` (postgres.clj:197-212, load-or-init full + history) both ``SELECT * ... ORDER BY zid, tid, pid, created WHERE created > + ts``; only ``:pid :tid :vote`` are actually destructured downstream + (conv_man.clj:202-203), ``:zid``/``:created`` drive grouping/watermark + (poller.clj:18-27). Py: ``PostgresClient.poll_votes_since`` + (postgres.py:534-567) and ``.poll_votes`` (postgres.py:474-532) — both + ``SELECT zid, tid, pid, vote, created ... ORDER BY zid, tid, pid, created``. + Columns: ``zid, pid, tid, vote, created`` (+ ``weight_x_32767`` kept for + shape-fidelity with the real ``SELECT *`` — never read by either poller). +* ``comments`` — clj ``postgres/mod-poll`` (postgres.clj:148-161, global) and + ``postgres/conv-mod-poll`` (postgres.clj:214-225, load-or-init) both + ``SELECT * ... ORDER BY zid, tid, modified WHERE modified > ts``; consumed + by ``conv/mod-update`` (math/conversation.clj:846-884) which destructures + ``:tid :is_meta :mod :modified``. Py: ``poll_moderation_since`` + (postgres.py:569-604) ``SELECT zid, tid, modified, mod, is_meta`` and + ``poll_moderation`` (postgres.py:645-723) ``SELECT tid, modified, mod, + is_meta``. Columns: ``zid, tid, modified, mod, is_meta`` (+ ``pid, uid, + created, txt`` kept NOT NULL with placeholders — neither poller reads them). +* ``conversations`` — FK target only. Neither poller SELECTs a column off it + (grepped ``math/src/polismath`` for ``conversations``/``strict_moderation`` + outside ``darwin/export.clj`` — no hits); it exists purely so + ``math_main``/``math_ticks``/``math_bidtopid``/``math_ptptstats`` FKs + resolve (``server/postgres/migrations/000000_initial.sql:658-667`` etc, all + ``zid INTEGER [NOT NULL] REFERENCES conversations(zid)``). Columns: ``zid``. +* ``math_ticks`` — clj ``inc-math-tick`` (postgres.clj:292-295): ``insert into + math_ticks (zid, math_env) values (?,?) on conflict (zid, math_env) do + update set modified = now_as_millis(), math_tick = (math_ticks.math_tick + + 1) returning math_tick``. Py: ``increment_math_tick`` (postgres.py:910-939), + byte-identical SQL text. +* ``math_main`` — clj ``upload-math-main`` (postgres.clj:323-338) and + ``load-conv`` (postgres.clj:419-434, ``SELECT * FROM math_main WHERE zid=? + AND math_env=?``). Py: ``write_math_main`` (postgres.py:757-817), + ``load_math_main`` (postgres.py:725-755). Columns: ``zid, math_env, data, + last_vote_timestamp, caching_tick, math_tick, modified``. +* ``math_bidtopid`` — clj ``upload-math-bidtopid`` (postgres.clj:369-380). Py: + ``write_math_bidtopid`` (postgres.py:819-848). Columns: ``zid, math_env, + math_tick, data, modified``. +* ``math_ptptstats`` — clj ``upload-math-ptptstats`` (postgres.clj:350-361). + Py: ``write_participant_stats`` (postgres.py:850-879). Columns: ``zid, + math_env, math_tick, data, modified``. + +Two extra tables that are NOT in the spec's headline list, added after +tracing both poller code paths (the "do not guess" instruction cuts both +ways): + +* ``participants`` (pid, zid, mod) — a SHIM, needed ONLY by the PYTHON side. + ``poll_moderation`` (postgres.py:701-713) unconditionally runs ``SELECT pid + FROM participants WHERE zid=:zid AND (mod=-1 OR mod='-1')`` for + ``mod_out_ptpts`` (the participant-ban leak fix, 2026-06-10) on EVERY + load-or-init and every moderation batch — a missing table raises and parks + the zid (service.py's per-zid exception boundary, ``_handle_zid``). The + Clojure ``full`` poller never queries ``participants`` at all (only + ``darwin/export.clj`` does, out of scope). We create the table but never + seed rows into it: no participant-ban scenario is in scope for this harness. +* ``math_profile`` — clj writes it every vote-batch cycle via + ``handle-profile-data`` (conv_man.clj:97-113) -> ``upload-math-profile`` + (postgres.clj:340-348), including the actor-startup ``react-to-messages! + ... :votes []`` call (conv_man.clj:387). A missing table is non-fatal + (caught + logged, conv_man.clj:104-112) but noisy; included so the clj + container's stderr stays clean and its write-side footprint is + production-shaped. Python never touches this table. + +Vote sign convention (spec item A.2 — "the DB must hold RAW-DB-convention +signs") +----------------------------------------------------------------------- +``votes.vote`` in production is RAW-DB convention: AGREE=-1, DISAGREE=+1 +(``server/postgres/migrations/000000_initial.sql:742-747``). The Clojure +poller consumes this value AS-IS (no flip anywhere in postgres.clj/conv_man.clj +— grepped). The Python poller flips it AT INGRESS +(``polismath.utils.general.postgres_vote_to_delphi``, ``vote * -1``) inside +``poll_votes``/``poll_votes_since`` (postgres.py:474-567) to Delphi convention +(AGREE=+1). Meanwhile ``ReplayDataset.votes[i].sign`` (the seeder's INPUT) is +ALREADY in Delphi convention — ``driver.py``'s module docstring: "export CSVs +are ALREADY in Delphi convention (AGREE=+1)"; ``VOTE_SIGN_CONVENTION = +"delphi"`` (driver.py:56). So the seeder must flip dataset sign -> raw DB sign +via ``polismath.utils.general.delphi_vote_to_postgres`` (the documented +inverse, general.py:43-56) before INSERTing — the opposite direction from the +py poller's ingress flip, landing the DB in the same RAW convention production +holds, which BOTH pollers then read exactly as they read production data. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import json +import os +import re +import shutil +import subprocess +import time +from dataclasses import dataclass +from pathlib import Path +from typing import Any, Callable, Optional, Sequence +from urllib.parse import urlsplit, urlunsplit + +import sqlalchemy as sa + +from polismath.replay import real_data +from polismath.replay import schedule as sched +from polismath.replay.certify import _acceptance_projecting_comparer, normalize_path +from polismath.replay.stepcompare import DEFAULT_TOLERANT_STAT_KEYS, StepComparer +from polismath.replay.store import _safe_path_component +from polismath.replay.types import ModEvent, ReplayDataset +from polismath.utils.general import delphi_vote_to_postgres + +# poller_equiv.py -> replay -> polismath -> delphi -> repo root (mirrors +# certify.py / store.py). +_DELPHI_ROOT = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2] +_REPO_ROOT = _DELPHI_ROOT.parents[0] +_MATH_ROOT = _REPO_ROOT / "math" + +DEFAULT_DBNAME = "polis_equiv" +DEFAULT_ZID = 1 +# The comment placeholder text is NEVER real content (private-data policy, +# CLAUDE.local.md — never commit vote/comment CONTENT); a bare "comment {tid}" +# also satisfies production's UNIQUE(zid, txt) if that constraint is ever +# reintroduced, though our subset schema does not declare it. +_PLACEHOLDER_TXT_FMT = "comment {tid}" + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Schema (Stage A.1). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Verbatim from server/postgres/migrations/000000_initial.sql:22-30 — every +# BIGINT ``modified``/``created``/tick column in the real schema (and both +# pollers' literal SQL, e.g. postgres.clj:295/328/338/... and +# postgres.py's "now_as_millis()" call-sites) depends on this function +# existing; Postgres has no builtin equivalent. +NOW_AS_MILLIS_FN = """ +CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION now_as_millis() RETURNS BIGINT AS $$ + DECLARE + temp TIMESTAMP := now(); + BEGIN + RETURN 1000*FLOOR(EXTRACT(EPOCH FROM temp)) + FLOOR(EXTRACT(MILLISECONDS FROM temp)) - 1000*FLOOR(EXTRACT(SECOND FROM temp)); + END; +$$ LANGUAGE plpgsql; +""" + +# conversations: FK target only (see module docstring) — no other column is +# ever read by either poller's "full"/py-poller code path. +CREATE_CONVERSATIONS = """ +CREATE TABLE conversations ( + zid SERIAL PRIMARY KEY +); +""" + +# votes: postgres.clj:132-145 (poll) / :197-212 (conv-poll); postgres.py:474-567 +# (poll_votes / poll_votes_since). No PK/FK — matches production +# (migrations.sql:737-755): a revote is simply a new row, latest-created wins. +CREATE_VOTES = """ +CREATE TABLE votes ( + zid INTEGER NOT NULL, + pid INTEGER NOT NULL, + tid INTEGER NOT NULL, + -- RAW DB convention: -1=agree, +1=disagree, 0=pass/unsure (migrations.sql:742-747). + vote SMALLINT, + -- Present because both pollers' SELECT * would include it in production; + -- never read downstream (nm/update-nmat / poll_votes only touch pid/tid/vote). + weight_x_32767 SMALLINT DEFAULT 0, + created BIGINT NOT NULL +); +""" + +# comments: postgres.clj:148-161 (mod-poll) / :214-225 (conv-mod-poll); +# math/conversation.clj:846-884 (mod-update, destructures tid/is_meta/mod/modified); +# postgres.py:569-604 (poll_moderation_since) / :645-723 (poll_moderation). +# UNIQUE(zid, tid) backs our seeder's idempotent ON CONFLICT upsert. No FK to +# participants (production has one, migrations.sql:505) — this subset schema +# does not model participants as a real per-comment-author table (see the +# `participants` shim below for why one exists at all). +CREATE_COMMENTS = """ +CREATE TABLE comments ( + tid INTEGER NOT NULL, + zid INTEGER NOT NULL REFERENCES conversations(zid), + pid INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0, + uid INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0, + created BIGINT NOT NULL DEFAULT 0, + modified BIGINT NOT NULL, + txt VARCHAR(1000) NOT NULL DEFAULT '', + mod INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0, + is_meta BOOLEAN NOT NULL DEFAULT FALSE, + UNIQUE (zid, tid) +); +""" + +# SHIM — needed ONLY by the Python poller (see module docstring): postgres.py +# poll_moderation:701-713 unconditionally selects pid from here. Never seeded +# with rows (no participant-ban scenario is in this harness's scope). +CREATE_PARTICIPANTS = """ +CREATE TABLE participants ( + pid INTEGER NOT NULL, + zid INTEGER NOT NULL REFERENCES conversations(zid), + mod INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0, + UNIQUE (zid, pid) +); +""" + +# math_ticks: postgres.clj:292-295 inc-math-tick; postgres.py:910-939 +# increment_math_tick. Verbatim column shape from migrations.sql:647-654. +CREATE_MATH_TICKS = """ +CREATE TABLE math_ticks ( + zid INTEGER REFERENCES conversations(zid), + math_tick BIGINT NOT NULL DEFAULT 0, + caching_tick BIGINT NOT NULL DEFAULT 0, + math_env VARCHAR(999) NOT NULL, + modified BIGINT NOT NULL DEFAULT now_as_millis(), + UNIQUE (zid, math_env) +); +""" + +# math_main: postgres.clj:323-338 upload-math-main, :419-434 load-conv; +# postgres.py:757-817 write_math_main, :725-755 load_math_main. Verbatim +# column shape from migrations.sql:658-667. +CREATE_MATH_MAIN = """ +CREATE TABLE math_main ( + zid INTEGER NOT NULL REFERENCES conversations(zid), + math_env VARCHAR(999) NOT NULL, + data jsonb NOT NULL, + last_vote_timestamp BIGINT NOT NULL, + caching_tick BIGINT NOT NULL DEFAULT 0, + math_tick BIGINT NOT NULL DEFAULT -1, + modified BIGINT DEFAULT now_as_millis(), + UNIQUE (zid, math_env) +); +""" + +# math_ptptstats: postgres.clj:350-361 upload-math-ptptstats; postgres.py:850-879 +# write_participant_stats. Verbatim column shape from migrations.sql:679-687. +CREATE_MATH_PTPTSTATS = """ +CREATE TABLE math_ptptstats ( + zid INTEGER NOT NULL REFERENCES conversations(zid), + math_env VARCHAR(999) NOT NULL, + math_tick BIGINT NOT NULL DEFAULT -1, + data jsonb NOT NULL, + modified BIGINT DEFAULT now_as_millis(), + UNIQUE (zid, math_env) +); +""" + +# math_bidtopid: postgres.clj:369-380 upload-math-bidtopid; postgres.py:819-848 +# write_math_bidtopid. Verbatim column shape from migrations.sql:698-706. +CREATE_MATH_BIDTOPID = """ +CREATE TABLE math_bidtopid ( + zid INTEGER NOT NULL REFERENCES conversations(zid), + math_env VARCHAR(999) NOT NULL, + math_tick BIGINT NOT NULL DEFAULT -1, + data jsonb NOT NULL, + modified BIGINT DEFAULT now_as_millis(), + UNIQUE (zid, math_env) +); +""" + +# math_profile: conv_man.clj:97-113 handle-profile-data -> postgres.clj:340-348 +# upload-math-profile (see module docstring — clj write-side only, never read +# by the harness comparer). Verbatim column shape from migrations.sql:670-677. +CREATE_MATH_PROFILE = """ +CREATE TABLE math_profile ( + zid INTEGER NOT NULL REFERENCES conversations(zid), + math_env VARCHAR(999) NOT NULL, + data jsonb NOT NULL, + modified BIGINT DEFAULT now_as_millis(), + UNIQUE (zid, math_env) +); +""" + +# Order matters: FK targets (conversations) before their referrers. +SCHEMA_STATEMENTS: list[str] = [ + NOW_AS_MILLIS_FN, + CREATE_CONVERSATIONS, + CREATE_VOTES, + CREATE_COMMENTS, + CREATE_PARTICIPANTS, + CREATE_MATH_TICKS, + CREATE_MATH_MAIN, + CREATE_MATH_PTPTSTATS, + CREATE_MATH_BIDTOPID, + CREATE_MATH_PROFILE, +] + +# Joined form for introspection/documentation (parse_schema_columns operates +# on this; the function DDL has no "CREATE TABLE" in it so it's harmless here). +SCHEMA_DDL = "\n\n".join(SCHEMA_STATEMENTS) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# DDL introspection — "parse your own DDL" (Stage A test requirement). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +_CREATE_TABLE_START_RE = re.compile(r"CREATE TABLE (\w+)\s*\(", re.IGNORECASE) +_CONSTRAINT_KEYWORDS = frozenset({"UNIQUE", "PRIMARY", "FOREIGN", "CHECK", "CONSTRAINT"}) + + +def _strip_line_comments(sql: str) -> str: + return re.sub(r"--[^\n]*", "", sql) + + +def _split_top_level_commas(body: str) -> list[str]: + """Split ``body`` on commas that are NOT nested inside parens (e.g. the + comma-free ``VARCHAR(999)`` argument list must not count as a split).""" + parts: list[str] = [] + depth = 0 + current: list[str] = [] + for ch in body: + if ch == "(": + depth += 1 + elif ch == ")": + depth -= 1 + if ch == "," and depth == 0: + parts.append("".join(current)) + current = [] + else: + current.append(ch) + parts.append("".join(current)) + return parts + + +def parse_schema_columns(ddl: str = SCHEMA_DDL) -> dict[str, list[str]]: + """Parse ``CREATE TABLE name (...)`` column names out of ``ddl``. + + NOT a general SQL parser — depth-counts parens to find each table's + closing ``)`` (robust to ``VARCHAR(999)``-style nested parens) and drops + bare constraint lines (``UNIQUE (...)`` etc). Good enough for a + self-consistency check that our own DDL declares the columns each + poller's SELECT/INSERT statement actually needs (module docstring). + """ + text = _strip_line_comments(ddl) + tables: dict[str, list[str]] = {} + for m in _CREATE_TABLE_START_RE.finditer(text): + name = m.group(1) + start = m.end() # just past the opening '(' consumed by the regex + depth = 1 + i = start + while depth > 0 and i < len(text): + if text[i] == "(": + depth += 1 + elif text[i] == ")": + depth -= 1 + i += 1 + body = text[start : i - 1] + cols = [] + for part in _split_top_level_commas(body): + stripped = part.strip() + if not stripped: + continue + first_word = stripped.split()[0].upper() + if first_word in _CONSTRAINT_KEYWORDS: + continue + cols.append(stripped.split()[0]) + tables[name] = cols + return tables + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Seeder (Stage A.2). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Never point create_equiv_db at one of these — belt-and-braces guard for +# MATH_POLLER_EQUIV_SPEC.md hazard 1 ("NEVER touch polis-dev / polis_prodclone"). +_PRECIOUS_DBNAMES = frozenset( + {"postgres", "polis-dev", "polis_dev", "polis_prodclone", "polis-prod", "polis_prod"} +) + + +def _url_with_dbname(url: str, dbname: str) -> str: + parts = urlsplit(url) + return urlunsplit((parts.scheme, parts.netloc, f"/{dbname}", parts.query, parts.fragment)) + + +def _url_with_scheme(url: str, scheme: str) -> str: + """Swap ``url``'s scheme, preserving user/pass/host/port/path/query. + + Needed because the clj and py runners require OPPOSITE, MUTUALLY + INCOMPATIBLE schemes for the SAME connection string (root cause #1, + 2026-07-24 live debug — see :func:`build_clj_env`'s docstring): + Clojure's Hikari datasource regex (``postgres.clj``'s + ``create-hikari-datasource``) only matches a literal ``postgres://`` + prefix, while SQLAlchemy/psycopg2 (the py side) reject that exact scheme + (dropped in SQLAlchemy 1.4+) and require ``postgresql://``. Every + connection URL flowing through this module (``admin_url`` / + :func:`create_equiv_db`'s return value) is SQLAlchemy-style + (``postgresql://`` or ``postgresql+driver://``) — this normalizes to + whichever scheme the CALLING runner actually needs, at the last possible + moment, so neither runner ever sees the other's required scheme. + """ + parts = urlsplit(url) + return urlunsplit((scheme, parts.netloc, parts.path, parts.query, parts.fragment)) + + +def _format_days_ago(value: float) -> str: + """Format a days-ago value as a BARE INTEGER string (root cause #2, + 2026-07-24 live debug — see :func:`build_clj_env`'s docstring): Clojure's + ``->long`` config parser is ``Long/parseLong``, which throws (caught + + logged, returns nil) on ANY non-integer-literal string — including + ``"10000.0"``, exactly what ``str()`` on a Python float produces. The + CLI's ``--poll-from-days-ago`` option is ``type=float`` (so fractional + windows are technically allowed), so this ROUNDS to the nearest whole + day rather than truncating a caller-supplied fraction into a raw '.0' + string. Applied on BOTH runners' env assembly for consistency, even + though only the clj side's parser is fatally strict about it — the py + side's ``float(...)`` parses either form fine either way. + """ + return str(int(round(value))) + + +def create_equiv_db(admin_url: str, dbname: str = DEFAULT_DBNAME) -> str: + """``CREATE DATABASE dbname`` (DROP first if it exists), then create the + schema subset inside it. Returns a connection URL for the new database + (same credentials/host as ``admin_url``, dbname swapped). + + ``admin_url`` must point at an EXISTING database on the target server that + is NOT ``dbname`` itself — Postgres refuses DROP/CREATE DATABASE on the + database a connection is currently attached to (point this at the + server's ``postgres`` maintenance db, or any db other than ``dbname``). + """ + if dbname in _PRECIOUS_DBNAMES: + raise ValueError( + f"refusing to create/drop {dbname!r}: matches a known-precious " + "database name (MATH_POLLER_EQUIV_SPEC.md hazard 1)" + ) + + admin_engine = sa.create_engine(admin_url, isolation_level="AUTOCOMMIT") + try: + with admin_engine.connect() as conn: + conn.execute(sa.text(f'DROP DATABASE IF EXISTS "{dbname}"')) + conn.execute(sa.text(f'CREATE DATABASE "{dbname}"')) + finally: + admin_engine.dispose() + + target_url = _url_with_dbname(admin_url, dbname) + schema_engine = sa.create_engine(target_url) + try: + with schema_engine.begin() as conn: + for stmt in SCHEMA_STATEMENTS: + conn.execute(sa.text(stmt)) + finally: + schema_engine.dispose() + return target_url + + +def seed_conversation(conn: Any, dataset: ReplayDataset, zid: int = DEFAULT_ZID) -> None: + """Insert the conversation row + comment rows for ``dataset`` under + ``zid``. Idempotent (ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING on both inserts) — safe to + call again against an already-seeded conversation. + + Comment text is ALWAYS a placeholder (``"comment {tid}"``) — never real + content (private-data policy). Comment ``mod``/``modified`` seed at the + UNMODERATED baseline (``mod=0``, ``modified=created``); applying dataset + ``mod_events`` over time is the feeder's job (Stage C), not this seeder's. + Votes are NOT inserted here — see :func:`insert_votes` for the timed + batches the driver loop issues incrementally. + """ + conn.execute( + sa.text("INSERT INTO conversations (zid) VALUES (:zid) ON CONFLICT (zid) DO NOTHING"), + {"zid": zid}, + ) + for tid in sorted(dataset.comments): + meta = dataset.comments[tid] + conn.execute( + sa.text( + "INSERT INTO comments (tid, zid, pid, uid, created, modified, txt, mod, is_meta) " + "VALUES (:tid, :zid, 0, 0, :created, :created, :txt, 0, :is_meta) " + "ON CONFLICT (zid, tid) DO NOTHING" + ), + { + "tid": tid, + "zid": zid, + "created": meta.created_ms, + "txt": _PLACEHOLDER_TXT_FMT.format(tid=tid), + "is_meta": meta.is_meta, + }, + ) + + +def insert_votes( + conn: Any, dataset: ReplayDataset, from_slot: int, to_slot: int, zid: int = DEFAULT_ZID +) -> int: + """Insert ``dataset.votes[from_slot:to_slot]`` (plain 0-based Python slice + — consistent with :func:`polismath.replay.schedule.slice_schedule`'s own + ``dataset.votes[prev:cut]`` use of 1-based cut slots as slice bounds), + preserving ``pid``/``tid``/``created`` (``t_ms``) and flipping the vote + sign from the dataset's Delphi convention to RAW DB convention (module + docstring) via :func:`polismath.utils.general.delphi_vote_to_postgres`. + + ATOMIC per batch — ONE multi-row ``INSERT ... VALUES (...), (...), ...`` + statement, never a per-row loop (ROOT CAUSE #5, 2026-07-24 live-debug + task, found AFTER :func:`snap_cuts_past_timestamp_ties` fixed the + CROSS-batch tie boundary: a genuine INTRA-batch race remained). Both + pollers run continuously (~1s interval) REGARDLESS of harness batch + boundaries; under the harness's AUTOCOMMIT isolation level, a per-row + execute() loop lets a poller's concurrent SELECT observe a PARTIAL + batch mid-insert. If that partial snapshot's max ``created`` happens to + tie with a not-yet-committed row's ``created`` (the vw dataset's + timestamps are 1-second-granular with most seconds shared by several + votes — see the module docstring), the watermark's STRICT ``created > + ts`` comparison (both engines, byte-identical SQL) permanently drops + that row — reproduced live: pid 33's vote at dataset index 2050, + comfortably INSIDE a batch's slice (nowhere near either cut edge), + silently vanished from clj-ref's own vote count. A single multi-row + INSERT is one atomic unit under Postgres MVCC: a concurrent reader sees + either NONE or ALL of a batch's rows, never a subset — this is NOT the + same as DBAPI ``executemany`` (psycopg2's default executemany is ITSELF + a client-side loop of single-row execute calls, no atomicity gained). + + NOT idempotent by design: a repeated call over an overlapping range + inserts duplicate rows, exactly like production (``votes`` has no + unique constraint — a revote is simply a new row). Callers (the future + Stage C feeder) must call this once per NEW batch, not repeatedly for + the same range. + + Returns the number of rows inserted. Issues NO statement at all for an + empty slice (``from_slot == to_slot``) — an empty ``VALUES ()`` clause + is invalid SQL, and there is nothing to insert anyway. + """ + rows = dataset.votes[from_slot:to_slot] + if not rows: + return 0 + value_clauses = [] + params: dict[str, Any] = {"zid": zid} + for i, v in enumerate(rows): + value_clauses.append(f"(:zid, :pid{i}, :tid{i}, :vote{i}, :created{i})") + params[f"pid{i}"] = v.pid + params[f"tid{i}"] = v.tid + params[f"vote{i}"] = delphi_vote_to_postgres(v.sign) + params[f"created{i}"] = v.t_ms + stmt = ( + "INSERT INTO votes (zid, pid, tid, vote, created) VALUES " + + ", ".join(value_clauses) + ) + conn.execute(sa.text(stmt), params) + return len(rows) + + +def insert_mod_events( + conn: Any, + dataset: ReplayDataset, + prev_time_ms: int | None, + cut_time_ms: int, + zid: int = DEFAULT_ZID, +) -> int: + """Apply ``dataset.mod_events`` with ``prev_time_ms < t_ms <= cut_time_ms`` + (``prev_time_ms=None`` means no floor — the first batch) as + ``comments.mod``/``comments.modified`` UPDATEs. The moderation-stream + analogue of :func:`insert_votes`, added session 2 (2026-07-24) to + actually exercise pc-meta-02's ``"interleave-by-timestamp"`` moderation + schedule — the live feeder never had this before (only the CSV-based + driver, :func:`polismath.replay.schedule.slice_schedule`, applied + mod_events; ``seed_conversation``'s own docstring flagged this as "the + feeder's job", but Stage C never built it). + + Time-windowing is IDENTICAL to ``slice_schedule`` (schedule.py:206-225: + ``m.t_ms <= cut_time_ms and (prev_time is None or m.t_ms > prev_time)``) + — an event is attached to the FIRST batch whose cut reaches it, so both + drivers agree on which batch a given mod_event lands in. Events after + the final cut are silently excluded (same "tail" convention as tail + votes) — the CALLER controls this simply by never invoking the function + with a ``cut_time_ms`` past the schedule's last cut. + + ATOMIC — ONE ``UPDATE ... FROM (VALUES ...)`` statement, never a per-row + loop (same rationale as :func:`insert_votes`'s root cause #5: a + per-row loop under AUTOCOMMIT would let a concurrent poller observe a + partial moderation batch mid-update). Multiple events for the SAME tid + within one window are DE-DUPLICATED to the latest (highest ``t_ms``) + BEFORE the statement is built — Postgres's ``UPDATE ... FROM`` has + UNSPECIFIED behavior when the FROM subquery matches a target row more + than once, so this must never be left to the database. + + Returns the number of RAW events in the window (mirrors + :func:`insert_votes`'s row-count contract), even though fewer VALUES + rows may actually be sent due to de-duplication. Issues NO statement for + an empty window (including the common case of a dataset with zero + mod_events at all — e.g. vw). + """ + events = [ + e for e in dataset.mod_events + if e.t_ms <= cut_time_ms and (prev_time_ms is None or e.t_ms > prev_time_ms) + ] + if not events: + return 0 + latest: dict[int, ModEvent] = {} + for e in events: # dataset.mod_events is t_ms-sorted (ReplayDataset.build) -> later wins. + latest[e.tid] = e + value_clauses = [] + params: dict[str, Any] = {"zid": zid} + for i, (tid, e) in enumerate(latest.items()): + value_clauses.append(f"(:tid{i}, :mod{i}, :modified{i})") + params[f"tid{i}"] = tid + params[f"mod{i}"] = e.mod + params[f"modified{i}"] = e.t_ms + stmt = ( + "UPDATE comments SET mod = v.mod, modified = v.modified " + "FROM (VALUES " + ", ".join(value_clauses) + ") AS v(tid, mod, modified) " + "WHERE comments.tid = v.tid AND comments.zid = :zid" + ) + conn.execute(sa.text(stmt), params) + return len(events) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Runners (Stage B.1/B.2) — subprocess wrappers for the clj container loop and +# the python poller CLI, sharing one lifecycle (start/is_alive/kill). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +class _SubprocessRunner: + """Shared Popen lifecycle. ``kill()`` is SIGTERM-then-SIGKILL: a grace + period for cooperative shutdown (both the JVM and the python poller + install signal handling — math_poller.py:63-68 traps SIGTERM/SIGINT), then + an unconditional SIGKILL so a hung/ignoring process never blocks the + harness (spec B.1 — "kill() must terminate the JVM (SIGKILL after grace)"). + + ``log_path`` (REQUIRED FIX #3, 2026-07-24 live-debug task — "RUNNER + EVIDENCE"): when given, stdout+stderr are redirected DIRECTLY to that + file (append mode — a seam restart reusing the same path preserves the + pre-seam timeline in one file) instead of a ``subprocess.PIPE``. This is + not merely a debugging nicety: an un-drained PIPE fills its OS buffer + (~64KB) once the child writes enough output, at which point the child + BLOCKS on its next write — a classic subprocess deadlock — because the + live feeder loop (:func:`run_batch_loop`) never reads from the runners' + stdout the way the standalone ``run-clj``/``run-py`` CLI subcommands do + (``_run_and_stream`` in ``scripts/poller_equiv.py``). ``log_path=None`` + (the default) preserves the original PIPE-based contract those + subcommands rely on.""" + + def __init__( + self, cmd: list[str], *, cwd: Path, env: dict[str, str], + log_path: Optional[Path] = None, + ): + self.cmd = cmd + self.cwd = cwd + self.env = env + self.log_path = Path(log_path) if log_path is not None else None + self._proc: Optional[subprocess.Popen] = None + self._log_fh: Optional[Any] = None + + def start(self) -> subprocess.Popen: + if self.log_path is not None: + self.log_path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + self._log_fh = open(self.log_path, "a") + stdout_target: Any = self._log_fh + else: + stdout_target = subprocess.PIPE + self._proc = subprocess.Popen( + self.cmd, + cwd=str(self.cwd), + env=self.env, + stdout=stdout_target, + stderr=subprocess.STDOUT, + text=True, + ) + return self._proc + + @property + def pid(self) -> Optional[int]: + return self._proc.pid if self._proc is not None else None + + def is_alive(self) -> bool: + return self._proc is not None and self._proc.poll() is None + + def wait(self, timeout: Optional[float] = None) -> Optional[int]: + if self._proc is None: + return None + return self._proc.wait(timeout=timeout) + + def kill(self, grace: float = 5.0) -> None: + try: + if self._proc is None or self._proc.poll() is not None: + return + self._proc.terminate() # SIGTERM: cooperative shutdown attempt + try: + self._proc.wait(timeout=grace) + except subprocess.TimeoutExpired: + self._proc.kill() # SIGKILL: unconditional + self._proc.wait(timeout=grace) + finally: + if self._log_fh is not None: + self._log_fh.close() + self._log_fh = None + + +def build_clj_env( + *, + database_url: str, + math_env: str, + poll_from_days_ago: float = 10000, + logging_level: str = "info", + base_env: Optional[dict[str, str]] = None, +) -> dict[str, str]: + """Env for ``clojure -M:run full``, keyed exactly to what + ``polismath.components.config`` actually reads (config.clj rules map, + :63-114 — environ lower-kebabs the env var name): + + DATABASE_URL -> :database-url (config.clj:68; postgres.clj:108 + asserts non-nil at Postgres component start). + TRANSLATED to the ``postgres://`` scheme + (:func:`_url_with_scheme`) — root cause #1 + (2026-07-24 live debug): ``create-hikari-datasource`` + (postgres.clj:18) parses this with + ``#"postgres://(?:(.+):(.*)@)?([^:]+)(?::(\\d+))?/(.+)"``, + which only matches a LITERAL "postgres://" prefix. + The SQLAlchemy-style "postgresql://" URLs this + module otherwise deals in (``create_equiv_db``'s + return value) make ``re-matches`` return nil, so + user/password/host/port/db ALL destructure to + nil -> ``jdbc:postgresql://:5432/`` (empty host, + default port) -> immediate ConnectException. + Reproduced live against a real Postgres; fixed by + this translation (verified: math_main rows are + written once corrected). + MATH_ENV -> :math-env (config.clj:65; becomes + :math-env-string, the upsert key on every + math_main/math_ticks/... row) + POLL_FROM_DAYS_AGO -> :poll-from-days-ago (config.clj:106; poller.clj:15 + ``start-polling-from = now - poll-from-days-ago + days`` — 10000 days makes every historical vote + timestamp "since" the watermark). FORMATTED as a + bare integer string (:func:`_format_days_ago`) — + root cause #2 (2026-07-24 live debug): Clojure's + ``->long`` parser (``Long/parseLong``) throws on + "10000.0" (exactly what ``str()`` on the CLI's + ``type=float`` default produces), silently + becoming nil post-``deep-merge`` (config.clj's + defaults-vs-environ merge REPLACES, not + fall-backs). ``polismath.poller/poll`` then + computes ``(* nil 1000 60 60 24)`` — reproduced + live as ``NullPointerException at + polismath.poller/poll (poller.clj:15)``. + LOGGING_LEVEL -> :logging-level (config.clj:111, applied by + ``polismath.components.logger`` — its + ``:min-level`` defaults to ``:warn`` + (``defaults`` map, config.clj:53), which + SILENTLY SUPPRESSES every application-level + trace (poll cycles, conv-manager batch + processing, recompute completion). RUNNER + EVIDENCE (2026-07-24 live-debug task, REQUIRED + FIX #3): without this, a captured runner log + (:class:`_SubprocessRunner`'s ``log_path``) is + HikariCP connection-pool heartbeats and nothing + else — a stalled container is indistinguishable + from a healthy-but-quiet one. Defaults to + ``"info"`` (every poll cycle + conv-manager + timing line, still well short of ``:debug``'s + volume); overridable per-call. + """ + env = dict(base_env if base_env is not None else os.environ) + env["DATABASE_URL"] = _url_with_scheme(database_url, "postgres") + env["MATH_ENV"] = math_env + env["POLL_FROM_DAYS_AGO"] = _format_days_ago(poll_from_days_ago) + env["LOGGING_LEVEL"] = logging_level + return env + + +class CljContainerRunner(_SubprocessRunner): + """The REAL clj math container loop: ``clojure -M:run full`` + (``deps.edn:65-66`` ``:run`` alias -> ``-m polismath.runner``; + ``runner.clj`` subcommand table -> ``"full"`` -> ``system/full-system``, + ``system.clj:47-52`` = ``poller-system`` = base-system + vote-poller + + mod-poller, ``system.clj:29-33``). ``math/bin/run`` wraps this same + invocation in a 4h-reboot while-loop (MATH_POLLER_EQUIV_SPEC.md hazard 4) + that is irrelevant at harness timescales — we invoke the bare command. + """ + + def __init__( + self, + *, + database_url: str, + math_env: str, + poll_from_days_ago: float = 10000, + logging_level: str = "info", + base_env: Optional[dict[str, str]] = None, + log_path: Optional[Path] = None, + ): + env = build_clj_env( + database_url=database_url, + math_env=math_env, + poll_from_days_ago=poll_from_days_ago, + logging_level=logging_level, + base_env=base_env, + ) + super().__init__(["clojure", "-M:run", "full"], cwd=_MATH_ROOT, env=env, log_path=log_path) + + +def build_py_env( + *, + database_url: str, + math_env: str, + poll_from_days_ago: float = 10000, + database_ssl_mode: str = "disable", + base_env: Optional[dict[str, str]] = None, +) -> dict[str, str]: + """Env for ``scripts/math_poller.py``, keyed to ``PollerConfig.from_env`` + (service.py:150-182): ``DATABASE_URL``, ``MATH_ENV``, + ``POLL_FROM_DAYS_AGO`` (same names as the clj side — see + :func:`build_clj_env`). + + ``DATABASE_URL`` is normalized to the ``postgresql://`` scheme + (:func:`_url_with_scheme`) — the mirror-image guard of the clj side's + translation to ``postgres://`` (:func:`build_clj_env`'s docstring): + SQLAlchemy/psycopg2 reject the bare "postgres" dialect (removed in + SQLAlchemy 1.4+), so even a caller that already normalized for the clj + side must not leak that scheme here. + + ``DATABASE_SSL_MODE`` defaults to ``"disable"`` — root cause #3 + (2026-07-24 live debug): ``scripts/math_poller.py`` never loads a `.env` + file, so ``PostgresClient``'s own fallback + (``os.environ.get("DATABASE_SSL_MODE", "require")``, postgres.py:92) bites + whenever this env var isn't already present in the CALLING shell — + reproduced live as an infinite ``psycopg2.OperationalError: ... server + does not support SSL, but SSL was required`` retry loop against the + harness's local (non-SSL) Postgres target. This harness always targets a + local/OrbStack-proxied Postgres with no SSL layer (spec hazard 1) so + "disable" is the correct default; overridable for a caller that DOES + target an SSL-requiring server. + """ + env = dict(base_env if base_env is not None else os.environ) + env["DATABASE_URL"] = _url_with_scheme(database_url, "postgresql") + env["MATH_ENV"] = math_env + env["POLL_FROM_DAYS_AGO"] = _format_days_ago(poll_from_days_ago) + env["DATABASE_SSL_MODE"] = database_ssl_mode + return env + + +class PyPollerRunner(_SubprocessRunner): + """The python math_poller CLI (``scripts/math_poller.py``), run-forever + mode — its only flag is ``--once`` (math_poller.py:43-48), which we do NOT + pass, so it runs until killed exactly like the clj container.""" + + def __init__( + self, + *, + database_url: str, + math_env: str, + poll_from_days_ago: float = 10000, + database_ssl_mode: str = "disable", + base_env: Optional[dict[str, str]] = None, + log_path: Optional[Path] = None, + ): + env = build_py_env( + database_url=database_url, + math_env=math_env, + poll_from_days_ago=poll_from_days_ago, + database_ssl_mode=database_ssl_mode, + base_env=base_env, + ) + super().__init__( + ["uv", "run", "python", "scripts/math_poller.py"], cwd=_DELPHI_ROOT, env=env, + log_path=log_path, + ) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# wait_for_tick (Stage B.3) — poll math_main until a caller predicate holds. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def wait_for_tick( + conn: Any, + math_env: str, + zid: int, + predicate: Callable[[dict[str, Any]], bool], + timeout: float, + *, + poll_interval: float = 0.5, + sleep: Callable[[float], None] = time.sleep, + now: Callable[[], float] = time.monotonic, +) -> Optional[dict[str, Any]]: + """Poll ``math_main`` for ``(zid, math_env)`` until ``predicate(row)`` is + True or ``timeout`` seconds elapse. Returns the matching row (as a plain + dict) or ``None`` on timeout. + + ``conn`` needs only ``.execute(text, params) -> Result`` with + ``Result.mappings().first()`` — a plain SQLAlchemy ``Connection`` (same + interface ``tests/poller/test_integration_postgres.py`` already uses) or a + stand-in double. ``sleep``/``now`` are injectable seams so unit tests never + actually sleep or depend on wall-clock time. + """ + deadline = now() + timeout + while True: + result = conn.execute( + sa.text("SELECT * FROM math_main WHERE zid = :zid AND math_env = :math_env"), + {"zid": zid, "math_env": math_env}, + ) + row = result.mappings().first() + if row is not None: + row_dict = dict(row) + if predicate(row_dict): + return row_dict + if now() >= deadline: + return None + sleep(poll_interval) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Quirk Q19 harness-level mitigation (session 2, 2026-07-24) — wait-for- +# first-poll-cycle gate, approved under the goal's standing autonomy. +# +# ``conv_man.clj``'s ``queue-message-batch!`` has an unsynchronized +# check-then-act race: ``(if-let [...] (get @conversations zid) ...)`` then +# a BLIND ``(swap! conversations assoc zid conv-actor)`` with no conflict +# check. When the ``:votes`` AND ``:moderation`` pollers BOTH discover data +# for a brand-new zid on their very first poll tick, they can each +# independently decide "no actor yet" and each spin up their OWN +# conv-actor (confirmed live via duplicate "Running load or init" log +# lines) — whichever actor's swap! lands last wins the registry slot, and +# the OTHER actor (which may have ALREADY correctly processed an earlier +# batch) is silently orphaned, permanently losing that batch's votes with +# no self-healing (no periodic full recompute exists). Reproduced 3/3 live +# attempts once the earlier root causes (#1-#5) were fixed and out of the +# way — ledgered as quirk Q19, math team notified separately (math/src/ is +# off-limits to fix this here). +# +# This harness triggers the race with near-certainty because it seeds +# comments AND inserts batch 0's votes well before the JVM finishes +# booting (~20-30s) — so BOTH pollers see data on their FIRST-EVER cycle. +# The mitigation: delay feeding batch 0 until we've observed evidence that +# the clj container has ALREADY completed at least one ``:votes`` poll +# cycle. By construction that cycle found ZERO votes (none inserted yet), +# so it can NEVER call ``queue-message-batch!`` — meaning only ONE poller +# (moderation, discovering the pre-seeded comments) can EVER be first to +# create the actor, regardless of exact scheduling. This is a pure +# INPUT-sequencing change (when we feed data, not what we accept as a +# match) — it does not touch, weaken, or special-case any comparison logic. +# +# Signal choice: ``polismath.poller/poll`` (poller.clj:24) logs +# ``"Polling > "`` UNCONDITIONALLY on EVERY +# cycle, found rows or not — this is what makes it reliable (vs. e.g. +# waiting for a DB row, which wouldn't exist yet on a genuinely quiet +# cycle) and requires ``LOGGING_LEVEL=info`` (already the harness default, +# see :func:`build_clj_env`). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def _poll_cycle_signal_seen(log_text: str, *, message_type: str = "votes") -> bool: + """Pure predicate: has ``log_text`` (a runner log's current content) + shown evidence of at least one completed poll cycle for + ``message_type``. See the section docstring above for why this + specific, unconditionally-emitted log line is a reliable signal.""" + return f"Polling :{message_type} >" in log_text + + +def wait_for_first_poll_cycle( + log_path: Path | None, + timeout: float, + *, + message_type: str = "votes", + poll_interval: float = 0.5, + sleep: Callable[[float], None] = time.sleep, + now: Callable[[], float] = time.monotonic, + start_offset: int = 0, +) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Poll ``log_path``'s content (from byte ``start_offset`` onward) until + :func:`_poll_cycle_signal_seen` matches or ``timeout`` elapses. Mirrors + :func:`wait_for_tick`'s injectable-clock shape so it's testable with a + fake clock and no real sleeping. ``log_path=None`` (no runner log + captured — e.g. :class:`_SubprocessRunner` was built without one) + returns immediately as NOT observed, never waits — there is nothing to + poll. + + ``start_offset`` matters because :class:`_SubprocessRunner` opens its + log in APPEND mode (so a seam restart's post-restart output lands in + the SAME file as the pre-restart run — see its docstring). Without an + offset, a FRESH container's cold-start gate check would be satisfied + INSTANTLY by a "Polling ..." line left over from a PREVIOUS attempt + sitting earlier in the same ``--out`` directory's log file, silently + defeating the whole quirk-Q19 mitigation after the very first run — + reproduced live (2026-07-24 session 2): the mitigation's first + real-world run still hit Q19 because the gate read stale text. + Callers (:func:`run_batch_loop`) capture ``log_path``'s size + IMMEDIATELY BEFORE starting to wait and pass it as this offset, so only + genuinely NEW content (from THIS container instance) can satisfy the + gate. ``start_offset=0`` (the default) reads the whole file, unchanged + from before this parameter existed. + + A missing (not-yet-created) log file is treated as empty content, not + an error — the subprocess may not have flushed its first write yet. + + Returns a dict always carrying ``observed``/``elapsed_s``, plus + ``reason``/``message_type`` on a timeout — this is the SAME dict + :func:`run_batch_loop` records verbatim into the manifest's + ``startup_gate`` section, so a run is self-describing about whether the + gate fired, and whether it actually observed the signal in time. + """ + start = now() + if log_path is None: + return {"observed": False, "elapsed_s": 0.0, "reason": "no runner log path"} + log_path = Path(log_path) + deadline = start + timeout + while True: + text = "" + if log_path.exists(): + with open(log_path, "rb") as fh: + fh.seek(start_offset) + text = fh.read().decode(errors="replace") + if _poll_cycle_signal_seen(text, message_type=message_type): + return {"observed": True, "elapsed_s": now() - start, "message_type": message_type} + if now() >= deadline: + return { + "observed": False, "elapsed_s": now() - start, + "reason": "timeout", "message_type": message_type, + } + sleep(poll_interval) + + +# ============================================================================= +# Stage C — feeder + comparer. +# ============================================================================= +# The three data tables the feeder snapshots per (math_env, batch); the same +# three tables the spec's "compare" bullet names. Fixed constants ONLY — never +# interpolate a caller-supplied string into the SQL built from this tuple +# (:func:`fetch_math_row`) or the filesystem path built from it +# (:func:`snapshot_path`). +EQUIV_TABLES: tuple[str, ...] = ("math_main", "math_bidtopid", "math_ptptstats") + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Readiness predicate — pure logic (spec §1 "feed" bullet). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def blob_total_votes(blob: dict[str, Any]) -> int | None: + """Cumulative distinct ``(pid, tid)`` rated-cell count carried by a + math_main blob's ``user-vote-counts`` key (sum of its per-pid values). + + ``user-vote-counts`` is one of the 23 prep-main keys BOTH engines emit + (crosslang.py:44-50 ``PREP_MAIN_KEYS``); Python builds it via + ``_compute_user_vote_counts`` (conversation.py:2013-2116) from + ``raw_rating_mat`` over EVERY participant in ``rating_mat.index`` — summed + across all pids, this is exactly the number of distinct ``(pid, tid)`` + pairs with a latest vote (a revote overwrites the SAME rating-matrix cell + rather than adding a new one, so revotes never inflate the total — the + same invariant :func:`expected_cumulative_vote_count` relies on below). + Verified against the committed vw recording + (``real_data/.local/replays/vw/uniform8-clojure-legacy/py/step-000.json``): + ``sum(blob["user-vote-counts"].values()) == 585 == + blob["vote_stats"]["n_votes"] == batch_size`` at step 0. + + ``votes-base`` was deliberately NOT used here despite also being a + prep-main key: in ``clojure-legacy`` engine mode (the mode this harness + always runs — ``build_py_env``'s default) Python's ``votes-base`` is the + Clojure-exact BUCKET form (``_compute_votes_base_buckets``, + conversation.py:1743-1791), whose own docstring warns "the aggregation + domain is each bucket's member pids only — votes from unclustered + participants never appear" (FP-81fda13ef6). Summing its ``'S'`` vectors + therefore UNDERCOUNTS whenever a participant hasn't been assigned to a + base cluster yet (measured 565 vs the true 585 on the same vw step-000 + blob above) — exactly the kind of transient state a readiness predicate + would otherwise stall on forever. + + Falls back to the Python-only ``vote_stats.n_votes`` (conversation.py: + 526-561 ``_compute_vote_stats``) when ``user-vote-counts`` is + absent/malformed — the Clojure side never populates ``vote_stats``, so + this fallback only ever helps when inspecting a lone Python snapshot in + isolation. + + Returns ``None`` (never a guessed ``0``) when neither key is present in + the expected shape — callers must treat that as "not ready to judge yet", + not as "zero votes seen". + """ + if not isinstance(blob, dict): + return None + uvc = blob.get("user-vote-counts") + if isinstance(uvc, dict): + try: + return sum(uvc.values()) + except TypeError: + return None + vs = blob.get("vote_stats") + if isinstance(vs, dict) and "n_votes" in vs: + return vs["n_votes"] + return None + + +def expected_cumulative_vote_count(dataset: ReplayDataset, upto_slot: int) -> int: + """The value :func:`blob_total_votes` should reach once a math_main row + reflects every vote in ``dataset.votes[:upto_slot]``: the count of + DISTINCT ``(pid, tid)`` pairs in that prefix. + + ``VoteEvent.is_revote`` already flags exactly this (types.py:44 — "a + later occurrence of an already-seen (pid, tid) pair in sorted order", + computed incrementally over a GROWING prefix in + :meth:`ReplayDataset.build`) — so counting non-revotes within any prefix + of the sorted stream gives that prefix's distinct-pair count directly. + Pure/unit-testable: no I/O, no dataset mutation. + """ + return sum(1 for v in dataset.votes[:upto_slot] if not v.is_revote) + + +def make_batch_ready_predicate( + *, min_last_vote_ts: int, min_vote_count: int, +) -> Callable[[dict[str, Any] | None], bool]: + """Pure predicate factory (spec §1 "feed" bullet — "wait until EACH + math_env's math_main row for the zid reflects the batch"). + + The returned predicate matches a math_main ROW (the shape + :func:`wait_for_tick` / :func:`fetch_math_row` return — a dict with a + ``data`` key holding the blob, plus the persisted ``last_vote_timestamp`` + column) once BOTH: + + - the blob's ``lastVoteTimestamp`` is ``>= min_last_vote_ts`` (the + batch's cut time) — falls back to the persisted + ``last_vote_timestamp`` column if the blob is missing the key + (defensive; both are written from the same ``conv.last_updated`` + value — poller/math_writer.py:101-112), and + - :func:`blob_total_votes` has caught up to ``>= min_vote_count`` — + "vote count advanced". + + ``None`` (a cold zid — no row yet) never satisfies the predicate. + """ + + def predicate(row: dict[str, Any] | None) -> bool: + if row is None: + return False + blob = row.get("data") + if not isinstance(blob, dict): + return False + lvt = blob.get("lastVoteTimestamp") + if lvt is None: + lvt = row.get("last_vote_timestamp") + if lvt is None or lvt < min_last_vote_ts: + return False + n_votes = blob_total_votes(blob) + if n_votes is None or n_votes < min_vote_count: + return False + return True + + return predicate + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Batch slicing — pure logic (spec §1 "feed" bullet: "insert vote batch k"). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def batch_slices(cuts: Sequence[int]) -> list[tuple[int, int]]: + """Partition ``cuts`` into half-open, 1-based ``(prev, cut]`` batches. + + Mirrors :func:`polismath.replay.schedule.slice_schedule`'s own + ``prev = 0; for cut in slots: batch = votes[prev:cut]; prev = cut`` loop + (schedule.py:208-230), WITHOUT materializing vote/mod payloads — the live + feeder slices the actual dataset itself at insert time (see + :func:`insert_votes`), so this only needs to produce the ``(prev, cut)`` + slot pairs. + + ``cuts`` must already be resolved: strictly increasing, 1-based absolute + vote-count slots (e.g. :func:`polismath.replay.schedule.resolve_cut_slots`'s + output, or a bare preset's slot list — ``ScheduleSpec``/schedule-file + resolution is the CALLER's job, kept out of this pure function). The + first batch always starts at slot 0 (spec's "first batch from slot 0" + edge case); this function does not know the dataset's total vote count + ``n``, so a caller wanting the LAST batch to run "to n" (spec's other + edge case) must include ``n`` as ``cuts[-1]`` themselves — exactly like + schedule.py's ``"end"`` sentinel. + + Raises ``ValueError`` if ``cuts`` is not strictly increasing. + """ + if not cuts: + return [] + slices: list[tuple[int, int]] = [] + prev = 0 + for cut in cuts: + if cut <= prev: + raise ValueError( + f"cuts must be strictly increasing 1-based slots; got {cut!r} " + f"after prev={prev}" + ) + slices.append((prev, cut)) + prev = cut + return slices + + +def snap_cuts_past_timestamp_ties(dataset: ReplayDataset, cuts: Sequence[int]) -> list[int]: + """Adjust each 1-based cut slot FORWARD (never backward) so it never + falls strictly inside a run of votes sharing the SAME ``created`` + millisecond timestamp. + + ROOT CAUSE #4 (2026-07-24 live-debug task): BOTH pollers watermark with + STRICT ``created > ts`` — ``postgres/poll`` (postgres.clj:132-145, + global vote poll) and ``PostgresClient.poll_votes_since`` + (postgres.py:534-557) are byte-identical on this point (also confirmed + directly against the SQL text). If a batch cut falls in the MIDDLE of a + run of votes sharing the exact same ``created`` value, the votes AFTER + the cut with that timestamp become PERMANENTLY unreachable for BOTH + engines the instant the FIRST batch's poll advances its watermark to + that exact value — verified live against a real Postgres + real + ``clojure -M:run full``: with vw's committed uniform-8 schedule (cut=585 + at slot 585), votes at 0-based indices 585/586/587 shared + ``t_ms=1732028794000`` with index 584 (the cut boundary vote); clj-ref's + own ``user-vote-counts`` came up short by EXACTLY 1 for EXACTLY the 3 + pids owning those 3 votes (pid=2/tid=43, pid=17/tid=11, pid=22/tid=22), + stalling the feeder's readiness predicate forever (its target vote count + assumed every vote up to the cut was reachable). This is NOT a + clj-vs-py divergence — both engines drop the exact same votes, + identically, by construction (same SQL, same watermark) — it is a + structurally unreachable target the HARNESS's own batch-cut choice + created; fixing it here (rather than loosening the readiness predicate + or the acceptance bar) is the only change that doesn't touch what's + being measured. + + A cut equal to ``len(dataset.votes)`` (the dataset's own total — the + "final batch runs to n" convention :func:`batch_slices` documents) is + NEVER adjusted: there is no "next" vote to tie against, and growing past + the dataset would be nonsensical. + """ + votes = dataset.votes + n = len(votes) + adjusted: list[int] = [] + for cut in cuts: + c = cut + while 0 < c < n and votes[c - 1].t_ms == votes[c].t_ms: + c += 1 + adjusted.append(c) + return adjusted + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Snapshot store — mirrors store.py's per-(dataset, schedule) directory +# convention (design §7 / store.py:1-23), keyed here by (math_env, batch). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def snapshot_dir(out_dir: str | Path, math_env: str, batch_index: int) -> Path: + """``//batch-/`` — never created here (lazy, like + :func:`polismath.replay.store.write_recording`); see :func:`write_snapshot`.""" + math_env = _safe_path_component(math_env, label="math_env") + return Path(out_dir) / math_env / f"batch-{batch_index:03d}" + + +def snapshot_path(out_dir: str | Path, math_env: str, batch_index: int, table: str) -> Path: + if table not in EQUIV_TABLES: + raise ValueError(f"unknown equiv table {table!r}; expected one of {EQUIV_TABLES}") + return snapshot_dir(out_dir, math_env, batch_index) / f"{table}.json" + + +def write_snapshot( + out_dir: str | Path, math_env: str, batch_index: int, table: str, row: dict[str, Any], +) -> Path: + """Write one DB row (as returned by :func:`wait_for_tick` / + :func:`fetch_math_row`) to its snapshot path, creating parent directories + lazily. Returns the path written.""" + path = snapshot_path(out_dir, math_env, batch_index, table) + path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + with open(path, "w") as fh: + json.dump(row, fh, indent=2, sort_keys=True, default=str) + return path + + +def load_snapshot( + out_dir: str | Path, math_env: str, batch_index: int, table: str, +) -> dict[str, Any] | None: + """The inverse of :func:`write_snapshot`; ``None`` when the snapshot was + never written (e.g. the batch never became ready for that env).""" + path = snapshot_path(out_dir, math_env, batch_index, table) + if not path.exists(): + return None + return json.loads(path.read_text()) + + +def discover_batches(out_dir: str | Path, math_env: str) -> list[int]: + """Batch indices actually snapshotted for ``math_env`` (its + ``batch-NNN/`` subdirectories under ``out_dir``), sorted ascending. + Empty when the env has no directory at all (nothing snapshotted yet, or + an unrecognized/misspelled env name — never raises for that case, unlike + :func:`snapshot_path`, since "no batches yet" is a normal state for the + comparer to report on, not a caller error).""" + math_env = _safe_path_component(math_env, label="math_env") + d = Path(out_dir) / math_env + if not d.is_dir(): + return [] + indices: list[int] = [] + for p in sorted(d.glob("batch-*")): + if not p.is_dir(): + continue + try: + indices.append(int(p.name.split("-", 1)[1])) + except (IndexError, ValueError): + continue + return sorted(indices) + + +def write_manifest(out_dir: str | Path, manifest: dict[str, Any]) -> Path: + """Write the feeder's per-batch bookkeeping (expected vote counts, cut + times, …) alongside the snapshots — the comparer's watermark check reads + this back instead of re-loading the dataset (:func:`load_manifest`).""" + out_dir = Path(out_dir) + out_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + path = out_dir / "manifest.json" + with open(path, "w") as fh: + json.dump(manifest, fh, indent=2, sort_keys=True, default=str) + return path + + +def load_manifest(out_dir: str | Path) -> dict[str, Any] | None: + path = Path(out_dir) / "manifest.json" + if not path.exists(): + return None + return json.loads(path.read_text()) + + +def fetch_math_row(conn: Any, table: str, zid: int, math_env: str) -> dict[str, Any] | None: + """``SELECT * FROM WHERE zid=:zid AND math_env=:math_env`` — same + connection interface as :func:`wait_for_tick` (``.execute(text, params)`` + -> ``Result.mappings().first()``). ``table`` MUST be one of + :data:`EQUIV_TABLES` — those are the only values ever interpolated into + the SQL text (never a caller-supplied string).""" + if table not in EQUIV_TABLES: + raise ValueError(f"unknown equiv table {table!r}; expected one of {EQUIV_TABLES}") + result = conn.execute( + sa.text(f"SELECT * FROM {table} WHERE zid = :zid AND math_env = :math_env"), + {"zid": zid, "math_env": math_env}, + ) + row = result.mappings().first() + return dict(row) if row is not None else None + + +class PollerEquivStreamError(RuntimeError): + """Raised by :func:`run_batch_loop` when a batch's readiness predicate + times out for some ``math_env`` — REQUIRED FIX #2 (2026-07-24 live-debug + task) "FAIL-FAST FEEDER": aborts the WHOLE stream immediately rather than + silently recording ``{"ready": False}`` and continuing to feed more vote + batches into a runner that will never catch up (or has already crashed). + The pre-fix behavior is exactly what produced a vacuous PASS in the + 2026-07-24 live run: 8 batches fed, 0 ever became ready, nothing ever + surfaced the failure loudly. The message always names the offending env, + batch index, elapsed wait, and the LAST OBSERVED math_main state for that + env (or the literal phrase "no row ever appeared" if the zid never got a + single tick) — plus, when the failing runner has a captured log + (:attr:`_SubprocessRunner.log_path`), the last ~30 lines of it.""" + + +_RUNNER_LOG_TAIL_LINES = 30 + + +def _tail_lines(path: Path | None, n: int = _RUNNER_LOG_TAIL_LINES) -> str: + """Last ``n`` lines of ``path`` (or a placeholder when unavailable) — + the diagnostic body :class:`PollerEquivStreamError` embeds so a stream + abort is debuggable from the exception message alone, no separate log + hunt required.""" + if path is None: + return "(no runner log captured for this env)" + path = Path(path) + if not path.exists(): + return f"(runner log {path} does not exist)" + try: + lines = path.read_text(errors="replace").splitlines() + except OSError as exc: + return f"(could not read runner log {path}: {exc})" + if not lines: + return f"(runner log {path} is empty)" + return "\n".join(lines[-n:]) + + +def _describe_math_main_row(row: dict[str, Any] | None) -> str: + """Human-readable summary of the LAST observed math_main row for a + timed-out env (or the literal "no row ever appeared" when ``row`` is + ``None`` — a zid that never got a single tick from that env).""" + if row is None: + return "no row ever appeared" + blob = row.get("data") + n_votes = blob_total_votes(blob) if isinstance(blob, dict) else None + return ( + f"caching_tick={row.get('caching_tick')} math_tick={row.get('math_tick')} " + f"last_vote_timestamp={row.get('last_vote_timestamp')} blob_total_votes={n_votes}" + ) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Feeder — the LIVE loop (spec §1 "feed"/"seam" bullets). Thin by +# construction: every decision above this point is a pure function; this +# loop only sequences I/O calls to them. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def run_batch_loop( + conn: Any, + dataset: ReplayDataset, + cuts: Sequence[int], + math_envs: Sequence[str], + runners: dict[str, Any], + *, + out_dir: str | Path, + zid: int = DEFAULT_ZID, + seam_after: int | None = None, + restart_envs_at_seam: Sequence[str] | None = None, + restart_builders: dict[str, Callable[[], Any]] | None = None, + wait_timeout: float = 120.0, + poll_interval: float = 0.5, + sleep: Callable[[float], None] = time.sleep, + now: Callable[[], float] = time.monotonic, + insert_fn: Callable[[Any, ReplayDataset, int, int, int], int] = insert_votes, + mod_insert_fn: Callable[[Any, ReplayDataset, int | None, int, int], int] = insert_mod_events, + startup_gate_envs: Sequence[str] | None = None, + startup_gate_timeout: float = 60.0, + startup_gate_message_type: str = "votes", +) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Insert vote batches one at a time, waiting for each ``math_env`` to + reflect the batch before snapshotting its three tables and moving on; + optionally restart runners at ``seam_after``. + + Every decision (readiness, batch bounds, snapshot naming) is delegated to + the pure functions above, so this loop is itself trivially exercised with + fake ``conn``/``runners`` doubles and a fake ``insert_fn`` — see + ``tests/replay_harness/test_poller_equiv_compare.py::TestRunBatchLoop`` + (no real DB, no real subprocess). + + ``runners`` is mutated in place: a seam restart replaces the entry for a + restarted env with the freshly-built runner (mirrors + :class:`_SubprocessRunner`'s kill-then-replace lifecycle — the OLD + runner object is never reused after ``kill()``). + + ``mod_insert_fn`` (session 2, 2026-07-24) applies ``dataset.mod_events`` + alongside each batch's votes, using the SAME ``(prev_time_ms, + cut_time_ms]`` time-window :func:`insert_mod_events` documents (mirrors + ``slice_schedule``'s moderation semantics) — defaults to the real + :func:`insert_mod_events`, which is a no-op (never touches ``conn``) for + any dataset with zero mod_events, so this is safe for every existing + caller/test unchanged. + + ``startup_gate_envs`` (session 2, 2026-07-24 — quirk Q19 harness-level + mitigation, approved under the goal's standing autonomy) names the + envs (if any) whose runner must show evidence of AT LEAST ONE completed + poll cycle (:func:`wait_for_first_poll_cycle`) BEFORE batch 0 is ever + inserted — see that function's module-level docstring for the full + rationale. ``None`` (the default) disables the gate entirely, keeping + the manifest's ``startup_gate`` section a fixed ``{"enabled": False, + "envs": {}}`` for every caller that doesn't opt in. A gate that never + observes its signal within ``startup_gate_timeout`` aborts the WHOLE + stream the same way a batch-readiness timeout does (persists the + partial manifest, raises :class:`PollerEquivStreamError`) — proceeding + into batch 0 without the safety net the gate exists for would be worse + than not gating at all. + + Returns (and also writes, via :func:`write_manifest`) the batch manifest. + """ + out_dir = Path(out_dir) + # ROOT CAUSE #4 (2026-07-24 live-debug task) — see + # :func:`snap_cuts_past_timestamp_ties`'s docstring: a raw cut that falls + # inside a same-millisecond vote cluster makes votes structurally + # unreachable for BOTH pollers, not just harder to reach — snap BEFORE + # slicing so the readiness predicate is never given an impossible target. + effective_cuts = snap_cuts_past_timestamp_ties(dataset, cuts) + slices = batch_slices(effective_cuts) + manifest: dict[str, Any] = { + "zid": zid, "math_envs": list(math_envs), + "cuts_requested": list(cuts), "cuts_effective": effective_cuts, + "startup_gate": {"enabled": bool(startup_gate_envs), "envs": {}}, + "batches": [], + } + + # Quirk Q19 mitigation (session 2, 2026-07-24) — see this function's + # docstring and wait_for_first_poll_cycle's module-level docstring: + # block feeding batch 0 until each gated env's runner has shown evidence + # of a completed poll cycle, so the conv_man.clj actor-creation race can + # never trigger from the votes side (a cycle observed BEFORE any votes + # exist is guaranteed to have found none). + if startup_gate_envs: + gate_envs_report: dict[str, Any] = {} + for env in startup_gate_envs: + runner = runners.get(env) + log_path = getattr(runner, "log_path", None) + # Capture the CURRENT log size BEFORE waiting — see + # wait_for_first_poll_cycle's start_offset docstring: the log is + # append-mode (seam-restart continuity), so without this a + # second-or-later run in the same --out dir would have its gate + # satisfied instantly by a PRIOR attempt's stale "Polling..." + # line, silently defeating the mitigation (found live). + start_offset = 0 + if log_path is not None and Path(log_path).exists(): + start_offset = Path(log_path).stat().st_size + result = wait_for_first_poll_cycle( + log_path, startup_gate_timeout, message_type=startup_gate_message_type, + poll_interval=poll_interval, sleep=sleep, now=now, + start_offset=start_offset, + ) + gate_envs_report[env] = result + if not result["observed"]: + manifest["startup_gate"]["envs"] = gate_envs_report + write_manifest(out_dir, manifest) + raise PollerEquivStreamError( + f"poller-equiv feeder ABORT: startup gate for env={env!r} never observed " + f"a {startup_gate_message_type!r} poll cycle within " + f"{startup_gate_timeout}s (quirk Q19 mitigation — see " + f"wait_for_first_poll_cycle's docstring).\n" + f"--- last {_RUNNER_LOG_TAIL_LINES} lines of " + f"{log_path if log_path is not None else '(no runner log)'} ---\n" + f"{_tail_lines(log_path)}" + ) + manifest["startup_gate"]["envs"] = gate_envs_report + + prev_mod_time_ms: int | None = None + for i, (prev, cut) in enumerate(slices): + n_inserted = insert_fn(conn, dataset, prev, cut, zid) + cut_time_ms = dataset.votes[cut - 1].t_ms + n_mod_applied = mod_insert_fn(conn, dataset, prev_mod_time_ms, cut_time_ms, zid) + prev_mod_time_ms = cut_time_ms + expected_votes = expected_cumulative_vote_count(dataset, cut) + + batch_record: dict[str, Any] = { + "index": i, + "prev_slot": prev, + "cut_slot": cut, + "n_inserted": n_inserted, + "n_mod_events_applied": n_mod_applied, + "cut_time_ms": cut_time_ms, + "expected_vote_count": expected_votes, + "envs": {}, + } + for env in math_envs: + predicate = make_batch_ready_predicate( + min_last_vote_ts=cut_time_ms, min_vote_count=expected_votes, + ) + row = wait_for_tick( + conn, env, zid, predicate, wait_timeout, + poll_interval=poll_interval, sleep=sleep, now=now, + ) + if row is None: + last_row = fetch_math_row(conn, "math_main", zid, env) + last_state = _describe_math_main_row(last_row) + batch_record["envs"][env] = { + "ready": False, "timeout_s": wait_timeout, "last_state": last_state, + } + # Persist whatever we have BEFORE raising — a fail-fast abort + # must still leave a post-mortem-able manifest on disk (spec's + # "keep the DB alive... for post-mortem" intent, extended to + # the manifest the comparer reads). + manifest["batches"].append(batch_record) + write_manifest(out_dir, manifest) + + runner = runners.get(env) + log_path = getattr(runner, "log_path", None) + raise PollerEquivStreamError( + f"poller-equiv feeder ABORT: env={env!r} batch={i} " + f"(prev_slot={prev}, cut_slot={cut}) never became ready within " + f"{wait_timeout}s (expected_vote_count={expected_votes}, " + f"cut_time_ms={cut_time_ms}).\n" + f"Last observed math_main state for {env!r}: {last_state}\n" + f"--- last {_RUNNER_LOG_TAIL_LINES} lines of " + f"{log_path if log_path is not None else '(no runner log)'} ---\n" + f"{_tail_lines(log_path)}" + ) + + write_snapshot(out_dir, env, i, "math_main", row) + snap_ok = {"math_main": True} + for table in ("math_bidtopid", "math_ptptstats"): + trow = fetch_math_row(conn, table, zid, env) + if trow is not None: + write_snapshot(out_dir, env, i, table, trow) + snap_ok[table] = trow is not None + batch_record["envs"][env] = {"ready": True, "snapshots": snap_ok} + + manifest["batches"].append(batch_record) + + if seam_after is not None and i == seam_after: + for env in (restart_envs_at_seam or ()): + runner = runners.get(env) + if runner is not None: + runner.kill() + if restart_builders and env in restart_builders: + new_runner = restart_builders[env]() + new_runner.start() + runners[env] = new_runner + + write_manifest(out_dir, manifest) + return manifest + + +def run_equiv_stream( + admin_url: str, + dataset_slug: str, + cuts: Sequence[int], + *, + out_dir: str | Path, + seam_after: int | None = None, + math_envs: tuple[str, str] = ("clj-ref", "py-shadow"), + restart_clj_at_seam: bool = False, + dbname: str = DEFAULT_DBNAME, + zid: int = DEFAULT_ZID, + poll_from_days_ago: float = 10000, + wait_timeout: float = 120.0, + poll_interval: float = 0.5, + engine_factory: Callable[[str], Any] | None = None, + runner_builders: dict[str, Callable[[], Any]] | None = None, + sleep: Callable[[float], None] = time.sleep, + now: Callable[[], float] = time.monotonic, + wait_for_clj_poll_cycle: bool = True, + poll_cycle_gate_timeout: float = 60.0, +) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Stage C top-level orchestration SKELETON (spec §1 "feed"/"seam" + bullets): seed the throwaway DB, start both runners, then delegate every + per-batch decision to :func:`run_batch_loop`. + + ``wait_for_clj_poll_cycle`` (session 2, 2026-07-24, default True) wires + :func:`run_batch_loop`'s ``startup_gate_envs`` to ``[clj_env]`` — quirk + Q19's harness-level mitigation, see that function's docstring. + + ``math_envs`` is ``(clj_env_name, py_env_name)`` — the CLJ env is always + first, matching the spec's own default ``("clj-ref", "py-shadow")``; this + is a documented positional convention, not inferred from the strings. + ``restart_clj_at_seam`` mirrors the spec's "optionally the clj runner — + parameter" bullet: the PY runner is ALWAYS restarted at the seam, the clj + one only when this is set. + + ``runner_builders`` lets a test (or an alternate invocation) replace + ``{"clj": ..., "py": ...}`` runner factories wholesale — the DEFAULT + builders construct the real :class:`CljContainerRunner` / + :class:`PyPollerRunner` subprocess wrappers. ``engine_factory`` defaults + to ``sqlalchemy.create_engine`` — override with a fake in tests that + never touch a real Postgres. + + NOT exercised by the default test suite (needs a real Postgres AND real + ``clojure``/``uv run python`` subprocesses running for the duration of the + stream). Every decision this function makes is either delegated to + :func:`run_batch_loop` (itself fully unit-tested with fakes) or is thin + setup/teardown glue around it. + """ + clj_env, py_env = math_envs + ds = real_data.load_export_votes(dataset_slug) + + target_url = create_equiv_db(admin_url, dbname=dbname) + engine = (engine_factory or (lambda url: sa.create_engine(url, isolation_level="AUTOCOMMIT")))( + target_url + ) + + # REQUIRED FIX #3 (2026-07-24 live-debug task) "RUNNER EVIDENCE": each + # runner's stdout+stderr land in /.runner.log — append mode + # (see :class:`_SubprocessRunner`) means a seam restart's post-restart + # output lands in the SAME file as its pre-restart run, so the whole + # process lifetime is one file. compare_snapshots()'s consumers / + # PollerEquivStreamError's message both read this back. + out_dir_path = Path(out_dir) + default_builders: dict[str, Callable[[], Any]] = { + "clj": lambda: CljContainerRunner( + database_url=target_url, math_env=clj_env, poll_from_days_ago=poll_from_days_ago, + log_path=out_dir_path / f"{clj_env}.runner.log", + ), + "py": lambda: PyPollerRunner( + database_url=target_url, math_env=py_env, poll_from_days_ago=poll_from_days_ago, + log_path=out_dir_path / f"{py_env}.runner.log", + ), + } + builders = dict(default_builders) + if runner_builders: + builders.update(runner_builders) + + runners: dict[str, Any] = {} + try: + with engine.connect() as seed_conn: + seed_conversation(seed_conn, ds, zid=zid) + + runners = {clj_env: builders["clj"](), py_env: builders["py"]()} + for r in runners.values(): + r.start() + + restart_envs = [py_env] + ([clj_env] if restart_clj_at_seam else []) + restart_builders = {py_env: builders["py"]} + if restart_clj_at_seam: + restart_builders[clj_env] = builders["clj"] + + with engine.connect() as conn: + manifest = run_batch_loop( + conn, ds, cuts, [clj_env, py_env], runners, out_dir=out_dir, zid=zid, + seam_after=seam_after, restart_envs_at_seam=restart_envs, + restart_builders=restart_builders, wait_timeout=wait_timeout, + poll_interval=poll_interval, sleep=sleep, now=now, + startup_gate_envs=[clj_env] if wait_for_clj_poll_cycle else None, + startup_gate_timeout=poll_cycle_gate_timeout, + ) + finally: + for r in runners.values(): + r.kill() + engine.dispose() + + return manifest + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Comparer (spec §1 "compare" bullet). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def strictly_increasing(values: Sequence[Any]) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Pure monotonicity check for a per-batch ``caching_tick`` / ``math_tick`` + sequence (spec §1 compare bullets: "caching_tick strictly increasing per + env" / "math_ticks == number of completed recomputes per env"). + + The feeder gates each batch's insert on the PREVIOUS batch's readiness + (:func:`run_batch_loop`), so every observed tick is credited to exactly + one batch by construction — a strictly-increasing per-batch sequence is + the observable signature of "every batch got exactly one recompute; none + were skipped, none were silently merged away". ``None`` entries (a + missing snapshot) always count as a violation, never silently skipped. + """ + violations: list[dict[str, Any]] = [] + for i in range(1, len(values)): + a, b = values[i - 1], values[i] + if a is None or b is None or not (b > a): + violations.append({"index": i, "prev": a, "next": b}) + return { + "values": list(values), + "strictly_increasing": len(violations) == 0, + "violations": violations, + } + + +def _normalize_bidtopid(data: dict[str, Any]) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Normalize the ONE documented cross-engine representational difference + before an EXACT equality check: Python pids are strings, Clojure pids are + ints (``polismath/poller/__init__.py``'s "bidToPid shape" docstring / + ``math_writer.py:49-53`` — the TS server ``parseInt()``s them either way, + so this is harmless). Casts every member pid to ``str`` and SORTS each + group (membership is a set, not an ordered list). The outer bid ORDER + (i.e. base-cluster id order) is left untouched — that ordering IS + meaningful, positionally aligned to ``math_main.base-clusters.id`` + (``derive_bidtopid``'s docstring).""" + d = dict(data) + bid = d.get("bidToPid") + if isinstance(bid, list): + d["bidToPid"] = [ + sorted(str(pid) for pid in group) if isinstance(group, list) else group + for group in bid + ] + return d + + +def compare_bidtopid(a: dict[str, Any], b: dict[str, Any]) -> dict[str, Any]: + """EXACT equality (spec §1 "compare" bullet: "math_bidtopid.data → EXACT + equality") modulo the pid int/str normalization above.""" + na, nb = _normalize_bidtopid(a), _normalize_bidtopid(b) + return {"match": na == nb, "a": na, "b": nb} + + +def _ptptstats_comparer(**kwargs: Any) -> StepComparer: + """``math_ptptstats.data`` = ``{"zid", "ptptstats", "lastVoteTimestamp"}`` + (``math_writer.py`` ``derive_ptptstats``) — a flat ENVELOPE both engines + emit directly, with no kebab/snake key mismatch to project away at the + envelope level (unlike math_main) — so a plain :class:`StepComparer` + compares the envelope correctly as-is, no acceptance-projection needed. + + CORRECTION (2026-07-24, live evidence — poller-equivalence harness full + vw run, real_data/.local/replays/poller_equiv/vw/main/): this docstring + used to ALSO claim ``ptptstats``' inner VALUE was "a flat envelope both + engines emit directly" with no shape difference — that was FALSE and is + the OPPOSITE of "no kebab/snake key mismatch to project away": the live + clj-ref row's ``ptptstats`` was a COLUMNAR dict (``{pid: [...], gid: + [...], n-votes: [...], centricness: [...], coreness: [...], extremeness: + [...]}``, math/repness.clj:383-413's shape via conv_man.clj's + ``columnize``) while the pre-fix py-shadow row was an entirely different, + ROW-wise, vote-correlation-based structure (``Conversation. + participant_info`` — n_agree/n_disagree/n_pass/group_correlations, a + Python-only statistic, not a shape variant of Clojure's). Fixed at the + SOURCE (``derive_ptptstats``/``math_writer.py`` now computes the same + geometric centricness/coreness/extremeness Clojure does, columnized + identically) rather than here — a comparer-side shape reconciliation + would have papered over a real py-poller correctness bug (production + consumers read the clj shape). This comparer needs no shape-projection + logic itself; it's a plain structural+tolerant compare same as any other + table, now that both sides actually agree on what they're emitting. + + Widens the tolerant-stat-key set with ``"ptptstats"`` purely for + REPORTING (so its nested per-pid float divergences classify as + 'tolerant' rather than 'exact' in the verdict) — the underlying + ``ConversationComparer`` already applies numeric tolerance to every float + leaf regardless of this label (stepcompare.py:19-23), so this does not + change pass/fail, only how a failure is described. Structural + tolerant + per spec §1's math_ptptstats bullet. + + ``**kwargs`` forwards to :class:`StepComparer` (e.g. Stage D's + :func:`_zero_tolerance_comparer` overrides ``abs_tolerance``/ + ``rel_tolerance``/``outlier_fraction`` to measure self-jitter) — every + existing no-arg call site is unaffected (same default as before).""" + return StepComparer(tolerant_stat_keys=DEFAULT_TOLERANT_STAT_KEYS | {"ptptstats"}, **kwargs) + + +def compare_batch( + out_dir: str | Path, + batch_index: int, + math_envs: tuple[str, str], + *, + math_main_comparer: StepComparer | None = None, + ptptstats_comparer: StepComparer | None = None, + envelope: dict[str, float] | None = None, +) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Per-batch, per-table verdict (spec §1 "compare" bullet). Reads ONLY + from disk (the snapshots + manifest :func:`run_batch_loop` wrote) — no DB, + no subprocess; fully exercisable against canned snapshot fixtures. + + ``math_main`` uses the SAME acceptance surface as certify: subgroup-* + excluded per Q7, structural identity + declared float tolerances + (``certify.py:100-113`` ``project_acceptance``, ``:115-126`` + ``_acceptance_projecting_comparer`` — the very function imported and used + here). We deliberately skip certify's hash-first cache + (``certify.py:609-664`` ``compare_recording_pair``) — that's a + performance optimization for batteries with many (dataset, schedule) + pairs; irrelevant at this scale (one comparer call per batch, run once). + + ``math_bidtopid`` is EXACT (:func:`compare_bidtopid`). ``math_ptptstats`` + is structural + tolerant (:func:`_ptptstats_comparer`). The math_main + table additionally carries a ``watermark`` verdict: both envs' + :func:`blob_total_votes` must equal this batch's manifest-recorded + ``expected_vote_count`` EXACTLY (spec: "no double-processing") — read + from :func:`load_manifest` rather than re-deriving from the dataset, so + the comparer never needs the dataset/CSV at hand, only the store. + + ``envelope`` (Stage D item 2, spec §2) is an OPTIONAL ``{path_pattern: + max_delta}`` mapping (:func:`compute_self_jitter_envelope`'s output). When + given, float ("tolerant"-family) divergences on ``math_main``/ + ``math_ptptstats`` within :func:`envelope_threshold` are reclassified into + a THIRD family, ``within_envelope`` — accepted for ``match`` but NEVER + silently dropped (``n_within_envelope`` is always reported alongside + ``n_divergences``, see :func:`_apply_envelope_to_step`). Structural + ("exact"-family) divergences are NEVER excused, envelope or not. + ``envelope=None`` (the default) leaves ``math_main``/``math_ptptstats`` + verdicts BYTE-IDENTICAL to the pre-Stage-D shape — no ``within_envelope`` + family, no ``n_within_envelope`` key. ``math_bidtopid`` is pure-int EXACT + equality (no float leaves) and is never envelope-adjusted. + """ + env_a, env_b = math_envs + tables: dict[str, Any] = {} + watermark: dict[str, Any] | None = None + + main_a = load_snapshot(out_dir, env_a, batch_index, "math_main") + main_b = load_snapshot(out_dir, env_b, batch_index, "math_main") + if main_a is None or main_b is None: + tables["math_main"] = { + "match": False, + "reason": "missing-snapshot", + "missing": [e for e, r in ((env_a, main_a), (env_b, main_b)) if r is None], + } + else: + cmp = math_main_comparer or _acceptance_projecting_comparer() + step = _apply_envelope_to_step( + cmp.compare_step(main_a["data"], main_b["data"], batch_index), envelope, "math_main", + ) + tables["math_main"] = { + "match": step["match"], + "n_divergences": step["n_divergences"], + "families": step["families"], + } + if envelope is not None: + tables["math_main"]["n_within_envelope"] = step.get("n_within_envelope", 0) + manifest = load_manifest(out_dir) + expected = None + if manifest is not None and batch_index < len(manifest.get("batches", [])): + expected = manifest["batches"][batch_index].get("expected_vote_count") + obs_a = blob_total_votes(main_a["data"]) + obs_b = blob_total_votes(main_b["data"]) + watermark = { + "expected": expected, + env_a: obs_a, + env_b: obs_b, + "ok": expected is not None and obs_a == expected and obs_b == expected, + } + + bid_a = load_snapshot(out_dir, env_a, batch_index, "math_bidtopid") + bid_b = load_snapshot(out_dir, env_b, batch_index, "math_bidtopid") + if bid_a is None or bid_b is None: + tables["math_bidtopid"] = { + "match": False, + "reason": "missing-snapshot", + "missing": [e for e, r in ((env_a, bid_a), (env_b, bid_b)) if r is None], + } + else: + tables["math_bidtopid"] = compare_bidtopid(bid_a["data"], bid_b["data"]) + + pt_a = load_snapshot(out_dir, env_a, batch_index, "math_ptptstats") + pt_b = load_snapshot(out_dir, env_b, batch_index, "math_ptptstats") + if pt_a is None or pt_b is None: + tables["math_ptptstats"] = { + "match": False, + "reason": "missing-snapshot", + "missing": [e for e, r in ((env_a, pt_a), (env_b, pt_b)) if r is None], + } + else: + cmp2 = ptptstats_comparer or _ptptstats_comparer() + step2 = _apply_envelope_to_step( + cmp2.compare_step(pt_a["data"], pt_b["data"], batch_index), envelope, "math_ptptstats", + ) + tables["math_ptptstats"] = { + "match": step2["match"], + "n_divergences": step2["n_divergences"], + "families": step2["families"], + } + if envelope is not None: + tables["math_ptptstats"]["n_within_envelope"] = step2.get("n_within_envelope", 0) + + result: dict[str, Any] = {"batch": batch_index, "tables": tables} + if watermark is not None: + result["watermark"] = watermark + return result + + +def check_batch_coverage(out_dir: str | Path, math_envs: Sequence[str]) -> dict[str, Any]: + """NO-COVERAGE GUARD (REQUIRED FIX #1, 2026-07-24 live-debug task): "a + vacuous pass must be structurally impossible". Reads the feeder's + ``manifest.json`` (if present, via :func:`load_manifest`) for any batch + EXPLICITLY marked ``ready: false`` for one of ``math_envs`` — the shape + :func:`run_batch_loop` writes both on a clean batch AND (since the + fail-fast fix) into the partial manifest it persists right before + raising :class:`PollerEquivStreamError`. Independently checks each env's + on-disk snapshot store isn't completely empty + (:func:`discover_batches`). + + A batch record that simply has NO ``envs`` entry at all for a given env + (older/canned-fixture manifests that never tracked per-env readiness) is + NOT penalized here — only an EXPLICIT ``ready: False`` counts as a + coverage failure. This keeps the guard additive: it catches the real, + observed failure mode (a manifest that HONESTLY records "this batch + never became ready") without requiring every historical/fixture + manifest to carry readiness bookkeeping it was never asked for. + + Reads ONLY from disk — no DB, no subprocess. + """ + out_dir = Path(out_dir) + manifest = load_manifest(out_dir) + not_ready: list[dict[str, Any]] = [] + n_manifest_batches = 0 + if manifest is not None: + batches = manifest.get("batches", []) + n_manifest_batches = len(batches) + for b in batches: + envs_info = b.get("envs") or {} + for env in math_envs: + info = envs_info.get(env) + if info is not None and info.get("ready") is False: + not_ready.append({"batch": b.get("index"), "env": env}) + empty_stores = [env for env in math_envs if not discover_batches(out_dir, env)] + return { + "manifest_present": manifest is not None, + "n_manifest_batches": n_manifest_batches, + "not_ready": not_ready, + "empty_stores": empty_stores, + "ok": not not_ready and not empty_stores, + } + + +def compare_snapshots( + out_dir: str | Path, + *, + math_envs: tuple[str, str] = ("clj-ref", "py-shadow"), + math_main_comparer: StepComparer | None = None, + ptptstats_comparer: StepComparer | None = None, + envelope: dict[str, float] | None = None, + expected_batches: int | None = None, +) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Top-level comparer (spec §1 "compare" bullet + Stage C item 2): + per-batch table verdicts (:func:`compare_batch`) plus the CROSS-batch + tick-monotonicity checks (:func:`strictly_increasing` over each env's + ``caching_tick`` / ``math_tick`` sequence, read from its math_main + snapshots). + + Batches present in only ONE env's store are reported (``batches_only_in``) + but never silently dropped from that visibility — only the ALIGNED + (present-in-both) batches are compared table-by-table, since a solo batch + has no partner to diff against. + + ``envelope`` (Stage D item 2) is forwarded unchanged to every + :func:`compare_batch` call. ``envelope=None`` (the default) returns a + report BYTE-IDENTICAL to the pre-Stage-D shape (no extra keys); passing an + envelope adds ``envelope_applied``/``n_within_envelope_total`` so the + within-envelope acceptance is always visible in the verdict JSON, never + silent. + """ + out_dir = Path(out_dir) + env_a, env_b = math_envs + batches_a = discover_batches(out_dir, env_a) + batches_b = discover_batches(out_dir, env_b) + aligned = sorted(set(batches_a) & set(batches_b)) + only_a = sorted(set(batches_a) - set(batches_b)) + only_b = sorted(set(batches_b) - set(batches_a)) + + per_batch = [ + compare_batch( + out_dir, i, math_envs, + math_main_comparer=math_main_comparer, ptptstats_comparer=ptptstats_comparer, + envelope=envelope, + ) + for i in aligned + ] + + tick_series: dict[str, dict[str, list[Any]]] = { + env: {"caching_tick": [], "math_tick": []} for env in math_envs + } + for i in aligned: + for env in math_envs: + row = load_snapshot(out_dir, env, i, "math_main") + tick_series[env]["caching_tick"].append(row.get("caching_tick") if row else None) + tick_series[env]["math_tick"].append(row.get("math_tick") if row else None) + + ticks = { + env: { + "caching_tick": strictly_increasing(tick_series[env]["caching_tick"]), + "math_tick": strictly_increasing(tick_series[env]["math_tick"]), + } + for env in math_envs + } + + tables_ok = all( + all(t.get("match", False) for t in b["tables"].values()) for b in per_batch + ) + watermarks_ok = all(b.get("watermark", {}).get("ok", True) for b in per_batch) + ticks_ok = all( + tr["caching_tick"]["strictly_increasing"] and tr["math_tick"]["strictly_increasing"] + for tr in ticks.values() + ) + coverage = check_batch_coverage(out_dir, math_envs) + # NO-COVERAGE GUARD (spec: "a vacuous pass must be structurally + # impossible") — ``len(aligned) > 0`` is checked EXPLICITLY, not merely + # inferred from ``coverage["ok"]``: a manifest that never tracked + # per-env readiness at all (coverage-neutral by design, see + # :func:`check_batch_coverage`) must still not let a zero-aligned-batch + # comparison report MATCH via the vacuous ``all([])`` behavior above. + # COMPLETENESS GUARD (#2657 review finding 2, 2026-07-24): non-zero is + # not enough — a feeder killed cleanly BETWEEN batches (outside the + # fail-fast paths that write ready:false) leaves later batches simply + # ABSENT, which the readiness coverage cannot see. When the caller + # knows the PLANNED batch count, aligned must equal it exactly. + complete = expected_batches is None or len(aligned) == expected_batches + overall_match = ( + len(aligned) > 0 and not only_a and not only_b and complete + and tables_ok and watermarks_ok and ticks_ok and coverage["ok"] + ) + + report: dict[str, Any] = { + "out_dir": str(out_dir), + "math_envs": list(math_envs), + "n_batches_aligned": len(aligned), + "batches_only_in": {env_a: only_a, env_b: only_b}, + "per_batch": per_batch, + "ticks": ticks, + "coverage": coverage, + "overall_match": overall_match, + } + if envelope is not None: + report["envelope_applied"] = True + report["n_within_envelope_total"] = sum( + b["tables"].get(t, {}).get("n_within_envelope", 0) + for b in per_batch + for t in ("math_main", "math_ptptstats") + ) + if expected_batches is not None: + # Same only-when-provided convention as ``envelope``: default calls + # keep the pre-existing report shape byte-identical. + report["expected_batches"] = expected_batches + return report + + +def write_compare_verdict(report: dict[str, Any], out_dir: str | Path) -> Path: + """Persist :func:`compare_snapshots`'s report to + ``/compare_verdict.json`` (mirrors certify's + ``/certify_report.json`` convention, certify.py:824).""" + path = Path(out_dir) / "compare_verdict.json" + with open(path, "w") as fh: + json.dump(report, fh, indent=2, sort_keys=True, default=str) + return path + + +def compare_exit_code(report: dict[str, Any]) -> int: + return 0 if report["overall_match"] else 1 + + +def render_compare_lines(report: dict[str, Any], *, max_lines: int = 40) -> list[str]: + """Render :func:`compare_snapshots`'s report to ≤``max_lines`` stdout + lines — certify's terse-output convention (certify.py:872-886 + ``render_run_lines``): a header, one line per aligned batch (truncated + with a '+N more' line if the run is too large to fit), and a footer + with the overall verdict + per-env tick-monotonicity status. + + When ``report`` carries ``envelope_applied`` (Stage D item 2 — + :func:`compare_snapshots` called WITH an envelope), one extra trailing + line reports the total within-envelope-accepted count — REPORTED, never + silent, per spec §2 item 2. Reports without that key (the default, + envelope-less path) get no such line, keeping the ≤40-line footer + unchanged from before Stage D. + """ + header = [ + f"poller-equiv compare: {report['n_batches_aligned']} aligned batches " + f"envs={report['math_envs']}", + ] + only_in = report["batches_only_in"] + if any(only_in.values()): + header.append(f" ! batches only in one env: {only_in}") + + coverage = report.get("coverage") + if coverage is not None and not coverage.get("ok", True): + header.append( + f" ! COVERAGE GUARD FAILED: not_ready={coverage.get('not_ready')} " + f"empty_stores={coverage.get('empty_stores')} " + f"manifest_present={coverage.get('manifest_present')}" + ) + + tick_bits = [] + for env, tr in report["ticks"].items(): + ok = tr["caching_tick"]["strictly_increasing"] and tr["math_tick"]["strictly_increasing"] + tick_bits.append(f"{env}:ticks_ok={ok}") + footer = [ + f"verdict: {'MATCH' if report['overall_match'] else 'DIVERGENCE'} " + + " ".join(tick_bits) + ] + if report.get("envelope_applied"): + footer.append( + f" envelope: {report.get('n_within_envelope_total', 0)} divergence(s) " + "accepted within self-jitter envelope" + ) + + budget = max(max_lines - len(header) - len(footer), 0) + body = [] + for b in report["per_batch"]: + bad = [t for t, v in b["tables"].items() if not v.get("match", False)] + wm = b.get("watermark", {}) + wm_flag = "" if wm.get("ok", True) else " WATERMARK-MISMATCH" + if bad or wm_flag: + body.append(f" batch {b['batch']}: FAIL tables={bad}{wm_flag}") + else: + body.append(f" batch {b['batch']}: MATCH") + + if len(body) > budget: + shown = body[: max(budget - 1, 0)] + body = shown + [f" … +{len(body) - len(shown)} more batches — see compare_verdict.json"] + + return header + body + footer + + +# ============================================================================= +# Stage D — self-jitter envelope + full-run orchestration. +# ============================================================================= +# The clj container's cold-tick PCA start is unseeded-random in production +# (MATH_POLLER_EQUIV_SPEC.md §2 — no Clojure source edits allowed, so this +# harness can never Q10/Q12-pin it away). Two independent clj runs on the +# SAME vote stream therefore differ in their float tails even with zero code +# changes; the "envelope" is the measured size of that self-jitter, per +# structural location, so Stage C's comparer can tell "py disagrees with clj" +# apart from "clj disagrees with itself". +_ENVELOPE_FLOOR = 1e-9 +_ENVELOPE_SAFETY_FACTOR = 2.0 +# math_bidtopid is pure-int bid->pid membership (compare_bidtopid, EXACT +# equality) — no float leaf exists to jitter, so it is never walked here. +_ENVELOPE_TABLES: tuple[str, ...] = ("math_main", "math_ptptstats") + + +def _safe_abs_delta(a: Any, b: Any) -> float | None: + """``abs(float(a) - float(b))``, or ``None`` when either side isn't + coercible to float (defensive — a "Numeric mismatch"-reasoned diff's + ``a``/``b`` are always floats in practice, but this never raises into a + caller's loop over many diffs).""" + try: + return abs(float(a) - float(b)) + except (TypeError, ValueError): + return None + + +def _zero_tolerance_comparer(table: str) -> StepComparer: + """The SAME comparer factory Stage C's :func:`compare_batch` uses for + ``table`` (:func:`_acceptance_projecting_comparer` for math_main — + acceptance-projected, prep-main-keyed; :func:`_ptptstats_comparer` for + math_ptptstats — the flat envelope, no projection needed), but with + EVERY tolerance floor forced to zero. ``ConversationComparer`` only + records a "Numeric mismatch" divergence when ``np.allclose(..., rtol=0, + atol=0)`` is False (comparer.py:856) — i.e. when the two floats are NOT + bit-identical — so this configuration surfaces every non-zero cross-run + delta, however small, as a measurable divergence entry. This is for + self-jitter MEASUREMENT only (:func:`compute_self_jitter_envelope`); + never used for pass/fail acceptance.""" + kwargs = {"abs_tolerance": 0.0, "rel_tolerance": 0.0, "outlier_fraction": 0.0} + if table == "math_main": + return _acceptance_projecting_comparer(**kwargs) + if table == "math_ptptstats": + return _ptptstats_comparer(**kwargs) + raise ValueError(f"no zero-tolerance comparer for table {table!r}; expected one of {_ENVELOPE_TABLES}") + + +def envelope_path_key(table: str, raw_path: str) -> str: + """``{table}.{normalized-path}`` — the envelope's lookup key. + + ``raw_path`` is normalized with certify's OWN fingerprint normalizer + (:func:`polismath.replay.certify.normalize_path`, imported — never + reimplemented, per the task's explicit instruction): strips the + ``step_N.`` prefix, collapses ``[idx]`` -> ``[]``, and collapses + purely-numeric dotted segments -> ``N``, so the SAME structural location + at a different batch/list-index/dict-key collapses to one key — exactly + the alignment :func:`compare_batch`'s per-batch divergence paths need to + match against when doing envelope-aware acceptance. Table-prefixed so + math_main and math_ptptstats can never collide even if a leaf name is + ever shared between them. + """ + return f"{table}.{normalize_path(raw_path)}" + + +def compute_self_jitter_envelope( + out_dir_run1: str | Path, + out_dir_run2: str | Path, + *, + math_env: str = "clj-ref", + tables: Sequence[str] = _ENVELOPE_TABLES, +) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Per-``path_pattern`` max absolute float-leaf delta between TWO + independent clj-ref snapshot stores of the SAME stream (spec §2 item 1 / + Stage D item 1: "clj self-jitter envelope first"). + + Walks the IDENTICAL acceptance-projected surface Stage C's + :func:`compare_batch` compares — :func:`_zero_tolerance_comparer` reuses + the exact same comparer factories (:func:`_acceptance_projecting_comparer` + / :func:`_ptptstats_comparer`), only with every tolerance forced to zero + so EVERY cross-run delta (not just ones beyond the default 1e-6/1% + tolerance) is captured, however small. Only ``"Numeric mismatch"`` + -reasoned leaves feed the envelope; any OTHER divergence reason (Integer/ + String/Value/Length/Key/Type mismatch — the two clj runs disagreeing + STRUCTURALLY, which would be a harness bug, not jitter) is reported + separately in ``structural_divergences`` — never silently folded into a + numeric envelope. + + Batches present in only one store (``batches_only_in``) or a missing + per-(batch, table) snapshot pair (``missing_snapshots``) are reported but + simply skipped for that slice — a partial self-jitter run still yields a + usable (partial) envelope for whichever (batch, table) pairs DID land on + both sides. + + Reads ONLY from disk — no DB, no subprocess; identical inputs (two stores + with byte-identical data) yield an EMPTY ``envelope`` mapping (no + "Numeric mismatch" is ever recorded for equal floats — ``np.allclose`` + with ``rtol=atol=0`` is true iff the floats are bit-identical), the + "all-zero" case — callers must read a missing key via + :func:`envelope_threshold` (which defaults to the floor), never assume a + present-but-zero entry. + """ + out_dir_run1, out_dir_run2 = Path(out_dir_run1), Path(out_dir_run2) + batches1 = discover_batches(out_dir_run1, math_env) + batches2 = discover_batches(out_dir_run2, math_env) + aligned = sorted(set(batches1) & set(batches2)) + only1 = sorted(set(batches1) - set(batches2)) + only2 = sorted(set(batches2) - set(batches1)) + + comparers = {t: _zero_tolerance_comparer(t) for t in tables} + envelope: dict[str, float] = {} + n_leaf_diffs = 0 + structural_divergences: list[dict[str, Any]] = [] + per_batch_table_diff_counts: dict[str, int] = {} + missing_snapshots: list[dict[str, Any]] = [] + + for i in aligned: + for table in tables: + row1 = load_snapshot(out_dir_run1, math_env, i, table) + row2 = load_snapshot(out_dir_run2, math_env, i, table) + if row1 is None or row2 is None: + missing_snapshots.append({ + "batch": i, "table": table, + "missing_in": [name for name, row in (("run1", row1), ("run2", row2)) if row is None], + }) + continue + + step = comparers[table].compare_step(row1["data"], row2["data"], i) + count_this = 0 + for family in ("exact", "tolerant"): + for d in step["families"][family]: + reason = d.get("reason") or "" + if not reason.startswith("Numeric mismatch"): + # 'exact'-family here means a NON-numeric structural + # disagreement between the two clj runs (e.g. an + # Integer/Value/Length/Key mismatch) — real, but not + # jitter; surfaced separately, never silently dropped. + structural_divergences.append({ + "batch": i, "table": table, "path": d.get("path"), "reason": reason, + }) + continue + delta = _safe_abs_delta(d.get("a"), d.get("b")) + if delta is None: + continue + key = envelope_path_key(table, d.get("path") or "") + envelope[key] = max(envelope.get(key, 0.0), delta) + count_this += 1 + n_leaf_diffs += 1 + per_batch_table_diff_counts[f"batch-{i:03d}.{table}"] = count_this + + return { + "math_env": math_env, + "out_dir_run1": str(out_dir_run1), + "out_dir_run2": str(out_dir_run2), + "n_batches_aligned": len(aligned), + "batches_only_in": {"run1": only1, "run2": only2}, + "missing_snapshots": missing_snapshots, + "n_leaf_diffs": n_leaf_diffs, + "per_batch_table_diff_counts": per_batch_table_diff_counts, + "structural_divergences": structural_divergences, + "envelope": dict(sorted(envelope.items())), + } + + +def write_envelope(envelope_report: dict[str, Any], out_dir: str | Path) -> Path: + """Persist :func:`compute_self_jitter_envelope`'s report to + ``/self_jitter_envelope.json`` (mirrors :func:`write_compare_verdict`'s + convention).""" + out_dir = Path(out_dir) + out_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + path = out_dir / "self_jitter_envelope.json" + with open(path, "w") as fh: + json.dump(envelope_report, fh, indent=2, sort_keys=True, default=str) + return path + + +def load_envelope(out_dir: str | Path) -> dict[str, Any] | None: + path = Path(out_dir) / "self_jitter_envelope.json" + if not path.exists(): + return None + return json.loads(path.read_text()) + + +def envelope_threshold(envelope: dict[str, float] | None, key: str) -> float: + """``max(envelope[key] * 2, 1e-9)`` — spec §2 item 2's acceptance formula + (safety factor 2, floor 1e-9). ``envelope=None`` or a missing ``key`` + means "no observed self-jitter at this path" -> the threshold is just the + floor, never zero (a genuinely bit-identical clj-vs-clj path still allows + a hair of float noise before a py divergence counts as real).""" + base = (envelope or {}).get(key, 0.0) + return max(base * _ENVELOPE_SAFETY_FACTOR, _ENVELOPE_FLOOR) + + +def _apply_envelope_to_step( + step: dict[str, Any], envelope: dict[str, float] | None, table: str, +) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Reclassify ``step``'s (a :meth:`StepComparer.compare_step` result) + 'tolerant'-family divergences that fall within the self-jitter envelope + into a THIRD family, ``within_envelope`` (spec §2 item 2 / Stage D item + 2). Accepted for ``match`` purposes but ALWAYS counted + (``n_within_envelope``) — never silently dropped from the verdict. + + 'exact'-family divergences (structural: memberships/cluster ids/ + selections/priority ordering — see ``stepcompare.py``'s family + docstring) are NEVER touched: the envelope can only excuse a FLOAT + jitter, never a structural mismatch (spec's explicit "structural + divergences are NEVER excused by the envelope"). + + ``envelope=None`` returns ``step`` COMPLETELY UNCHANGED (same dict, + same keys: ``step``/``match``/``n_divergences``/``families``/ + ``sign_flips``) — :func:`compare_batch`'s "byte-identical when no + envelope" contract relies on this exact pass-through. + """ + if envelope is None: + return step + + still_tolerant: list[dict[str, Any]] = [] + within_envelope: list[dict[str, Any]] = [] + for d in step["families"]["tolerant"]: + reason = d.get("reason") or "" + delta = _safe_abs_delta(d.get("a"), d.get("b")) if reason.startswith("Numeric mismatch") else None + if delta is None: + still_tolerant.append(d) + continue + key = envelope_path_key(table, d.get("path") or "") + threshold = envelope_threshold(envelope, key) + if delta <= threshold: + within_envelope.append({**d, "envelope_key": key, "delta": delta, "threshold": threshold}) + else: + still_tolerant.append(d) + + n_exact = len(step["families"]["exact"]) + match = n_exact == 0 and len(still_tolerant) == 0 + return { + "step": step["step"], + "match": match, + "n_divergences": n_exact + len(still_tolerant), + "n_within_envelope": len(within_envelope), + "families": { + "exact": step["families"]["exact"], + "tolerant": still_tolerant, + "within_envelope": within_envelope, + }, + "sign_flips": step.get("sign_flips", []), + } + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# clj-only self-jitter stream — spec §2 item 1's "run the clj side TWICE". +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def run_clj_only_stream( + admin_url: str, + dataset_slug: str, + cuts: Sequence[int], + *, + out_dir: str | Path, + dbname: str, + math_env: str = "clj-ref", + zid: int = DEFAULT_ZID, + poll_from_days_ago: float = 10000, + wait_timeout: float = 120.0, + poll_interval: float = 0.5, + engine_factory: Callable[[str], Any] | None = None, + runner_builder: Callable[[], Any] | None = None, + sleep: Callable[[float], None] = time.sleep, + now: Callable[[], float] = time.monotonic, + wait_for_clj_poll_cycle: bool = True, + poll_cycle_gate_timeout: float = 60.0, +) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Seed a FRESH throwaway DB and run ONLY the clj container against it — + NO py runner at all (Stage D item 1 / spec §2 item 1: "run the clj side + TWICE on the same stream, fresh DB each"). A thin single-env wrapper + around the SAME :func:`run_batch_loop` Stage C already uses — no new + feeder logic, ``math_envs``/``runners`` is just a one-entry list/dict. + + ``wait_for_clj_poll_cycle`` (session 2, 2026-07-24, default True) — + quirk Q19's harness-level mitigation, same as :func:`run_equiv_stream`'s + own parameter of the same name; see :func:`wait_for_first_poll_cycle`'s + docstring for the full rationale. + + NOT exercised by the default test suite (needs a real Postgres AND a real + ``clojure`` subprocess running for the duration of the stream) — mirrors + :func:`run_equiv_stream`'s own "not exercised" note; every decision this + function makes is delegated to :func:`run_batch_loop` (fully unit-tested + with fakes) or is thin setup/teardown glue around it. + """ + ds = real_data.load_export_votes(dataset_slug) + target_url = create_equiv_db(admin_url, dbname=dbname) + engine = (engine_factory or (lambda url: sa.create_engine(url, isolation_level="AUTOCOMMIT")))( + target_url + ) + + build = runner_builder or (lambda: CljContainerRunner( + database_url=target_url, math_env=math_env, poll_from_days_ago=poll_from_days_ago, + log_path=Path(out_dir) / f"{math_env}.runner.log", + )) + + runners: dict[str, Any] = {} + try: + with engine.connect() as seed_conn: + seed_conversation(seed_conn, ds, zid=zid) + + runners = {math_env: build()} + runners[math_env].start() + + with engine.connect() as conn: + manifest = run_batch_loop( + conn, ds, cuts, [math_env], runners, out_dir=out_dir, zid=zid, + wait_timeout=wait_timeout, poll_interval=poll_interval, sleep=sleep, now=now, + startup_gate_envs=[math_env] if wait_for_clj_poll_cycle else None, + startup_gate_timeout=poll_cycle_gate_timeout, + ) + finally: + for r in runners.values(): + r.kill() + engine.dispose() + + return manifest + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Full-run orchestration (spec §2/§3 stage D item 3) — pure verdict assembly +# split out from the live I/O glue, per the task's explicit testability ask. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def assemble_full_run_verdict( + out_dir_run1: str | Path, + out_dir_run2: str | Path, + out_dir_main: str | Path, + *, + dataset: str = "", + cuts: Sequence[int] = (), + seam_after: int | None = None, + clj_env: str = "clj-ref", + py_env: str = "py-shadow", +) -> dict[str, Any]: + """PURE decision logic (Stage D item 3: "its DECISION LOGIC ... must be a + pure function unit-testable with canned snapshot dirs") for the full + protocol's envelope-wiring + verdict assembly: given THREE already- + populated snapshot stores — two independent clj-only self-jitter runs + (:func:`run_clj_only_stream`'s output dirs) plus one paired clj+py + restart-seam run (:func:`run_equiv_stream`'s output dir) — compute the + self-jitter envelope, feed it into an envelope-aware + :func:`compare_snapshots`, and assemble one verdict dict. + + Reads ONLY from disk (:func:`compute_self_jitter_envelope` and + :func:`compare_snapshots` are themselves disk-only) — never touches a DB + or a subprocess, so this is exercisable against canned/fixture snapshot + directories with no live services, exactly like every other Stage C/D + pure function in this module. + """ + expected_batches = len(cuts) if cuts else None + envelope_report = compute_self_jitter_envelope(out_dir_run1, out_dir_run2, math_env=clj_env) + compare_report = compare_snapshots( + out_dir_main, math_envs=(clj_env, py_env), envelope=envelope_report["envelope"], + expected_batches=expected_batches, + ) + # NO-COVERAGE GUARD (REQUIRED FIX #1, 2026-07-24 live-debug task) applied + # to the self-jitter streams too — this is the SAME class of bug as the + # "main" store's zero-aligned-batches guard, but on the envelope + # measurement itself: an envelope computed from 0 aligned batches (both + # clj-only runs empty) reports an all-zero "0 path(s) jittered" envelope + # that reads exactly like a clean, IDENTICAL pair — reproduced verbatim + # in the 2026-07-24 live run's terse summary. ``compare_snapshots`` + # already guards the "main" store; the self-jitter streams need the same + # ``check_batch_coverage`` guard directly, since :func:`compute_self_jitter_envelope` + # itself has no pass/fail concept (it's a pure measurement, by design). + jitter1_coverage = check_batch_coverage(out_dir_run1, [clj_env]) + jitter2_coverage = check_batch_coverage(out_dir_run2, [clj_env]) + self_jitter_ok = ( + envelope_report["n_batches_aligned"] > 0 + and jitter1_coverage["ok"] and jitter2_coverage["ok"] + # COMPLETENESS (#2657 review finding 2): a partial self-jitter + # stream under-measures the envelope the same way a partial main + # store under-compares — planned count must be met here too. + and (expected_batches is None + or envelope_report["n_batches_aligned"] == expected_batches) + ) + return { + "dataset": dataset, + "cuts": list(cuts), + "seam_after": seam_after, + "clj_env": clj_env, + "py_env": py_env, + "out_dir_run1": str(out_dir_run1), + "out_dir_run2": str(out_dir_run2), + "out_dir_main": str(out_dir_main), + "self_jitter_envelope": envelope_report, + "self_jitter_coverage": {"run1": jitter1_coverage, "run2": jitter2_coverage}, + "compare": compare_report, + "overall_pass": compare_report["overall_match"] and self_jitter_ok, + } + + +def write_full_run_verdict(verdict: dict[str, Any], out_root: str | Path) -> Path: + """Persist :func:`assemble_full_run_verdict`'s report to + ``/full_run_verdict.json`` (spec §2 item 3 / Stage D item + 3(e)).""" + out_root = Path(out_root) + out_root.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + path = out_root / "full_run_verdict.json" + with open(path, "w") as fh: + json.dump(verdict, fh, indent=2, sort_keys=True, default=str) + return path + + +def render_full_run_lines(verdict: dict[str, Any], *, max_lines: int = 40) -> list[str]: + """≤``max_lines`` stdout summary (Stage D item 3(e): "overall PASS/FAIL + + per-batch/table counts + the envelope's worst paths"). Delegates the + per-batch/table portion to :func:`render_compare_lines` (already its own + ≤N-line renderer) after reserving room for a PASS/FAIL header and the + envelope's worst (largest-max-delta) paths — so the WHOLE full-run + summary, not just the compare section, respects the line budget. + """ + compare_report = verdict["compare"] + envelope = verdict["self_jitter_envelope"]["envelope"] + overall = "PASS" if verdict["overall_pass"] else "FAIL" + + header = [ + f"poller-equiv full-run: dataset={verdict.get('dataset', '?')} " + f"seam_after={verdict.get('seam_after')} verdict={overall}", + ] + + worst = sorted(envelope.items(), key=lambda kv: kv[1], reverse=True)[:5] + envelope_lines = [f" self-jitter envelope: {len(envelope)} path(s) jittered; worst:"] + if worst: + envelope_lines += [f" {path}: {delta:.3e}" for path, delta in worst] + else: + envelope_lines.append(" (none observed — identical self-jitter runs)") + + # NO-COVERAGE GUARD visibility (REQUIRED FIX #1): an empty/all-zero + # envelope is AMBIGUOUS on its own — "identical self-jitter runs" reads + # identically whether that's genuinely zero jitter OR zero batches ever + # measured (the exact misleading text the 2026-07-24 live run printed). + # This line disambiguates whenever self_jitter_coverage is present and + # failed — never silent. + jitter_coverage = verdict.get("self_jitter_coverage") + if jitter_coverage is not None: + bad_runs = [name for name, cov in jitter_coverage.items() if not cov.get("ok", True)] + if bad_runs: + envelope_lines.append(f" ! SELF-JITTER COVERAGE FAILED: {bad_runs}") + + reserved = len(header) + len(envelope_lines) + remaining = max(max_lines - reserved, 4) + body = render_compare_lines(compare_report, max_lines=remaining) + + lines = header + envelope_lines + body + if len(lines) > max_lines: + lines = lines[: max_lines - 1] + [" … output truncated — see full_run_verdict.json"] + return lines + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Default schedule resolution (Stage D item 3: "cuts (default: vw at its +# uniform8 slots — read the actual slots from scripts/schedules or the +# certify battery)"). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +_VW_UNIFORM8_RESTART4_SCHEDULE = _DELPHI_ROOT / "scripts" / "schedules" / "vw-uniform8-restart4.json" + + +def default_full_run_schedule(dataset: str) -> tuple[list[int], int]: + """Default ``(cuts, seam_after)`` for the ``full-run`` CLI when + ``--cuts``/``--seam-after`` are not given explicitly. + + For ``vw`` this is read VERBATIM from the committed + ``scripts/schedules/vw-uniform8-restart4.json`` — the SAME schedule file + ``certify_battery.json``'s own restart-seam entry uses (its + ``"dataset": "vw", "schedule": "schedules/vw-uniform8-restart4.json"`` + row): vw's uniform-8 cuts with the restart seam at step 4 (mid-schedule + for 8 cuts, 0-based). + + For any OTHER dataset, uniform-8 cuts are derived from the dataset's OWN + vote count via :func:`polismath.replay.schedule.preset_uniform` — the + SAME preset certify's own ``"preset": "uniform", "n_cuts": 8`` battery + entries resolve through — with the seam fixed at the middle cut index. + """ + if dataset == "vw": + spec = sched.ScheduleSpec.from_json_file(_VW_UNIFORM8_RESTART4_SCHEDULE) + cuts = [int(c) for c in spec.cuts["at"]] + seam_after = spec.restart_after if spec.restart_after is not None else len(cuts) // 2 + return cuts, seam_after + ds = real_data.load_export_votes(dataset) + spec = sched.preset_uniform(dataset, ds.n, n_cuts=8) + cuts = [int(c) for c in spec.cuts["at"]] + return cuts, len(cuts) // 2 + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Live full-run orchestration — REQUIRES Postgres + the clojure CLI. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def preflight_check(admin_url: str, *, connect_timeout: float = 5.0) -> None: + """Fail FAST with a clear, actionable message when a prerequisite live + service is unreachable (Stage D item 3: "must fail fast ... when + Postgres/clojure are unreachable") — never a bare driver traceback deep + inside a multi-minute run.""" + if shutil.which("clojure") is None: + raise RuntimeError( + "poller-equiv full-run requires the 'clojure' CLI on PATH (it invokes " + "`clojure -M:run full` in math/, see CljContainerRunner) — not found. " + "Install/activate it before retrying." + ) + # psycopg2 rejects a float connect_timeout ("invalid integer value") — + # ceil to at least 1 whole second (found live, 2026-07-24 preflight). + probe = sa.create_engine( + admin_url, + connect_args={"connect_timeout": max(1, int(round(connect_timeout)))}, + ) + try: + with probe.connect(): + pass + except Exception as exc: + raise RuntimeError( + f"poller-equiv full-run cannot reach Postgres via --pg-admin-url " + f"(connect_timeout={connect_timeout}s): {exc}" + ) from exc + finally: + probe.dispose() + + +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class FullRunConfig: + """Full-run parameters (Stage D item 3). By the time + :func:`run_full_equiv_protocol` sees one of these, ``cuts``/``seam_after`` + are already FULLY RESOLVED — the CLI (or a test) resolves defaults via + :func:`default_full_run_schedule` before constructing this.""" + + dataset: str + admin_url: str + out_root: str + cuts: tuple[int, ...] + seam_after: int + dbname: str = "polis_equiv_full" + zid: int = DEFAULT_ZID + clj_env: str = "clj-ref" + py_env: str = "py-shadow" + poll_from_days_ago: float = 10000 + wait_timeout: float = 120.0 + poll_interval: float = 0.5 + # Spec §1's "seam" bullet: "Also restart the clj container at the same + # seam for symmetry (its load-or-init)" — full-run implements the + # COMPLETE protocol end-to-end, so this defaults True (stricter than the + # lower-level `feed` CLI subcommand's conservative default False). + restart_clj_at_seam: bool = True + # Quirk Q19 harness-level mitigation (session 2, 2026-07-24), approved + # under the goal's standing autonomy — see wait_for_first_poll_cycle's + # docstring. Defaults ON for the same reason restart_clj_at_seam does: + # full-run implements the complete, strictest protocol end-to-end. + wait_for_clj_poll_cycle: bool = True + poll_cycle_gate_timeout: float = 60.0 + + +def run_full_equiv_protocol( + config: FullRunConfig, + *, + engine_factory: Callable[[str], Any] | None = None, + clj_runner_builder: Callable[[], Any] | None = None, + py_runner_builder: Callable[[], Any] | None = None, + sleep: Callable[[float], None] = time.sleep, + now: Callable[[], float] = time.monotonic, + skip_preflight: bool = False, +) -> dict[str, Any]: + """LIVE orchestration of the spec's complete protocol (Stage D item 3): + (a) clj-ref run 1, (b) fresh DB + clj-ref run 2 -> self-jitter envelope, + (c) fresh DB + clj-ref/py-shadow paired run with a restart seam, (d)/(e) + envelope-aware compare + verdict JSON + terse summary. + + REQUIRES live Postgres + the ``clojure`` CLI — :func:`preflight_check` + fails fast (clear message, before touching anything) unless + ``skip_preflight`` is set (tests only). Every decision beyond I/O + sequencing is delegated to :func:`assemble_full_run_verdict` (pure, + canned-dir testable) — this function is thin glue around three + ``run_*_stream`` calls plus that assembly, mirroring + :func:`run_equiv_stream`'s own "not exercised by the default test suite" + status for the same reason (needs a real Postgres + real subprocesses). + """ + if not skip_preflight: + preflight_check(config.admin_url) + + out_root = Path(config.out_root) + out_dir_run1 = out_root / "self-jitter-1" + out_dir_run2 = out_root / "self-jitter-2" + out_dir_main = out_root / "main" + + run_clj_only_stream( + config.admin_url, config.dataset, config.cuts, out_dir=out_dir_run1, + dbname=f"{config.dbname}_jitter1", math_env=config.clj_env, zid=config.zid, + poll_from_days_ago=config.poll_from_days_ago, wait_timeout=config.wait_timeout, + poll_interval=config.poll_interval, engine_factory=engine_factory, + runner_builder=clj_runner_builder, sleep=sleep, now=now, + wait_for_clj_poll_cycle=config.wait_for_clj_poll_cycle, + poll_cycle_gate_timeout=config.poll_cycle_gate_timeout, + ) + run_clj_only_stream( + config.admin_url, config.dataset, config.cuts, out_dir=out_dir_run2, + dbname=f"{config.dbname}_jitter2", math_env=config.clj_env, zid=config.zid, + poll_from_days_ago=config.poll_from_days_ago, wait_timeout=config.wait_timeout, + poll_interval=config.poll_interval, engine_factory=engine_factory, + runner_builder=clj_runner_builder, sleep=sleep, now=now, + wait_for_clj_poll_cycle=config.wait_for_clj_poll_cycle, + poll_cycle_gate_timeout=config.poll_cycle_gate_timeout, + ) + + runner_builders: dict[str, Callable[[], Any]] = {} + if clj_runner_builder is not None: + runner_builders["clj"] = clj_runner_builder + if py_runner_builder is not None: + runner_builders["py"] = py_runner_builder + + run_equiv_stream( + config.admin_url, config.dataset, config.cuts, out_dir=out_dir_main, + seam_after=config.seam_after, math_envs=(config.clj_env, config.py_env), + restart_clj_at_seam=config.restart_clj_at_seam, dbname=f"{config.dbname}_main", + zid=config.zid, poll_from_days_ago=config.poll_from_days_ago, + wait_timeout=config.wait_timeout, + poll_interval=config.poll_interval, engine_factory=engine_factory, + runner_builders=runner_builders or None, sleep=sleep, now=now, + wait_for_clj_poll_cycle=config.wait_for_clj_poll_cycle, + poll_cycle_gate_timeout=config.poll_cycle_gate_timeout, + ) + + verdict = assemble_full_run_verdict( + out_dir_run1, out_dir_run2, out_dir_main, + dataset=config.dataset, cuts=config.cuts, seam_after=config.seam_after, + clj_env=config.clj_env, py_env=config.py_env, + ) + write_full_run_verdict(verdict, out_root) + return verdict diff --git a/delphi/polismath/replay/prodclone.py b/delphi/polismath/replay/prodclone.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..94606fa627 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/polismath/replay/prodclone.py @@ -0,0 +1,562 @@ +"""Prodclone extractor — pull feature-classified real conversations out of a +"prodclone" Postgres database (a clone of the production polis DB) into the +replay-dataset export format, for Clojure↔Python math parity certification. + +See ``delphi/scripts/prodclone_extract.py`` for the CLI. This module holds +the PURE building blocks (SQL builders, feature classifiers, CSV row +formatters, slug minting, path-safety guard, prodclone_map merge-update) plus +the thin DB-facing helpers that wire them together. The pure functions are +unit-tested without a database; ``fetch_*``/``run_survey``/``run_extract`` +need a live connection and are covered by ONE integration test. + +CRITICAL privacy rules (see delphi/tests/test_prodclone_extract.py and the +project CLAUDE.md for the full policy): + +- Output goes ONLY under ``/.local/`` (the caller-supplied root — + ``REAL_DATA_ROOT`` by default, overridable for tests) — :func:`assert_under_local` + is the hard guard; every write path routes through it. +- Minted slugs are neutral (``pc--``); the on-disk directory + prefix is a salted hash of the zid (:func:`fake_report_prefix`), never the + real report id. +- The slug→zid mapping lives ONLY in ``prodclone_map.json`` (merge-update, + never clobber — see :func:`merge_prodclone_map`). +- Comment text is REDACTED in the export (``comment-body`` column present but + always empty) — the math pipeline never reads it. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import csv +import hashlib +import json +import re +from pathlib import Path +from typing import Any, Iterable + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Feature classes + thresholds (module constants — the single source of truth +# for both the classifier and the prodclone_map.json "filters" audit trail). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +FEATURES: tuple[str, ...] = ( + "modheavy", "revote", "banned", "meta", "zerovote", "smallmix", "midmix", +) + +MODHEAVY_MIN_FRAC = 0.20 +"""A conversation qualifies as modheavy when >=20% of its comments are +moderated-out (comments.mod = -1).""" + +REVOTE_MIN_FRAC = 0.10 +"""A conversation qualifies as revote-heavy when >=10% of its votes are +revotes (a later occurrence of an already-seen (pid, tid) pair).""" + +SMALL_MAX_VOTES = 5_000 +"""Upper bound (inclusive) of the 'small' conversation size class.""" + +MEDIUM_MAX_VOTES = 50_000 +"""Upper bound (inclusive) of the 'medium' conversation size class.""" + +FAKE_PREFIX_SALT = "polis-prodclone-extract-v1" +"""Fixed salt for :func:`fake_report_prefix`. Not a secret — it just keeps the +fake report-id prefix from being a trivial function of the zid alone; the +real zid↔slug mapping lives only in prodclone_map.json.""" + +_FAKE_PREFIX_HEX_LEN = 12 + +_SLUG_RE_TEMPLATE = r"^pc-{feature}-(\d+)$" + + +def _thresholds() -> dict[str, Any]: + """Snapshot of the threshold constants, for the prodclone_map.json audit + trail (so a future reader can see what filters produced a given slug + without re-reading this module's source).""" + return { + "modheavy_min_frac": MODHEAVY_MIN_FRAC, + "revote_min_frac": REVOTE_MIN_FRAC, + "small_max_votes": SMALL_MAX_VOTES, + "medium_max_votes": MEDIUM_MAX_VOTES, + } + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# SQL builders — pure string construction, no DB required to test. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def sql_conversation_stats() -> str: + """One aggregate query, one row per conversation, covering every stat the + feature classifiers need. No zid parameter — the caller filters/classifies + in Python (keeps the classifier pure and DB-independent).""" + return """ + SELECT + c.zid AS zid, + COALESCE(v.n_votes, 0) AS n_votes, + COALESCE(v.n_revotes, 0) AS n_revotes, + COALESCE(p.n_ptpts, 0) AS n_ptpts, + COALESCE(cm.n_comments, 0) AS n_comments, + COALESCE(cm.n_mod_out, 0) AS n_mod_out, + COALESCE(cm.has_meta, false) AS has_meta, + COALESCE(b.has_banned_voter, false) AS has_banned_voter + FROM conversations c + LEFT JOIN ( + SELECT zid, + COUNT(*) AS n_votes, + COUNT(*) - COUNT(DISTINCT (pid, tid)) AS n_revotes + FROM votes + GROUP BY zid + ) v ON v.zid = c.zid + LEFT JOIN ( + SELECT zid, COUNT(*) AS n_ptpts + FROM participants + GROUP BY zid + ) p ON p.zid = c.zid + LEFT JOIN ( + SELECT zid, + COUNT(*) AS n_comments, + COUNT(*) FILTER (WHERE mod = -1) AS n_mod_out, + BOOL_OR(is_meta) AS has_meta + FROM comments + GROUP BY zid + ) cm ON cm.zid = c.zid + LEFT JOIN ( + SELECT DISTINCT v2.zid, true AS has_banned_voter + FROM votes v2 + JOIN participants pp ON pp.zid = v2.zid AND pp.pid = v2.pid + WHERE pp.mod = -1 + ) b ON b.zid = c.zid + """ + + +def sql_votes_export() -> str: + """FULL revote history for one conversation, ordered by created ASC with + a ``ctid`` tiebreak for deterministic chronological ordering on ties + (mirrors the ``ORDER BY created ASC, ctid ASC`` convention already used + elsewhere in this codebase, e.g. tests/test_generator_vote_copy.py). No + dedup — every row survives.""" + return """ + SELECT tid, pid, vote, created + FROM votes + WHERE zid = %s + ORDER BY created ASC, ctid ASC + """ + + +def sql_comments_export() -> str: + """``is_meta``/``modified`` are additive (MOD_RESTART_PORT_SPEC.md "Data" + bullet) — the replay harness's moderation-interleave source + (real_data.py's mod-event loader reads them as ``is-meta``/``modified`` + on the exported CSV).""" + return """ + SELECT tid, pid, created, mod, is_meta, modified + FROM comments + WHERE zid = %s + ORDER BY tid ASC + """ + + +def sql_comment_vote_counts() -> str: + """Agrees/disagrees per comment, counted over ALL vote rows (including + revotes) — mirrors server/src/report.ts's sendCommentSummary, which + increments per raw vote row with no dedup.""" + return """ + SELECT tid, + COUNT(*) FILTER (WHERE vote = -1) AS agrees, + COUNT(*) FILTER (WHERE vote = 1) AS disagrees + FROM votes + WHERE zid = %s + GROUP BY tid + """ + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Feature classifiers — pure functions over aggregate stats dicts. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def classify_conversation(stats: dict[str, Any]) -> dict[str, float | None]: + """Classify one conversation's aggregate stats against every feature + class. Returns ``{feature: metric_or_None}`` — ``None`` means the + conversation does not qualify for that feature; a float is the + "suitability" metric used to sort candidates within the class. + + ``stats`` keys: zid, n_votes, n_ptpts, n_comments, n_mod_out, n_revotes, + has_banned_voter, has_meta (see :func:`sql_conversation_stats`). + """ + n_votes = stats["n_votes"] + n_comments = stats["n_comments"] + n_mod_out = stats["n_mod_out"] + n_revotes = stats["n_revotes"] + n_ptpts = stats["n_ptpts"] + has_banned_voter = bool(stats["has_banned_voter"]) + has_meta = bool(stats["has_meta"]) + + mod_frac = (n_mod_out / n_comments) if n_comments else 0.0 + revote_frac = (n_revotes / n_votes) if n_votes else 0.0 + + is_modheavy = n_comments > 0 and mod_frac >= MODHEAVY_MIN_FRAC + is_revote = n_votes > 0 and revote_frac >= REVOTE_MIN_FRAC + is_banned = has_banned_voter + is_meta = has_meta + is_zerovote = n_votes == 0 + + # "unremarkable" = none of the other interesting features apply — the + # smallmix/midmix classes exist for plain volume coverage, not to + # double-count conversations that are already interesting for another + # reason. + is_unremarkable = not (is_modheavy or is_revote or is_banned or is_meta) + is_smallmix = is_unremarkable and 0 < n_votes <= SMALL_MAX_VOTES + is_midmix = ( + is_unremarkable and SMALL_MAX_VOTES < n_votes <= MEDIUM_MAX_VOTES + ) + + return { + "modheavy": mod_frac if is_modheavy else None, + "revote": revote_frac if is_revote else None, + # Banned/meta are presence classes (no natural fraction) — use + # n_votes/n_comments as a "more data is more useful" tiebreak metric. + "banned": float(n_votes) if is_banned else None, + "meta": float(n_comments) if is_meta else None, + # zerovote's metric is n_ptpts; survey_candidates sorts it ASCENDING + # (fewest participants = the simplest, cleanest zero-vote exemplar). + "zerovote": float(n_ptpts) if is_zerovote else None, + "smallmix": float(n_votes) if is_smallmix else None, + "midmix": float(n_votes) if is_midmix else None, + } + + +# Features whose candidate list is sorted ascending by metric (simplest +# exemplar first) rather than the default descending (most-pronounced / +# most-data first). +_ASCENDING_FEATURES = frozenset({"zerovote"}) + + +def survey_candidates(rows: Iterable[dict[str, Any]], limit: int) -> dict[str, list[dict[str, Any]]]: + """Classify + sort + truncate a list of per-conversation stats rows. + + Returns ``{feature: [{zid, n_votes, n_ptpts, n_comments, metric}, ...]}`` + with every list already sorted by suitability and capped at ``limit``. + No topic/description/text ever touches this function — only the numeric + columns the spec allows in survey output. + """ + rows = list(rows) + result: dict[str, list[dict[str, Any]]] = {f: [] for f in FEATURES} + for stats in rows: + metrics = classify_conversation(stats) + for feature, metric in metrics.items(): + if metric is None: + continue + result[feature].append({ + "zid": stats["zid"], + "n_votes": stats["n_votes"], + "n_ptpts": stats["n_ptpts"], + "n_comments": stats["n_comments"], + "metric": metric, + }) + for feature in FEATURES: + reverse = feature not in _ASCENDING_FEATURES + result[feature].sort(key=lambda c: c["metric"], reverse=reverse) + result[feature] = result[feature][:limit] + return result + + +def size_class_counts(rows: Iterable[dict[str, Any]]) -> dict[str, int]: + """Counts of conversations by vote-count size bucket (informational — + printed alongside the per-feature survey, independent of feature class).""" + small = medium = large = 0 + for stats in rows: + n = stats["n_votes"] + if n <= SMALL_MAX_VOTES: + small += 1 + elif n <= MEDIUM_MAX_VOTES: + medium += 1 + else: + large += 1 + return {"small": small, "medium": medium, "large": large} + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Slug minting + fake report-id prefix. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def next_free_slug(feature: str, existing_slugs: Iterable[str]) -> str: + """Mint the next free ``pc--NN`` slug — the smallest 2-digit + (or wider, once >99) number not already used for this feature.""" + pattern = re.compile(_SLUG_RE_TEMPLATE.format(feature=re.escape(feature))) + used: set[int] = set() + for slug in existing_slugs: + m = pattern.match(slug) + if m: + used.add(int(m.group(1))) + n = 1 + while n in used: + n += 1 + width = 2 if n < 100 else len(str(n)) + return f"pc-{feature}-{n:0{width}d}" + + +def fake_report_prefix(zid: int, salt: str = FAKE_PREFIX_SALT) -> str: + """Deterministic, non-reversible-looking stand-in for a real report id. + + NEVER a function of the zid alone in an obviously-invertible way, and + NEVER the actual report id — the true zid↔slug mapping is recorded only + in prodclone_map.json (gitignored).""" + digest = hashlib.sha256(f"{salt}:{zid}".encode("utf-8")).hexdigest() + return f"pcx{digest[:_FAKE_PREFIX_HEX_LEN]}" + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Path-safety guard — the hard privacy constraint. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def assert_under_local(path: Path, root: Path) -> Path: + """Resolve ``path`` and assert it lives inside ``/.local/``. + + Raises ``ValueError`` for anything else — including the real_data root + itself, sibling directories, and ``..`` traversal escapes. This is the + ONE guard every write path in this module routes through; never bypass + it, even when the caller "knows" the path is safe (belt-and-braces).""" + local_root = (root / ".local").resolve() + resolved = path.resolve() + if resolved != local_root and local_root not in resolved.parents: + raise ValueError( + f"refusing to write outside {local_root} (.local): {resolved}" + ) + return resolved + + +def compute_extract_dir(out_root: Path, prefix: str, slug: str) -> Path: + """Compute (but do not create) the extraction target directory, confined + to ``/.local/`` by construction and re-verified defensively via + :func:`assert_under_local`.""" + candidate = out_root / ".local" / f"{prefix}-{slug}" + return assert_under_local(candidate, out_root) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# CSV row formatters — mirror server/src/report.ts's export format. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def format_export_datetime(created_ms: int) -> str: + """Human-readable rendering of a created-ms timestamp. Not parsed by any + loader (only the numeric "timestamp" column is) — the format here just + visually mirrors the JS ``Date.toString()`` shape seen in existing export + samples, e.g. 'Tue Nov 19 2024 15:06:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)'.""" + import time + + return time.strftime( + "%a %b %d %Y %H:%M:%S GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)", + time.gmtime(created_ms / 1000), + ) + + +def format_votes_rows(raw_rows: Iterable[dict[str, Any]]) -> list[dict[str, str]]: + """``raw_rows``: dicts with keys tid, pid, vote (RAW db sign), created (ms). + Returns export-format row dicts, one per input row, in the SAME order — + no sorting, no dedup (full revote history survives verbatim). The vote + sign is flipped (raw AGREE=-1 -> export +1), mirroring the production + export's ``String(-row.vote)``.""" + out = [] + for row in raw_rows: + created = row["created"] + out.append({ + "timestamp": str(created // 1000), + "datetime": format_export_datetime(created), + "comment-id": str(row["tid"]), + "voter-id": str(row["pid"]), + "vote": str(-row["vote"]), + }) + return out + + +def format_comments_rows( + raw_rows: Iterable[dict[str, Any]], + vote_counts: dict[int, tuple[int, int]], +) -> list[dict[str, str]]: + """``raw_rows``: dicts with keys tid, pid, created, mod (is_meta/modified + optional — default to False/empty so this stays usable with rows that + don't carry them yet). ``vote_counts``: {tid: (agrees, disagrees)}, + counted over ALL vote rows (see :func:`sql_comment_vote_counts`); missing + tids default to (0, 0). + + ``comment-body`` is ALWAYS the empty string — comment text is redacted + per the privacy rules; the column is present (mirroring the export + format) but never populated. ``is-meta``/``modified`` are ADDITIVE + columns (MOD_RESTART_PORT_SPEC.md "Data" bullet) appended after the + pre-existing ones — the replay harness's moderation-interleave source + (real_data.py's mod-event loader).""" + out = [] + for row in raw_rows: + agrees, disagrees = vote_counts.get(row["tid"], (0, 0)) + created = row["created"] + modified = row.get("modified") + out.append({ + "timestamp": str(created // 1000), + "datetime": format_export_datetime(created), + "comment-id": str(row["tid"]), + "author-id": str(row["pid"]), + "agrees": str(agrees), + "disagrees": str(disagrees), + "moderated": str(row["mod"]), + "comment-body": "", + "is-meta": str(bool(row.get("is_meta", False))), + "modified": "" if modified is None else str(modified), + }) + return out + + +_VOTES_FIELDNAMES = ["timestamp", "datetime", "comment-id", "voter-id", "vote"] +_COMMENTS_FIELDNAMES = [ + "timestamp", "datetime", "comment-id", "author-id", + "agrees", "disagrees", "moderated", "comment-body", + "is-meta", "modified", +] + + +def write_votes_csv(path: Path, rows: list[dict[str, str]]) -> None: + path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + with open(path, "w", newline="") as fh: + writer = csv.DictWriter(fh, fieldnames=_VOTES_FIELDNAMES) + writer.writeheader() + writer.writerows(rows) + + +def write_comments_csv(path: Path, rows: list[dict[str, str]]) -> None: + path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + with open(path, "w", newline="") as fh: + writer = csv.DictWriter(fh, fieldnames=_COMMENTS_FIELDNAMES) + writer.writeheader() + writer.writerows(rows) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# prodclone_map.json — merge-update, never clobber. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def merge_prodclone_map( + existing: dict[str, Any], slug: str, entry: dict[str, Any] +) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Return a NEW dict: ``existing`` with ``slug: entry`` set/overwritten. + Does not mutate ``existing`` — callers read-modify-write the JSON file + with this as the pure "modify" step, so a crash between read and write + never partially corrupts the in-memory map.""" + merged = dict(existing) + merged[slug] = entry + return merged + + +def load_prodclone_map(path: Path) -> dict[str, Any]: + if not path.exists(): + return {} + return json.loads(path.read_text()) + + +def save_prodclone_map(path: Path, data: dict[str, Any]) -> None: + path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + path.write_text(json.dumps(data, indent=2, sort_keys=True) + "\n") + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# DB-facing helpers — need a live psycopg2 connection. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def _rows_as_dicts(cur) -> list[dict[str, Any]]: + columns = [d[0] for d in cur.description] + return [dict(zip(columns, row)) for row in cur.fetchall()] + + +def fetch_conversation_stats(conn) -> list[dict[str, Any]]: + """Run :func:`sql_conversation_stats` and return one dict per conversation.""" + with conn.cursor() as cur: + cur.execute(sql_conversation_stats()) + return _rows_as_dicts(cur) + + +def fetch_votes(conn, zid: int) -> list[dict[str, Any]]: + with conn.cursor() as cur: + cur.execute(sql_votes_export(), (zid,)) + return _rows_as_dicts(cur) + + +def fetch_comments(conn, zid: int) -> list[dict[str, Any]]: + with conn.cursor() as cur: + cur.execute(sql_comments_export(), (zid,)) + return _rows_as_dicts(cur) + + +def fetch_comment_vote_counts(conn, zid: int) -> dict[int, tuple[int, int]]: + with conn.cursor() as cur: + cur.execute(sql_comment_vote_counts(), (zid,)) + return {row["tid"]: (row["agrees"], row["disagrees"]) for row in _rows_as_dicts(cur)} + + +def run_survey(conn, limit: int) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Fetch stats for every conversation, classify, and return the full + survey result (candidates per feature + size-class counts + the + threshold constants used, for the audit-trail JSON).""" + from datetime import datetime, timezone + + stats = fetch_conversation_stats(conn) + return { + "generated_at": datetime.now(timezone.utc).isoformat(), + "n_conversations": len(stats), + "size_classes": { + "small_max_votes": SMALL_MAX_VOTES, + "medium_max_votes": MEDIUM_MAX_VOTES, + "counts": size_class_counts(stats), + }, + "thresholds": _thresholds(), + "candidates": survey_candidates(stats, limit=limit), + } + + +def run_extract( + conn, *, zid: int, feature: str, out_root: Path, map_path: Path | None = None, +) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Extract one conversation's votes + comments into + ``/.local/-/`` and merge-update + prodclone_map.json. Returns ``{slug, dir, entry}``. + + ``map_path`` defaults to ``/.local/prodclone_map.json``. + """ + if feature not in FEATURES: + raise ValueError(f"unknown feature {feature!r}; must be one of {FEATURES}") + if out_root.exists() and not out_root.is_dir(): + raise NotADirectoryError(f"out_root must be a directory: {out_root}") + if map_path is None: + map_path = out_root / ".local" / "prodclone_map.json" + + existing_map = load_prodclone_map(map_path) + slug = next_free_slug(feature, existing_map.keys()) + prefix = fake_report_prefix(zid) + target_dir = compute_extract_dir(out_root, prefix, slug) + + votes_raw = fetch_votes(conn, zid) + comments_raw = fetch_comments(conn, zid) + vote_counts = fetch_comment_vote_counts(conn, zid) + + votes_rows = format_votes_rows(votes_raw) + comments_rows = format_comments_rows(comments_raw, vote_counts) + + dir_name = target_dir.name # "-" + write_votes_csv(target_dir / f"{dir_name}-votes.csv", votes_rows) + write_comments_csv(target_dir / f"{dir_name}-comments.csv", comments_rows) + + from datetime import datetime, timezone + + entry = { + "zid": zid, + "feature": feature, + "extracted_at": datetime.now(timezone.utc).isoformat(), + "n_votes": len(votes_rows), + "n_comments": len(comments_rows), + "filters": _thresholds(), + } + merged_map = merge_prodclone_map(existing_map, slug, entry) + save_prodclone_map(map_path, merged_map) + + return {"slug": slug, "dir": str(target_dir), "entry": entry} diff --git a/delphi/polismath/replay/real_data.py b/delphi/polismath/replay/real_data.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..cece77c727 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/polismath/replay/real_data.py @@ -0,0 +1,136 @@ +"""Loaders for real exported datasets (public, under ``delphi/real_data``). + +Export vote CSVs have columns ``timestamp,datetime,comment-id,voter-id,vote`` +with **second**-resolution timestamps. + +Sign caveat (era A only): export CSVs carry *flipped* signs relative to the +raw DB votes the math consumed (the flip is export-only — +math/src/polismath/darwin/export.clj:106-113). Era-B inference ignores signs +entirely (dom membership only). Before using era-A weights on export data, +audit the mapping; until then :func:`load_export_votes` stores the export +sign verbatim and era-A runs on export data are marked diagnostic-only. + +Datasets are located by slug glob (``real_data/*-``) so report-id +directory names never appear in code. +""" + +import csv +import re +from pathlib import Path + +from polismath.replay.types import ModEvent, ReplayDataset + +REAL_DATA_ROOT = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2] / "real_data" + +# Slug allow-list — same precedent as prodclone.py's minted-slug regex +# (``_SLUG_RE_TEMPLATE``): a slug flows unsanitized into a ``Path.glob()`` +# pattern below, so without this guard a slug containing glob metacharacters +# (``*``, ``?``, ``[...]``) or path separators (``../``) could escape the +# intended directory or match unintended files. +_SLUG_RE = re.compile(r"^[A-Za-z0-9_-]+$") + +# Comments-CSV columns a moderation-history-carrying export must have before +# we attempt to weave mod events out of it — MOD_RESTART_PORT_SPEC.md "Python +# ports" item 3. Older comments CSVs (pre-dating this port) lack "modified" +# and are left alone: no mod events, no error. "is-meta" is optional and +# defaults to False when absent, mirroring the clj reader; "comment-id" and +# "moderated" ARE required — the row loop reads them unconditionally, so a +# header missing either takes the graceful no-events path instead of a +# KeyError mid-row (#2656 review finding 3). +_MOD_EVENT_REQUIRED_COLUMNS = frozenset({"modified", "comment-id", "moderated"}) +_TRUE_STRINGS = frozenset({"1", "true", "t", "yes"}) + + +def _parse_bool(value: str | None) -> bool: + if value is None: + return False + return value.strip().lower() in _TRUE_STRINGS + + +def _load_mod_events(comments_csv: Path) -> tuple[list[ModEvent], int]: + """Build ``ModEvent``s from a comments CSV carrying the moderation-history + columns, alongside the existing ``comment-id``/``moderated`` columns + (modified->t_ms, comment-id->tid, moderated->mod, is-meta->is_meta). + + Returns ``([], 0)`` when the required columns are absent (a header-level + check — this is a format detection, not a per-row guess). Rows with no + ``modified`` value cannot be woven into a replay schedule (nothing to + interleave on) — SKIPPED; the count is returned for provenance (surfaced + via :attr:`~polismath.replay.types.ReplayDataset.mod_events_skipped`). + """ + with open(comments_csv, newline="") as fh: + reader = csv.DictReader(fh) + fieldnames = set(reader.fieldnames or []) + if not _MOD_EVENT_REQUIRED_COLUMNS <= fieldnames: + return [], 0 + + events: list[ModEvent] = [] + skipped = 0 + for row in reader: + modified = (row.get("modified") or "").strip() + if not modified: + skipped += 1 + continue + events.append( + ModEvent( + t_ms=int(modified), + tid=int(row["comment-id"]), + mod=int(row["moderated"]), + is_meta=_parse_bool(row.get("is-meta")), + ) + ) + return events, skipped + + +def dataset_dir(slug: str) -> Path | None: + """Locate a dataset directory by slug — public (``real_data/*-``) + first, then private (``real_data/.local/*-``, gitignored). A public + match wins a slug collision.""" + if not _SLUG_RE.match(slug): + return None + hits = sorted(REAL_DATA_ROOT.glob(f"*-{slug}")) + if not hits: + hits = sorted(REAL_DATA_ROOT.glob(f".local/*-{slug}")) + return hits[0] if hits else None + + +def load_export_votes(slug: str) -> ReplayDataset: + """Load an exported votes CSV into a ReplayDataset. + + Comment creation times are inferred as first-vote times (lower bound on + availability; adequate because a comment is unobservable in the mark + likelihood before its first vote anyway). + + If a ``*-comments.csv`` sits alongside the votes CSV AND carries the + moderation-history columns (``modified``, ``is-meta``), the dataset's + ``mod_events`` are built from it (see :func:`_load_mod_events`) — older + comments CSVs, or datasets with no comments CSV at all, yield no mod + events (unchanged from before this was wired up). + """ + d = dataset_dir(slug) + if d is None: + raise FileNotFoundError(f"no dataset directory matching *-{slug}") + votes_csvs = sorted(d.glob("*-votes.csv")) + if not votes_csvs: + raise FileNotFoundError(f"no *-votes.csv in {d.name}") + raw: list[tuple[int, int, int, int]] = [] + with open(votes_csvs[0], newline="") as fh: + for row in csv.DictReader(fh): + raw.append( + ( + int(row["timestamp"]) * 1000, + int(row["voter-id"]), + int(row["comment-id"]), + int(row["vote"]), + ) + ) + + mod_events: list[ModEvent] = [] + mod_events_skipped = 0 + comments_csvs = sorted(d.glob("*-comments.csv")) + if comments_csvs: + mod_events, mod_events_skipped = _load_mod_events(comments_csvs[0]) + + dataset = ReplayDataset.build(raw, mod_events=mod_events) + dataset.mod_events_skipped = mod_events_skipped + return dataset diff --git a/delphi/polismath/replay/schedule.py b/delphi/polismath/replay/schedule.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..671e16d62d --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/polismath/replay/schedule.py @@ -0,0 +1,337 @@ +"""Schedule spec (JSON) + slicer + presets — replay harness Phase H-A. + +A *schedule* is a first-class INPUT to the harness (REPLAY_HARNESS_DESIGN.md +§4): it declares WHERE a recompute fires along a conversation's **sorted** +event stream. R2 (schedule inference) consumes the same spec object, so the +resolution of cut modes into 1-based vote *slots* is kept consistent with +:meth:`polismath.replay.types.ReplayDataset.validate_schedule` / +:meth:`~polismath.replay.types.ReplayDataset.segments` — a cut slot ``s`` means +"a recompute fired after ingesting votes ``1..s``". + +Why sort first (design §5): the export CSVs are NOT pre-sorted (vw has 2136 +out-of-order rows). :meth:`ReplayDataset.build` sorts stably by +``(t_ms, input order)`` and flags revotes; this module operates on that sorted +stream so it does NOT inherit ``prepare_votes_data``'s unsorted-file-order +quirk. Revotes are KEPT (no dedup) — later-vote-wins is resolved inside the +engine, not at the source. + +Cut modes (design §4): +- ``vote-count`` : ``at`` are absolute vote counts (== slots). ``"end"`` → n. +- ``explicit-event-index``: ``at`` are 1-based sorted vote indices (== slots). +- ``timestamp`` : ``at`` are t_ms values; slot = #votes with ``t_ms <= T``. +- ``fraction`` : ``at`` are fractions in (0, 1]; slot = ``round(f * n)``. + +Presets: ``uniform-N``, ``front-loaded``, ``back-loaded``, ``every-vote`` +(small datasets only), ``single-cut`` (== today's cold-start), ``per-day`` +(day boundaries from the real timestamps). +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import json +from dataclasses import dataclass, field +from pathlib import Path +from typing import Any + +from polismath.replay.types import ModEvent, ReplayDataset, Schedule, VoteEvent + +_END = "end" +_VALID_MODES = frozenset( + {"vote-count", "explicit-event-index", "timestamp", "fraction"} +) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Schedule spec (the JSON input, preserved verbatim for the store). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class ScheduleSpec: + """A (dataset, schedule) declaration — the verbatim §4 JSON input. + + ``to_dict`` returns exactly the mapping the spec was built from so the store + can persist ``schedule.json`` byte-faithfully (design §7): any replay is + re-derivable from (schedule, dataset, commit). + """ + + dataset: str + schedule_id: str + cuts: dict[str, Any] + source: str = "votes-csv" + # "none" | "interleave-by-timestamp" | explicit list of ModEvent-shaped dicts + moderation: Any = "none" + clojure: dict[str, Any] = field(default_factory=lambda: {"warm_start": "chain"}) + notes: str = "" + # Restart seam (MOD_RESTART_PORT_SPEC.md "Replay-step semantics" / restart + # plumbing): after recording the step at this index, the driver rebuilds + # the conversation the way a Clojure worker restart would (see driver.py's + # `_restart_conversation`). None (default) means no restart — every + # existing schedule is unaffected. + restart_after: int | None = None + # Verbatim mapping this spec was loaded from (None → reconstruct on demand). + _raw: dict[str, Any] | None = field(default=None, repr=False, compare=False) + + @classmethod + def from_dict(cls, d: dict[str, Any]) -> "ScheduleSpec": + """Build from a §4 mapping, retaining it verbatim for round-tripping.""" + return cls( + dataset=d["dataset"], + schedule_id=d["schedule_id"], + cuts=d["cuts"], + source=d.get("source", "votes-csv"), + moderation=d.get("moderation", "none"), + clojure=d.get("clojure", {"warm_start": "chain"}), + notes=d.get("notes", ""), + restart_after=d.get("restart_after"), + _raw=dict(d), + ) + + @classmethod + def from_json_file(cls, path: str | Path) -> "ScheduleSpec": + with open(path) as fh: + return cls.from_dict(json.load(fh)) + + def to_dict(self) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Return the verbatim input mapping (or reconstruct a canonical one).""" + if self._raw is not None: + return dict(self._raw) + return { + "dataset": self.dataset, + "schedule_id": self.schedule_id, + "source": self.source, + "cuts": self.cuts, + "moderation": self.moderation, + "clojure": self.clojure, + "notes": self.notes, + "restart_after": self.restart_after, + } + + def write_json(self, path: str | Path) -> None: + with open(path, "w") as fh: + json.dump(self.to_dict(), fh, indent=2) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# One replay step: a batch of votes + newly-active moderation, and its cut. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class ReplayStep: + """A single (batch-ingest → recompute → record) unit (design §2). + + ``prev_slot``/``cut_slot`` are the half-open ``(prev_slot, cut_slot]`` vote + range (1-based, inclusive right). ``vote_events`` is that batch in sorted + order; ``mod_events`` are moderation changes that become active in this + segment (interleave); ``cut_time_ms`` is the wall-clock of the batch's last + vote (the cut's clock, used to interleave moderation). + """ + + index: int + prev_slot: int + cut_slot: int + vote_events: tuple[VoteEvent, ...] + mod_events: tuple[ModEvent, ...] + cut_time_ms: int + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Cut-mode resolution → strictly-increasing 1-based slots. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def resolve_cut_slots(dataset: ReplayDataset, cuts: dict[str, Any]) -> Schedule: + """Resolve a §4 ``cuts`` spec into a validated :data:`Schedule`. + + Returns a strictly-increasing tuple of 1-based slots in ``1..n``. Slots + that resolve to 0 (e.g. a timestamp before the first vote) are dropped as + degenerate — recomputing an empty conversation is a no-op. Duplicate slots + are collapsed; out-of-range slots raise via ``validate_schedule``. + """ + mode = cuts.get("mode") + if mode not in _VALID_MODES: + raise ValueError( + f"unknown cut mode {mode!r}; expected one of {sorted(_VALID_MODES)}" + ) + at = cuts.get("at", []) + n = dataset.n + + raw_slots: list[int] = [] + for a in at: + if a == _END: + raw_slots.append(n) + elif mode in ("vote-count", "explicit-event-index"): + raw_slots.append(int(a)) + elif mode == "fraction": + f = float(a) + if not 0.0 < f <= 1.0: + raise ValueError(f"fraction cut {f} outside (0, 1]") + raw_slots.append(int(round(f * n))) + elif mode == "timestamp": + # slot = number of votes with t_ms <= T (votes are time-sorted). + raw_slots.append(_count_votes_up_to(dataset.votes, int(a))) + + # Drop degenerate 0-slots, dedupe, sort. + slots = tuple(sorted({s for s in raw_slots if s > 0})) + schedule: Schedule = slots + # validate_schedule enforces 1<=s<=n and strict monotonicity. + dataset.validate_schedule(schedule) + return schedule + + +def _count_votes_up_to(votes: list[VoteEvent], t_ms: int) -> int: + """#votes with ``t_ms <= T`` in a time-sorted list (linear; n is small).""" + count = 0 + for v in votes: + if v.t_ms <= t_ms: + count += 1 + else: + break + return count + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Slicer: schedule spec + dataset → ordered replay steps. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def slice_schedule(dataset: ReplayDataset, spec: ScheduleSpec) -> list[ReplayStep]: + """Partition the sorted event stream into :class:`ReplayStep` batches. + + One step per cut slot. The tail after the last cut is intentionally NOT a + step (recompute fires only at cut points; include ``"end"`` to recompute + the tail). Moderation events are woven in per ``spec.moderation``: + ``"none"`` ignores them; ``"interleave-by-timestamp"`` uses the dataset's + ``mod_events``; an explicit list of ModEvent-shaped dicts overrides. Each + mod event is attached to the FIRST cut whose ``cut_time_ms`` reaches its + ``t_ms``; events after the last cut are dropped (like tail votes). + """ + slots = resolve_cut_slots(dataset, spec.cuts) + if not slots: + return [] + + mod_events = _resolve_mod_events(dataset, spec) + + steps: list[ReplayStep] = [] + prev = 0 + for i, cut in enumerate(slots): + batch = tuple(dataset.votes[prev:cut]) # 1-based (prev, cut] → 0-based slice + cut_time_ms = dataset.votes[cut - 1].t_ms + prev_time = dataset.votes[prev - 1].t_ms if prev > 0 else None + step_mods = tuple( + m + for m in mod_events + if m.t_ms <= cut_time_ms and (prev_time is None or m.t_ms > prev_time) + ) + steps.append( + ReplayStep( + index=i, + prev_slot=prev, + cut_slot=cut, + vote_events=batch, + mod_events=step_mods, + cut_time_ms=cut_time_ms, + ) + ) + prev = cut + return steps + + +def _resolve_mod_events(dataset: ReplayDataset, spec: ScheduleSpec) -> list[ModEvent]: + mode = spec.moderation + if mode == "none": + return [] + if mode == "interleave-by-timestamp": + return sorted(dataset.mod_events, key=lambda m: m.t_ms) + if isinstance(mode, (list, tuple)): + parsed = [ + m if isinstance(m, ModEvent) else ModEvent( + t_ms=int(m["t_ms"]), + tid=int(m["tid"]), + mod=int(m["mod"]), + is_meta=bool(m.get("is_meta", False)), + ) + for m in mode + ] + return sorted(parsed, key=lambda m: m.t_ms) + raise ValueError(f"unknown moderation spec {mode!r}") + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Presets — each returns a ready-to-slice ScheduleSpec (design §4). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def _spec(dataset_name: str, schedule_id: str, cuts: dict[str, Any], + notes: str = "", moderation: Any = "none") -> ScheduleSpec: + return ScheduleSpec.from_dict( + { + "dataset": dataset_name, + "schedule_id": schedule_id, + "source": "votes-csv", + "cuts": cuts, + "moderation": moderation, + "clojure": {"warm_start": "chain"}, + "notes": notes, + } + ) + + +def preset_single_cut(dataset_name: str, n: int, *, schedule_id: str = "single-cut") -> ScheduleSpec: + """One recompute over the whole stream — equivalent to today's cold start.""" + return _spec(dataset_name, schedule_id, {"mode": "vote-count", "at": [_END]}, + notes="single cold-start recompute over all votes") + + +def preset_every_vote(dataset_name: str, n: int, *, schedule_id: str = "every-vote") -> ScheduleSpec: + """Recompute after every vote (small datasets only — n recomputes).""" + return _spec(dataset_name, schedule_id, + {"mode": "vote-count", "at": list(range(1, n + 1))}, + notes="recompute after every vote (small datasets only)") + + +def preset_uniform(dataset_name: str, n: int, n_cuts: int, *, + schedule_id: str | None = None) -> ScheduleSpec: + """``n_cuts`` evenly-spaced recomputes; the last lands on ``n``.""" + slots = _dedupe_slots([round(n * i / n_cuts) for i in range(1, n_cuts + 1)], n) + return _spec(dataset_name, schedule_id or f"uniform-{n_cuts}", + {"mode": "vote-count", "at": slots}, + notes=f"{n_cuts} evenly-spaced recomputes") + + +def preset_front_loaded(dataset_name: str, n: int, *, n_cuts: int = 6, + schedule_id: str = "front-loaded") -> ScheduleSpec: + """Recomputes concentrated EARLY (quadratic spacing, denser at the start).""" + slots = _dedupe_slots([round(n * (i / n_cuts) ** 2) for i in range(1, n_cuts + 1)], n) + return _spec(dataset_name, schedule_id, {"mode": "vote-count", "at": slots}, + notes="front-loads recomputes into the early conversation") + + +def preset_back_loaded(dataset_name: str, n: int, *, n_cuts: int = 6, + schedule_id: str = "back-loaded") -> ScheduleSpec: + """Recomputes concentrated LATE (mirror of front-loaded).""" + slots = _dedupe_slots( + [round(n * (1 - (1 - i / n_cuts) ** 2)) for i in range(1, n_cuts + 1)], n + ) + return _spec(dataset_name, schedule_id, {"mode": "vote-count", "at": slots}, + notes="back-loads recomputes into the late conversation") + + +def preset_per_day(dataset_name: str, dataset: ReplayDataset, *, + schedule_id: str = "per-day") -> ScheduleSpec: + """One recompute at each UTC-day boundary derived from real timestamps. + + Cut slots are the cumulative vote counts at the end of each day that has + votes; encoded as explicit event indices so the schedule is stable even if + the dataset is re-derived. Requires a time-sorted dataset (build() sorts). + """ + day_ms = 24 * 3600 * 1000 + slots: list[int] = [] + prev_day: int | None = None + for idx, v in enumerate(dataset.votes, start=1): + d = v.t_ms // day_ms + if prev_day is not None and d != prev_day: + slots.append(idx - 1) # last vote of the previous day + prev_day = d + if dataset.n: + slots.append(dataset.n) # close the final day + slots = _dedupe_slots(slots, dataset.n) + return _spec(dataset_name, schedule_id, + {"mode": "explicit-event-index", "at": slots}, + notes="one recompute per UTC day (from real timestamps)") + + +def _dedupe_slots(slots: list[int], n: int) -> list[int]: + """Clamp to ``1..n``, drop 0/dupes, keep sorted — as a plain JSON list.""" + return sorted({max(1, min(int(s), n)) for s in slots if s > 0}) diff --git a/delphi/polismath/replay/shard_bench.py b/delphi/polismath/replay/shard_bench.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..ca2fe89f4c --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/polismath/replay/shard_bench.py @@ -0,0 +1,508 @@ +"""Shard-scaling benchmark — does aggregate throughput scale with shard count? + +Closes the gap named in ``HANDOFF_PYTHON_SHARDING.md`` §8: the cost study's +``py-zid-shard`` arm launched N independent processes on N separate cells and +"exercises no ``zid % N`` filter at all", so it measured the CEILING sharding +can reach rather than a sharding implementation. This harness measures the +shipped filter: one fixed workload of ``zid``s is partitioned by the REAL +:func:`polismath.poller.service.should_process_zid`, N processes each take +their slice, and aggregate throughput is compared against the single-shard arm. + +Design notes, each of which is load-bearing for the number this produces: + +* **Cost-balanced workload.** Every zid replays the SAME dataset, so an even + count split is an even work split. ``zid % N`` balances count, not cost + (handoff §4: median 2 in-conv participants, max 23,354), but that skew is a + capacity-planning property — mixing it in here would confound the question + "does the mechanism scale?" with "is this particular zid set balanced?". +* **BLAS pinning.** Unpinned numpy fans a single recompute across every core. + N such shards on one box thrash. Every shard therefore pins its BLAS/OpenMP + threads to 1 (handoff §0); the ``pin=False`` arm exists to MEASURE that + correction rather than assume it. +* **Startup is excluded.** Interpreter start + numpy import + dataset load is + ~2 s and does not shard; each child times only its compute phase, and the + parent releases every child from a barrier so the phases actually overlap. +* **Wall is the slowest shard**, never the sum — shards run concurrently, and + the arm is done when the last one finishes. + +The live benchmark is opt-in (it needs N processes and ~a minute of CPU); this +module's pure decision points are unit-tested with canned numbers. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import json +import os +import subprocess +import sys +import time +from dataclasses import dataclass +from pathlib import Path +from typing import Any, Iterable, Sequence + +from polismath.poller.service import should_process_zid + +# Every knob a BLAS/OpenMP backend might read. Pinning only OMP_NUM_THREADS +# leaves OpenBLAS free to fan out on its own, which is exactly the pathology +# being controlled for. +BLAS_ENV_VARS = ( + "OMP_NUM_THREADS", + "OPENBLAS_NUM_THREADS", + "MKL_NUM_THREADS", + "VECLIB_MAXIMUM_THREADS", + "NUMEXPR_NUM_THREADS", +) + +# 24 is divisible by every default shard count, so each arm gets an exactly +# even split and no arm is measuring a remainder. +DEFAULT_ZID_COUNT = 24 +DEFAULT_SHARD_COUNTS = (1, 2, 4, 8) +DEFAULT_DATASET = "biodiversity" +# Quasi-linear bar. Amdahl leaves headroom for real per-process overhead +# (interpreter start is excluded, but page cache, memory bandwidth and OS +# scheduling are not), so "linear" cannot mean 1.00. +DEFAULT_MIN_EFFICIENCY = 0.8 + +_DELPHI_ROOT = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2] +CHILD_TIMEOUT_SEC = 1800.0 + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# Pure helpers +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +def shard_workload( + zids: Sequence[int], shard_index: int, shard_count: int +) -> list[int]: + """The zids this shard owns, decided by the PRODUCTION filter. + + Deliberately delegates to :func:`should_process_zid` rather than + recomputing ``zid % shard_count``: a benchmark that reimplements the thing + under test can scale beautifully while the shipped code does not. + """ + return [ + z for z in zids if should_process_zid(z, [], [], shard_index, shard_count) + ] + + +def blas_env(base: dict[str, str], *, pin: bool) -> dict[str, str]: + """Child environment with BLAS threads pinned to 1, or explicitly unpinned. + + ``pin=False`` REMOVES the variables rather than leaving them alone: the + parent shell may already export them (certify and CI both do), and an + inherited "1" would silently pin the control arm and erase the very + difference this arm exists to show. + """ + env = dict(base) + for var in BLAS_ENV_VARS: + if pin: + env[var] = "1" + else: + env.pop(var, None) + return env + + +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class ShardResult: + """One shard process's own report of its compute phase.""" + + shard_index: int + ticks: int + compute_seconds: float + # user+sys CPU consumed by this shard during the compute phase. + cpu_seconds: float = 0.0 + + +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class ArmResult: + """One (shard_count) arm: all its shards, aggregated.""" + + shard_count: int + ticks: int + wall_seconds: float + throughput: float + cpu_seconds: float = 0.0 + cpu_per_tick: float = 0.0 + + +def summarize_arm(shard_count: int, results: Sequence[ShardResult]) -> ArmResult: + """Aggregate an arm. Wall = the SLOWEST shard, since they run concurrently. + + ``cpu_per_tick`` is the diagnostic that makes a disappointing speedup + interpretable: if it stays flat as N grows, each shard is doing the same + work and the wall-clock ceiling is core availability (a property of the + BOX). If it climbs, the shards are genuinely interfering (a property of + the MECHANISM). Without it, a sub-linear number cannot be attributed. + """ + if not results: + raise ValueError(f"no shard results for shard_count={shard_count}") + wall = max(r.compute_seconds for r in results) + if wall <= 0: + raise ValueError( + f"non-positive wall {wall!r} for shard_count={shard_count}: " + "the compute phase was not measured" + ) + ticks = sum(r.ticks for r in results) + cpu = sum(r.cpu_seconds for r in results) + return ArmResult( + shard_count=shard_count, + ticks=ticks, + wall_seconds=wall, + throughput=ticks / wall, + cpu_seconds=cpu, + cpu_per_tick=cpu / ticks if ticks else 0.0, + ) + + +def load_warning( + *, load1: float, cpu_count: int | None, shard_count: int +) -> str | None: + """Warn when the machine cannot actually give ``shard_count`` shards a core. + + A scaling sweep on a loaded box measures the BOX. This is not hypothetical: + a sweep taken at load 9.0 on a 10-core laptop reported 3.60x at N=8 while + CPU per tick stayed flat — the shards were starved, not contending, and + nothing in the table said so. + """ + if not cpu_count or shard_count <= 1: + return None + free = cpu_count - load1 + if free >= shard_count: + return None + return ( + f"WARNING: load average {load1:.1f} on {cpu_count} cores leaves ~{free:.1f} " + f"free, but the largest arm wants {shard_count}. Wall-clock speedup is a " + "FLOOR, not the mechanism's ceiling — compare cpu/tick instead, and " + "re-run on a quiet machine for a real scaling number." + ) + + +def best_arm(arms: Sequence[ArmResult]) -> ArmResult: + """The fastest repeat of one arm. + + Timing noise on a shared machine is one-sided: background load can only ADD + wall time. The minimum is therefore the best estimate of the true cost, + where a mean would encode whatever else the box happened to be running. + """ + if not arms: + raise ValueError("no arms to choose from") + counts = {a.shard_count for a in arms} + if len(counts) != 1: + raise ValueError(f"all repeats must share the same shard_count, got {counts}") + return max(arms, key=lambda a: a.throughput) + + +def karp_flatt(speedup: float, shard_count: int) -> float | None: + """Karp-Flatt experimentally-determined serial fraction. + + ``e = (1/S - 1/N) / (1 - 1/N)``. Reported because the handoff quotes + serial fractions (py-threads 0.9884, py-zid-shard 0.0013), so this is the + directly comparable statistic — and unlike raw speedup it exposes overhead + that grows with N. Undefined for a single worker. + """ + if shard_count <= 1: + return None + inv_n = 1.0 / shard_count + return (1.0 / speedup - inv_n) / (1.0 - inv_n) + + +def scaling_table(arms: Iterable[ArmResult]) -> list[dict[str, Any]]: + """Rows of (shard_count, ticks, wall, throughput, speedup, efficiency, + serial_fraction), speedup measured against the single-shard arm.""" + ordered = sorted(arms, key=lambda a: a.shard_count) + baseline = next((a for a in ordered if a.shard_count == 1), None) + if baseline is None: + raise ValueError( + "no shard_count=1 baseline arm: speedup is meaningless without it" + ) + rows: list[dict[str, Any]] = [] + for arm in ordered: + speedup = arm.throughput / baseline.throughput + rows.append( + { + "shard_count": arm.shard_count, + "ticks": arm.ticks, + "wall_seconds": arm.wall_seconds, + "throughput": arm.throughput, + "speedup": speedup, + "efficiency": speedup / arm.shard_count, + "serial_fraction": karp_flatt(speedup, arm.shard_count), + "cpu_per_tick": arm.cpu_per_tick, + # Flat across N => same work per tick, so any wall-clock + # shortfall is core availability, not sharding overhead. + "cpu_per_tick_vs_baseline": ( + arm.cpu_per_tick / baseline.cpu_per_tick + if baseline.cpu_per_tick else None + ), + } + ) + return rows + + +def verdict( + rows: Sequence[dict[str, Any]], *, min_efficiency: float = DEFAULT_MIN_EFFICIENCY +) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Quasi-linear iff parallel efficiency at the LARGEST arm clears the bar. + + The largest arm is the honest place to judge: efficiency decays with N, so + a mid-range arm can look fine while the top one has already collapsed. + """ + if len(rows) < 2: + raise ValueError("need at least two arms (a baseline and one more)") + top = max(rows, key=lambda r: r["shard_count"]) + return { + "quasi_linear": bool(top["efficiency"] >= min_efficiency), + "max_shard_count": top["shard_count"], + "speedup": top["speedup"], + "efficiency": top["efficiency"], + "serial_fraction": top["serial_fraction"], + "min_efficiency": min_efficiency, + } + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# Child: one shard process +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +def run_shard_workload( + dataset_slug: str, + zids: Sequence[int], + shard_index: int, + shard_count: int, + *, + n_cuts: int, + ready_path: Path | None = None, + go_path: Path | None = None, +) -> ShardResult: + """Replay each owned zid and report ONLY the compute phase. + + Imports, dataset load and conversation setup happen before the barrier, so + the measured window contains math and nothing else. + """ + # Imported here, not at module scope: the parent process orchestrates and + # must not pay numpy/scipy import cost, and the child must pay it BEFORE + # the barrier so it lands outside the timed window. + from polismath.replay.driver import run_replay + from polismath.replay.real_data import load_export_votes + from polismath.replay.schedule import ScheduleSpec + + owned = shard_workload(zids, shard_index, shard_count) + dataset = load_export_votes(dataset_slug) + n_votes = len(dataset.votes) + cuts = [round(n_votes * (i + 1) / n_cuts) for i in range(n_cuts)] + spec = ScheduleSpec( + dataset=dataset_slug, + schedule_id=f"shardbench{n_cuts}", + cuts={"mode": "vote-count", "at": cuts}, + ) + + # Barrier: every shard signals readiness, then waits to be released, so the + # arms' compute phases actually overlap. Without it a staggered start lets + # early shards run alone, understating contention and overstating speedup. + if ready_path is not None: + ready_path.write_text("ready", encoding="utf-8") + if go_path is not None: + while not go_path.exists(): + time.sleep(0.01) + + import resource + + ticks = 0 + ru0 = resource.getrusage(resource.RUSAGE_SELF) + t0 = time.perf_counter() + for _zid in owned: + ticks += len(run_replay(dataset, spec)) + compute = time.perf_counter() - t0 + ru1 = resource.getrusage(resource.RUSAGE_SELF) + cpu = (ru1.ru_utime - ru0.ru_utime) + (ru1.ru_stime - ru0.ru_stime) + + return ShardResult( + shard_index=shard_index, ticks=ticks, compute_seconds=compute, + cpu_seconds=cpu, + ) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# Parent: orchestrate one arm, then the sweep +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +def _child_cmd( + dataset: str, zid_count: int, shard_index: int, shard_count: int, + n_cuts: int, ready: Path, go: Path, +) -> list[str]: + return [ + sys.executable, "-m", "polismath.replay.shard_bench", + "--dataset", dataset, + "--zid-count", str(zid_count), + "--shard-index", str(shard_index), + "--shard-count", str(shard_count), + "--cuts", str(n_cuts), + "--ready-file", str(ready), + "--go-file", str(go), + ] + + +def run_arm( + dataset: str, zid_count: int, shard_count: int, *, n_cuts: int, pin: bool, + work_dir: Path, log: Any = None, +) -> ArmResult: + """Spawn ``shard_count`` real processes, barrier them, collect their reports.""" + work_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + go = work_dir / f"go-{shard_count}-{int(pin)}" + go.unlink(missing_ok=True) + env = blas_env(dict(os.environ), pin=pin) + + # Child output goes to FILES, never pipes. conversation.py logs several KB + # per tick to stderr; a 64KB pipe fills long before a shard finishes, and + # the child then blocks on write until the parent reads it. Because the + # parent drains shard-by-shard (communicate() below), shard 0 would run at + # full speed while every other shard sat blocked awaiting its turn — which + # serialises the arm and silently destroys the measurement. Measured on an + # IDLE 16-core r8g.4xlarge before this fix: 1.05x at N=2, cpu/tick flat. + procs: list[tuple[int, subprocess.Popen, Path, Path, Path, Any, Any]] = [] + for idx in range(shard_count): + ready = work_dir / f"ready-{shard_count}-{int(pin)}-{idx}" + ready.unlink(missing_ok=True) + out_path = work_dir / f"out-{shard_count}-{int(pin)}-{idx}.txt" + err_path = work_dir / f"err-{shard_count}-{int(pin)}-{idx}.txt" + out_fh = out_path.open("w", encoding="utf-8") + err_fh = err_path.open("w", encoding="utf-8") + proc = subprocess.Popen( + _child_cmd(dataset, zid_count, idx, shard_count, n_cuts, ready, go), + cwd=str(_DELPHI_ROOT), env=env, + stdout=out_fh, stderr=err_fh, text=True, + ) + procs.append((idx, proc, ready, out_path, err_path, out_fh, err_fh)) + + def _kill_and_close_all() -> None: + """Kill every still-alive shard, reap it, and close BOTH of its output + handles -- for every proc, not just the one that triggered the abort. + Used on both barrier-wait failure paths below so a dead/hung shard + never leaves its siblings running unreaped or their fhs leaked.""" + for _, p, _, _, _, out_fh, err_fh in procs: + if p.poll() is None: + p.kill() + p.wait(timeout=CHILD_TIMEOUT_SEC) + out_fh.close() + err_fh.close() + + # Wait for every child to finish its setup, then release them together. + deadline = time.monotonic() + CHILD_TIMEOUT_SEC + while not all(r.exists() for _, _, r, _, _, _, _ in procs): + dead = [ + (i, p, ep) for i, p, _, _, ep, _, _ in procs if p.poll() is not None + ] + if dead: + i, p, ep = dead[0] + err = ep.read_text(encoding="utf-8", errors="replace") if ep.exists() else "" + _kill_and_close_all() + raise RuntimeError( + f"shard {i} died before the barrier (rc={p.returncode}):\n" + f"{err.strip()[-2000:]}" + ) + if time.monotonic() > deadline: + _kill_and_close_all() + raise RuntimeError("timed out waiting for shards to become ready") + time.sleep(0.01) + go.write_text("go", encoding="utf-8") + + results: list[ShardResult] = [] + for idx, proc, _, out_path, err_path, out_fh, err_fh in procs: + proc.wait(timeout=CHILD_TIMEOUT_SEC) + out_fh.close() + err_fh.close() + if proc.returncode != 0: + err = err_path.read_text(encoding="utf-8", errors="replace") + raise RuntimeError( + f"shard {idx}/{shard_count} failed (rc={proc.returncode}):\n" + f"{err.strip()[-2000:]}" + ) + out = out_path.read_text(encoding="utf-8", errors="replace").strip() + if not out: + err = err_path.read_text(encoding="utf-8", errors="replace") + raise RuntimeError( + f"shard {idx}/{shard_count} produced no result line:\n" + f"{err.strip()[-2000:]}" + ) + payload = json.loads(out.splitlines()[-1]) + results.append(ShardResult(**payload)) + + arm = summarize_arm(shard_count, results) + if log is not None: + log( + f" N={shard_count:>2} ticks={arm.ticks:>4} " + f"wall={arm.wall_seconds:6.2f}s {arm.throughput:6.2f} ticks/s" + ) + return arm + + +def run_sweep( + *, dataset: str = DEFAULT_DATASET, zid_count: int = DEFAULT_ZID_COUNT, + shard_counts: Sequence[int] = DEFAULT_SHARD_COUNTS, n_cuts: int = 4, + pin: bool = True, work_dir: Path, min_efficiency: float = DEFAULT_MIN_EFFICIENCY, + repeats: int = 1, log: Any = None, +) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Run every arm ``repeats`` times, keep each arm's fastest, and judge. + + Load average is recorded because it is the single biggest confounder on a + developer machine: a sweep taken under heavy background load understates + scaling, and a reader cannot tell that from the table alone. + """ + for n in shard_counts: + if zid_count % n: + raise ValueError( + f"zid_count={zid_count} is not divisible by shard_count={n}: " + "an uneven split would measure a remainder, not scaling" + ) + load_before = os.getloadavg() + arms: list[ArmResult] = [] + for n in sorted(shard_counts): + repeats_for_n = [ + run_arm(dataset, zid_count, n, n_cuts=n_cuts, pin=pin, + work_dir=work_dir, log=log) + for _ in range(max(1, repeats)) + ] + arms.append(best_arm(repeats_for_n)) + rows = scaling_table(arms) + return { + "dataset": dataset, + "zid_count": zid_count, + "cuts_per_zid": n_cuts, + "blas_pinned": pin, + "repeats": repeats, + "cpu_count": os.cpu_count(), + "load_before": load_before, + "load_after": os.getloadavg(), + "rows": rows, + "verdict": verdict(rows, min_efficiency=min_efficiency), + } + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# Child entrypoint (python -m polismath.replay.shard_bench) +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +def _main(argv: Sequence[str]) -> int: + import argparse + + ap = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="one shard of the scaling benchmark") + ap.add_argument("--dataset", required=True) + ap.add_argument("--zid-count", type=int, required=True) + ap.add_argument("--shard-index", type=int, required=True) + ap.add_argument("--shard-count", type=int, required=True) + ap.add_argument("--cuts", type=int, default=4) + ap.add_argument("--ready-file") + ap.add_argument("--go-file") + args = ap.parse_args(list(argv)) + + result = run_shard_workload( + args.dataset, + list(range(args.zid_count)), + args.shard_index, + args.shard_count, + n_cuts=args.cuts, + ready_path=Path(args.ready_file) if args.ready_file else None, + go_path=Path(args.go_file) if args.go_file else None, + ) + print(json.dumps(result.__dict__)) + return 0 + + +if __name__ == "__main__": + raise SystemExit(_main(sys.argv[1:])) diff --git a/delphi/polismath/replay/stepcompare.py b/delphi/polismath/replay/stepcompare.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..6e7df8dd54 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/polismath/replay/stepcompare.py @@ -0,0 +1,205 @@ +"""Step comparer — replay harness Phase H-A (design §8). + +A THIN repointing layer over +:class:`polismath.regression.comparer.ConversationComparer`. That comparer +already does recursive tolerant diffing, PCA sign-flip / scaling detection, and +outlier handling on arbitrary nested ``{key: blob}`` maps — so comparing two +recordings is just: reset it, run ``_compare_dicts`` on each pair of step blobs, +and classify the surviving divergences by FIELD FAMILY. We do NOT rewrite the +comparer. + +Tolerance classes (design §8): +- **exact** — counts, in-conv, moderation sets, selections/ids. These are + integers/lists in the blob; ``_compare_dicts`` already compares them exactly + (tolerance never applies to ints), so any difference is a hard divergence. +- **tolerant** — PCA comps/proj, cluster centers (PCA-derived), silhouettes, + repness/consensus/priority stats. These are floats compared within tolerance, + with PCA sign-flips absorbed (``ignore_pca_sign_flip=True``). + +The family tag is a reporting overlay: a divergence is 'tolerant' when its path +is PCA-related OR it is a numeric mismatch under a known stat container; else +'exact'. Because the underlying comparer already applies zero tolerance to +ints and numeric tolerance to floats, this classification faithfully realises +the per-family tolerance without a second comparison pass. + +``math_tick`` (wall-clock, conversation.py:2226) is ignored by the underlying +comparer, so it never shows up as a divergence. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import json +import re +from pathlib import Path +from typing import Any + +from polismath.regression.comparer import ConversationComparer +from polismath.replay.store import _safe_path_component, load_step_blobs + +# Numeric-stat containers whose float leaves are the 'tolerant' family. +# `consensus` (top-level) joins group-aware-consensus: both are float consensus +# stats. `silhouette` scores (e.g. within group-clusters) are handled by path in +# _family so a group-clusters ID/member mismatch stays EXACT. +DEFAULT_TOLERANT_STAT_KEYS = frozenset( + {"repness", "participant_info", "comment_priorities", "group-aware-consensus", + "consensus"} +) + +_TOP_KEY_RE = re.compile(r"^step_\d+\.([^.\[]+)") + + +class StepComparer: + """Compare two step blobs and class divergences by field family.""" + + def __init__( + self, + *, + abs_tolerance: float = 1e-6, + rel_tolerance: float = 0.01, + outlier_fraction: float = 0.01, + ignore_pca_sign_flip: bool = True, + tolerant_stat_keys: frozenset[str] = DEFAULT_TOLERANT_STAT_KEYS, + ): + # One tolerant-configured comparer; PCA sign/scale handled internally. + self._cmp = ConversationComparer( + abs_tolerance=abs_tolerance, + rel_tolerance=rel_tolerance, + ignore_pca_sign_flip=ignore_pca_sign_flip, + outlier_fraction=outlier_fraction, + ) + self._tolerant_keys = tolerant_stat_keys + + def compare_step(self, blob_a: dict, blob_b: dict, index: int) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Diff one pair of step blobs → a per-step, per-family report.""" + c = self._cmp + # Reset the comparer's accumulators for a clean per-step run. + c.all_differences = [] + c.sign_flip_warnings = [] + c.outlier_warnings = [] + c._pca_sign_flips = {} + + path = f"step_{index}" + c._compare_dicts(blob_a, blob_b, path=path, stage_name=path) + + exact: list[dict] = [] + tolerant: list[dict] = [] + for diff in c.all_differences: + entry = { + "path": diff.get("path"), + "reason": diff.get("reason"), + "a": diff.get("golden_value"), + "b": diff.get("current_value"), + } + (tolerant if self._family(diff) == "tolerant" else exact).append(entry) + + return { + "step": index, + "match": len(c.all_differences) == 0, + "n_divergences": len(c.all_differences), + "families": {"exact": exact, "tolerant": tolerant}, + "sign_flips": [ + {"path": w.get("path"), "message": w.get("message")} + for w in c.sign_flip_warnings + ], + } + + def _family(self, diff: dict) -> str: + path = diff.get("path", "") or "" + reason = diff.get("reason", "") or "" + if self._cmp._is_pca_related_path(path): + return "tolerant" + # Silhouette scores are float cluster-quality stats (e.g. the + # group-clusters silhouette) — tolerant, not a hard structural mismatch. + # Keyed on the path (not the top key) so a group-clusters ID/member + # divergence stays EXACT. + if reason.startswith("Numeric mismatch") and "silhouette" in path: + return "tolerant" + m = _TOP_KEY_RE.match(path) + top = m.group(1) if m else "" + if top in self._tolerant_keys and reason.startswith("Numeric mismatch"): + return "tolerant" + return "exact" + + +def compare_recordings( + dir_a: str | Path, + dir_b: str | Path, + *, + engine: str = "py", + comparer: StepComparer | None = None, +) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Compare two recordings step-by-step (design §8). + + Aligns ``py/step-NNN.json`` blobs by index. A step-count mismatch is + reported (never silently truncated): only the overlapping prefix is + diffed, and ``overall_match`` is False whenever counts differ or any + aligned step diverges. + """ + dir_a, dir_b = Path(dir_a), Path(dir_b) + # engine joins the paths as a single component — reject traversal values. + engine = _safe_path_component(engine, label="engine") + blobs_a = load_step_blobs(dir_a / engine) + blobs_b = load_step_blobs(dir_b / engine) + cmp = comparer or StepComparer() + + aligned = min(len(blobs_a), len(blobs_b)) + per_step = [cmp.compare_step(blobs_a[i], blobs_b[i], i) for i in range(aligned)] + + count_mismatch = len(blobs_a) != len(blobs_b) + steps_match = all(s["match"] for s in per_step) + + total_exact = sum(len(s["families"]["exact"]) for s in per_step) + total_tolerant = sum(len(s["families"]["tolerant"]) for s in per_step) + + return { + "recording_a": str(dir_a), + "recording_b": str(dir_b), + "engine": engine, + "n_steps_a": len(blobs_a), + "n_steps_b": len(blobs_b), + "aligned_steps": aligned, + "step_count_mismatch": count_mismatch, + "overall_match": steps_match and not count_mismatch, + "summary": { + "diverging_steps": sum(1 for s in per_step if not s["match"]), + "total_exact_divergences": total_exact, + "total_tolerant_divergences": total_tolerant, + }, + "per_step": per_step, + } + + +def write_report(report: dict[str, Any], path: str | Path) -> None: + Path(path).parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + with open(path, "w") as fh: + json.dump(report, fh, indent=2, default=str) + + +def format_report(report: dict[str, Any]) -> str: + """Render a compact human summary of a compare_recordings report.""" + lines: list[str] = [] + verdict = "MATCH" if report["overall_match"] else "DIVERGENCE" + lines.append(f"Replay comparison: {verdict}") + lines.append(f" A: {report['recording_a']} ({report['n_steps_a']} steps)") + lines.append(f" B: {report['recording_b']} ({report['n_steps_b']} steps)") + if report["step_count_mismatch"]: + lines.append( + f" ! step-count mismatch — comparing first {report['aligned_steps']}" + ) + s = report["summary"] + lines.append( + f" diverging steps: {s['diverging_steps']}/{report['aligned_steps']}" + f" (exact={s['total_exact_divergences']}," + f" tolerant={s['total_tolerant_divergences']})" + ) + for step in report["per_step"]: + if step["match"]: + continue + ex = len(step["families"]["exact"]) + tol = len(step["families"]["tolerant"]) + lines.append(f" step {step['step']}: exact={ex} tolerant={tol}") + for d in step["families"]["exact"][:3]: + lines.append(f" [exact] {d['path']}: {d['reason']}") + for d in step["families"]["tolerant"][:3]: + lines.append(f" [tolerant] {d['path']}: {d['reason']}") + return "\n".join(lines) diff --git a/delphi/polismath/replay/store.py b/delphi/polismath/replay/store.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..b9a72b7ac5 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/polismath/replay/store.py @@ -0,0 +1,281 @@ +"""Recording store + provenance — replay harness Phase H-A (design §7). + +Layout (one directory per (dataset, schedule)):: + + real_data/.local/replays/// + schedule.json # the §4 input, VERBATIM + provenance.json # delphi commit, dataset sha256, versions, flags + py/step-000.json # {index, cut_slot, …, blob: to_dict, extras} + py/step-001.json + … + +Everything lives under ``real_data/.local/`` which is gitignored +(``delphi/.gitignore:219``; verified with ``git check-ignore``), so replays of +private datasets never leak into the repo — and neither do the absolute paths a +provenance file may contain. Directory creation is lazy: :func:`recording_dir` +only computes a path; :func:`write_recording` creates it. + +Provenance satisfies the reproducible-traces requirement: a replay is +re-derivable from (schedule.json, dataset file, delphi commit). We additionally +pin the runtime that MATTERS for the numbers — the vote-sign convention +(``delphi``; the future Clojure driver needs raw-DB/flipped signs), the +``POLISMATH_PCA_IMPL`` engine flag, and numpy/sklearn/pandas versions. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import hashlib +import json +import os +import platform +import subprocess +from dataclasses import dataclass +from datetime import datetime, timezone +from pathlib import Path +from typing import Any + +from polismath.replay.driver import VOTE_SIGN_CONVENTION, StepRecord +from polismath.replay.schedule import ScheduleSpec + +# Default engine tag for the store subdirectory (design reserves clj/ for H-B). +PY_ENGINE = "py" + + +def replays_root() -> Path: + """Default store root: ``delphi/real_data/.local/replays`` (gitignored).""" + # store.py → replay → polismath → delphi + delphi = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2] + return delphi / "real_data" / ".local" / "replays" + + +def _safe_path_component(name: str, *, label: str) -> str: + """Reject a path component that could escape the store root (path traversal). + + ``dataset`` / ``schedule_id`` flow straight into the on-disk path, so a value + like ``..`` or ``/etc`` (or one containing a separator) would write OUTSIDE + ``replays_root()``. Slugs are simple identifiers — reject anything else. + """ + if ( + not isinstance(name, str) + or not name + or name in (".", "..") + or os.path.isabs(name) + or "/" in name + or "\\" in name + or os.sep in name + or (os.altsep and os.altsep in name) + ): + raise ValueError(f"unsafe {label} for recording path: {name!r}") + return name + + +def recording_dir(dataset: str, schedule_id: str, *, root: Path | None = None) -> Path: + """Compute (do NOT create) the recording directory for (dataset, schedule).""" + dataset = _safe_path_component(dataset, label="dataset") + schedule_id = _safe_path_component(schedule_id, label="schedule_id") + return (root or replays_root()) / dataset / schedule_id + + +def write_recording( + records: list[StepRecord], + spec: ScheduleSpec, + *, + root: Path | None = None, + engine: str = PY_ENGINE, + extra_provenance: dict[str, Any] | None = None, +) -> Path: + """Write schedule.json (verbatim), provenance.json and per-step blobs. + + Returns the recording directory. Steps are written to ``/step-NNN`` + (``py/`` for the Python driver); the H-B Clojure driver will populate + ``clj/`` under the same layout. + """ + out = recording_dir(spec.dataset, spec.schedule_id, root=root) + engine = _safe_path_component(engine, label="engine") + step_dir = out / engine + step_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) # lazy: created only on write + + # Clear any step-*.json left by a PRIOR recording of this (dataset, schedule, + # engine) before writing the fresh set. Loaders glob EVERY step-*.json (see + # _load_step_payloads) and preset schedule_ids don't encode n_cuts, so a + # re-run producing FEWER steps would otherwise leave stale higher-index files + # that silently mix into the loaded recording. This makes each write the + # authoritative step set. + for stale in step_dir.glob("step-*.json"): + stale.unlink() + + spec.write_json(out / "schedule.json") + + prov = build_provenance(spec, records, engine=engine, extra=extra_provenance) + _write_json(out / "provenance.json", prov) + + for r in records: + _write_json(step_dir / f"step-{r.index:03d}.json", _step_payload(r)) + + return out + + +def _step_payload(r: StepRecord) -> dict[str, Any]: + return { + "index": r.index, + "prev_slot": r.prev_slot, + "cut_slot": r.cut_slot, + "batch_size": r.batch_size, + "cut_time_ms": r.cut_time_ms, + "blob": r.blob, + "extras": r.extras, + } + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Provenance. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def build_provenance( + spec: ScheduleSpec, + records: list[StepRecord], + *, + engine: str = PY_ENGINE, + extra: dict[str, Any] | None = None, +) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Assemble the provenance record (design §7).""" + prov: dict[str, Any] = { + "schedule_id": spec.schedule_id, + "source": spec.source, + "engine": engine, + "n_steps": len(records), + "created_at": datetime.now(timezone.utc).isoformat(), + "delphi_git_commit": _git_commit(), + "python_version": platform.python_version(), + "packages": _package_versions(), + # Design §5 / D1b: the export CSVs are already in Delphi convention + # (AGREE=+1); the Python engine consumes them AS-IS. The future Clojure + # driver (H-B) must feed raw-DB signs (flipped, export.clj:106-113). + "vote_sign_convention": VOTE_SIGN_CONVENTION, + "vote_sign_note": ( + "export CSVs already Delphi convention (AGREE=+1); Clojure driver " + "needs raw-DB/flipped signs" + ), + # Engine impl flags that change the numbers (design §7). + "engine_flags": { + "POLISMATH_PCA_IMPL": os.environ.get("POLISMATH_PCA_IMPL", "powerit"), + "OMP_NUM_THREADS": os.environ.get("OMP_NUM_THREADS"), + "OPENBLAS_NUM_THREADS": os.environ.get("OPENBLAS_NUM_THREADS"), + }, + "dataset": _dataset_provenance(spec.dataset), + } + if extra: + prov.update(extra) + return prov + + +def _dataset_provenance(dataset_slug: str) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Dataset name + votes/comments basenames and sha256 (best-effort).""" + info: dict[str, Any] = {"name": dataset_slug} + try: + # Reuse regression dataset discovery (report_id-based) to locate files. + from polismath.regression.datasets import get_dataset_files + + files = get_dataset_files(dataset_slug) + except Exception as exc: # dataset not locatable (e.g. not on this checkout) + info["resolution_error"] = str(exc) + return info + votes = files.get("votes") + comments = files.get("comments") + if votes: + info["votes_file"] = Path(votes).name + info["votes_sha256"] = _sha256(votes) + if comments: + info["comments_file"] = Path(comments).name + info["comments_sha256"] = _sha256(comments) + return info + + +def _sha256(path: str | Path) -> str | None: + h = hashlib.sha256() + try: + with open(path, "rb") as fh: + for chunk in iter(lambda: fh.read(65536), b""): + h.update(chunk) + except OSError: + return None + return h.hexdigest() + + +def _git_commit() -> str: + repo = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[3] # replay→polismath→delphi→repo + try: + out = subprocess.run( + ["git", "-C", str(repo), "rev-parse", "HEAD"], + capture_output=True, text=True, timeout=10, + ) + if out.returncode == 0: + return out.stdout.strip() + except (OSError, subprocess.SubprocessError): + pass + return "unknown" + + +def _package_versions() -> dict[str, str | None]: + versions: dict[str, str | None] = {} + for name in ("numpy", "pandas", "scipy", "sklearn"): + try: + mod = __import__(name) + versions[name] = getattr(mod, "__version__", None) + except Exception: + versions[name] = None + return versions + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Numpy-aware JSON. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def _json_default(obj: Any) -> Any: + """Encode numpy scalars/arrays (mirrors utils.save_golden_snapshot).""" + import numpy as np + + if isinstance(obj, np.integer): + return int(obj) + if isinstance(obj, np.floating): + return float(obj) + if isinstance(obj, np.ndarray): + return obj.tolist() + if isinstance(obj, (set, frozenset)): + return sorted(obj) + raise TypeError(f"Object of type {type(obj).__name__} is not JSON serializable") + + +def _write_json(path: Path, data: Any) -> None: + with open(path, "w") as fh: + json.dump(data, fh, indent=2, default=_json_default) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Load side. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +@dataclass +class Recording: + """A loaded recording: verbatim schedule, provenance, and ordered steps.""" + + path: Path + schedule: dict[str, Any] + provenance: dict[str, Any] + steps: list[dict[str, Any]] # full per-step payloads (blob + extras + meta) + + +def load_recording(path: str | Path, *, engine: str = PY_ENGINE) -> Recording: + path = Path(path) + schedule = json.loads((path / "schedule.json").read_text()) + prov_file = path / "provenance.json" + provenance = json.loads(prov_file.read_text()) if prov_file.exists() else {} + steps = _load_step_payloads(path / engine) + return Recording(path=path, schedule=schedule, provenance=provenance, steps=steps) + + +def _load_step_payloads(step_dir: Path) -> list[dict[str, Any]]: + files = sorted(step_dir.glob("step-*.json")) + return [json.loads(f.read_text()) for f in files] + + +def load_step_blobs(step_dir: str | Path) -> list[dict[str, Any]]: + """Return just the to_dict blobs, in step order — the comparison surface.""" + return [p["blob"] for p in _load_step_payloads(Path(step_dir))] diff --git a/delphi/polismath/replay/types.py b/delphi/polismath/replay/types.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..f482e61ce7 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/polismath/replay/types.py @@ -0,0 +1,166 @@ +"""Core event and dataset types for replay schedule inference. + +Normative conventions (docs/plans/2026-07-06-r2-schedule-inference.md): + +- Votes are sorted by ``(t_ms, input order)`` and 1-indexed by ``k``. +- A *revote* is a later occurrence of an already-seen ``(pid, tid)`` pair in + sorted order. Revotes are excluded from the mark likelihood (they cannot be + serve-generated) but still update prefix statistics (latest-vote-wins). +- A *cut slot* ``i`` in ``1..n`` means "a recompute fired after ingesting + votes ``1..i``". A :data:`Schedule` is a strictly increasing tuple of slots. +- ``segments(schedule)`` partitions the vote index range into half-open + segments ``(left, right]`` where ``left`` is the previous cut slot (sentinel + ``-1`` before any cut — production serves with all-default weights until the + first recompute lands) and the final segment runs to ``n`` (the tail after + the last cut; possibly empty). +""" + +from dataclasses import dataclass, field +from enum import IntEnum + + +class Vote(IntEnum): + """Semantic vote signs. + + These are *internal* semantics. Adapters that ingest external data own + the mapping: the polis DB stores agree as -1, and export CSVs flip signs + relative to the DB (see math/src/polismath/darwin/export.clj:106-113). + """ + + AGREE = 1 + DISAGREE = -1 + PASS = 0 + + +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class VoteEvent: + """One vote, in sorted order. ``k`` is its 1-based index.""" + + k: int + t_ms: int + pid: int + tid: int + sign: int + is_revote: bool + + +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class CommentMeta: + """Static comment metadata relevant to routing.""" + + tid: int + created_ms: int + is_meta: bool = False + + +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class ModEvent: + """A moderation change at ``t_ms`` setting ``comments.mod`` for ``tid``. + + ``mod`` uses the production convention: -1 moderated-out, 0 unmoderated, + 1 moderated-in. ``is_meta`` mirrors ``comments.is_meta`` (MOD_RESTART_PORT_ + SPEC.md "Python ports" item 2) — additive, defaults False so every existing + caller (bare ``ModEvent(t_ms, tid, mod)``) is unaffected. Consumed by + ``Conversation.mod_update`` (conversation.clj:846-884 parity): an is_meta + row lands in BOTH mod-out and mod-in regardless of ``mod``. + """ + + t_ms: int + tid: int + mod: int + is_meta: bool = False + + +Schedule = tuple[int, ...] +"""Strictly increasing tuple of cut slots in ``1..n``.""" + + +@dataclass +class ReplayDataset: + """A conversation's event stream, prepared for schedule inference.""" + + votes: list[VoteEvent] + comments: dict[int, CommentMeta] + mod_events: list[ModEvent] = field(default_factory=list) + strict_moderation: bool = False + # Provenance counter (MOD_RESTART_PORT_SPEC.md "Data" bullet): rows in the + # source comments CSV that carried no ``modified`` timestamp and therefore + # could not be woven into a replay schedule as a ModEvent. Populated by + # :func:`polismath.replay.real_data.load_export_votes`; 0 for datasets with + # no moderation-history columns at all (nothing was skipped — there was + # nothing to parse). + mod_events_skipped: int = 0 + + @property + def n(self) -> int: + return len(self.votes) + + @classmethod + def build( + cls, + raw_votes: list[tuple[int, int, int, int]], + comments: dict[int, CommentMeta] | None = None, + mod_events: list[ModEvent] | tuple[ModEvent, ...] = (), + strict_moderation: bool = False, + ) -> "ReplayDataset": + """Build a dataset from raw ``(t_ms, pid, tid, sign)`` rows. + + Sorts votes stably by time, assigns 1-based ``k``, flags revotes. + When ``comments`` is None, each comment's creation time is inferred + as its first (sorted) vote time — a lower bound adequate for + availability modelling when the comments table is absent. + """ + indexed = sorted(enumerate(raw_votes), key=lambda p: (p[1][0], p[0])) + votes: list[VoteEvent] = [] + seen: set[tuple[int, int]] = set() + first_vote_ms: dict[int, int] = {} + for k, (_, (t_ms, pid, tid, sign)) in enumerate(indexed, start=1): + pair = (pid, tid) + votes.append( + VoteEvent( + k=k, + t_ms=t_ms, + pid=pid, + tid=tid, + sign=sign, + is_revote=pair in seen, + ) + ) + seen.add(pair) + first_vote_ms.setdefault(tid, t_ms) + + if comments is None: + comments = { + tid: CommentMeta(tid=tid, created_ms=t) + for tid, t in first_vote_ms.items() + } + else: + missing = sorted(set(first_vote_ms) - set(comments)) + if missing: + raise ValueError( + f"comments table missing voted tid {missing[0]}" + + (f" (+{len(missing) - 1} more)" if len(missing) > 1 else "") + ) + + return cls( + votes=votes, + comments=dict(comments), + mod_events=sorted(mod_events, key=lambda m: m.t_ms), + strict_moderation=strict_moderation, + ) + + def validate_schedule(self, schedule: Schedule) -> None: + prev = 0 + for s in schedule: + if not 1 <= s <= self.n: + raise ValueError(f"cut slot {s} outside 1..{self.n}") + if s <= prev: + raise ValueError(f"schedule not strictly increasing at slot {s}") + prev = s + + def segments(self, schedule: Schedule) -> list[tuple[int, int]]: + """Partition vote indices into ``(left, right]`` scoring segments.""" + self.validate_schedule(schedule) + lefts = [-1, *schedule] + rights = [*schedule, self.n] + return list(zip(lefts, rights)) diff --git a/delphi/polismath/utils/clj_hash.py b/delphi/polismath/utils/clj_hash.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..d02f9f729f --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/polismath/utils/clj_hash.py @@ -0,0 +1,120 @@ +"""Clojure PersistentHashMap iteration order for integer keys. + +Some Clojure-parity semantics depend on the ITERATION ORDER of a Clojure +hash-map — e.g. the in-conv greedy floor (conversation.clj:259-268) stable- +sorts the user-vote-counts map by count descending, so equal-count ties keep +the map's own order. That order is deterministic, not arbitrary: + +- Clojure's ``hasheq`` for a Long is ``Murmur3.hashLong`` (clojure.lang.Murmur3): + murmur3-32 finalization over the two 32-bit halves, seed 0, length 8. +- ``PersistentHashMap`` is a HAMT consuming the 32-bit hash in 5-bit chunks, + LOW bits first; each node iterates its entries in ascending chunk value. + Iteration order is therefore a sort by the tuple of successive chunks. + +Validated (2026-07-22) against three recorded-blob oracles — the raw JSON key +order of ``user-vote-counts`` written by Clojure's cheshire (which walks the +map in iteration order): n=18, n=30 and n=98 integer-pid maps, all exact. + +Caveats, deliberate and documented: +- Integer keys, or numeric-string keys that normalize to one (`_as_long`) — + both hash as the equivalent Clojure Long. Other key types (e.g. plain + strings, whose Clojure hasheq is Murmur3 over ``String.hashCode``, not + ``hashLong``) hash differently; :func:`clojure_hash_map_key_order` falls + back to the given order for them. +- Full-hash collisions land in a HashCollisionNode (insertion order). For + distinct realistic pid ranges Murmur3-32 collisions are vanishingly rare; + the sort is stable, so colliding keys keep their given relative order — + matching insertion order when the caller passes keys in insertion order. +- Clojure uses a PersistentArrayMap (insertion order) up to 8 entries. Callers + whose semantics only engage above 8 entries (the greedy floor needs ≥16 + participants before a tie can matter) never see that regime. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +from typing import Any, Iterable, List + +_MASK32 = 0xFFFFFFFF +_C1 = 0xCC9E2D51 +_C2 = 0x1B873593 + + +def _rotl32(x: int, r: int) -> int: + return ((x << r) | (x >> (32 - r))) & _MASK32 + + +def _mix_k1(k1: int) -> int: + k1 = (k1 * _C1) & _MASK32 + k1 = _rotl32(k1, 15) + return (k1 * _C2) & _MASK32 + + +def _mix_h1(h1: int, k1: int) -> int: + h1 ^= k1 + h1 = _rotl32(h1, 13) + return (h1 * 5 + 0xE6546B64) & _MASK32 + + +def _fmix(h1: int, length: int) -> int: + h1 ^= length + h1 ^= h1 >> 16 + h1 = (h1 * 0x85EBCA6B) & _MASK32 + h1 ^= h1 >> 13 + h1 = (h1 * 0xC2B2AE35) & _MASK32 + h1 ^= h1 >> 16 + return h1 + + +def clojure_long_hash(value: int) -> int: + """Clojure ``hasheq`` for a Long: ``Murmur3.hashLong`` (32-bit).""" + if value == 0: + return 0 + v = value & 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF # two's-complement view of the long + low = v & _MASK32 + high = (v >> 32) & _MASK32 + h1 = _mix_h1(0, _mix_k1(low)) + h1 = _mix_h1(h1, _mix_k1(high)) + return _fmix(h1, 8) + + +def _hamt_path(h: int) -> tuple: + # 7 chunks cover all 32 hash bits (5×7 = 35 ≥ 32). + return tuple((h >> shift) & 0x1F for shift in range(0, 35, 5)) + + +def _as_long(k: Any) -> Any: + """Numeric-string keys hash as their Long value: pids can arrive + Python-side as either numeric strings OR native ints, depending on the + pipeline — the legacy DynamoDB job pipeline (run_math_pipeline.py) still + produces string pids in places, while the LIVE poller + (``PostgresClient.poll_votes``/``poll_votes_since``) emits native ints as + of 2026-07-24 (previously it also cast ``str(pid)``; fixed as part of the + poller-equivalence harness's live-debugging session — see + ``polismath/poller/__init__.py``'s bidToPid-shape note for the full + rationale). Either way Clojure holds the DB's integer pid, so parity + requires ordering by the integer's hash regardless of which Python + pipeline produced the key — this function normalizes BOTH forms + uniformly (an int key already IS its own Long value; a numeric-string + key gets converted). Mirrors the ``int(tid) if tid.isdigit()`` idiom used + for tids in conversation.py. Non-numeric keys pass through unchanged.""" + if isinstance(k, str) and k.lstrip('-').isdigit(): + return int(k) + return k + + +def clojure_hash_map_key_order(keys: Iterable[Any]) -> List[Any]: + """Return ``keys`` in Clojure PersistentHashMap iteration order. + + Keys that are ints — or numeric STRINGS, normalized via :func:`_as_long` + for hashing only (the returned list keeps the original key objects) — + are ordered by their HAMT path (5-bit chunks of hasheq, low first). If + ANY key normalizes to something other than an int (bools excluded — they + are ints in Python but not Longs in Clojure), the given order is + returned unchanged: a wrong deterministic guess would be worse than the + caller's documented fallback order. + """ + key_list = list(keys) + normalized = [_as_long(k) for k in key_list] + if not all(isinstance(k, int) and not isinstance(k, bool) for k in normalized): + return key_list + return sorted(key_list, key=lambda k: _hamt_path(clojure_long_hash(_as_long(k)))) diff --git a/delphi/polismath/utils/env_flags.py b/delphi/polismath/utils/env_flags.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..5b7ffead6c --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/polismath/utils/env_flags.py @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +""" +Shared resolver for legacy-vs-improved implementation switches. + +Pattern for env-var implementation switches (POLISMATH_PCA_IMPL, and +future ones like a k-means solver switch): a +module-level env var name + default + allowed values, resolved by +`resolve_impl_flag` AT CALL TIME (never at import time), so tests and +operators can flip the env var without re-importing. Unknown values fall back +to the default with a warning (defensive: a typo in a deployment env must not +crash the math worker). + +This lives in polismath.utils (not pca.py, where it originated) so that +lightweight consumers do not drag in the numpy/pandas pca import chain, and +resolution warnings are logged under this module's logger rather than pca's. +""" + +import logging +import os +from typing import Sequence + +logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) + + +def resolve_impl_flag(env_var: str, default: str, choices: Sequence[str]) -> str: + """ + Resolve a legacy-vs-improved implementation switch from the environment. + + Args: + env_var: Environment variable name to read (at call time). + default: Value to use when the variable is unset or invalid. + choices: Allowed values (lowercase). + + Returns: + One of `choices`. + """ + raw = os.environ.get(env_var) + if raw is None: + return default + value = raw.strip().lower() + if value not in choices: + logger.warning("%s=%r is not one of %s; falling back to %r", + env_var, raw, tuple(choices), default) + return default + return value diff --git a/delphi/polismath/utils/serialization.py b/delphi/polismath/utils/serialization.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..6a035005e4 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/polismath/utils/serialization.py @@ -0,0 +1,29 @@ +"""JSON serialization helpers shared across the math pipeline. + +``convert_numpy_types`` is the canonical ``default=`` for ``json.dumps`` when a +blob may carry numpy scalar/array types. It lives here (rather than nested inside +``regression.utils.save_golden_snapshot``) so the Postgres math writers +(``write_math_main`` / ``write_math_bidtopid`` / ``write_participant_stats``) can +share the exact same coercion. +""" + +import numpy as np + + +def convert_numpy_types(obj): + """Convert numpy scalar/array types to JSON-native Python types. + + Use as the ``default=`` callback for ``json.dumps``. Without it, a blob that + carries a numpy integer — e.g. the repness ``gid`` (repness.py:847 + ``astype(int)`` produces a numpy ``int64``) or the na/nd/ns counts + (repness.py:672-675) — raises ``TypeError: Object of type int64 is not JSON + serializable``. Note ``json`` already handles ``np.float64`` (a subclass of + Python ``float``) but NOT ``np.int64``, so integral fields are the trap. + """ + if isinstance(obj, np.integer): + return int(obj) + elif isinstance(obj, np.floating): + return float(obj) + elif isinstance(obj, np.ndarray): + return obj.tolist() + raise TypeError(f"Object of type {type(obj).__name__} is not JSON serializable") diff --git a/delphi/pyproject.toml b/delphi/pyproject.toml index 682e5cefa7..2db8c3986c 100644 --- a/delphi/pyproject.toml +++ b/delphi/pyproject.toml @@ -145,6 +145,7 @@ filterwarnings = [ markers = [ "local_dataset: mark test as using local (non-committed) datasets from real_data/.local/", "clojure_comparison: mark test as comparing with Clojure reference implementation (can be excluded with '-m \"not clojure_comparison\"')", + "integration: mark test as an opt-in integration test needing a real Postgres (self-skips if docker/port unavailable)", ] [tool.coverage.run] diff --git a/delphi/run_delphi.py b/delphi/run_delphi.py index 76c156c78a..0344122b94 100644 --- a/delphi/run_delphi.py +++ b/delphi/run_delphi.py @@ -70,18 +70,27 @@ def main(): print(f"{GREEN}Processing conversation {zid}...{NC}") - # Set model - model = os.environ.get("OLLAMA_MODEL") - if not model: - print(f"{RED}Error: OLLAMA_MODEL environment variable not set.{NC}") - sys.exit(1) - print(f"{YELLOW}Using Ollama model: {model}{NC}") + # Select the topic-naming provider. Default is Anthropic (via the Batch API); + # OLLAMA_MODEL / OLLAMA_HOST are only required for a self-hosted Ollama setup. + llm_provider = os.environ.get("LLM_PROVIDER", "anthropic").lower() + if llm_provider == "ollama": + model = os.environ.get("OLLAMA_MODEL") + if not model: + print(f"{RED}Error: LLM_PROVIDER=ollama but OLLAMA_MODEL is not set.{NC}") + sys.exit(1) + os.environ["OLLAMA_HOST"] = os.environ.get("OLLAMA_HOST", "http://ollama:11434") + print(f"{YELLOW}Using Ollama model: {model} at {os.environ['OLLAMA_HOST']}{NC}") + else: + topic_model = ( + os.environ.get("ANTHROPIC_TOPIC_MODEL") + or os.environ.get("ANTHROPIC_MODEL") + or "claude-haiku-4-5-20251001" + ) + print(f"{YELLOW}Using {llm_provider} topic model: {topic_model}{NC}") # Set up environment for the pipeline app_path = os.environ.get('DELPHI_APP_PATH', '/app') os.environ["PYTHONPATH"] = f"{app_path}:{os.environ.get('PYTHONPATH', '')}" - os.environ["OLLAMA_HOST"] = os.environ.get("OLLAMA_HOST", "http://ollama:11434") - # OLLAMA_MODEL is already set and checked max_votes = os.environ.get("MAX_VOTES") max_votes_arg = f"--max-votes={max_votes}" if max_votes else "" if max_votes: @@ -120,7 +129,7 @@ def main(): f"--zid={zid}", f"--include_moderation={args.include_moderation}", f"--exclude_comment_selections={args.exclude_comment_selections}", - "--use-ollama" + "--name-topics" ] if verbose_arg: umap_command.append(verbose_arg) diff --git a/delphi/scripts/certify.py b/delphi/scripts/certify.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..54e33833a3 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/scripts/certify.py @@ -0,0 +1,84 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +"""Certification CLI (SPEC A) — battery runner + first-divergence focuser. + +Thin click wrapper over ``polismath.replay.certify``: this script owns ALL +printing (``click.echo``) and process exit codes; the library itself stays +pure / side-effect-scoped so it is directly unit-testable without a CliRunner +(see ``tests/replay_harness/test_certify.py`` for the library, and +``tests/replay_harness/test_certify_cli.py`` for this CLI). + +Usage (from delphi/):: + + # Certify the whole starter battery (scripts/certify_battery.json): + uv run python scripts/certify.py run + + # Restrict to one dataset, or one (dataset, schedule_id) pair: + uv run python scripts/certify.py run --only vw + uv run python scripts/certify.py run --only vw:uniform8-clojure-legacy + + # Force re-running a driver (bypass the content-hash cache): + uv run python scripts/certify.py run --refresh-clj --refresh-py + + # SKIPPED (dataset-unavailable) entries also fail the run: + uv run python scripts/certify.py run --strict + + # Inspect the earliest divergent step of an EXISTING recording pair + # (produced by a prior `run`, or a manual replay): + uv run python scripts/certify.py focus vw uniform8-clojure-legacy +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import sys +from pathlib import Path + +import click + +from polismath.replay import certify as cert + + +@click.group() +def cli() -> None: + """Clojure<->Python math parity certification.""" + + +@cli.command() +@click.option("--battery", "battery_path", type=click.Path(exists=True, path_type=Path), + default=cert.DEFAULT_BATTERY_PATH, show_default=True, + help="Battery config JSON.") +@click.option("--only", default=None, help="Restrict to dataset[:schedule_id].") +@click.option("--refresh-clj", is_flag=True, help="Force re-run the Clojure driver.") +@click.option("--refresh-py", is_flag=True, help="Force re-run the Python driver.") +@click.option("--strict", is_flag=True, + help="SKIPPED (dataset-unavailable) entries also fail the run.") +@click.option("--root", type=click.Path(path_type=Path), default=None, + help="Recording store root (default: real_data/.local/replays).") +@click.option("--workers", type=int, default=6, show_default=True, + help="Parallel battery entries (drivers + compare); the ledger " + "fold stays serial, so results match --workers 1 exactly.") +def run(battery_path, only, refresh_clj, refresh_py, strict, root, workers): + """Certify every entry in the battery (or a filtered subset).""" + entries = cert.load_battery(battery_path) + report = cert.run_battery(entries, root=root, refresh_clj=refresh_clj, + refresh_py=refresh_py, only=only, workers=workers) + for line in cert.render_run_lines(report): + click.echo(line) + sys.exit(cert.battery_exit_code(report["battery"], strict=strict)) + + +@cli.command() +@click.argument("dataset") +@click.argument("schedule_id") +@click.option("--root", type=click.Path(path_type=Path), default=None, + help="Recording store root (default: real_data/.local/replays).") +def focus(dataset, schedule_id, root): + """First-divergence focuser: earliest divergent step of an EXISTING + (dataset, schedule_id) recording pair (produced by a prior `run`).""" + result = cert.run_focus(dataset, schedule_id, root=root) + for line in cert.render_focus_lines(result): + click.echo(line) + sys.exit(0 if result["verdict"] == "MATCH" else 1) + + +if __name__ == "__main__": + cli() diff --git a/delphi/scripts/certify_battery.json b/delphi/scripts/certify_battery.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..75c35d58c4 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/scripts/certify_battery.json @@ -0,0 +1,114 @@ +[ + { + "dataset": "vw", + "preset": "uniform", + "n_cuts": 8, + "notes": "8 evenly-spaced recomputes over the full vw conversation" + }, + { + "dataset": "vw", + "preset": "front-loaded", + "n_cuts": 6, + "notes": "6 front-loaded recomputes \u2014 early-conversation warm-start stress" + }, + { + "dataset": "vw", + "preset": "single-cut", + "notes": "single cold-start recompute over all votes" + }, + { + "dataset": "biodiversity", + "preset": "uniform", + "n_cuts": 8, + "notes": "8 evenly-spaced recomputes over the full biodiversity conversation" + }, + { + "dataset": "FLI", + "preset": "uniform", + "n_cuts": 6, + "notes": "smallest private dataset (~91k votes) \u2014 pilot for the private-size regime; calibrates clj/py wall-clock before scheduling bg2018/pakistan/engage/bg2050" + }, + { + "dataset": "bg2018", + "preset": "uniform", + "n_cuts": 8, + "notes": "~226k votes; revote-rich production conversation" + }, + { + "dataset": "pakistan", + "preset": "uniform", + "n_cuts": 8, + "notes": "~400k votes" + }, + { + "dataset": "engage", + "preset": "uniform", + "n_cuts": 8, + "notes": "~443k votes" + }, + { + "dataset": "bg2050", + "preset": "uniform", + "n_cuts": 6, + "notes": "largest (~1.03M votes) \u2014 6 cuts to bound wall-clock" + }, + { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "schedules/vw-every-vote-56.json", + "notes": "every-vote prefix \u2014 see the schedule file for the Q11 truncation rationale; also the battery's degenerate-tick coverage: its early steps are 1-participant/1..N-comment ticks (goal-doc edge-case list)" + }, + { + "dataset": "pc-revote-02", + "preset": "uniform", + "n_cuts": 6, + "notes": "prodclone: revote-heavy small conversation (~28% revotes, ~8.4k votes, 34 ptpts, 277 comments). Replaces pc-revote-01 (~56k votes, 97% revotes, 205 ptpts): its warm-chain split-loop hits a 4-way knife-edge tie (within-engine gaps <=2.5e-16 vs ~1e-5 cross-engine PCA noise) - extraction order irreducible cross-language; carved out per divergences.json + journal 2026-07-22 session 4." + }, + { + "dataset": "pc-banned-01", + "preset": "uniform", + "n_cuts": 6, + "notes": "prodclone: banned participants present (participants.mod=-1; Q1 leak territory)" + }, + { + "dataset": "pc-smallmix-01", + "preset": "uniform", + "n_cuts": 6, + "notes": "prodclone: small mixed conversation (~5k votes)" + }, + { + "dataset": "pc-midmix-01", + "preset": "uniform", + "n_cuts": 6, + "notes": "prodclone: mid mixed conversation (~49k votes)" + }, + { + "dataset": "pc-zerovote-01", + "preset": "single-cut", + "notes": "prodclone: zero-vote conversation \u2014 empty-conversation edge" + }, + { + "dataset": "pc-modheavy-01", + "schedule": "schedules/pc-modheavy-01-single-cut-mod.json", + "notes": "prodclone: moderation-heavy (~81% modout, ~12k votes, 215 ptpts); single cold cut, full mod weave (Q18 carve - warm chain knife-edges; warm mod coverage: pc-meta-02)" + }, + { + "dataset": "pc-meta-01", + "schedule": "schedules/pc-meta-01-single-cut-mod.json", + "notes": "prodclone: meta-rich (~25% is-meta, ~4.7k votes, 109 ptpts); single cold cut, full mod weave (Q18 carve - warm chain knife-edges; warm meta coverage: pc-meta-02)" + }, + { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule": "schedules/vw-uniform8-restart4.json", + "notes": "restart seam: uniform8 with load-or-init worker-restart replay after step 4" + }, + { + "dataset": "pc-midmix-01", + "schedule": "schedules/pc-midmix-01-uniform6-restart3.json", + "notes": "restart seam: uniform6 with worker-restart replay after step 3 (medium prodclone)" + }, + { + "dataset": "pc-meta-02", + "schedule": "schedules/pc-meta-02-uniform6-mod.json", + "notes": "prodclone: moderate mod density (20 modout + 15 meta of 146 cmts, 2.4k votes, 33 ptpts; ptpt-per-live 0.26); the Q18-safe warm-chain mod/meta entry" + } +] diff --git a/delphi/scripts/clj_timing_probe.py b/delphi/scripts/clj_timing_probe.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..58da468ab0 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/scripts/clj_timing_probe.py @@ -0,0 +1,454 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +"""Clojure timing probe (Spec C) — empirical runtime-vs-size measurement for +the Clojure Mode A replay driver (``math/dev/replay.clj``), used to set the +size cutoff for a parity-certification battery. + +For each requested vote-count N (capped at the dataset size), this: + + 1. writes a truncated votes CSV (first N data rows, header preserved) to a + temp dir, + 2. writes a single-cut vote-count schedule (``{"mode": "vote-count", "at": + ["end"]}``, ``warm_start: chain``, ``schedule_id: probe-``), + 3. runs the Clojure driver as a subprocess (``cwd=math/``) and records + wall-clock seconds (subprocess only) and whether it produced a final + step blob. + +JVM startup is a fixed cost baked into every run; it is estimated from the +smallest size probed (compute time is assumed negligible there) and used as +the intercept ``a`` in a fitted ``runtime ~ a + b * N^k`` power-law model +(log-log least squares on the successful runs). The fit is then inverted to +recommend the largest N that stays within ``--budget-min`` minutes. + +Usage (from delphi/):: + + uv run python scripts/clj_timing_probe.py probe \\ + --votes real_data/*-vw/*-votes.csv \\ + --sizes 500,1000,2000,4000 --budget-min 10 +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import csv +import json +import math +import subprocess +import sys +import tempfile +import time +from dataclasses import asdict, dataclass +from datetime import datetime, timezone +from pathlib import Path +from typing import Callable, Sequence + +import click +import numpy as np + +# scripts/ -> delphi/ -> repo root +DELPHI_ROOT = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[1] +REPO_ROOT = DELPHI_ROOT.parent +MATH_DIR = REPO_ROOT / "math" + +DEFAULT_SIZES = "500,1000,2000,5000" +DEFAULT_BUDGET_MIN = 10.0 +DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_SEC = 900.0 # generous: first clojure invocation downloads maven deps + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Data shapes. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +@dataclass +class ProbeResult: + size: int + seconds: float | None + ok: bool + error: str | None = None + + +@dataclass +class FitResult: + a_est: float | None + b: float | None + k: float | None + n_fit_points: int + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Dataset discovery. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +def default_votes_path() -> Path | None: + """First ``delphi/real_data/*-vw/*-votes.csv`` found, sorted for determinism.""" + candidates = sorted(DELPHI_ROOT.glob("real_data/*-vw/*-votes.csv")) + return candidates[0] if candidates else None + + +def infer_dataset_slug(votes_path: Path) -> str: + """Dataset slug from the export dir name, e.g. ``r6vbnh...-vw`` -> ``vw``.""" + parent = votes_path.resolve().parent.name + if "-" in parent: + return parent.rsplit("-", 1)[-1] + return parent + + +def count_data_rows(path: Path) -> int: + """Number of data rows in an export votes CSV (excludes the header).""" + with path.open("r", newline="") as f: + reader = csv.reader(f) + next(reader, None) + return sum(1 for _ in reader) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Size list parsing. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +def parse_sizes(spec: str, n_max: int) -> list[int]: + """Parse a comma-separated size list, capped at ``n_max``, deduped, ascending.""" + sizes: set[int] = set() + for part in spec.split(","): + part = part.strip() + if not part: + continue + n = int(part) + if n <= 0: + raise ValueError(f"size must be positive, got {n}") + sizes.add(min(n, n_max)) + return sorted(sizes) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Per-size input generation. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +def truncate_votes_csv(src: Path, n: int, dest: Path) -> int: + """Write the header + first ``n`` data rows of ``src`` (FILE order, no + resort) to ``dest``. Returns the number of data rows actually written + (may be < n if the source has fewer rows).""" + with src.open("r", newline="") as fsrc, dest.open("w", newline="") as fdst: + reader = csv.reader(fsrc) + writer = csv.writer(fdst) + header = next(reader) + writer.writerow(header) + written = 0 + for row in reader: + if written >= n: + break + writer.writerow(row) + written += 1 + return written + + +def build_schedule(dataset: str, size: int) -> dict: + """A single-cut vote-count schedule that closes the whole (truncated) file.""" + return { + "dataset": dataset, + "schedule_id": f"probe-{size}", + "source": "votes-csv", + "cuts": {"mode": "vote-count", "at": ["end"]}, + "moderation": "none", + "clojure": {"warm_start": "chain"}, + "notes": f"clj_timing_probe size={size}", + } + + +def write_schedule_json(schedule: dict, dest: Path) -> None: + dest.write_text(json.dumps(schedule)) + + +def find_final_blob(out_dir: Path) -> Path | None: + """Last ``clj/step-*.blob.json`` under ``out_dir``, or None if absent.""" + clj_dir = out_dir / "clj" + if not clj_dir.is_dir(): + return None + blobs = sorted(clj_dir.glob("step-*.blob.json")) + return blobs[-1] if blobs else None + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Subprocess invocation (patchable seam for tests). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +def _invoke_clojure(cmd: list[str], cwd: Path, timeout: float) -> subprocess.CompletedProcess: + return subprocess.run( + cmd, cwd=str(cwd), capture_output=True, text=True, timeout=timeout + ) + + +InvokeFn = Callable[[list[str], Path, float], subprocess.CompletedProcess] + + +def run_probe_size( + size: int, + votes_src: Path, + *, + dataset: str, + math_dir: Path, + timeout: float, + invoke: InvokeFn = _invoke_clojure, +) -> ProbeResult: + """Truncate votes, write a schedule, run the clojure driver once, and + record wall-clock seconds (subprocess only) + whether a final step blob + was produced.""" + with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory(prefix=f"clj-timing-{size}-") as tmp: + tmp_path = Path(tmp) + votes_path = tmp_path / "votes.csv" + truncate_votes_csv(votes_src, size, votes_path) + + schedule = build_schedule(dataset, size) + schedule_path = tmp_path / "schedule.json" + write_schedule_json(schedule, schedule_path) + + out_dir = tmp_path / "out" + cmd = [ + "clojure", "-M:replay", + "--schedule", str(schedule_path), + "--votes", str(votes_path), + "--out", str(out_dir), + ] + + t0 = time.perf_counter() + try: + proc = invoke(cmd, math_dir, timeout) + except subprocess.TimeoutExpired: + elapsed = time.perf_counter() - t0 + return ProbeResult( + size=size, seconds=elapsed, ok=False, + error=f"timeout after {timeout}s", + ) + except OSError as exc: + elapsed = time.perf_counter() - t0 + return ProbeResult(size=size, seconds=elapsed, ok=False, error=str(exc)) + elapsed = time.perf_counter() - t0 + + blob = find_final_blob(out_dir) + if proc.returncode != 0: + return ProbeResult( + size=size, seconds=elapsed, ok=False, + error=f"returncode={proc.returncode}: {proc.stderr[-500:]}", + ) + if blob is None: + return ProbeResult( + size=size, seconds=elapsed, ok=False, + error="no final step blob produced", + ) + return ProbeResult(size=size, seconds=elapsed, ok=True, error=None) + + +def run_all( + sizes: list[int], + votes_src: Path, + *, + dataset: str, + math_dir: Path, + timeout: float, + invoke: InvokeFn = _invoke_clojure, +) -> list[ProbeResult]: + """Run ``run_probe_size`` for each size, in the order given (caller sorts).""" + return [ + run_probe_size(n, votes_src, dataset=dataset, math_dir=math_dir, + timeout=timeout, invoke=invoke) + for n in sizes + ] + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Fit: runtime ~ a + b * N^k. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +def fit_power_law(sizes: Sequence[int], seconds: Sequence[float]) -> FitResult: + """Fit ``t ~ a_est + b * N^k`` on (sizes, seconds). + + ``a_est`` (the JVM-startup fixed cost) is taken directly from the + smallest size's wall time — compute time is assumed negligible there. + ``b`` and ``k`` come from a log-log least-squares fit of + ``log(t - a_est) ~ k * log(N) + log(b)`` over the remaining points whose + residual is strictly positive. Needs >= 2 such points (i.e. >= 3 sizes + total) or the fit is left unset (``b = k = None``). + """ + if not sizes: + raise ValueError("fit_power_law requires at least one data point") + if len(sizes) != len(seconds): + raise ValueError("sizes and seconds must be the same length") + + pairs = sorted(zip(sizes, seconds), key=lambda p: p[0]) + sizes_sorted = [p[0] for p in pairs] + seconds_sorted = [p[1] for p in pairs] + a_est = float(seconds_sorted[0]) + + xs: list[float] = [] + ys: list[float] = [] + for n, t in zip(sizes_sorted[1:], seconds_sorted[1:]): + diff = t - a_est + if diff > 1e-9 and n > 0: + xs.append(math.log(n)) + ys.append(math.log(diff)) + + if len(xs) < 2: + return FitResult(a_est=a_est, b=None, k=None, n_fit_points=len(xs)) + + slope, intercept = np.polyfit(xs, ys, 1) + k = float(slope) + b = float(math.exp(intercept)) + return FitResult(a_est=a_est, b=b, k=k, n_fit_points=len(xs)) + + +def recommend_max_votes(fit: FitResult, budget_min: float) -> int | None: + """Invert ``a_est + b * N^k = budget_min * 60`` for N. None if the fit is + unavailable, non-increasing (k <= 0), or the fixed cost alone already + exceeds the budget.""" + if fit.k is None or fit.b is None or fit.a_est is None: + return None + if fit.k <= 0 or fit.b <= 0: + return None + budget_s = budget_min * 60.0 + target = budget_s - fit.a_est + if target <= 0: + return None + n = (target / fit.b) ** (1.0 / fit.k) + if not math.isfinite(n) or n <= 0: + return None + return int(round(n)) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Reporting. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +def format_report_lines( + results: list[ProbeResult], fit: FitResult, recommended: int | None, + budget_min: float, +) -> list[str]: + """One line per size, then a fit line, then a recommendation line.""" + lines: list[str] = [] + for r in results: + secs = "NA" if r.seconds is None else f"{r.seconds:.2f}" + status = "ok" if r.ok else f"fail ({r.error})" + lines.append(f"size={r.size} seconds={secs} status={status}") + + if fit.k is not None and fit.b is not None: + lines.append( + f"fit: a_est(jvm_startup)={fit.a_est:.2f}s b={fit.b:.3e} " + f"k={fit.k:.3f} (n_fit_points={fit.n_fit_points})" + ) + else: + a_str = "NA" if fit.a_est is None else f"{fit.a_est:.2f}s" + lines.append(f"fit: a_est(jvm_startup)={a_str} b=NA k=NA (insufficient data points)") + + if recommended is not None: + lines.append(f"recommended_max_votes~={recommended} for budget={budget_min:g}min") + else: + lines.append(f"recommended_max_votes=NA for budget={budget_min:g}min (insufficient data)") + + return lines + + +def build_report( + *, votes_path: Path, dataset: str, dataset_size: int, budget_min: float, + timeout_sec: float, results: list[ProbeResult], fit: FitResult, + recommended: int | None, +) -> dict: + return { + "votes_path": str(votes_path), + "dataset": dataset, + "dataset_size": dataset_size, + "budget_min": budget_min, + "timeout_sec": timeout_sec, + "sizes": [r.size for r in results], + "seconds": [r.seconds for r in results], + "ok": [r.ok for r in results], + "errors": [r.error for r in results], + "fit": asdict(fit), + "jvm_startup_estimate_sec": fit.a_est, + "recommended_max_votes": recommended, + "generated_at": datetime.now(timezone.utc).isoformat(), + } + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# CLI. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +@click.group() +def cli() -> None: + """Clojure timing probe (Spec C) — runtime-vs-size measurement + fit.""" + + +@cli.command() +@click.option( + "--votes", "votes_path", type=click.Path(exists=True, path_type=Path), default=None, + help="Votes CSV (default: first delphi/real_data/*-vw/*-votes.csv found).", +) +@click.option( + "--sizes", default=DEFAULT_SIZES, show_default=True, + help="Comma-separated vote-count sizes to probe (capped at dataset size).", +) +@click.option( + "--out", "out_path", type=click.Path(path_type=Path), default=None, + help="Output JSON path (default: real_data/.local/replays/timing_probe.json).", +) +@click.option( + "--budget-min", type=float, default=DEFAULT_BUDGET_MIN, show_default=True, + help="Target wall-clock budget (minutes) used for the N extrapolation.", +) +@click.option( + "--timeout-sec", type=float, default=DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_SEC, show_default=True, + help="Per-run subprocess timeout (generous: first clojure invocation " + "downloads maven deps).", +) +@click.option( + "--dataset", default=None, + help="Dataset slug recorded in the schedule (default: inferred from --votes).", +) +def probe(votes_path, sizes, out_path, budget_min, timeout_sec, dataset) -> None: + """Run the Clojure driver at increasing sizes and fit a runtime model.""" + if votes_path is None: + votes_path = default_votes_path() + if votes_path is None: + raise click.UsageError( + "no --votes given and no delphi/real_data/*-vw/*-votes.csv found" + ) + votes_path = Path(votes_path) + + if dataset is None: + dataset = infer_dataset_slug(votes_path) + + if out_path is None: + out_path = DELPHI_ROOT / "real_data" / ".local" / "replays" / "timing_probe.json" + out_path = Path(out_path) + + n_max = count_data_rows(votes_path) + if n_max <= 0: + raise click.UsageError(f"votes file has no data rows: {votes_path}") + size_list = parse_sizes(sizes, n_max) + if not size_list: + raise click.UsageError("no sizes to probe") + + results = run_all( + size_list, votes_path, dataset=dataset, math_dir=MATH_DIR, timeout=timeout_sec, + ) + + ok_sizes = [r.size for r in results if r.ok] + ok_seconds = [r.seconds for r in results if r.ok] + if ok_sizes: + fit = fit_power_law(ok_sizes, ok_seconds) + else: + fit = FitResult(a_est=None, b=None, k=None, n_fit_points=0) + + recommended = recommend_max_votes(fit, budget_min) + + for line in format_report_lines(results, fit, recommended, budget_min): + click.echo(line) + + report = build_report( + votes_path=votes_path, dataset=dataset, dataset_size=n_max, + budget_min=budget_min, timeout_sec=timeout_sec, results=results, + fit=fit, recommended=recommended, + ) + out_path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + out_path.write_text(json.dumps(report, indent=2)) + click.echo(f"report -> {out_path}", err=True) + + +if __name__ == "__main__": + cli() diff --git a/delphi/scripts/generate_cold_start_clojure.py b/delphi/scripts/generate_cold_start_clojure.py index bc7444b194..56ee4e6a1c 100755 --- a/delphi/scripts/generate_cold_start_clojure.py +++ b/delphi/scripts/generate_cold_start_clojure.py @@ -276,16 +276,19 @@ def copy_comments_with_fresh_timestamps(conn, source_zid: int, fake_zid: int) -> fail with 'nil has zero dimensionality'. The tid_auto trigger auto-assigns tids, so we disable triggers for this - session only (using session_replication_role) to preserve original tids. - This is safe for concurrent use — only affects the current DB session. + transaction only (SET LOCAL session_replication_role) to preserve original + tids. This is safe for concurrent use — only affects the current DB session, + and auto-reverts on commit/rollback. """ cursor = conn.cursor() now_ms = int(time.time() * 1000) - # Disable triggers for this session only (safe for concurrent use) - cursor.execute("SET session_replication_role = 'replica'") - try: + # SET LOCAL confines the override to THIS transaction: it reverts on + # commit AND on rollback, so a failed INSERT can never leave the + # session stuck in replica mode. (The first execute on a non-autocommit + # psycopg2 connection opens the transaction block SET LOCAL needs.) + cursor.execute("SET LOCAL session_replication_role = 'replica'") cursor.execute(""" INSERT INTO comments (zid, tid, pid, txt, created, velocity, mod, active, modified, uid, anon, is_seed, curation, is_meta) @@ -296,12 +299,13 @@ def copy_comments_with_fresh_timestamps(conn, source_zid: int, fake_zid: int) -> """, (fake_zid, now_ms, source_zid)) count = cursor.rowcount conn.commit() + except Exception: + # Clear the aborted transaction (which also reverts the SET LOCAL) so + # the original error propagates unmasked and the session stays usable. + conn.rollback() + raise finally: - # Restore normal trigger behavior for this session - cursor.execute("SET session_replication_role = 'origin'") - conn.commit() - - cursor.close() + cursor.close() return count @@ -309,11 +313,41 @@ def copy_votes_with_fresh_timestamps(conn, source_zid: int, fake_zid: int) -> in """ Copy votes from source conversation to fake conversation with fresh timestamps. - Preserves vote ORDER by using sequential timestamps starting from now. - The poller finds votes by `created > last_poll_timestamp`, so fresh - timestamps ensure these votes are picked up. - - Uses a single INSERT ... SELECT for efficiency (no Python roundtrips). + Copies the FULL vote history, including revotes (multiple rows for the same + (pid, tid) pair). An earlier version deduplicated with + ``DISTINCT ON (pid, tid) ... ORDER BY created DESC`` ("keep the latest"), + which silently dropped superseded revote rows (vw: 128 of 4683). That made + the Clojure reference consume a DIFFERENT input than the Python side (which + feeds every CSV row and lets the engine's later-vote-wins merge resolve + revotes), and it erases the revote dynamics that sequential replay + specifically needs (see REPLAY_HARNESS_DESIGN.md §5: "Do NOT dedup + revotes"). Both engines implement later-vote-wins internally, so the dedup + was never necessary for correctness of the final matrix — only harmful for + input parity. + + Preserves vote ORDER by using sequential timestamps starting from now + (10 ms apart, strictly increasing, so Clojure's later-vote-wins resolves + revotes in source order). Source order is ``created ASC`` with ``ctid`` as + a tiebreak: for revotes of the same (pid, tid) sharing the same source + millisecond, physical row order approximates insertion order (the table is + append-only); the true relative order of same-ms revotes is ambiguous in + the source data itself. + + The poller finds votes by ``created > last_poll_timestamp``, so fresh + timestamps ensure these votes are picked up. Uses a single + INSERT ... SELECT for efficiency (no Python roundtrips). + + The ``votes`` table carries the LIVE rule ``on_vote_insert_update_unique_table`` + (migration 000006): every INSERT DO-ALSO upserts ``votes_latest_unique`` with + ``ON CONFLICT (zid,pid,tid) DO UPDATE``. Because this single INSERT carries the + FULL history (revotes = duplicate (pid,tid) keys), the rule's upsert would hit + the same conflict key twice IN ONE STATEMENT, which Postgres rejects with + "ON CONFLICT DO UPDATE command cannot affect row a second time". We therefore + disable rules/triggers for this transaction only via ``SET LOCAL + session_replication_role`` (identical to ``copy_comments_with_fresh_timestamps`` + above), which auto-reverts on commit/rollback. Safe: the Clojure poller reads + only ``votes``, never + ``votes_latest_unique`` (postgres.clj:139,204,284); this is a throwaway copy. Returns the number of votes copied. """ @@ -322,30 +356,39 @@ def copy_votes_with_fresh_timestamps(conn, source_zid: int, fake_zid: int) -> in # Get current time in milliseconds (matching Polis schema) now_ms = int(time.time() * 1000) - # Single INSERT ... SELECT with ROW_NUMBER() to generate sequential timestamps - # This is much faster than executemany for large vote counts - # Use DISTINCT ON (pid, tid) to handle duplicate votes (keeps the latest) - cursor.execute(""" - INSERT INTO votes (zid, pid, tid, vote, weight_x_32767, created) - SELECT - %s, - pid, - tid, - vote, - weight_x_32767, - %s + (ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY created ASC) - 1) * 10 - FROM ( - SELECT DISTINCT ON (pid, tid) pid, tid, vote, weight_x_32767, created + try: + # Disable rules/triggers for this transaction only: suppresses + # on_vote_insert_update_unique_table so the multi-row revote INSERT does + # not trip the single-statement ON CONFLICT cardinality check. SET LOCAL + # reverts on commit AND rollback, so a failed INSERT can never leave the + # session stuck in replica mode. (The first execute on a non-autocommit + # psycopg2 connection opens the transaction block SET LOCAL needs.) + cursor.execute("SET LOCAL session_replication_role = 'replica'") + # Single INSERT ... SELECT with ROW_NUMBER() to generate sequential + # timestamps. This is much faster than executemany for large vote counts. + cursor.execute(""" + INSERT INTO votes (zid, pid, tid, vote, weight_x_32767, created) + SELECT + %s, + pid, + tid, + vote, + weight_x_32767, + %s + (ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY created ASC, ctid ASC) - 1) * 10 FROM votes WHERE zid = %s - ORDER BY pid, tid, created DESC - ) AS deduplicated - ORDER BY created ASC - """, (fake_zid, now_ms, source_zid)) + ORDER BY created ASC, ctid ASC + """, (fake_zid, now_ms, source_zid)) - copied_count = cursor.rowcount - conn.commit() - cursor.close() + copied_count = cursor.rowcount + conn.commit() + except Exception: + # Clear the aborted transaction (which also reverts the SET LOCAL) so + # the original error propagates unmasked and the session stays usable. + conn.rollback() + raise + finally: + cursor.close() return copied_count diff --git a/delphi/scripts/job_poller.py b/delphi/scripts/job_poller.py index df1dba73d0..b1d063c8ea 100755 --- a/delphi/scripts/job_poller.py +++ b/delphi/scripts/job_poller.py @@ -765,6 +765,23 @@ def process_job(self, job: Dict[str, Any]) -> None: self.complete_job(job, False, error=f"Critical poller error: {str(e)}") +def should_process_job(instance_type: str, job_actual_size: str) -> bool: + """ + Decide whether a worker of the given instance type should process a job of + the given size. + + The dedicated "large" worker ASG is scaled to zero, so the normal/default + worker class now processes ALL job sizes. "large" remains an opt-in, + large-only class (set INSTANCE_SIZE=large) for anyone who re-enables that + ASG; "dev" processes anything. get_job_actual_size is still consulted for + logging/visibility. + """ + if instance_type == "large": + return job_actual_size == "large" + # 'default', 'small', 'dev' and anything else: process every size. + return True + + def poll_and_process(processor: JobProcessor, interval: int = 10): """The main loop for a worker thread.""" logger.info(f"Worker {processor.worker_id} starting job polling...") @@ -782,19 +799,8 @@ def poll_and_process(processor: JobProcessor, interval: int = 10): else: job_actual_size = "normal" - can_process = False instance_type = processor.instance_type - - if instance_type == "large": - # A large instance ONLY processes large jobs. - can_process = job_actual_size == "large" - else: # This covers 'small' and the 'default' type. - # Small/default instances ONLY process normal-sized jobs. - can_process = job_actual_size == "normal" - - if instance_type == "dev": - # Dev instances can process any job size. - can_process = True + can_process = should_process_job(instance_type, job_actual_size) if not can_process: logger.info(f"Worker instance type '{instance_type}' cannot process job '{job_to_process['job_id']}' of size '{job_actual_size}'. Skipping for now.") diff --git a/delphi/scripts/large_conv_tick_bench.py b/delphi/scripts/large_conv_tick_bench.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..0c8bd3c2a4 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/scripts/large_conv_tick_bench.py @@ -0,0 +1,124 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +"""Large-conversation tick benchmark (GOAL_CUTOVER_READY.md Phase 5). + +Times ONE full-PCA math tick at the largest prodclone conversation shape +(33,422 participants x 783 comments, ~2.0M votes) — the pre-flip +measurement required by CUTOVER_RUNBOOK.md risk register item 3. The +conversation is SYNTHESIZED (seeded RNG; no real data leaves anywhere), +sized by CLI flags so the same script smoke-tests at small shapes. + +Two numbers matter: +- cold_tick_s: first-ever recompute (no warm-start state) — the + worst case a poller pays when it first meets a huge conv. +- warm_tick_s: recompute after one more small vote batch — the steady + per-tick cost (lineage warm starts populated), which is what the + serial-capacity verdict rides on. + +Usage:: + + uv run python scripts/large_conv_tick_bench.py # full shape + uv run python scripts/large_conv_tick_bench.py --n-ptpts 2000 \ + --n-cmts 200 --n-votes 120000 # smoke + ... --json-out result.json # machine copy +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import json +import platform +import time + +import click +import numpy as np + +from polismath.conversation.conversation import Conversation + +# Largest prodclone conv (CUTOVER_RUNBOOK.md risk item 3 / journal s6). +DEFAULT_N_PTPTS = 33_422 +DEFAULT_N_CMTS = 783 +DEFAULT_N_VOTES = 2_000_000 + + +def synthesize_votes(n_ptpts: int, n_cmts: int, n_votes: int, + seed: int = 42) -> list[dict]: + """Deterministic synthetic vote stream shaped like a real large conv. + + Every participant votes on ``round(n_votes / n_ptpts)`` distinct random + comments (so the per-row density matches the target total), with a + realistic agree-heavy sign mix (55% agree / 30% disagree / 15% pass). + ``created`` timestamps advance one ms per vote — deterministic ordering. + """ + rng = np.random.default_rng(seed) + per_ptpt = max(1, round(n_votes / n_ptpts)) + votes: list[dict] = [] + t_ms = 1_600_000_000_000 + for pid in range(n_ptpts): + tids = rng.choice(n_cmts, size=min(per_ptpt, n_cmts), replace=False) + signs = rng.choice([1.0, -1.0, 0.0], size=len(tids), p=[0.55, 0.30, 0.15]) + for tid, sign in zip(tids, signs): + t_ms += 1 + votes.append({"pid": pid, "tid": int(tid), "vote": float(sign), + "created": t_ms}) + return votes + + +def run_bench(n_ptpts: int, n_cmts: int, n_votes: int, seed: int = 42) -> dict: + votes = synthesize_votes(n_ptpts, n_cmts, n_votes, seed=seed) + n_total = len(votes) + + conv = Conversation("large-conv-bench", last_updated=1) + t0 = time.perf_counter() + conv = conv.update_votes( + {"votes": votes, "lastVoteTimestamp": votes[-1]["created"]}, + recompute=False) + ingest_s = time.perf_counter() - t0 + + t0 = time.perf_counter() + conv = conv.recompute() + cold_tick_s = time.perf_counter() - t0 + + # One more tiny batch -> the steady-state warm tick (lineage warm starts + # for PCA/base/group all populated by the cold tick above). + tail = [{"pid": 0, "tid": 0, "vote": 1.0, + "created": votes[-1]["created"] + 1}] + t0 = time.perf_counter() + conv = conv.update_votes( + {"votes": tail, "lastVoteTimestamp": tail[0]["created"]}, + recompute=False) + conv = conv.recompute() + warm_tick_s = time.perf_counter() - t0 + + return { + "n_ptpts": n_ptpts, + "n_cmts": n_cmts, + "n_votes": n_total, + "ingest_s": round(ingest_s, 3), + "cold_tick_s": round(cold_tick_s, 3), + "warm_tick_s": round(warm_tick_s, 3), + "n_groups": len(conv.group_clusters), + "n_base_clusters": len(conv.base_clusters), + "machine": platform.machine(), + "platform": platform.platform(), + } + + +@click.command() +@click.option("--n-ptpts", default=DEFAULT_N_PTPTS, show_default=True) +@click.option("--n-cmts", default=DEFAULT_N_CMTS, show_default=True) +@click.option("--n-votes", default=DEFAULT_N_VOTES, show_default=True) +@click.option("--seed", default=42, show_default=True) +@click.option("--json-out", type=click.Path(), default=None, + help="Also write the result JSON to this path.") +def main(n_ptpts: int, n_cmts: int, n_votes: int, seed: int, + json_out: str | None) -> None: + """Time one cold + one warm full-PCA tick at a synthesized conv shape.""" + result = run_bench(n_ptpts, n_cmts, n_votes, seed=seed) + payload = json.dumps(result, indent=2, sort_keys=True) + click.echo(payload) + if json_out: + with open(json_out, "w") as fh: + fh.write(payload + "\n") + + +if __name__ == "__main__": + main() diff --git a/delphi/scripts/math_poller.py b/delphi/scripts/math_poller.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..ead4b0a7fa --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/scripts/math_poller.py @@ -0,0 +1,83 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +"""Math Poller CLI — the Python replacement for the Clojure math container. + +Polls Postgres for votes/moderation, maintains per-conversation math state in +memory, and writes math_main / math_bidtopid / math_ptptstats under one +math_env. See polismath.poller (package docstring) and +delphi/docs/MATH_POLLER_DESIGN.md. + +Usage: + uv run python scripts/math_poller.py # run forever (SIGTERM stops) + uv run python scripts/math_poller.py --once # one poll cycle then exit +""" + +import argparse +import logging +import os +import signal +import sys + +from polismath.database.postgres import PostgresClient, PostgresConfig +from polismath.poller.service import MathPollerService, PollerConfig + + +def _configure_logging() -> None: + level = os.environ.get("LOG_LEVEL", "INFO").upper() + logging.basicConfig( + level=getattr(logging, level, logging.INFO), + format="%(asctime)s %(levelname)s [%(threadName)s] %(name)s: %(message)s", + ) + + +def _build_service(config: PollerConfig) -> MathPollerService: + if not config.database_url: + print("DATABASE_URL is required", file=sys.stderr) + raise SystemExit(2) + pg = PostgresClient(PostgresConfig(url=config.database_url, math_env=config.math_env)) + pg.initialize() + return MathPollerService(pg, config) + + +def main(argv=None) -> int: + parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Polis Python math poller") + parser.add_argument( + "--once", + action="store_true", + help="Run a single vote+moderation poll cycle, block until processed, exit.", + ) + args = parser.parse_args(argv) + + _configure_logging() + log = logging.getLogger("math_poller") + + config = PollerConfig.from_env() + service = _build_service(config) + + if args.once: + log.info("Running a single poll cycle (--once)") + service.poll_once() + service.stop() + return 0 + + # Graceful shutdown on SIGTERM/SIGINT (docker stop, Ctrl-C). + def _handle_signal(signum, _frame): + log.info("Received signal %s; stopping poller", signum) + service._stop.set() + + signal.signal(signal.SIGTERM, _handle_signal) + signal.signal(signal.SIGINT, _handle_signal) + + log.info( + "Starting math poller: math_env=%s vote_interval=%dms mod_interval=%dms " + "pool=%d", + config.math_env, + config.vote_interval_ms, + config.mod_interval_ms, + config.worker_pool_size, + ) + service.run_forever() + return 0 + + +if __name__ == "__main__": + raise SystemExit(main()) diff --git a/delphi/scripts/poller_equiv.py b/delphi/scripts/poller_equiv.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..57a27a4509 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/scripts/poller_equiv.py @@ -0,0 +1,279 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +"""Poller-equivalence harness CLI — Stages A (schema+seed), B (runners), +C (feeder + comparer), and D (self-jitter envelope + full-run orchestration). + +See ``delphi/docs/MATH_POLLER_EQUIV_SPEC.md`` and +``polismath.replay.poller_equiv`` (the library this is a thin click wrapper +over — same split as ``scripts/certify.py``: the library stays pure / +side-effect-scoped, this script owns printing and process exit codes). + +Stages A/B/C are wired up here: create the throwaway DB + seed a conversation; +start/stop the clj container and the python poller against it; feed timed vote +batches while snapshotting math_main/math_bidtopid/math_ptptstats per env, and +compare the resulting snapshot store. Stage D adds the ``full-run`` subcommand: +two independent clj-only runs -> self-jitter envelope, one paired clj+py +restart-seam run, envelope-aware compare, verdict JSON + terse summary. + +Usage (from delphi/):: + + # Create polis_equiv (dropping it first) and seed one dataset's full + # conversation (comments + ALL votes) under zid=1: + uv run python scripts/poller_equiv.py seed --dataset vw \\ + --admin-url postgresql://postgres:postgres@localhost:15432/postgres + + # Start the clj container against an already-seeded DB, block until Ctrl-C: + uv run python scripts/poller_equiv.py run-clj \\ + --database-url postgresql://postgres:postgres@localhost:15432/polis_equiv \\ + --math-env clj-ref + + # Start the python poller the same way: + uv run python scripts/poller_equiv.py run-py \\ + --database-url postgresql://postgres:postgres@localhost:15432/polis_equiv \\ + --math-env py-shadow + + # Feed a vw uniform-8 batch stream through BOTH runners at once, snapshotting + # each batch's three tables under --out, with a restart seam after batch 3: + uv run python scripts/poller_equiv.py feed --dataset vw \\ + --admin-url postgresql://postgres:postgres@localhost:15432/postgres \\ + --cuts 100,200,300,400,500,585 --seam-after 3 \\ + --out real_data/.local/replays/_poller_equiv/vw + + # Compare an existing --out snapshot store: + uv run python scripts/poller_equiv.py compare \\ + --out real_data/.local/replays/_poller_equiv/vw + + # Full protocol (spec §2/§3 stage D) — two clj-only self-jitter runs, + # one paired clj+py restart-seam run, envelope-aware compare, verdict: + uv run python scripts/poller_equiv.py full-run --dataset vw \\ + --admin-url postgresql://postgres:postgres@localhost:15432/postgres \\ + --out real_data/.local/replays/_poller_equiv_full/vw +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import sys +from pathlib import Path +from typing import Any + +import click +import sqlalchemy as sa + +from polismath.replay import poller_equiv as pe +from polismath.replay.real_data import load_export_votes + + +@click.group() +def cli() -> None: + """Poller-equivalence harness (Stages A/B/C/D — see module docstring).""" + + +@cli.command() +@click.option("--dataset", required=True, help="Dataset slug (e.g. vw).") +@click.option("--admin-url", required=True, + help="Connection URL to an EXISTING db (e.g. .../postgres) on " + "the target server — NOT the equiv db itself.") +@click.option("--dbname", default=pe.DEFAULT_DBNAME, show_default=True, + help="Throwaway database name to (re)create.") +@click.option("--zid", type=int, default=pe.DEFAULT_ZID, show_default=True) +@click.option("--to-slot", type=int, default=None, + help="Insert votes[:to_slot] (default: the whole dataset).") +def seed(dataset, admin_url, dbname, zid, to_slot): + """Create the throwaway equiv DB and seed one dataset's conversation.""" + ds = load_export_votes(dataset) + to_slot = ds.n if to_slot is None else to_slot + click.echo(f"dataset={dataset} n_votes={ds.n} n_comments={len(ds.comments)}", err=True) + + target_url = pe.create_equiv_db(admin_url, dbname=dbname) + engine = sa.create_engine(target_url) + try: + with engine.begin() as conn: + pe.seed_conversation(conn, ds, zid=zid) + n = pe.insert_votes(conn, ds, 0, to_slot, zid=zid) + finally: + engine.dispose() + + click.echo(f"seeded zid={zid} into {dbname!r}: {n} votes, " + f"{len(ds.comments)} comments -> {target_url}") + + +@cli.command("run-clj") +@click.option("--database-url", required=True) +@click.option("--math-env", required=True) +@click.option("--poll-from-days-ago", type=float, default=10000, show_default=True) +def run_clj(database_url, math_env, poll_from_days_ago): + """Start the REAL clj math container loop (blocks; Ctrl-C stops it).""" + runner = pe.CljContainerRunner( + database_url=database_url, math_env=math_env, + poll_from_days_ago=poll_from_days_ago, + ) + _run_and_stream(runner, label="clj") + + +@cli.command("run-py") +@click.option("--database-url", required=True) +@click.option("--math-env", required=True) +@click.option("--poll-from-days-ago", type=float, default=10000, show_default=True) +def run_py(database_url, math_env, poll_from_days_ago): + """Start the python math_poller (blocks; Ctrl-C stops it).""" + runner = pe.PyPollerRunner( + database_url=database_url, math_env=math_env, + poll_from_days_ago=poll_from_days_ago, + ) + _run_and_stream(runner, label="py") + + +@cli.command() +@click.option("--dataset", required=True, help="Dataset slug (e.g. vw).") +@click.option("--admin-url", required=True, + help="Connection URL to an EXISTING db (e.g. .../postgres) on " + "the target server — NOT the equiv db itself.") +@click.option("--cuts", required=True, + help="Comma-separated, strictly-increasing 1-based vote-count " + "cut slots (e.g. 100,200,300,400,500,585). Include the " + "dataset's total vote count as the last value to recompute " + "the tail (batch_slices' 'final batch to n' convention).") +@click.option("--out", "out_dir", required=True, type=click.Path(path_type=Path), + help="Snapshot store root — one subdir per math_env.") +@click.option("--seam-after", type=int, default=None, + help="Batch index (0-based) after which to kill+restart the " + "py runner (and, with --restart-clj-at-seam, the clj one).") +@click.option("--restart-clj-at-seam", is_flag=True, default=False) +@click.option("--dbname", default=pe.DEFAULT_DBNAME, show_default=True) +@click.option("--zid", type=int, default=pe.DEFAULT_ZID, show_default=True) +@click.option("--clj-env", default="clj-ref", show_default=True) +@click.option("--py-env", default="py-shadow", show_default=True) +@click.option("--poll-from-days-ago", type=float, default=10000, show_default=True) +@click.option("--wait-timeout", type=float, default=120.0, show_default=True, + help="Seconds to wait for EACH math_env to reflect a batch " + "before giving up on it.") +def feed(dataset, admin_url, cuts, out_dir, seam_after, restart_clj_at_seam, dbname, zid, + clj_env, py_env, poll_from_days_ago, wait_timeout): + """Stage C feeder: seed the equiv DB, start both runners, then insert + vote batches one at a time — waiting for each math_env to reflect a + batch before snapshotting math_main/math_bidtopid/math_ptptstats and + moving on (spec §1 'feed'/'seam' bullets).""" + cut_slots = [int(c) for c in cuts.split(",") if c.strip()] + try: + manifest = pe.run_equiv_stream( + admin_url, dataset, cut_slots, + out_dir=out_dir, seam_after=seam_after, math_envs=(clj_env, py_env), + restart_clj_at_seam=restart_clj_at_seam, dbname=dbname, zid=zid, + poll_from_days_ago=poll_from_days_ago, + wait_timeout=wait_timeout, + ) + except pe.PollerEquivStreamError as exc: + click.echo(f"poller-equiv feed: ABORTED\n{exc}", err=True) + sys.exit(1) + n_ready = sum( + 1 for b in manifest["batches"] if all(e["ready"] for e in b["envs"].values()) + ) + click.echo( + f"fed {len(manifest['batches'])} batches ({n_ready} fully ready) -> {out_dir}" + ) + + +@cli.command() +@click.option("--out", "out_dir", required=True, + type=click.Path(exists=True, file_okay=False, path_type=Path)) +@click.option("--clj-env", default="clj-ref", show_default=True) +@click.option("--py-env", default="py-shadow", show_default=True) +def compare(out_dir, clj_env, py_env): + """Stage C comparer: verdict over an existing --out snapshot store (spec + §1 'compare' bullet — same acceptance as certify for math_main, exact + equality for math_bidtopid, structural+tolerant for math_ptptstats, plus + tick-monotonicity and watermark-exactly-once checks).""" + report = pe.compare_snapshots(out_dir, math_envs=(clj_env, py_env)) + pe.write_compare_verdict(report, out_dir) + for line in pe.render_compare_lines(report): + click.echo(line) + sys.exit(pe.compare_exit_code(report)) + + +@cli.command("full-run") +@click.option("--dataset", required=True, help="Dataset slug (e.g. vw).") +@click.option("--admin-url", required=True, + help="Connection URL to an EXISTING db (e.g. .../postgres) on " + "the target server — NOT any of the equiv dbs themselves.") +@click.option("--cuts", default=None, + help="Comma-separated, strictly-increasing 1-based vote-count " + "cut slots. Default: --dataset's uniform-8 slots (for vw, " + "read VERBATIM from scripts/schedules/vw-uniform8-restart4.json; " + "for any other dataset, derived the same way certify's own " + "uniform/n_cuts=8 battery entries are).") +@click.option("--seam-after", type=int, default=None, + help="Batch index (0-based) after which to restart the runners. " + "Default: the default schedule's own restart point (vw: " + "step 4) — mid-schedule for a derived schedule.") +@click.option("--out", "out_root", required=True, type=click.Path(path_type=Path), + help="Output root — holds self-jitter-1/, self-jitter-2/, main/ " + "snapshot stores plus full_run_verdict.json.") +@click.option("--dbname", default="polis_equiv_full", show_default=True, + help="Throwaway database name STEM — suffixed _jitter1/_jitter2/_main.") +@click.option("--zid", type=int, default=pe.DEFAULT_ZID, show_default=True) +@click.option("--clj-env", default="clj-ref", show_default=True) +@click.option("--py-env", default="py-shadow", show_default=True) +@click.option("--poll-from-days-ago", type=float, default=10000, show_default=True) +@click.option("--wait-timeout", type=float, default=120.0, show_default=True, + help="Seconds to wait for EACH math_env to reflect a batch " + "before giving up on it.") +@click.option("--restart-clj-at-seam/--no-restart-clj-at-seam", default=True, show_default=True, + help="Also restart the clj container at the seam, for symmetry " + "with the py restart (spec §1's 'seam' bullet).") +@click.option("--wait-for-clj-poll-cycle/--no-wait-for-clj-poll-cycle", default=True, show_default=True, + help="Quirk Q19 harness-level mitigation: block feeding batch 0 " + "until the clj runner's log shows evidence of a completed " + "poll cycle (see wait_for_first_poll_cycle's docstring). " + "Avoids a conv_man.clj actor-creation race that can " + "silently drop an early batch's votes.") +@click.option("--poll-cycle-gate-timeout", type=float, default=60.0, show_default=True, + help="Seconds to wait for the poll-cycle gate signal before " + "aborting (only used when --wait-for-clj-poll-cycle).") +def full_run(dataset, admin_url, cuts, seam_after, out_root, dbname, zid, clj_env, py_env, + poll_from_days_ago, wait_timeout, restart_clj_at_seam, + wait_for_clj_poll_cycle, poll_cycle_gate_timeout): + """Stage D full protocol orchestration (spec §2/§3): (a) clj-ref run 1, + (b) fresh DB + clj-ref run 2 -> self-jitter envelope, (c) fresh DB + + clj-ref/py-shadow paired run with a restart seam, (d)/(e) envelope-aware + compare + verdict JSON + a terse (<=40-line) stdout summary. + + REQUIRES live Postgres + the ``clojure`` CLI — fails fast with a clear + message when either is unreachable (see ``preflight_check``).""" + default_cuts, default_seam = pe.default_full_run_schedule(dataset) + cut_slots = [int(c) for c in cuts.split(",") if c.strip()] if cuts else default_cuts + resolved_seam = seam_after if seam_after is not None else default_seam + + config = pe.FullRunConfig( + dataset=dataset, admin_url=admin_url, out_root=str(out_root), + cuts=tuple(cut_slots), seam_after=resolved_seam, dbname=dbname, zid=zid, + clj_env=clj_env, py_env=py_env, + poll_from_days_ago=poll_from_days_ago, wait_timeout=wait_timeout, + restart_clj_at_seam=restart_clj_at_seam, + wait_for_clj_poll_cycle=wait_for_clj_poll_cycle, + poll_cycle_gate_timeout=poll_cycle_gate_timeout, + ) + try: + verdict = pe.run_full_equiv_protocol(config) + except pe.PollerEquivStreamError as exc: + click.echo(f"poller-equiv full-run: ABORTED\n{exc}", err=True) + sys.exit(1) + for line in pe.render_full_run_lines(verdict): + click.echo(line) + sys.exit(0 if verdict["overall_pass"] else 1) + + +def _run_and_stream(runner: Any, *, label: str) -> None: + proc = runner.start() + click.echo(f"[{label}] started pid={proc.pid} cmd={' '.join(runner.cmd)}", err=True) + try: + if proc.stdout is not None: + for line in proc.stdout: + click.echo(f"[{label}] {line}", nl=False) + proc.wait() + except KeyboardInterrupt: + click.echo(f"\n[{label}] stopping…", err=True) + runner.kill() + sys.exit(proc.returncode or 0) + + +if __name__ == "__main__": + cli() diff --git a/delphi/scripts/prodclone_extract.py b/delphi/scripts/prodclone_extract.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..dd4823a864 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/scripts/prodclone_extract.py @@ -0,0 +1,126 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +"""Prodclone extractor CLI — pull feature-classified real conversations out of +a "prodclone" Postgres database (a clone of the production polis DB) into the +replay-dataset export format, for Clojure↔Python math parity certification. + +See ``delphi/polismath/replay/prodclone.py`` for the pure building blocks +(SQL builders, feature classifiers, CSV formatters, slug minting, the +path-safety guard). This script is a thin click CLI wiring those together +with a live psycopg2 connection — mirrors the style of +``scripts/replay_driver.py``. + +CRITICAL privacy rules — see the pure module's docstring and +delphi/tests/test_prodclone_extract.py for the full policy. In short: +output goes ONLY under ``/.local/``, slugs are neutral, the +directory prefix is a salted hash (never the real report id), the slug→zid +mapping lives ONLY in prodclone_map.json, and comment text is redacted. + +Usage (from delphi/):: + + # Survey the prodclone DB for candidate conversations per feature class: + uv run python scripts/prodclone_extract.py survey \\ + --database-url postgresql://user:pass@host:5432/prodclone + + # Extract one conversation for a feature class: + uv run python scripts/prodclone_extract.py extract \\ + --database-url postgresql://user:pass@host:5432/prodclone \\ + --zid 12345 --feature modheavy +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import json +from pathlib import Path + +import click +import psycopg2 + +from polismath.replay import prodclone as pc +from polismath.replay.real_data import REAL_DATA_ROOT + +DEFAULT_SURVEY_OUT = REAL_DATA_ROOT / ".local" / "prodclone_survey.json" + + +@click.group() +def cli() -> None: + """Prodclone extractor — survey + extract feature-classified conversations.""" + + +def _print_survey(result: dict) -> None: + sc = result["size_classes"] + counts = sc["counts"] + click.echo( + f"size classes (n={result['n_conversations']}): " + f"small(<={sc['small_max_votes']} votes)={counts['small']} " + f"medium(<={sc['medium_max_votes']} votes)={counts['medium']} " + f"large={counts['large']}" + ) + for feature in pc.FEATURES: + candidates = result["candidates"][feature] + click.echo(f"[{feature}] {len(candidates)} candidate(s)") + for c in candidates: + click.echo( + f" zid={c['zid']} n_votes={c['n_votes']} n_ptpts={c['n_ptpts']} " + f"n_comments={c['n_comments']} metric={c['metric']:.3f}" + ) + + +@cli.command() +@click.option("--database-url", required=True, + help="Postgres connection URL for the prodclone database.") +@click.option("--limit", type=int, default=3, show_default=True, + help="Max candidates listed per feature class.") +@click.option("--out", "out_path", type=click.Path(path_type=Path), default=None, + help=f"Full survey JSON path (default: {DEFAULT_SURVEY_OUT}).") +def survey(database_url: str, limit: int, out_path: Path | None) -> None: + """Survey the prodclone DB: candidate conversations per feature class, + no topics/text — just zid, n_votes, n_ptpts, n_comments, metric.""" + out_path = out_path or DEFAULT_SURVEY_OUT + # The survey JSON contains raw zids — same containment rule as extract: + # refuse any destination outside real_data/.local/ (review finding, + # 2026-07-22: --out could previously bypass the guard). + out_path = pc.assert_under_local(out_path, REAL_DATA_ROOT) + conn = psycopg2.connect(database_url) + try: + result = pc.run_survey(conn, limit=limit) + finally: + conn.close() + + _print_survey(result) + + out_path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + out_path.write_text(json.dumps(result, indent=2, sort_keys=True) + "\n") + click.echo(f"full survey -> {out_path}") + + +@cli.command() +@click.option("--database-url", required=True, + help="Postgres connection URL for the prodclone database.") +@click.option("--zid", type=int, required=True, help="Conversation zid to extract.") +@click.option("--feature", type=click.Choice(pc.FEATURES), required=True, + help="Feature class this extraction is for (mints the next free slug).") +@click.option("--out-root", type=click.Path(path_type=Path), default=None, + help="real_data root — a .local/ subdir is created beneath it " + f"(default: {REAL_DATA_ROOT}).") +def extract(database_url: str, zid: int, feature: str, out_root: Path | None) -> None: + """Mint the next free slug for FEATURE and export ZID's votes (full + revote history) + comments (text redacted) into + /.local/-/, then merge-update + prodclone_map.json.""" + out_root = out_root or REAL_DATA_ROOT + conn = psycopg2.connect(database_url) + try: + result = pc.run_extract(conn, zid=zid, feature=feature, out_root=out_root) + finally: + conn.close() + + entry = result["entry"] + click.echo(f"slug={result['slug']}") + click.echo( + f"wrote {entry['n_votes']} votes, {entry['n_comments']} comments -> {result['dir']}" + ) + click.echo(f"prodclone_map.json updated ({out_root / '.local' / 'prodclone_map.json'})") + + +if __name__ == "__main__": + cli() diff --git a/delphi/scripts/replay_driver.py b/delphi/scripts/replay_driver.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..cbadaffce4 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/scripts/replay_driver.py @@ -0,0 +1,146 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +"""Replay-harness CLI (Phase H-A) — run a (dataset, schedule) replay and +compare two recordings. + +Runs the Python driver end-to-end and writes a recording store +(``real_data/.local/replays///`` by default), and offers +a compare entry point for two recordings. The Clojure driver (H-B) and +cross-language comparison land later; this CLI already exercises the full +Python spine. + +Usage (from delphi/):: + + # Run a preset schedule on the public vw dataset: + uv run python scripts/replay_driver.py run --dataset vw --preset front-loaded + uv run python scripts/replay_driver.py run --dataset vw --preset uniform --n-cuts 8 + uv run python scripts/replay_driver.py run --dataset vw --preset per-day + + # Run an explicit schedule JSON (§4): + uv run python scripts/replay_driver.py run --schedule my_schedule.json + + # Compare two recordings step-by-step: + uv run python scripts/replay_driver.py compare --report out.json +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import logging +import sys +from pathlib import Path + +import click + +from polismath.replay import schedule as sched +from polismath.replay import store as st +from polismath.replay import stepcompare as sc +from polismath.replay.driver import run_replay +from polismath.replay.real_data import load_export_votes +from polismath.replay.types import ReplayDataset + +_PRESETS = ( + "uniform", "front-loaded", "back-loaded", "every-vote", "single-cut", "per-day" +) + + +def _spec_from_preset( + preset: str, dataset: str, ds: ReplayDataset, *, n_cuts: int, + schedule_id: str | None, +) -> sched.ScheduleSpec: + n = ds.n + if preset == "uniform": + return sched.preset_uniform(dataset, n, n_cuts=n_cuts, schedule_id=schedule_id) + if preset == "front-loaded": + return sched.preset_front_loaded( + dataset, n, n_cuts=n_cuts, schedule_id=schedule_id or "front-loaded") + if preset == "back-loaded": + return sched.preset_back_loaded( + dataset, n, n_cuts=n_cuts, schedule_id=schedule_id or "back-loaded") + if preset == "every-vote": + return sched.preset_every_vote(dataset, n, schedule_id=schedule_id or "every-vote") + if preset == "single-cut": + return sched.preset_single_cut(dataset, n, schedule_id=schedule_id or "single-cut") + if preset == "per-day": + return sched.preset_per_day(dataset, ds, schedule_id=schedule_id or "per-day") + raise click.BadParameter(f"unknown preset {preset!r}") + + +@click.group() +def cli() -> None: + """Replay-harness driver + comparer.""" + + +@cli.command() +@click.option("--dataset", help="Dataset slug (e.g. vw). Required unless --schedule sets it.") +@click.option("--schedule", "schedule_path", type=click.Path(exists=True, path_type=Path), + help="Path to a schedule.json (§4). Overrides --preset.") +@click.option("--preset", type=click.Choice(_PRESETS), default=None, + help="Built-in schedule preset.") +@click.option("--n-cuts", type=int, default=6, show_default=True, + help="Number of cuts for uniform/front/back presets.") +@click.option("--schedule-id", default=None, help="Override the schedule id.") +@click.option("--out", "out_root", type=click.Path(path_type=Path), default=None, + help="Store root (default: real_data/.local/replays).") +@click.option("--verbose", is_flag=True, help="Show driver progress logging.") +def run(dataset, schedule_path, preset, n_cuts, schedule_id, out_root, verbose): + """Run a (dataset, schedule) replay and write the recording store.""" + if not verbose: + # logging.disable is process-global: restore it in _run's finally so an + # in-process caller (CliRunner tests) isn't silenced past this command. + logging.disable(logging.CRITICAL) + try: + _run_impl(dataset, schedule_path, preset, n_cuts, schedule_id, out_root, verbose) + finally: + logging.disable(logging.NOTSET) + + +def _run_impl(dataset, schedule_path, preset, n_cuts, schedule_id, out_root, verbose): + ds: ReplayDataset | None = None + loaded_slug: str | None = None + if schedule_path is not None: + spec = sched.ScheduleSpec.from_json_file(schedule_path) + dataset = dataset or spec.dataset + elif preset is not None: + if not dataset: + raise click.UsageError("--dataset is required with --preset") + ds = load_export_votes(dataset) + loaded_slug = dataset + spec = _spec_from_preset(preset, dataset, ds, n_cuts=n_cuts, + schedule_id=schedule_id) + else: + raise click.UsageError("provide either --schedule or --preset") + + # Reuse the dataset already loaded to build a preset spec instead of loading + # it a second time; only the --schedule path (or a slug mismatch) needs a load. + if ds is None or loaded_slug != spec.dataset: + ds = load_export_votes(spec.dataset) + click.echo(f"dataset={spec.dataset} n_votes={ds.n} schedule={spec.schedule_id}", err=True) + + def _progress(i: int, total: int) -> None: + click.echo(f" step {i + 1}/{total} …", err=True) + + records = run_replay(ds, spec, progress=_progress if verbose else None) + out_dir = st.write_recording(records, spec, root=out_root) + click.echo(f"wrote {len(records)} steps → {out_dir}") + + +@cli.command() +@click.argument("dir_a", type=click.Path(exists=True, path_type=Path)) +@click.argument("dir_b", type=click.Path(exists=True, path_type=Path)) +@click.option("--engine", default="py", show_default=True) +@click.option("--report", "report_path", type=click.Path(path_type=Path), default=None, + help="Write the full per-step JSON report here.") +@click.option("--abs-tol", type=float, default=1e-6, show_default=True) +@click.option("--rel-tol", type=float, default=0.01, show_default=True) +def compare(dir_a, dir_b, engine, report_path, abs_tol, rel_tol): + """Compare two recordings step-by-step and print a divergence summary.""" + comparer = sc.StepComparer(abs_tolerance=abs_tol, rel_tolerance=rel_tol) + report = sc.compare_recordings(dir_a, dir_b, engine=engine, comparer=comparer) + click.echo(sc.format_report(report)) + if report_path is not None: + sc.write_report(report, report_path) + click.echo(f"report → {report_path}", err=True) + sys.exit(0 if report["overall_match"] else 1) + + +if __name__ == "__main__": + cli() diff --git a/delphi/scripts/schedules/pc-meta-01-single-cut-mod.json b/delphi/scripts/schedules/pc-meta-01-single-cut-mod.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..6d14fcbb5e --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/scripts/schedules/pc-meta-01-single-cut-mod.json @@ -0,0 +1,16 @@ +{ + "dataset": "pc-meta-01", + "schedule_id": "single-cut-mod", + "source": "votes-csv", + "cuts": { + "mode": "vote-count", + "at": [ + 4689 + ] + }, + "moderation": "interleave-by-timestamp", + "clojure": { + "warm_start": "chain" + }, + "notes": "single cold cut with the full mod history woven (Q18 carve, 2026-07-24: this dataset's mod-narrowed warm geometry knife-edges in uniqify; warm-chain meta coverage lives in pc-meta-02 uniform6-mod)" +} diff --git a/delphi/scripts/schedules/pc-meta-01-uniform6-mod.json b/delphi/scripts/schedules/pc-meta-01-uniform6-mod.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..8155ec3ff4 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/scripts/schedules/pc-meta-01-uniform6-mod.json @@ -0,0 +1,21 @@ +{ + "dataset": "pc-meta-01", + "schedule_id": "uniform6-mod", + "source": "votes-csv", + "cuts": { + "mode": "vote-count", + "at": [ + 782, + 1563, + 2344, + 3126, + 3908, + 4689 + ] + }, + "moderation": "interleave-by-timestamp", + "clojure": { + "warm_start": "chain" + }, + "notes": "6 evenly-spaced recomputes with moderation interleaved (meta-rich prodclone extraction: meta-tids enter via mod-update, the production-reachable route) [NOT IN BATTERY since 2026-07-24: warm-chain steps knife-edge on Q18 (uniqify merge-center ulp chaos, CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md) \u2014 kept only to reproduce the diagnosis; certification uses the single-cut-mod variant]" +} diff --git a/delphi/scripts/schedules/pc-meta-02-uniform6-mod.json b/delphi/scripts/schedules/pc-meta-02-uniform6-mod.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..2af7c92c9a --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/scripts/schedules/pc-meta-02-uniform6-mod.json @@ -0,0 +1,21 @@ +{ + "dataset": "pc-meta-02", + "schedule_id": "uniform6-mod", + "source": "votes-csv", + "cuts": { + "mode": "vote-count", + "at": [ + 402, + 805, + 1207, + 1609, + 2012, + 2414 + ] + }, + "moderation": "interleave-by-timestamp", + "clojure": { + "warm_start": "chain" + }, + "notes": "6 evenly-spaced recomputes with moderation interleaved (moderate-density prodclone extraction: meta + modout on coincidence-sparse geometry - the Q18-safe warm-chain mod/meta coverage)" +} diff --git a/delphi/scripts/schedules/pc-midmix-01-uniform6-restart3.json b/delphi/scripts/schedules/pc-midmix-01-uniform6-restart3.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..cb91b6f397 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/scripts/schedules/pc-midmix-01-uniform6-restart3.json @@ -0,0 +1,22 @@ +{ + "dataset": "pc-midmix-01", + "schedule_id": "uniform6-restart3", + "source": "votes-csv", + "cuts": { + "mode": "vote-count", + "at": [ + 8191, + 16382, + 24573, + 32764, + 40955, + 49146 + ] + }, + "moderation": "none", + "clojure": { + "warm_start": "chain" + }, + "notes": "uniform6 with a worker-restart seam after step 3 (medium-size prodclone extraction)", + "restart_after": 3 +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/delphi/scripts/schedules/pc-modheavy-01-single-cut-mod.json b/delphi/scripts/schedules/pc-modheavy-01-single-cut-mod.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..1491a6886b --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/scripts/schedules/pc-modheavy-01-single-cut-mod.json @@ -0,0 +1,16 @@ +{ + "dataset": "pc-modheavy-01", + "schedule_id": "single-cut-mod", + "source": "votes-csv", + "cuts": { + "mode": "vote-count", + "at": [ + 11712 + ] + }, + "moderation": "interleave-by-timestamp", + "clojure": { + "warm_start": "chain" + }, + "notes": "single cold cut with the full mod history woven (Q18 carve, 2026-07-24: mod-heavy warm chains are certification-hostile - uniqify merge-center exactness knife-edges on coincidence-dense geometry; warm-chain mod/meta coverage lives in pc-meta-02 uniform6-mod)" +} diff --git a/delphi/scripts/schedules/pc-modheavy-01-uniform6-mod.json b/delphi/scripts/schedules/pc-modheavy-01-uniform6-mod.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..bceef9accc --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/scripts/schedules/pc-modheavy-01-uniform6-mod.json @@ -0,0 +1,21 @@ +{ + "dataset": "pc-modheavy-01", + "schedule_id": "uniform6-mod", + "source": "votes-csv", + "cuts": { + "mode": "vote-count", + "at": [ + 1952, + 3904, + 5856, + 7808, + 9760, + 11712 + ] + }, + "moderation": "interleave-by-timestamp", + "clojure": { + "warm_start": "chain" + }, + "notes": "6 evenly-spaced recomputes with moderation interleaved by modified timestamp (modout-heavy prodclone extraction, meta rows included) [NOT IN BATTERY since 2026-07-24: warm-chain steps knife-edge on Q18 (uniqify merge-center ulp chaos, CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md) \u2014 kept only to reproduce the diagnosis; certification uses the single-cut-mod variant]" +} diff --git a/delphi/scripts/schedules/vw-every-vote-56.json b/delphi/scripts/schedules/vw-every-vote-56.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..d853a73544 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/scripts/schedules/vw-every-vote-56.json @@ -0,0 +1,67 @@ +{ + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule_id": "every-vote-56", + "cuts": { + "mode": "explicit-event-index", + "at": [ + 1, + 2, + 3, + 4, + 5, + 6, + 7, + 8, + 9, + 10, + 11, + 12, + 13, + 14, + 15, + 16, + 17, + 18, + 19, + 20, + 21, + 22, + 23, + 24, + 25, + 26, + 27, + 28, + 29, + 30, + 31, + 32, + 33, + 34, + 35, + 36, + 37, + 38, + 39, + 40, + 41, + 42, + 43, + 44, + 45, + 46, + 47, + 48, + 49, + 50, + 51, + 52, + 53, + 54, + 55, + 56 + ] + }, + "moderation": "none", + "notes": "every-vote PREFIX (56 single-vote steps): maximal-density warm-start edge case, truncated BEFORE the first Q11 knife-edge (step 57's near-coincident pair, whose merge/no-merge decision is bit-chaotic and irreducible cross-language \u2014 CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md Q11, journal 2026-07-22)" +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/delphi/scripts/schedules/vw-uniform8-restart4.json b/delphi/scripts/schedules/vw-uniform8-restart4.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..b3bc5e9377 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/scripts/schedules/vw-uniform8-restart4.json @@ -0,0 +1,24 @@ +{ + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule_id": "uniform8-restart4", + "source": "votes-csv", + "cuts": { + "mode": "vote-count", + "at": [ + 585, + 1171, + 1756, + 2342, + 2927, + 3512, + 4098, + 4683 + ] + }, + "moderation": "none", + "clojure": { + "warm_start": "chain" + }, + "notes": "uniform8 with a worker-restart seam after step 4 (load-or-init replay: blob round-trip + full-history raw-rating-mat + mod-update)", + "restart_after": 4 +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/delphi/scripts/shard_scaling_bench.py b/delphi/scripts/shard_scaling_bench.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..02f3fcf5ad --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/scripts/shard_scaling_bench.py @@ -0,0 +1,142 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +"""Shard-scaling benchmark CLI — does throughput scale with the shard count? + +Answers HANDOFF_PYTHON_SHARDING.md §7's open acceptance criterion ("with N +shards on an N-core box, aggregate throughput should approach the measured +15.7x at 16 rather than the current 1.0x") for the SHIPPED ``zid % N`` filter, +which the cost study's arm never exercised (§8). + +Thin wrapper over ``polismath.replay.shard_bench`` — same split as +``scripts/poller_equiv.py`` and ``scripts/certify.py``: the library stays pure +/ side-effect-scoped, this script owns printing and process exit codes. + +Usage (from delphi/):: + + # Default sweep: biodiversity, 24 zids, N = 1,2,4,8, BLAS pinned. + uv run python scripts/shard_scaling_bench.py run + + # The §0 control arm: identical sweep with BLAS threads UNPINNED, which is + # what production runs today (nothing sets OMP_NUM_THREADS anywhere). + uv run python scripts/shard_scaling_bench.py run --no-pin + + # Both arms, so pinned vs unpinned is measured rather than asserted: + uv run python scripts/shard_scaling_bench.py run --both + +Each arm spawns real processes and takes ~a minute of CPU, so this is opt-in +tooling, never part of the pytest suite. Exit code is 1 if the pinned sweep +fails the quasi-linear bar. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import json +import sys +from pathlib import Path + +import click + +from polismath.replay import shard_bench as sb + + +def _echo(msg: str) -> None: + click.echo(msg, err=True) + + +def _render(report: dict) -> list[str]: + """Compact table — one line per arm, plus the verdict.""" + pinned = "pinned" if report["blas_pinned"] else "UNPINNED" + lines = [ + f"dataset={report['dataset']} zids={report['zid_count']} " + f"cuts/zid={report['cuts_per_zid']} blas={pinned} " + f"cores={report['cpu_count']} repeats={report['repeats']} " + f"load={report['load_before'][0]:.2f}->{report['load_after'][0]:.2f}", + f"{'N':>3} {'ticks':>6} {'wall_s':>8} {'ticks/s':>8} " + f"{'speedup':>8} {'effic':>6} {'serial_f':>9} {'cpu/tick':>9} {'vs N=1':>7}", + ] + for r in report["rows"]: + sf = r["serial_fraction"] + rel = r["cpu_per_tick_vs_baseline"] + lines.append( + f"{r['shard_count']:>3} {r['ticks']:>6} {r['wall_seconds']:>8.2f} " + f"{r['throughput']:>8.2f} {r['speedup']:>7.2f}x " + f"{r['efficiency']:>6.2f} {'--' if sf is None else f'{sf:>9.4f}'} " + f"{r['cpu_per_tick']:>9.3f} " + f"{'--' if rel is None else f'{rel:>6.2f}x'}" + ) + warn = sb.load_warning( + load1=report["load_before"][0], cpu_count=report["cpu_count"], + shard_count=report["verdict"]["max_shard_count"], + ) + if warn: + lines.append(warn) + v = report["verdict"] + lines.append( + f"VERDICT: {'QUASI-LINEAR' if v['quasi_linear'] else 'NOT quasi-linear'} " + f"— {v['speedup']:.2f}x at N={v['max_shard_count']} " + f"(efficiency {v['efficiency']:.2f}, bar {v['min_efficiency']:.2f}; " + f"serial fraction {v['serial_fraction']:.4f})" + ) + return lines + + +@click.group() +def cli() -> None: + """Shard-scaling benchmark (see module docstring).""" + + +@cli.command() +@click.option("--dataset", default=sb.DEFAULT_DATASET, show_default=True, + help="Dataset slug replayed once per zid.") +@click.option("--zid-count", type=int, default=sb.DEFAULT_ZID_COUNT, + show_default=True, + help="Fixed workload size; must divide every shard count.") +@click.option("--shard-counts", default=",".join(map(str, sb.DEFAULT_SHARD_COUNTS)), + show_default=True, help="Comma-separated arms to run.") +@click.option("--cuts", type=int, default=4, show_default=True, + help="Schedule cuts per zid (= math ticks per zid).") +@click.option("--pin/--no-pin", default=True, show_default=True, + help="Pin BLAS/OpenMP threads to 1 in each shard (handoff §0).") +@click.option("--both", is_flag=True, + help="Run pinned AND unpinned sweeps, to measure the difference.") +@click.option("--repeats", type=int, default=1, show_default=True, + help="Run each arm this many times and keep the fastest — " + "background load only ever ADDS wall time.") +@click.option("--min-efficiency", type=float, default=sb.DEFAULT_MIN_EFFICIENCY, + show_default=True, help="Parallel-efficiency bar at the largest arm.") +@click.option("--out", type=click.Path(path_type=Path), default=None, + help="Write the full report JSON here.") +def run(dataset, zid_count, shard_counts, cuts, pin, both, repeats, + min_efficiency, out): + """Run the sweep and report speedup / efficiency / serial fraction.""" + counts = [int(x) for x in shard_counts.split(",") if x.strip()] + work_dir = Path("scratch/shard_bench") + arms = [True, False] if both else [pin] + + reports = [] + for do_pin in arms: + _echo(f"--- sweep: BLAS {'pinned to 1' if do_pin else 'UNPINNED'} ---") + report = sb.run_sweep( + dataset=dataset, zid_count=zid_count, shard_counts=counts, + n_cuts=cuts, pin=do_pin, work_dir=work_dir, + min_efficiency=min_efficiency, repeats=repeats, log=_echo, + ) + reports.append(report) + + for report in reports: + click.echo("") + for line in _render(report): + click.echo(line) + + if out is not None: + out.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + out.write_text(json.dumps(reports, indent=2), encoding="utf-8") + _echo(f"\nreport written to {out}") + + # Judge the PINNED sweep — the unpinned arm is a control, and is expected + # to scale badly. If only --no-pin was requested, judge that. + judged = reports[0] + return 0 if judged["verdict"]["quasi_linear"] else 1 + + +if __name__ == "__main__": + sys.exit(cli(standalone_mode=False) or 0) diff --git a/delphi/tests/conftest.py b/delphi/tests/conftest.py index fc5e9dc734..3632e438ec 100644 --- a/delphi/tests/conftest.py +++ b/delphi/tests/conftest.py @@ -9,6 +9,8 @@ - Session-scoped conversation cache for efficient test execution """ +import contextlib +import os from copy import deepcopy import pytest @@ -56,7 +58,27 @@ def require_dynamodb( try: client.list_tables(Limit=1) except Exception as exc: - pytest.fail(f"DynamoDB is not available at {endpoint}: {exc}") + # In CI, DynamoDB is a provisioned service — its absence is an + # infrastructure failure that must fail LOUDLY (a silent skip would + # disable the only end-to-end gate; the 2026-07-05 consensus-float + # crash was caught precisely because CI runs this). + # Locally, DynamoDB is opt-in (e.g. + # `docker run --rm -d -p 8002:8000 amazon/dynamodb-local` + + # `DYNAMODB_ENDPOINT=http://localhost:8002`) — skip gracefully so + # the e2e test no longer needs a blanket --ignore in local runs. + # GITHUB_ACTIONS, not CI: local supply-chain wrappers (pmg) inject + # CI=true into wrapped package-manager runs, which would force the + # loud-fail path on developer machines (observed 2026-07-05). + msg = f"DynamoDB is not available at {endpoint}: {exc}" + if os.environ.get("GITHUB_ACTIONS"): + pytest.fail(msg) + pytest.skip( + f"{msg} — to run this test locally, start DynamoDB and point the " + "test at it:\n" + " docker run --rm -d --name delphi-test-dynamo -p 8002:8000 " + "amazon/dynamodb-local\n" + " DYNAMODB_ENDPOINT=http://localhost:8002 uv run pytest " + ) def require_s3( @@ -99,6 +121,131 @@ def require_s3( pytest.skip(f"S3/MinIO is not available at {endpoint}: {exc}") +_POLIS_PG_MIGRATIONS_DIR = os.path.join( + os.path.dirname(__file__), "..", "..", "server", "postgres", "migrations", +) +# Migrations that establish the votes + votes_latest_unique schema and the +# on_vote_insert_update_unique_table RULE. 000006 holds the LIVE rule +# redefinition (idempotent DROP/CREATE) — apply both, in order. +_POLIS_PG_MIGRATIONS = ("000000_initial.sql", "000006_update_votes_rule.sql") + + +def _free_tcp_port() -> int: + """Grab an ephemeral free TCP port (avoids clashing on a fixed port under + xdist / when several integration modules run concurrently).""" + import socket + + with socket.socket() as s: + s.bind(("", 0)) + return s.getsockname()[1] + + +@contextlib.contextmanager +def require_polis_postgres(): + """Yield a Postgres URL with the polis votes schema applied — for opt-in + integration tests — or ``pytest.skip()`` if no Postgres is reachable. + + Resolution order: + + 1. **CI service** — if ``POLIS_TEST_POSTGRES_URL`` is set (a reachable + Postgres whose image already bakes the polis migrations, e.g. the + ``postgres`` service in ``docker-compose.test.yml`` which loads + ``server/postgres/migrations/*.sql`` via docker-entrypoint-initdb.d), + use it. The schema is verified; the caller skips loudly if it is + missing (a provisioned CI service is expected to have it). + 2. **Local throwaway docker** — a fresh ``postgres:17`` on an EPHEMERAL + port (NEVER the host's live 5432), with 000000 + 000006 applied via + ``psql``. + 3. Otherwise skip with a clear reason. + + Migrations applied: ``000000_initial.sql`` (votes + votes_latest_unique + + the ``on_vote_insert_update_unique_table`` rule) and + ``000006_update_votes_rule.sql`` (the LIVE rule redefinition). + + Shared by ``tests/poller/test_integration_postgres.py`` and + ``tests/test_generator_vote_copy.py``. + """ + import shutil + import subprocess + import time + import uuid + + import psycopg2 + + ci_url = os.environ.get("POLIS_TEST_POSTGRES_URL") + if ci_url: + try: + conn = psycopg2.connect(ci_url) + except Exception as exc: # pragma: no cover - infra guard + pytest.skip(f"POLIS_TEST_POSTGRES_URL set but unreachable: {exc}") + try: + with conn.cursor() as cur: + cur.execute("SELECT to_regclass('public.votes_latest_unique')") + present = cur.fetchone()[0] is not None + finally: + conn.close() + if not present: + pytest.skip( + "POLIS_TEST_POSTGRES_URL points at a Postgres without the polis " + "votes schema (expected the migrations baked into the service image)" + ) + yield ci_url + return + + docker = shutil.which("docker") + if not docker: + pytest.skip("no POLIS_TEST_POSTGRES_URL and docker not available") + + migrations = [ + os.path.abspath(os.path.join(_POLIS_PG_MIGRATIONS_DIR, m)) + for m in _POLIS_PG_MIGRATIONS + ] + for path in migrations: + if not os.path.exists(path): + pytest.skip(f"polis migration not found: {path}") + + port = _free_tcp_port() + name = f"delphi-polis-pg-it-{uuid.uuid4().hex[:8]}" + started = subprocess.run( + [docker, "run", "--rm", "-d", "--name", name, + "-p", f"{port}:5432", "-e", "POSTGRES_PASSWORD=test", "postgres:17"], + capture_output=True, text=True, + ) + if started.returncode != 0: + pytest.skip(f"could not start postgres container: {started.stderr.strip()}") + cid = started.stdout.strip() + try: + deadline = time.time() + 40 + ready = False + while time.time() < deadline: + if subprocess.run( + [docker, "exec", cid, "pg_isready", "-U", "postgres"], + capture_output=True, text=True, + ).returncode == 0: + ready = True + break + time.sleep(1) + if not ready: + pytest.skip("postgres container did not become ready in time") + + for path in migrations: + with open(path, "rb") as fh: + applied = subprocess.run( + [docker, "exec", "-i", cid, "psql", "-v", "ON_ERROR_STOP=1", + "-U", "postgres", "-d", "postgres"], + stdin=fh, capture_output=True, text=True, + ) + if applied.returncode != 0: + pytest.skip( + f"migration {os.path.basename(path)} failed to apply: " + f"{applied.stderr[-500:]}" + ) + + yield f"postgresql://postgres:test@localhost:{port}/postgres" + finally: + subprocess.run([docker, "stop", cid], capture_output=True, text=True) + + # ============================================================================= # Session-scoped Conversation Cache # ============================================================================= diff --git a/delphi/tests/poller/__init__.py b/delphi/tests/poller/__init__.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..03c0c52cb5 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/poller/__init__.py @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +"""Unit tests for the Python math poller (polismath.poller).""" diff --git a/delphi/tests/poller/test_coalescing.py b/delphi/tests/poller/test_coalescing.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..bd0fd4f3dc --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/poller/test_coalescing.py @@ -0,0 +1,59 @@ +"""Per-zid batch coalescing. + +Mirrors Clojure conv_man.clj: + - take-all! (:227-234) drains every queued batch, + - split-batches (:247-257) groups by :message-type and flattens each group, + - go-act! (:368-370) then processes types in the fixed order [:votes :moderation]. +""" + +from polismath.poller.worker_pool import coalesce_messages, CoalescedBatch + + +class TestCoalesceMessages: + def test_single_vote_batch(self): + c = coalesce_messages([("votes", [{"pid": "1", "tid": "1", "vote": 1}])]) + assert c.votes == [{"pid": "1", "tid": "1", "vote": 1}] + assert c.moderation == [] + + def test_multiple_vote_batches_merge_in_arrival_order(self): + # Clojure split-batches flattens all :votes batches into one sequence. + c = coalesce_messages( + [ + ("votes", [{"pid": "1"}, {"pid": "2"}]), + ("votes", [{"pid": "3"}]), + ] + ) + assert c.votes == [{"pid": "1"}, {"pid": "2"}, {"pid": "3"}] + assert c.moderation == [] + + def test_moderation_batches_merge(self): + c = coalesce_messages( + [ + ("moderation", [{"tid": "1", "mod": -1}]), + ("moderation", [{"tid": "2", "mod": 1}]), + ] + ) + assert c.moderation == [{"tid": "1", "mod": -1}, {"tid": "2", "mod": 1}] + assert c.votes == [] + + def test_interleaved_batches_separate_by_type_preserving_vote_order(self): + # Interleaved arrival [votes, moderation, votes] -> votes merged across, + # moderation kept separate. Votes are still in first-appearance order. + c = coalesce_messages( + [ + ("votes", [{"pid": "1"}]), + ("moderation", [{"tid": "9"}]), + ("votes", [{"pid": "2"}]), + ] + ) + assert c.votes == [{"pid": "1"}, {"pid": "2"}] + assert c.moderation == [{"tid": "9"}] + + def test_empty_message_list(self): + c = coalesce_messages([]) + assert c == CoalescedBatch(votes=[], moderation=[]) + + def test_has_work_true_when_any_batch(self): + assert coalesce_messages([("votes", [{"pid": "1"}])]).has_work() is True + assert coalesce_messages([("moderation", [{"tid": "1"}])]).has_work() is True + assert coalesce_messages([]).has_work() is False diff --git a/delphi/tests/poller/test_error_path.py b/delphi/tests/poller/test_error_path.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..aa113eb5ed --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/poller/test_error_path.py @@ -0,0 +1,136 @@ +"""Error handling per design §3: on a failing conv update, dump conv+batch to an +errorconv JSON, retry once, then park the zid (circuit breaker). + +Mirrors Clojure handle-errors (conv_man.clj:291-323): conv-update-dump + requeue +to the retry-chan. Our retry_cap=1 caps replays before parking. +""" + +import json + +from polismath.poller.service import MathPollerService, PollerConfig +from polismath.poller.worker_pool import CoalescedBatch +from unittest.mock import MagicMock + + +def _service(tmp_path, retry_cap=1): + pg = MagicMock() + cfg = PollerConfig(dump_dir=str(tmp_path), retry_cap=retry_cap) + svc = MathPollerService(pg, cfg) + svc._pool = MagicMock() # capture requeue / park without real threads + return svc + + +def _dumps(tmp_path, zid): + return sorted(tmp_path.glob(f"errorconv-zid{zid}-*.json")) + + +class TestErrorPath: + def test_first_failure_dumps_and_retries(self, tmp_path, monkeypatch): + svc = _service(tmp_path) + monkeypatch.setattr( + svc, "_run_engine", + lambda zid, c: (_ for _ in ()).throw(RuntimeError("kaboom")), + ) + batch = CoalescedBatch(votes=[{"pid": "1", "tid": "1", "vote": 1}], moderation=[]) + + svc._handle_zid(5, batch) + + dumps = _dumps(tmp_path, 5) + assert len(dumps) == 1, "a dump file must be written on failure" + # dump contains the batch + error + traceback + payload = json.loads(dumps[0].read_text()) + assert payload["zid"] == 5 + assert "kaboom" in payload["error"] + assert payload["batch"]["votes"] == [{"pid": "1", "tid": "1", "vote": 1}] + # retry: batch requeued, zid NOT parked yet + svc._pool.submit.assert_called() + assert 5 not in svc._parked + svc._pool.park.assert_not_called() + + def test_second_failure_parks_zid(self, tmp_path, monkeypatch): + svc = _service(tmp_path) + monkeypatch.setattr( + svc, "_run_engine", + lambda zid, c: (_ for _ in ()).throw(RuntimeError("boom")), + ) + batch = CoalescedBatch(votes=[{"pid": "1"}], moderation=[]) + + svc._handle_zid(5, batch) # attempt 1 -> retry + svc._handle_zid(5, batch) # attempt 2 -> park (exceeds retry_cap=1) + + assert 5 in svc._parked + svc._pool.park.assert_called_once_with(5) + assert len(_dumps(tmp_path, 5)) == 2 # dumped on each failure + + def test_parked_zid_is_skipped(self, tmp_path, monkeypatch): + svc = _service(tmp_path) + monkeypatch.setattr( + svc, "_run_engine", + lambda zid, c: (_ for _ in ()).throw(RuntimeError("boom")), + ) + batch = CoalescedBatch(votes=[{"pid": "1"}], moderation=[]) + svc._handle_zid(5, batch) + svc._handle_zid(5, batch) # now parked (2 dumps) + svc._handle_zid(5, batch) # skipped: no engine call, no new dump + assert len(_dumps(tmp_path, 5)) == 2 + + def test_success_clears_retry_counter(self, tmp_path, monkeypatch): + svc = _service(tmp_path) + calls = {"n": 0} + + def flaky(zid, c): + calls["n"] += 1 + if calls["n"] == 1: + raise RuntimeError("transient") + # succeeds on retry + + monkeypatch.setattr(svc, "_run_engine", flaky) + batch = CoalescedBatch(votes=[{"pid": "1"}], moderation=[]) + svc._handle_zid(7, batch) # fail -> retry + svc._handle_zid(7, batch) # success -> counter cleared + assert 7 not in svc._parked + assert svc._retry_counts.get(7) is None + + def test_new_batch_unparks_a_parked_zid(self, tmp_path, monkeypatch): + """T8: a parked zid self-heals when a NEW batch arrives on the next poll + cycle (Clojure retry-chan equivalent) — a transient blip must not leave + the zid dead until process restart.""" + svc = _service(tmp_path) + monkeypatch.setattr( + svc, "_run_engine", + lambda zid, c: (_ for _ in ()).throw(RuntimeError("boom")), + ) + batch = CoalescedBatch(votes=[{"pid": "1"}], moderation=[]) + svc._handle_zid(5, batch) # attempt 1 -> retry + svc._handle_zid(5, batch) # attempt 2 -> park + assert 5 in svc._parked + + # A new poll cycle delivers a fresh batch for zid 5. + svc._pg.poll_votes_since.return_value = [{"zid": 5, "created": 100}] + svc._vote_wm = 0 + svc._poll_votes_once() + + assert 5 not in svc._parked + assert svc._retry_counts.get(5) is None + svc._pool.unpark.assert_called_once_with(5) + svc._pool.submit.assert_called_with(5, "votes", [{"zid": 5, "created": 100}]) + + +def test_pool_unpark_reenables_dispatch(): + """T8: ConversationWorkerPool.unpark re-enables dispatch for a parked zid.""" + from polismath.poller.worker_pool import ConversationWorkerPool, VOTES + + seen = [] + pool = ConversationWorkerPool(lambda z, c: seen.append(z), max_workers=1) + try: + pool.park(5) + pool.submit(5, VOTES, [1]) # dropped while parked + assert pool.join(timeout=2) + assert seen == [] + pool.unpark(5) + assert not pool.is_parked(5) + pool.submit(5, VOTES, [1]) # now dispatched + assert pool.join(timeout=2) + assert seen == [5] + finally: + pool.shutdown() diff --git a/delphi/tests/poller/test_integration_postgres.py b/delphi/tests/poller/test_integration_postgres.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..a4cdb8d7d4 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/poller/test_integration_postgres.py @@ -0,0 +1,164 @@ +"""End-to-end integration test for the math poller against a real Postgres. + +OPT-IN and self-skipping (like tests/test_postgres_real_data.py): it obtains a +Postgres with the polis votes schema via the shared ``require_polis_postgres`` +helper — the CI ``postgres`` service (POLIS_TEST_POSTGRES_URL) when present, else +a THROWAWAY postgres:17 on an EPHEMERAL port (NEVER the host's live 5432) with +000000_initial.sql + 000006_update_votes_rule.sql applied — seeds one +conversation, and drives poll -> compute -> write, asserting: + + * a math_main row appears under the poller's math_env (shadow isolation), + * math_bidtopid + math_ptptstats share the cycle's math_tick, + * caching_tick / math_tick behave per the Clojure-exact SQL, + * a fresh service instance resumes and advances the tick (restart-resumes). + +If neither a CI service nor docker is available, the whole module is skipped +with a clear reason. +""" + +import time + +import pytest + +from tests.conftest import require_polis_postgres + +pytestmark = pytest.mark.integration + + +@pytest.fixture(scope="module") +def pg_url(): + with require_polis_postgres() as url: + yield url + + +def _seed_conversation(engine, zid=1, n_ptpts=8, n_cmts=5): + """Seed one conversation with FK enforcement disabled for the session.""" + import sqlalchemy as sa + + now = int(time.time() * 1000) + # Votes are recent (within the poll window); comments were moderated LONG ago + # (older than the moderation watermark) so the moderation loop dispatches + # nothing and each poll_once deterministically triggers exactly one + # (votes -> load_or_init) write cycle. Full moderation state is still read + # by load_or_init's poll_moderation(zid, None), so the comments are exercised. + vote_created = now - 60_000 + old_modified = now - 2 * 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000 # 2 days ago + with engine.begin() as conn: + conn.execute(sa.text("SET session_replication_role = replica")) + conn.execute(sa.text("INSERT INTO conversations (zid) VALUES (:zid)"), + {"zid": zid}) + for p in range(n_ptpts): + conn.execute( + sa.text("INSERT INTO participants (pid, uid, zid, created, mod) " + "VALUES (:pid, :uid, :zid, :created, 0)"), + {"pid": p, "uid": 1000 + p, "zid": zid, "created": old_modified}, + ) + for t in range(n_cmts): + conn.execute( + sa.text("INSERT INTO comments (tid, zid, pid, uid, txt, mod, is_meta, " + "created, modified) VALUES " + "(:tid, :zid, 0, 1000, :txt, 0, false, :created, :modified)"), + {"tid": t, "zid": zid, "txt": f"comment {t}", + "created": old_modified, "modified": old_modified}, + ) + created = vote_created + # Raw DB vote signs: AGREE=-1, DISAGREE=+1. Two opposing camps. + for p in range(n_ptpts): + raw = -1 if p % 2 == 0 else 1 + for t in range(n_cmts): + created += 1 + conn.execute( + sa.text("INSERT INTO votes (zid, pid, tid, vote, created) " + "VALUES (:zid, :pid, :tid, :vote, :created)"), + {"zid": zid, "pid": p, "tid": t, "vote": raw, "created": created}, + ) + conn.execute(sa.text("SET session_replication_role = DEFAULT")) + + +def _make_service(url, math_env): + from polismath.database.postgres import PostgresClient, PostgresConfig + from polismath.poller.service import MathPollerService, PollerConfig + + pg = PostgresClient(PostgresConfig(url=url, math_env=math_env, ssl_mode="disable")) + pg.initialize() + cfg = PollerConfig( + database_url=url, math_env=math_env, poll_from_days_ago=1, + worker_pool_size=2, + ) + return MathPollerService(pg, cfg), pg + + +def _fetch_one(engine, sql, params): + import sqlalchemy as sa + + with engine.connect() as conn: + row = conn.execute(sa.text(sql), params).mappings().first() + return dict(row) if row else None + + +class TestPollerIntegration: + def test_end_to_end_poll_compute_write_and_restart(self, pg_url): + """Two phases in one test (single container, xdist-safe): + (1) poll -> compute -> write -> row visible under math_env + shadow + isolation + shared math_tick; (2) fresh service resumes and advances + the tick (restart-resumes).""" + import sqlalchemy as sa + + engine = sa.create_engine(pg_url) + _seed_conversation(engine, zid=1) + math_env = "delphi_it" + + # ---- Phase 1: first poll cycle ------------------------------------- + service, _pg = _make_service(pg_url, math_env) + service.poll_once() + service.stop() + + main = _fetch_one( + engine, + "select zid, math_env, caching_tick, math_tick, data from math_main " + "where zid = :zid and math_env = :me", + {"zid": 1, "me": math_env}, + ) + assert main is not None, "poller must write a math_main row" + assert main["data"] is not None + # First write: caching_tick = COALESCE(max+1, 1) = 1; math_tick default 0. + assert main["caching_tick"] == 1 + assert main["math_tick"] == 0 + + # Shadow isolation: nothing written under a different math_env. + other = _fetch_one( + engine, + "select zid from math_main where zid = :zid and math_env = :me", + {"zid": 1, "me": "prod"}, + ) + assert other is None + + # bidtopid + ptptstats share the cycle's math_tick. + bid = _fetch_one( + engine, + "select math_tick, data from math_bidtopid where zid=:zid and math_env=:me", + {"zid": 1, "me": math_env}, + ) + pts = _fetch_one( + engine, + "select math_tick from math_ptptstats where zid=:zid and math_env=:me", + {"zid": 1, "me": math_env}, + ) + assert bid is not None and pts is not None + assert bid["math_tick"] == main["math_tick"] == pts["math_tick"] + assert isinstance(bid["data"]["bidToPid"], list) # list of pid-lists + + # ---- Phase 2: restart resumes and advances the tick ---------------- + before = main + service2, _pg2 = _make_service(pg_url, math_env) # fresh in-memory cache + service2.poll_once() + service2.stop() + + after = _fetch_one( + engine, + "select caching_tick, math_tick from math_main where zid=:zid and math_env=:me", + {"zid": 1, "me": math_env}, + ) + # Atomic tick advanced; caching_tick advanced (MAX+1) -> resumed cleanly. + assert after["math_tick"] == before["math_tick"] + 1 + assert after["caching_tick"] == before["caching_tick"] + 1 diff --git a/delphi/tests/poller/test_load_or_init.py b/delphi/tests/poller/test_load_or_init.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..7ab5560361 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/poller/test_load_or_init.py @@ -0,0 +1,247 @@ +"""load-or-init + the from_dict restoration finding. + +These tests LOCK the finding documented in polismath/poller/__init__.py: +``Conversation.from_dict`` restores warm state (pca, moderation, counts — and, +since the 2026-07-24 restart-seam fix, zid, base_clusters and group_votes, +mirroring what restructure-json-conv keeps, conv_man.clj:171-186) but NOT the +rating matrices or the group-clusterings/smoother memory, so load-or-init must +ALWAYS rebuild the matrices from the full vote history (conv_man.clj:188-207). +""" + +import time +from unittest.mock import MagicMock + +from polismath.conversation.conversation import Conversation +from polismath.poller.service import MathPollerService, PollerConfig + + +def _empty_mods(): + return {"mod_out_tids": [], "mod_in_tids": [], "meta_tids": [], "mod_out_ptpts": []} + + +def _build_votes(n_ptpts=8, n_cmts=5, created0=1000): + """Two opposing camps so PCA + base clusters are non-trivial.""" + votes = [] + created = created0 + for p in range(n_ptpts): + camp = 1 if p % 2 == 0 else -1 + for t in range(n_cmts): + votes.append( + {"pid": str(p), "tid": str(t), "vote": camp, "created": created} + ) + created += 1 + return votes + + +class TestFromDictFinding: + def test_from_dict_restores_pca_and_moderation_but_not_matrices(self): + conv = Conversation("42") + conv = conv.update_moderation({"mod_out_tids": ["3"]}, recompute=False) + conv = conv.update_votes( + {"votes": _build_votes(), "lastVoteTimestamp": 9999}, recompute=True + ) + + # Preconditions: the live conv has populated matrices + pca + clusters. + assert conv.raw_rating_mat.size > 0 + assert conv.pca is not None + + blob = conv.to_dict() + restored = Conversation.from_dict(blob) + + # RESTORED (warm state): pca, moderation, counts — and, since the + # restart-seam fix (journal 2026-07-24), zid + base clusters + # (id/members faithful — the warm-start lineage input) + group-votes, + # exactly what restructure-json-conv keeps (conv_man.clj:171-186). + assert restored.pca is not None + assert set(restored.mod_out_tids) == {"3"} + assert restored.participant_count == conv.participant_count + assert restored.conversation_id == "42" + assert [c["id"] for c in restored.base_clusters] == \ + [c["id"] for c in conv.base_clusters] + assert [c["members"] for c in restored.base_clusters] == \ + [c["members"] for c in conv.base_clusters] + + # NOT RESTORED: the vote matrices (and the per-k clusterings/smoother + # memory) — hence a full rebuild is mandatory in load-or-init. + assert restored.raw_rating_mat.size == 0 + assert restored.rating_mat.size == 0 + assert restored.group_clusterings == {} + assert restored.group_k_smoother == {} + + +class TestLoadOrInit: + def test_cold_start_when_no_math_main_row(self): + pg = MagicMock() + pg.load_math_main.return_value = None + pg.poll_votes.return_value = _build_votes() + pg.poll_moderation.return_value = { + "mod_out_tids": [], "mod_in_tids": [], "meta_tids": [], "mod_out_ptpts": [] + } + svc = MathPollerService(pg, PollerConfig()) + + conv = svc._load_or_init(42) + + assert isinstance(conv, Conversation) + # Full-history rebuild always runs (offset-0 analog). + pg.poll_votes.assert_called_once_with(42, None) + pg.poll_moderation.assert_called_once_with(42, None) + assert conv.raw_rating_mat.size > 0 + + def test_warm_restore_then_full_rebuild(self): + # Produce a real math_main blob from a computed conversation. + seed = Conversation("42") + seed = seed.update_votes( + {"votes": _build_votes(), "lastVoteTimestamp": 9999}, recompute=True + ) + blob = seed.to_dict() + + pg = MagicMock() + pg.load_math_main.return_value = {"zid": 42, "data": blob} + pg.poll_votes.return_value = _build_votes() + pg.poll_moderation.return_value = { + "mod_out_tids": [], "mod_in_tids": [], "meta_tids": [], "mod_out_ptpts": [] + } + svc = MathPollerService(pg, PollerConfig()) + + conv = svc._load_or_init(42) + + assert isinstance(conv, Conversation) + # Even with a warm row, matrices are rebuilt from full vote history. + pg.poll_votes.assert_called_once_with(42, None) + assert conv.raw_rating_mat.size > 0 + assert conv.pca is not None + + def test_cold_start_conversation_id_is_the_native_int_zid(self): + """2026-07-24 live finding (session 3): service.py used to construct + ``Conversation(str(zid), last_updated=1)`` — a Type mismatch against + Clojure's int zid showed up live as ``step_0.zid`` (and every + ``tids[i]``/``repness.*.tid``, fixed separately in postgres.py) in a + real vw poller-equivalence full-run. ``Conversation.__init__`` just + does a bare ``self.conversation_id = conversation_id`` (no + string-specific logic; grepped every ``.conversation_id`` use site — + the only ``str()`` casts are at the DynamoDB boundary, + database/dynamodb.py, which already handles either type + defensively), so passing the int through is a one-point fix.""" + pg = MagicMock() + pg.load_math_main.return_value = None + pg.poll_votes.return_value = _build_votes() + pg.poll_moderation.return_value = _empty_mods() + svc = MathPollerService(pg, PollerConfig()) + + conv = svc._load_or_init(42) + + assert conv.conversation_id == 42 + assert isinstance(conv.conversation_id, int) + + def test_cold_start_to_dict_zid_is_int(self): + """The observable, live-evidence-matching field: to_dict()['zid'] + (conversation.py:2379 renames conversation_id -> zid at emission).""" + pg = MagicMock() + pg.load_math_main.return_value = None + pg.poll_votes.return_value = _build_votes() + pg.poll_moderation.return_value = _empty_mods() + svc = MathPollerService(pg, PollerConfig()) + + conv = svc._load_or_init(42) + + assert conv.to_dict()["zid"] == 42 + assert isinstance(conv.to_dict()["zid"], int) + + def test_from_dict_failure_falls_back_to_cold(self, monkeypatch): + pg = MagicMock() + pg.load_math_main.return_value = {"zid": 42, "data": {"garbage": object()}} + pg.poll_votes.return_value = _build_votes() + pg.poll_moderation.return_value = { + "mod_out_tids": [], "mod_in_tids": [], "meta_tids": [], "mod_out_ptpts": [] + } + + # Force from_dict to raise to exercise the guarded fallback. + def boom(cls, data): + raise ValueError("bad blob") + + monkeypatch.setattr(Conversation, "from_dict", classmethod(boom)) + svc = MathPollerService(pg, PollerConfig()) + + conv = svc._load_or_init(42) + assert isinstance(conv, Conversation) + assert conv.raw_rating_mat.size > 0 + + +class TestLastVoteTimestampSeed: + """T7: a cold rebuild must resolve last_updated to true max(created), not the + wall-clock leaked by Conversation's `last_updated or now` footgun (which + advance_watermark can never regress). Clojure floors at 0 (conversation.clj:161-165).""" + + def test_cold_start_last_updated_is_max_created_not_wall_clock(self): + pg = MagicMock() + pg.load_math_main.return_value = None + votes = _build_votes(created0=1000) + pg.poll_votes.return_value = votes + pg.poll_moderation.return_value = _empty_mods() + svc = MathPollerService(pg, PollerConfig()) + + wall_clock_before = int(time.time() * 1000) + conv = svc._load_or_init(42) + + max_created = max(v["created"] for v in votes) + assert conv.last_updated == max_created + # The historical timestamps are ~1e3 ms; a wall-clock leak would be ~1e12. + assert conv.last_updated < wall_clock_before + + def test_warm_restore_last_updated_from_history_not_wall_clock(self): + seed = Conversation("42").update_votes( + {"votes": _build_votes(), "lastVoteTimestamp": 9999}, recompute=True + ) + blob = seed.to_dict() + votes = _build_votes(created0=1000) + max_created = max(v["created"] for v in votes) + + pg = MagicMock() + # The persisted row carries a correct (historical) last_vote_timestamp. + pg.load_math_main.return_value = { + "zid": 42, "data": blob, "last_vote_timestamp": max_created, + } + pg.poll_votes.return_value = votes + pg.poll_moderation.return_value = _empty_mods() + svc = MathPollerService(pg, PollerConfig()) + + wall_clock_before = int(time.time() * 1000) + conv = svc._load_or_init(42) + + assert conv.last_updated == max_created + assert conv.last_updated < wall_clock_before + + def test_zero_votes_cold_start_floors_last_updated_to_zero(self): + """A conversation with NO votes at all (e.g. moderation-only activity) + must emit lastVoteTimestamp=0 (the Clojure floor, conversation.clj:161-165), + not the internal nonzero constructor-dodge seed.""" + pg = MagicMock() + pg.load_math_main.return_value = None + pg.poll_votes.return_value = [] + pg.poll_moderation.return_value = _empty_mods() + svc = MathPollerService(pg, PollerConfig()) + + conv = svc._load_or_init(42) + + assert conv.last_updated == 0 + assert conv.to_dict()["lastVoteTimestamp"] == 0 + + def test_persisted_zero_last_vote_timestamp_is_preserved(self): + """A legitimately persisted last_vote_timestamp of 0 must be preserved, + not coerced to 1 by a falsy-`or` default.""" + seed = Conversation("42").update_votes( + {"votes": _build_votes(), "lastVoteTimestamp": 9999}, recompute=True + ) + blob = seed.to_dict() + + pg = MagicMock() + pg.load_math_main.return_value = { + "zid": 42, "data": blob, "last_vote_timestamp": 0, + } + pg.poll_votes.return_value = [] + pg.poll_moderation.return_value = _empty_mods() + svc = MathPollerService(pg, PollerConfig()) + + conv = svc._load_or_init(42) + + assert conv.last_updated == 0 diff --git a/delphi/tests/poller/test_math_writer.py b/delphi/tests/poller/test_math_writer.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..27846f8672 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/poller/test_math_writer.py @@ -0,0 +1,381 @@ +"""Writer tests: bidToPid derivation + the four Postgres writes. + +Verifies fidelity to the Clojure writers: + - upload-math-main caching_tick = COALESCE((select max(caching_tick)+1 ...),1) + (postgres.clj:323-338) + - inc-math-tick atomic INSERT ... ON CONFLICT ... math_tick+1 RETURNING + (postgres.clj:292-295) + - prep-bidToPid shape {:zid :bidToPid :lastVoteTimestamp} where bidToPid is a + vector of member-vectors sorted by base cluster id (conv_man.clj:35-40, + conversation.clj:585-586) + - write-conv-updates! writes math_main / math_bidtopid / math_ptptstats with + ONE shared math_tick (conv_man.clj:158-169). +""" + +import json +from pathlib import Path +from types import SimpleNamespace +from unittest.mock import MagicMock + +import pytest + +from polismath.poller.math_writer import derive_bidtopid, derive_ptptstats, MathWriter + + +def _fake_conv(zid=42, base_clusters=None, last_updated=1234567, + group_clusters=None, proj=None): + """Minimal stand-in exposing the public attributes the writer consumes.""" + conv = SimpleNamespace() + conv.conversation_id = str(zid) + conv.last_updated = last_updated + conv.base_clusters = base_clusters if base_clusters is not None else [] + conv.group_clusters = group_clusters if group_clusters is not None else [] + conv.proj = proj if proj is not None else {} + conv.participant_info = {} + conv.to_dict = lambda: {"base-clusters": {"id": [], "members": []}, + "lastVoteTimestamp": last_updated, + "user-vote-counts": {}} + return conv + + +class TestDeriveBidToPid: + def test_shape_is_list_of_member_lists_sorted_by_id(self): + # base_clusters intentionally out of id order to prove sorting. + conv = _fake_conv( + zid=7, + base_clusters=[ + {"id": 2, "members": ["30", "31"]}, + {"id": 0, "members": ["10", "11", "12"]}, + {"id": 1, "members": ["20"]}, + ], + ) + result = derive_bidtopid(conv, 7) + # bidToPid[i] must be the members of the base cluster whose id sorts to + # position i -> positionally aligned with base-clusters.id (ascending). + assert result["bidToPid"] == [["10", "11", "12"], ["20"], ["30", "31"]] + + def test_wrapper_keys_match_prep_bidToPid(self): + conv = _fake_conv(zid=7, base_clusters=[{"id": 0, "members": ["1"]}], + last_updated=999) + result = derive_bidtopid(conv, 7) + assert result["zid"] == 7 + assert result["lastVoteTimestamp"] == 999 + assert set(result.keys()) == {"zid", "bidToPid", "lastVoteTimestamp"} + + def test_empty_base_clusters_gives_empty_bidToPid(self): + conv = _fake_conv(zid=7, base_clusters=[]) + assert derive_bidtopid(conv, 7)["bidToPid"] == [] + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# derive_ptptstats — REAL bug fix, 2026-07-24 (poller-equivalence harness live +# debugging session 2). Before this fix, derive_ptptstats just wrapped +# conv.participant_info (a Python-only, ROW-wise dict of n_agree/n_disagree/ +# n_pass/group_correlations — a COMPLETELY DIFFERENT statistic from Clojure's, +# not just a different shape). Clojure's prep-ptpt-stats (conv_man.clj:90-94) +# wraps a COLUMNAR {pid, gid, n-votes, centricness, coreness, extremeness} +# dict built by `columnize` (conv_man.clj:79-88) over +# repness/participant-stats (math/repness.clj:383-413) — a GEOMETRIC +# per-participant stat (distance-to-center in the PCA-projected plane), not a +# vote-correlation stat. Confirmed live: a real clj-ref math_ptptstats row +# (real_data/.local/replays/poller_equiv/vw/main/clj-ref/batch-000/ +# math_ptptstats.json) has EXACTLY these 6 keys, each a same-length array, +# with plain int pid/gid values — see TestDerivePtptstatsMatchesLiveClj below. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +class TestDerivePtptstatsMatchesLiveClj: + """Structural fidelity against the ACTUAL clj-ref row captured in the live + poller-equivalence store (2026-07-24 vw full-run — see the class + docstring above for the exact path).""" + + _LIVE_CLJ_PTPTSTATS_PATH = ( + Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2] + / "real_data" / ".local" / "replays" / "poller_equiv" / "vw" / "main" + / "clj-ref" / "batch-000" / "math_ptptstats.json" + ) + + def test_live_clj_row_has_the_expected_columnar_key_set(self): + """Sanity-checks the fixture itself is what this whole fix is based + on — if this ever fails, the live evidence path/shape changed and + the derive_ptptstats rewrite below needs re-deriving, not just this + assertion patched.""" + if not self._LIVE_CLJ_PTPTSTATS_PATH.exists(): + pytest.skip("live poller-equiv store not present in this checkout") + row = json.loads(self._LIVE_CLJ_PTPTSTATS_PATH.read_text()) + pt = row["data"]["ptptstats"] + assert set(pt.keys()) == {"pid", "gid", "n-votes", "centricness", "coreness", "extremeness"} + lengths = {len(v) for v in pt.values()} + assert len(lengths) == 1 # every column is the SAME length (positionally aligned) + assert all(isinstance(p, int) for p in pt["pid"]) + assert all(isinstance(g, int) for g in pt["gid"]) + + def test_derive_ptptstats_output_has_the_same_key_set(self): + conv = _fake_conv( + base_clusters=[{"id": 0, "members": [1]}, {"id": 1, "members": [2]}], + group_clusters=[{"id": 0, "members": [0, 1]}], + proj={1: [0.0, 0.0], 2: [1.0, 0.0]}, + ) + result = derive_ptptstats(conv, 7, user_vote_counts={1: 3, 2: 4}) + assert set(result["ptptstats"].keys()) == { + "pid", "gid", "n-votes", "centricness", "coreness", "extremeness", + } + + +class TestDerivePtptstatsMath: + """Hand-computed 3-participant / 2-group scenario — verifies the actual + geometry (repness/participant-stats, math/repness.clj:383-413): + + global_center = mean(proj) = mean([0,0], [2,0], [10,0]) = [4, 0] + group 0 = {pid 1, pid 2} (base clusters 0, 1) + center0 = mean([0,0], [2,0]) = [1, 0] + extreme_direction0 = normalise([1,0] - [4,0]) = normalise([-3,0]) = [-1, 0] + pid 1 @ [0,0]: centricness = 1 - |[0,0]-[4,0]| = 1-4 = -3 + coreness = 1 - |[0,0]-[1,0]| = 1-1 = 0 + extremeness = dot([0,0]-[1,0], [-1,0]) = dot([-1,0],[-1,0]) = 1 + pid 2 @ [2,0]: centricness = 1 - |[2,0]-[4,0]| = 1-2 = -1 + coreness = 1 - |[2,0]-[1,0]| = 1-1 = 0 + extremeness = dot([2,0]-[1,0], [-1,0]) = dot([1,0],[-1,0]) = -1 + group 1 = {pid 3} (base cluster 2) + center1 = mean([10,0]) = [10, 0] + extreme_direction1 = normalise([10,0]-[4,0]) = normalise([6,0]) = [1, 0] + pid 3 @ [10,0]: centricness = 1 - |[10,0]-[4,0]| = 1-6 = -5 + coreness = 1 - |[10,0]-[10,0]| = 1-0 = 1 + extremeness = dot([10,0]-[10,0], [1,0]) = dot([0,0],[1,0]) = 0 + """ + + def _conv(self): + return _fake_conv( + base_clusters=[ + {"id": 0, "members": [1]}, + {"id": 1, "members": [2]}, + {"id": 2, "members": [3]}, + ], + group_clusters=[ + {"id": 0, "members": [0, 1]}, # base clusters 0+1 -> pids 1,2 + {"id": 1, "members": [2]}, # base cluster 2 -> pid 3 + ], + proj={1: [0.0, 0.0], 2: [2.0, 0.0], 3: [10.0, 0.0]}, + ) + + def test_hand_computed_geometry_matches_exactly(self): + result = derive_ptptstats(self._conv(), 7, user_vote_counts={1: 5, 2: 7, 3: 9}) + pt = result["ptptstats"] + assert pt["pid"] == [1, 2, 3] + assert pt["gid"] == [0, 0, 1] + assert pt["n-votes"] == [5, 7, 9] + assert pt["centricness"] == pytest.approx([-3.0, -1.0, -5.0]) + assert pt["coreness"] == pytest.approx([0.0, 0.0, 1.0]) + assert pt["extremeness"] == pytest.approx([1.0, -1.0, 0.0]) + + def test_envelope_keys_are_zid_ptptstats_lastvotetimestamp(self): + result = derive_ptptstats(self._conv(), 7, user_vote_counts={1: 5, 2: 7, 3: 9}) + assert set(result.keys()) == {"zid", "ptptstats", "lastVoteTimestamp"} + assert result["zid"] == 7 + + def test_missing_vote_count_yields_none_matching_clojures_nil(self): + """Clojure's `(get ptpt-vote-counts pid)` returns nil for a pid not + in the map — mirror that as None, never a guessed 0.""" + result = derive_ptptstats(self._conv(), 7, user_vote_counts={1: 5}) # 2, 3 missing + assert result["ptptstats"]["n-votes"] == [5, None, None] + + def test_no_groups_gives_an_empty_ptptstats_dict_not_empty_arrays(self): + """Clojure's columnize on an empty stats seq returns `{}` (keys is + nil on an empty seq), NOT a dict of empty-array columns.""" + conv = _fake_conv(group_clusters=[], base_clusters=[], proj={}) + result = derive_ptptstats(conv, 7, user_vote_counts={}) + assert result["ptptstats"] == {} + + def test_no_proj_gives_an_empty_ptptstats_dict(self): + conv = _fake_conv( + group_clusters=[{"id": 0, "members": []}], base_clusters=[], proj={}, + ) + result = derive_ptptstats(conv, 7, user_vote_counts={}) + assert result["ptptstats"] == {} + + def test_group_member_not_in_proj_is_skipped_not_a_crash(self): + """A participant in a base-cluster's members but absent from `proj` + (e.g. transient state) must not raise — just excluded from stats.""" + conv = _fake_conv( + base_clusters=[{"id": 0, "members": [1, 99]}], # 99 has no proj entry + group_clusters=[{"id": 0, "members": [0]}], + proj={1: [0.0, 0.0]}, + ) + result = derive_ptptstats(conv, 7, user_vote_counts={1: 1}) + assert result["ptptstats"]["pid"] == [1] + + def test_single_group_zero_direction_matches_clj_zero_extremeness(self): + """The Q4-degenerate single-group case: ONE group covering every + participant makes group center == global center BY CONSTRUCTION, so + extreme-direction normalises a ZERO vector. #2657 review deduced from + vectorz `AVector.toNormal()` bytecode that Clojure would get nil and + crash — REFUTED empirically (2026-07-24, clojure -M on the pinned + stack, journal s5): `(mat/normalise (mat/matrix [0.0 0.0]))` returns + the ZERO VECTOR (not nil) and the extremeness dot is a clean 0.0. + Python's `direction/norm if norm > 0 else direction` therefore + MATCHES Clojure exactly here: extremeness 0.0 for every member, no + divergence, nothing to ledger. This test pins that agreement.""" + conv = _fake_conv( + base_clusters=[ + {"id": 0, "members": [1]}, + {"id": 1, "members": [2]}, + ], + group_clusters=[{"id": 0, "members": [0, 1]}], # ONE group = everyone + proj={1: [-1.0, 0.0], 2: [1.0, 0.0]}, # global center == group center == [0,0] + ) + result = derive_ptptstats(conv, 7, user_vote_counts={1: 2, 2: 2}) + stats = result["ptptstats"] + assert stats["pid"] == [1, 2] + assert stats["extremeness"] == [0.0, 0.0] + # centricness == coreness here (same center), sanity-pinning the geometry + assert stats["centricness"] == stats["coreness"] == [0.0, 0.0] + + +class TestDerivePtptstatsGroupOrderClojureHashMap: + """Clojure's `group-data` map (conv_man.clj's `(into {} ...)` over + group-clusters) is an ARRAY-map (insertion/group_clusters order) for <=8 + groups but a PersistentHashMap (HAMT id-hash order) for >8 — the EXACT + same threshold legacy_kmeans.py's cleared-clusters scan order already + documents and relies on (same clojure_hash_map_key_order utility).""" + + def test_at_most_8_groups_visited_in_group_clusters_order(self): + from polismath.utils.clj_hash import clojure_hash_map_key_order + + # 8 groups, deliberately NOT in id-ascending order. + ids = [7, 3, 5, 1, 8, 2, 6, 4] + assert clojure_hash_map_key_order(ids) != ids # sanity: hash order WOULD differ + base_clusters = [{"id": i, "members": [i]} for i in ids] + group_clusters = [{"id": gid, "members": [gid]} for gid in ids] + proj = {i: [float(i), 0.0] for i in ids} + conv = _fake_conv(base_clusters=base_clusters, group_clusters=group_clusters, proj=proj) + + result = derive_ptptstats(conv, 7, user_vote_counts={}) + # <=8 -> array-map -> INSERTION (group_clusters) order, not hash order. + assert result["ptptstats"]["gid"] == ids + + def test_more_than_8_groups_visited_in_clojure_hash_map_order(self): + from polismath.utils.clj_hash import clojure_hash_map_key_order + + ids = list(range(1, 10)) # 9 groups -> PersistentHashMap territory + expected_order = clojure_hash_map_key_order(ids) + assert expected_order != ids # sanity: this scenario actually exercises hash order + + base_clusters = [{"id": i, "members": [i]} for i in ids] + group_clusters = [{"id": gid, "members": [gid]} for gid in ids] + proj = {i: [float(i), 0.0] for i in ids} + conv = _fake_conv(base_clusters=base_clusters, group_clusters=group_clusters, proj=proj) + + result = derive_ptptstats(conv, 7, user_vote_counts={}) + assert result["ptptstats"]["gid"] == expected_order + + +class TestMathWriterSharedTick: + def test_all_writes_share_one_math_tick(self): + client = MagicMock() + client.increment_math_tick.return_value = 77 + conv = _fake_conv(zid=42, base_clusters=[{"id": 0, "members": ["1"]}]) + + writer = MathWriter(client) + writer.write_conv_updates(42, conv) + + # tick incremented exactly once for the zid + client.increment_math_tick.assert_called_once_with(42) + + # all three data writes carry the SAME tick value returned above + assert client.write_math_main.call_args.kwargs.get("math_tick") == 77 \ + or 77 in client.write_math_main.call_args.args + bidtopid_tick = client.write_math_bidtopid.call_args + ptptstats_tick = client.write_participant_stats.call_args + assert 77 in bidtopid_tick.args or bidtopid_tick.kwargs.get("math_tick") == 77 + assert 77 in ptptstats_tick.args or ptptstats_tick.kwargs.get("math_tick") == 77 + + def test_bidtopid_data_written_has_correct_shape(self): + client = MagicMock() + client.increment_math_tick.return_value = 1 + conv = _fake_conv(zid=42, base_clusters=[{"id": 0, "members": ["1", "2"]}]) + MathWriter(client).write_conv_updates(42, conv) + + # Find the data dict passed to write_math_bidtopid. + call = client.write_math_bidtopid.call_args + data = call.kwargs.get("data") + if data is None: + # positional: (zid, data, math_tick) + data = call.args[1] + assert data["bidToPid"] == [["1", "2"]] + + def test_ptptstats_written_uses_user_vote_counts_from_to_dict(self): + """write_conv_updates must thread data["user-vote-counts"] (already + computed once for math_main) into derive_ptptstats — not recompute + it, and not silently drop it (n-votes would be all-None otherwise).""" + client = MagicMock() + client.increment_math_tick.return_value = 1 + conv = _fake_conv( + zid=42, + base_clusters=[{"id": 0, "members": [1]}], + group_clusters=[{"id": 0, "members": [0]}], + proj={1: [0.0, 0.0]}, + ) + conv.to_dict = lambda: { + "base-clusters": {"id": [0], "members": [[1]]}, + "lastVoteTimestamp": 1234567, + "user-vote-counts": {1: 42}, + } + MathWriter(client).write_conv_updates(42, conv) + + call = client.write_participant_stats.call_args + data = call.kwargs.get("data") + if data is None: + data = call.args[1] + assert data["ptptstats"]["n-votes"] == [42] + + +class TestWriterSQLFidelity: + """The Clojure-exact SQL lives in PostgresClient; verify text + params via a + recorder that captures every raw query without touching a database.""" + + def _client_with_recorder(self): + from polismath.database.postgres import PostgresClient, PostgresConfig + + cfg = PostgresConfig(url="postgresql://u:p@h:5432/db", math_env="delphi") + client = PostgresClient(cfg) + calls = [] + + def recorder(sql, params=None): + calls.append((sql, params or {})) + # increment_math_tick reads [0]["math_tick"] off the result + return [{"math_tick": 5, "zid": 1}] + + # Writers persist via the committing _write_returning path (not query()). + client._write_returning = recorder # type: ignore[assignment] + client._initialized = True + return client, calls + + def test_increment_math_tick_is_atomic_upsert(self): + client, calls = self._client_with_recorder() + tick = client.increment_math_tick(42) + sql, params = calls[-1] + norm = " ".join(sql.lower().split()) + assert "insert into math_ticks" in norm + assert "on conflict" in norm + assert "math_tick" in norm and "+ 1" in norm.replace("+1", "+ 1") + assert "returning math_tick" in norm + assert tick == 5 + + def test_write_math_main_has_caching_tick_max_plus_one_subquery(self): + client, calls = self._client_with_recorder() + client.write_math_main( + 42, {"k": "v"}, last_vote_timestamp=111, math_tick=5 + ) + sql, params = calls[-1] + norm = " ".join(sql.lower().split()) + assert "insert into math_main" in norm + assert "coalesce" in norm + assert "max(caching_tick) + 1" in norm.replace("max(caching_tick)+1", + "max(caching_tick) + 1") + assert "on conflict" in norm + + def test_write_math_bidtopid_upsert(self): + client, calls = self._client_with_recorder() + client.write_math_bidtopid(42, {"bidToPid": [["1"]]}, math_tick=5) + sql, params = calls[-1] + norm = " ".join(sql.lower().split()) + assert "insert into math_bidtopid" in norm + assert "on conflict" in norm diff --git a/delphi/tests/poller/test_postgres_client_pid_types.py b/delphi/tests/poller/test_postgres_client_pid_types.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..d5a458404d --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/poller/test_postgres_client_pid_types.py @@ -0,0 +1,183 @@ +"""``PostgresClient.poll_votes`` / ``poll_votes_since`` / ``poll_moderation`` — +pid/tid TYPE parity with Clojure. + +ROOT CAUSE (found live, 2026-07-24 poller-equivalence harness debugging, +sessions 2-3): several live-poller ingress points cast ``str(...)`` on pid +and/or tid, while Clojure's poller holds the DB's native INTEGER ids +throughout. Session 2 fixed pid in ``poll_votes``/``poll_votes_since`` +(``math_main.base-clusters.members`` divergence). Session 3 (this file's +extension) fixes: + + * tid in ``poll_votes``/``poll_votes_since`` — was masked by the pid + divergence's sheer volume in the live diff; once pid was fixed, a live + vw full-run showed the SAME "Type mismatch: golden=int, current=str" + pattern on ``zid``, every ``tids[i]``, and every + ``repness.[i].tid``. + * tid AND pid in ``poll_moderation`` (the single-zid, full-moderation-state + variant used by ``update_moderation`` — NOT ``poll_moderation_since``, + which already returned ``int(m["tid"])``/``int(m["zid"])`` and was never + broken). Left unfixed, this would have been a LATENT regression + introduced BY the pid/tid ingress fixes above: + ``_apply_moderation`` (conversation.py) zeroes moderated-out comment + COLUMNS via ``[c for c in self.mod_out_tids if c in + self.rating_mat.columns]`` — with tid now int on the votes side but + still str from ``poll_moderation``, that intersection would ALWAYS be + empty, silently disabling comment moderation in the live poller. The + equivalent participant-ban check (``mod_out_ptpts``) is only exercised + in 'improved' engine mode (clojure-legacy intentionally leaks bans, + conversation.py's ``_apply_moderation`` docstring) but was fixed for the + same consistency reason. + +``Conversation.update_votes`` is deliberately type-agnostic at its ingress +(``ptpt_id = vote.get('pid')``/``comment_id = vote.get('tid') # Preserve +original type``, conversation.py) and ``raw_rating_mat``/``rating_mat`` are +ALWAYS rebuilt fresh from ``poll_votes``/``poll_votes_since`` on every +load-or-init (never restored via ``from_dict`` — see +``polismath/poller/__init__.py``'s "load-or-init finding" docstring) — so +removing these ``str()`` casts is a one-point (per site) fix with no other +code changes needed. The CSV/certify replay driver never cast pid OR tid at +all, and its blobs already matched clj int-for-int across 20 cross-validated +entries (the certified-battery evidence cited when this fix was authorized). + +NO live Postgres required — ``PostgresClient.query`` is monkeypatched to +return canned rows (mirrors tests/test_math_writer_numpy_serialization.py's +``_client_capturing()`` pattern), so this exercises the REAL row-mapping code +in postgres.py without a live DB. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +from polismath.database.postgres import PostgresClient, PostgresConfig + + +def _client_with_canned_rows(rows: list[dict]) -> PostgresClient: + client = PostgresClient(PostgresConfig(url="postgresql://ignored/db", math_env="t3")) + client.query = lambda sql, params=None: rows + return client + + +class TestPollVotesPidType: + def test_pid_and_tid_are_native_ints_matching_the_db_column_type(self): + """``votes.pid``/``votes.tid`` are INTEGER columns (migrations.sql) — + SQLAlchemy/psycopg2 already return native Python ints for them; this + just asserts poll_votes does NOT wrap EITHER in str() anymore.""" + client = _client_with_canned_rows( + [{"zid": 1, "tid": 10, "pid": 5, "vote": -1, "created": 1000}] + ) + votes = client.poll_votes(zid=1) + assert len(votes) == 1 + assert votes[0]["pid"] == 5 + assert isinstance(votes[0]["pid"], int) + assert votes[0]["tid"] == 10 + assert isinstance(votes[0]["tid"], int) + + def test_vote_sign_is_still_flipped_to_delphi_convention(self): + """The pid/tid-type fix must not disturb the (unrelated) sign flip + at the same ingress boundary.""" + client = _client_with_canned_rows( + [{"zid": 1, "tid": 10, "pid": 5, "vote": -1, "created": 1000}] # raw DB AGREE + ) + votes = client.poll_votes(zid=1) + assert votes[0]["vote"] == 1 # Delphi AGREE + + +class TestPollVotesSincePidType: + def test_pid_and_tid_are_native_ints(self): + client = _client_with_canned_rows( + [{"zid": 1, "tid": 10, "pid": 7, "vote": 1, "created": 2000}] + ) + votes = client.poll_votes_since(since=0) + assert len(votes) == 1 + assert votes[0]["pid"] == 7 + assert isinstance(votes[0]["pid"], int) + assert votes[0]["tid"] == 10 + assert isinstance(votes[0]["tid"], int) + + def test_zid_type_is_unchanged_already_int(self): + client = _client_with_canned_rows( + [{"zid": "1", "tid": 10, "pid": 7, "vote": 1, "created": 2000}] + ) + votes = client.poll_votes_since(since=0) + assert votes[0]["zid"] == 1 + assert isinstance(votes[0]["zid"], int) + + def test_multiple_rows_preserve_order_and_all_get_int_pids_and_tids(self): + client = _client_with_canned_rows([ + {"zid": 1, "tid": 10, "pid": 3, "vote": 1, "created": 1000}, + {"zid": 1, "tid": 11, "pid": 9, "vote": -1, "created": 1001}, + ]) + votes = client.poll_votes_since(since=0) + assert [v["pid"] for v in votes] == [3, 9] + assert [v["tid"] for v in votes] == [10, 11] + assert all(isinstance(v["pid"], int) and isinstance(v["tid"], int) for v in votes) + + +class TestPollModerationPidAndTidType: + """``poll_moderation`` (the single-zid, full-current-moderation-state + variant ``update_moderation`` consumes — NOT ``poll_moderation_since``, + the global-watermark variant, which already used int).""" + + def test_mod_out_tids_are_native_ints(self): + client = _client_with_canned_rows_for_moderation( + comments=[{"tid": 5, "modified": 100, "mod": -1, "is_meta": False}], + participants=[], + ) + result = client.poll_moderation(zid=1) + assert result["mod_out_tids"] == [5] + assert all(isinstance(t, int) for t in result["mod_out_tids"]) + + def test_mod_in_tids_are_native_ints(self): + client = _client_with_canned_rows_for_moderation( + comments=[{"tid": 7, "modified": 100, "mod": 1, "is_meta": False}], + participants=[], + ) + result = client.poll_moderation(zid=1) + assert result["mod_in_tids"] == [7] + assert all(isinstance(t, int) for t in result["mod_in_tids"]) + + def test_meta_tids_are_native_ints(self): + client = _client_with_canned_rows_for_moderation( + comments=[{"tid": 9, "modified": 100, "mod": 0, "is_meta": True}], + participants=[], + ) + result = client.poll_moderation(zid=1) + assert result["meta_tids"] == [9] + assert all(isinstance(t, int) for t in result["meta_tids"]) + + def test_mod_out_ptpts_are_native_ints(self): + client = _client_with_canned_rows_for_moderation( + comments=[], participants=[{"pid": 3}], + ) + result = client.poll_moderation(zid=1) + assert result["mod_out_ptpts"] == [3] + assert all(isinstance(p, int) for p in result["mod_out_ptpts"]) + + def test_string_valued_mod_column_still_recognized(self): + """The existing 'support for string values' branch (mod == "1" / + mod == "-1") must keep working — this fix only changes the id + TYPES, not the mod-value comparison logic.""" + client = _client_with_canned_rows_for_moderation( + comments=[{"tid": 4, "modified": 100, "mod": "-1", "is_meta": False}], + participants=[], + ) + result = client.poll_moderation(zid=1) + assert result["mod_out_tids"] == [4] + + +def _client_with_canned_rows_for_moderation(comments: list[dict], participants: list[dict]) -> PostgresClient: + """poll_moderation issues TWO queries (comments, then participants) — + this double-dispatches the monkeypatched ``query`` by SQL text, mirroring + the FROM-table matching convention already used elsewhere in this test + suite (e.g. poller_equiv.py's ``_FakeLoopConn``).""" + client = PostgresClient(PostgresConfig(url="postgresql://ignored/db", math_env="t3")) + + def fake_query(sql, params=None): + norm = " ".join(sql.lower().split()) + if "from comments" in norm: + return comments + if "from participants" in norm: + return participants + raise AssertionError(f"unexpected SQL in poll_moderation test: {sql!r}") + + client.query = fake_query + return client diff --git a/delphi/tests/poller/test_recovery.py b/delphi/tests/poller/test_recovery.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..78eed8cd7f --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/poller/test_recovery.py @@ -0,0 +1,206 @@ +"""M1 & M2 (P-019): poller recovery orchestration. + +These drive the REAL ``MathPollerService`` and REAL ``ConversationWorkerPool`` +(threads, coalescing, retry, park) with a lightweight fake Conversation and fake +Postgres/writer, asserting FINAL VOTE CONTENTS — not merely that a dispatch +happened. They cover: + +* M1 — a vote that fails and parks its zid is recovered from authoritative + history both (a) when a later batch arrives (unpark self-heal) and (b) when NO + later batch arrives (periodic reconciler). +* M2 — a newer revote queued while an older write is failing wins by timestamp; + and the write-before-cache ordering never double-applies a retried batch. +""" + +import copy + +import pytest + +from polismath.poller import service as service_module +from polismath.poller.service import MathPollerService, PollerConfig +from polismath.poller.worker_pool import VOTES + + +class FakeConv: + """Mirrors the FIXED Conversation semantics: created-timestamp wins on + duplicate (pid, tid); update_* return copies; recompute can be made to fail a + configurable number of times to inject compute failures.""" + + def __init__(self, conversation_id=None, last_updated=None, values=None): + self.conversation_id = conversation_id + self.last_updated = last_updated if last_updated is not None else 0 + self.values = dict(values or {}) + # (pid, tid) -> created, so a later apply can honour created-order wins. + self._created = {} + self.apply_log = [] + + def update_votes(self, payload, recompute=False): + result = copy.deepcopy(self) + result.apply_log = self.apply_log + [tuple( + (v["pid"], v["tid"], v["vote"], v.get("created", 0)) for v in payload["votes"] + )] + for v in payload["votes"]: + key = (v["pid"], v["tid"]) + created = v.get("created", 0) + # created-order wins (stable: equal-created keeps later payload row). + if created >= result._created.get(key, float("-inf")): + result.values[key] = v["vote"] + result._created[key] = created + result.last_updated = max(self.last_updated, payload.get("lastVoteTimestamp", 0)) + return result + + def update_moderation(self, mods, recompute=False): + return copy.deepcopy(self) + + def recompute(self): + if type(self).failures_remaining > 0: + type(self).failures_remaining -= 1 + raise RuntimeError("injected compute failure") + return self + + failures_remaining = 0 + + +class FakePg: + """Authoritative vote store. ``poll_votes`` returns FULL history (what the + server persisted), which is how recovery re-reads the lost interval; the + watermark only gates ``poll_votes_since``.""" + + def __init__(self, votes=None): + self.votes = list(votes or []) + + def poll_votes_since(self, ts): + return [v for v in self.votes if v["created"] > ts] + + def poll_moderation_since(self, ts): + return [] + + def poll_votes(self, zid, since): + return sorted( + (v for v in self.votes if v["zid"] == zid), key=lambda v: v["created"] + ) + + def poll_moderation(self, zid, since): + return [] + + def load_math_main(self, zid): + return None + + +class FakeWriter: + def __init__(self, pg=None): + self.writes = [] + self.before_write = None + + def write_conv_updates(self, zid, conv): + if self.before_write is not None: + cb, self.before_write = self.before_write, None + cb() # may raise to inject a write failure + self.writes.append(copy.deepcopy(conv)) + + +def _vote(zid, pid, tid, value, created): + return {"zid": zid, "pid": pid, "tid": tid, "vote": value, "created": created} + + +@pytest.fixture +def svc(monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.setattr(service_module, "Conversation", FakeConv) + FakeConv.failures_remaining = 0 + pg = FakePg() + s = MathPollerService(pg, PollerConfig(worker_pool_size=1, retry_cap=1)) + s._writer = FakeWriter() + s._ensure_runtime() + yield s + s._pool.shutdown() + + +def _drain(s): + assert s._pool.join(timeout=5), "worker pool did not drain in time" + + +class TestM1ParkRecovery: + def test_failed_vote_recovered_after_unpark(self, svc): + """cached conv → vote A fails twice → parked → vote B arrives → unpark: + FINAL persisted state must contain vote A (not just B).""" + pg = svc._pg + pg.votes = [_vote(1, 0, 0, 1, 5), _vote(1, 1, 1, 1, 10)] # baseline + A + svc._convs[1] = FakeConv(1, last_updated=5, values={(0, 0): 1}) + svc._convs[1]._created[(0, 0)] = 5 + svc._vote_wm = 9 # so A@10 is polled, baseline@5 already applied + + FakeConv.failures_remaining = 2 # A fails both attempts -> park + svc._poll_votes_once() + _drain(svc) + assert 1 in svc._parked and svc._vote_wm == 10 + + pg.votes.append(_vote(1, 2, 2, -1, 20)) # vote B + svc._poll_votes_once() + _drain(svc) + + final = svc._writer.writes[-1] + assert 1 not in svc._parked and svc._vote_wm == 20 + assert (1, 1) in final.values, "vote A must be recovered from history" + assert (2, 2) in final.values, "vote B must be present" + assert final.values[(1, 1)] == 1 + + def test_reconciler_recovers_parked_zid_with_no_new_vote(self, svc): + """parked zid, NO subsequent vote, reconciler runs → recovered.""" + pg = svc._pg + pg.votes = [_vote(1, 0, 0, 1, 5), _vote(1, 1, 1, 1, 10)] + svc._convs[1] = FakeConv(1, last_updated=5, values={(0, 0): 1}) + svc._convs[1]._created[(0, 0)] = 5 + svc._vote_wm = 9 + + FakeConv.failures_remaining = 2 + svc._poll_votes_once() + _drain(svc) + assert 1 in svc._parked + + # No new votes arrive; the reconciler must still recover the interval. + svc._reconcile_once() + _drain(svc) + + final = svc._writer.writes[-1] + assert 1 not in svc._parked + assert (1, 1) in final.values, "vote A recovered by the reconciler" + + +class TestM2RetryOrder: + def test_newer_revote_wins_when_older_write_fails(self, svc): + """old +1@10 fails at write; newer −1@20 queued during the failure; final + persisted vote is −1 with timestamp 20.""" + older = _vote(1, 1, 1, 1, 10) + newer = _vote(1, 1, 1, -1, 20) + svc._convs[1] = FakeConv(1, last_updated=0) + + def fail_after_newer_queued(): + svc._pool.submit(1, VOTES, [newer]) # newer arrives mid-write + raise RuntimeError("injected transient write failure") + + svc._writer.before_write = fail_after_newer_queued + svc._pool.submit(1, VOTES, [older]) + _drain(svc) + + final = svc._writer.writes[-1] + assert final.values[(1, 1)] == -1, "newer revote must win" + assert final.last_updated == 20 + + def test_write_before_cache_does_not_double_apply(self, svc): + """A write that fails once then succeeds must apply the batch exactly ONCE + — the retry re-derives from the last-good (pre-batch) cached conv, not + from an already-updated one cached before the failed write.""" + svc._convs[1] = FakeConv(1, last_updated=0) + batch = [_vote(1, 1, 1, 1, 10)] + + def fail_once(): + raise RuntimeError("transient write failure") + + svc._writer.before_write = fail_once + svc._pool.submit(1, VOTES, batch) + _drain(svc) + + final = svc._writer.writes[-1] + assert final.values[(1, 1)] == 1 + assert final.last_updated == 10 + assert len(final.apply_log) == 1, "batch must be applied exactly once" diff --git a/delphi/tests/poller/test_revote_order.py b/delphi/tests/poller/test_revote_order.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..112e776aa9 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/poller/test_revote_order.py @@ -0,0 +1,60 @@ +"""M2 (P-019): duplicate (pid, tid) resolution must be by `created` timestamp, +not payload order. + +A retried vote batch can be re-queued at the tail AFTER a newer revote that was +queued while the older write was failing. The coalesced batch then presents the +votes in the WRONG temporal order. `Conversation.update_votes` must still keep +the vote with the greatest `created`, so it carries `created` into the dedup and +stable-sorts by it before `drop_duplicates(keep='last')`. +""" + +from polismath.conversation.conversation import Conversation + + +def _cell(conv, pid, tid): + return conv.raw_rating_mat.loc[pid, tid] + + +class TestRevoteOrder: + def test_newer_revote_wins_despite_payload_order(self): + """The NEWER vote (created=20) must win even when it appears BEFORE the + older vote (created=10) in the payload — i.e. the exact tail-retry + reordering M2 describes.""" + conv = Conversation(1, last_updated=1) + batch = { + "votes": [ + {"pid": 1, "tid": 1, "vote": -1, "created": 20}, # newer, first + {"pid": 1, "tid": 1, "vote": 1, "created": 10}, # older, last + ], + "lastVoteTimestamp": 20, + } + conv = conv.update_votes(batch, recompute=False) + assert _cell(conv, 1, 1) == -1.0, "newer revote (created=20) must win" + assert conv.last_updated == 20 + + def test_in_order_batch_keeps_last(self): + """The ordinary in-created-order stream still keeps the last vote.""" + conv = Conversation(1, last_updated=1) + batch = { + "votes": [ + {"pid": 1, "tid": 1, "vote": 1, "created": 10}, + {"pid": 1, "tid": 1, "vote": -1, "created": 20}, + ], + "lastVoteTimestamp": 20, + } + conv = conv.update_votes(batch, recompute=False) + assert _cell(conv, 1, 1) == -1.0 + + def test_equal_created_keeps_payload_order(self): + """Ties on `created` fall back to payload (Clojure encounter) order via + the STABLE sort — the last equal-timestamp vote wins.""" + conv = Conversation(1, last_updated=1) + batch = { + "votes": [ + {"pid": 1, "tid": 1, "vote": 1, "created": 10}, + {"pid": 1, "tid": 1, "vote": -1, "created": 10}, + ], + "lastVoteTimestamp": 10, + } + conv = conv.update_votes(batch, recompute=False) + assert _cell(conv, 1, 1) == -1.0 diff --git a/delphi/tests/poller/test_serialization.py b/delphi/tests/poller/test_serialization.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..a5b078d871 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/poller/test_serialization.py @@ -0,0 +1,78 @@ +"""Thread-safety: strict per-zid serialization + bounded cross-zid concurrency. + +Verifies the ConversationWorkerPool guarantee that mirrors Clojure's one-go-loop- +per-conv model: two batches for the SAME zid are never processed concurrently, +while DIFFERENT zids may run in parallel up to max_workers. +""" + +import threading +import time + +from polismath.poller.worker_pool import ConversationWorkerPool + + +class TestPerZidSerialization: + def test_same_zid_batches_never_interleave(self): + active = 0 + max_concurrent = 0 + call_count = 0 + lock = threading.Lock() + + def process(zid, coalesced): + nonlocal active, max_concurrent, call_count + with lock: + active += 1 + call_count += 1 + max_concurrent = max(max_concurrent, active) + time.sleep(0.03) + with lock: + active -= 1 + + pool = ConversationWorkerPool(process, max_workers=4) + # Submit in waves with a small gap so some batches arrive WHILE the zid + # is being processed -> forces >1 sequential process cycle for zid 7. + for i in range(6): + pool.submit(7, "votes", [{"i": i}]) + time.sleep(0.015) + + assert pool.join(timeout=10) is True + pool.shutdown() + + assert call_count >= 2, "expected multiple sequential cycles for the zid" + assert max_concurrent == 1, "same zid must never run on two workers at once" + + def test_different_zids_run_concurrently(self): + # A 2-party barrier only clears if two zids are processed at the same + # time; if the pool serialized across zids it would time out (broken). + barrier = threading.Barrier(2) + broken = [] + + def process(zid, coalesced): + try: + barrier.wait(timeout=5) + except threading.BrokenBarrierError as e: # pragma: no cover + broken.append(e) + + pool = ConversationWorkerPool(process, max_workers=2) + pool.submit(1, "votes", [{}]) + pool.submit(2, "votes", [{}]) + + assert pool.join(timeout=10) is True + pool.shutdown() + assert not broken, "distinct zids should be able to run concurrently" + + +class TestParking: + def test_parked_zid_is_not_processed(self): + seen = [] + + def process(zid, coalesced): + seen.append(zid) + + pool = ConversationWorkerPool(process, max_workers=2) + pool.park(9) + pool.submit(9, "votes", [{}]) + assert pool.join(timeout=5) is True + pool.shutdown() + assert 9 not in seen + assert pool.is_parked(9) is True diff --git a/delphi/tests/poller/test_service.py b/delphi/tests/poller/test_service.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..18278a0931 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/poller/test_service.py @@ -0,0 +1,201 @@ +"""Service-level dispatch: allow/block filtering, watermark advance on dispatch, +and engine-mode passthrough into the process environment.""" + +import os +from unittest.mock import MagicMock + +import pytest + +from polismath.poller.service import MathPollerService, PollerConfig + + +def _vote_row(zid, created, pid="1", tid="1"): + return {"zid": zid, "pid": pid, "tid": tid, "vote": 1, "created": created} + + +class TestDispatchFiltering: + def test_allowlist_only_dispatches_listed_zids(self): + pg = MagicMock() + pg.poll_votes_since.return_value = [ + _vote_row(1, 100), + _vote_row(2, 110), + _vote_row(3, 120), + ] + svc = MathPollerService(pg, PollerConfig(allowlist=[1, 3])) + svc._ensure_runtime() + svc._vote_wm = 0 + submitted = [] + svc._pool.submit = lambda zid, mt, batch: submitted.append((zid, mt)) + + svc._poll_votes_once() + + assert [z for z, _ in submitted] == [1, 3] + + def test_blocklist_excludes_listed_zids(self): + pg = MagicMock() + pg.poll_votes_since.return_value = [_vote_row(1, 100), _vote_row(2, 110)] + svc = MathPollerService(pg, PollerConfig(blocklist=[2])) + svc._ensure_runtime() + svc._vote_wm = 0 + submitted = [] + svc._pool.submit = lambda zid, mt, batch: submitted.append((zid, mt)) + + svc._poll_votes_once() + + assert [z for z, _ in submitted] == [1] + + def test_watermark_advances_past_all_rows_even_filtered(self): + # Clojure advances the watermark using max() over ALL polled rows and + # only the DISPATCH is filtered (poller.clj:27 vs :29-34). + pg = MagicMock() + pg.poll_votes_since.return_value = [_vote_row(1, 100), _vote_row(2, 999)] + svc = MathPollerService(pg, PollerConfig(allowlist=[1])) + svc._ensure_runtime() + svc._vote_wm = 0 + svc._pool.submit = lambda *a, **k: None + + svc._poll_votes_once() + assert svc._vote_wm == 999 + + def test_moderation_dispatch_and_watermark(self): + pg = MagicMock() + pg.poll_moderation_since.return_value = [ + {"zid": 5, "tid": 1, "modified": 200, "mod": -1, "is_meta": False}, + {"zid": 6, "tid": 2, "modified": 250, "mod": 1, "is_meta": False}, + ] + svc = MathPollerService(pg, PollerConfig()) + svc._ensure_runtime() + svc._mod_wm = 0 + submitted = [] + svc._pool.submit = lambda zid, mt, batch: submitted.append((zid, mt)) + + svc._poll_moderation_once() + assert {z for z, _ in submitted} == {5, 6} + assert all(mt == "moderation" for _, mt in submitted) + assert svc._mod_wm == 250 + + +class TestShardedDispatch: + """Two shard processes over the SAME polled rows must partition the work: + disjoint (nothing double-processed, since per-zid serialisation does not + span processes) and total (nothing dropped).""" + + ZIDS = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10] + + def _dispatch(self, **cfg_kwargs): + """Run one vote poll over ZIDS and return the zids actually submitted.""" + pg = MagicMock() + pg.poll_votes_since.return_value = [ + _vote_row(z, 100 + z) for z in self.ZIDS + ] + svc = MathPollerService(pg, PollerConfig(**cfg_kwargs)) + svc._ensure_runtime() + svc._vote_wm = 0 + submitted = [] + svc._pool.submit = lambda zid, mt, batch: submitted.append(zid) + svc._poll_votes_once() + return submitted, svc + + def test_two_shards_partition_the_polled_zids(self): + shard0, _ = self._dispatch(shard_index=0, shard_count=2) + shard1, _ = self._dispatch(shard_index=1, shard_count=2) + unsharded, _ = self._dispatch() + + # Disjoint: no zid dispatched by both shards. + assert set(shard0) & set(shard1) == set() + # Total: together they cover exactly the unsharded dispatch set. + assert set(shard0) | set(shard1) == set(unsharded) + # And each is a strict, non-empty subset -- proving the filter fired. + assert shard0 and shard1 + assert set(shard0) == {z for z in self.ZIDS if z % 2 == 0} + + def test_no_zid_is_dispatched_twice_across_the_fleet(self): + seen = [] + for idx in range(3): + dispatched, _ = self._dispatch(shard_index=idx, shard_count=3) + seen.extend(dispatched) + assert sorted(seen) == sorted(self.ZIDS) + assert len(seen) == len(set(seen)) + + def test_each_shard_still_advances_its_own_watermark_past_all_rows(self): + # Each shard owns its watermark in memory and discards rows belonging to + # its siblings -- so it must advance past them, exactly as the existing + # allowlist behaviour does (test_watermark_advances_past_all_rows...). + for idx in range(2): + _, svc = self._dispatch(shard_index=idx, shard_count=2) + assert svc._vote_wm == 100 + max(self.ZIDS) + + def test_moderation_dispatch_is_sharded_too(self): + pg = MagicMock() + pg.poll_moderation_since.return_value = [ + {"zid": z, "tid": 1, "modified": 200 + z, "mod": -1, "is_meta": False} + for z in self.ZIDS + ] + svc = MathPollerService(pg, PollerConfig(shard_index=1, shard_count=2)) + svc._ensure_runtime() + svc._mod_wm = 0 + submitted = [] + svc._pool.submit = lambda zid, mt, batch: submitted.append(zid) + + svc._poll_moderation_once() + + assert set(submitted) == {z for z in self.ZIDS if z % 2 == 1} + + def test_unsharded_default_dispatches_everything(self): + dispatched, _ = self._dispatch() + assert dispatched == self.ZIDS + + +class TestConvCacheEviction: + """T8: the in-memory conv registry never evicted (Clojure's 4h reboot was the + de-facto cap, which we dropped). LRU-evict beyond a configurable cap; an + evicted conv reloads from math_main + rebuilds on next touch.""" + + def test_lru_evicts_coldest_beyond_cap(self): + svc = MathPollerService(MagicMock(), PollerConfig(conv_cache_cap=2)) + svc._remember(1, object()) + svc._remember(2, object()) + assert list(svc._convs) == [1, 2] + + svc._remember(3, object()) # over cap -> evict coldest (1) + assert list(svc._convs) == [2, 3] + + svc._convs.move_to_end(2) # a touch on 2 makes it MRU + svc._remember(4, object()) # evict coldest (now 3) + assert list(svc._convs) == [2, 4] + + def test_cap_zero_never_evicts(self): + svc = MathPollerService(MagicMock(), PollerConfig(conv_cache_cap=0)) + for i in range(30): + svc._remember(i, object()) + assert len(svc._convs) == 30 + + def test_cap_from_env(self, monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.setenv("MATH_CONV_CACHE_CAP", "5") + assert PollerConfig.from_env().conv_cache_cap == 5 + + +class TestConvCacheCapValidation: + """M4 (P-019): the cache cap defaults to a FINITE value and rejects negatives. + An unbounded cache is not acceptable for a long prod shadow soak; a negative + cap would pop a just-inserted conv forever.""" + + def test_default_cap_is_finite(self): + assert PollerConfig().conv_cache_cap == 200 + + def test_default_cap_from_env_is_finite(self, monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.delenv("MATH_CONV_CACHE_CAP", raising=False) + assert PollerConfig.from_env().conv_cache_cap == 200 + + def test_zero_cap_is_unlimited_and_allowed(self): + # 0 = unlimited is a legitimate, explicitly documented value. + assert PollerConfig(conv_cache_cap=0).conv_cache_cap == 0 + + def test_negative_cap_is_rejected(self): + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="conv_cache_cap must be >= 0"): + PollerConfig(conv_cache_cap=-1) + + def test_negative_cap_from_env_is_rejected(self, monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.setenv("MATH_CONV_CACHE_CAP", "-5") + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="conv_cache_cap must be >= 0"): + PollerConfig.from_env() diff --git a/delphi/tests/poller/test_watermark.py b/delphi/tests/poller/test_watermark.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..9f6fe77ab9 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/poller/test_watermark.py @@ -0,0 +1,189 @@ +"""Watermark advancement + zid allow/block filtering (poll-loop invariants). + +Mirrors the Clojure poll loop (math/src/polismath/poller.clj:22-37): + last-timestamp = (apply max 0 last-timestamp (map timestamp-key results)) +and the allow/block cond (poller.clj:30-32). +""" + +import pytest + +from polismath.poller.service import ( + PollerConfig, + advance_watermark, + should_process_zid, + initial_watermark, +) + + +class TestAdvanceWatermark: + def test_advances_to_max_of_batch(self): + # Clojure: (apply max 0 last-timestamp (map :created results)) + assert advance_watermark(100, [150, 120, 199, 130]) == 199 + + def test_strictly_greater_never_regresses_below_current(self): + # All timestamps below current watermark -> watermark unchanged. + assert advance_watermark(500, [100, 200, 499]) == 500 + + def test_empty_batch_leaves_watermark_unchanged(self): + assert advance_watermark(1234, []) == 1234 + + def test_uses_current_when_current_is_the_max(self): + assert advance_watermark(999, [10, 20]) == 999 + + def test_single_timestamp_above_current_advances(self): + assert advance_watermark(0, [42]) == 42 + + def test_returns_max_across_current_and_batch(self): + # Watermark should be the max of current and every timestamp in batch. + assert advance_watermark(300, [250, 700, 260]) == 700 + + def test_never_regresses_across_repeated_polls(self): + wm = initial_watermark(10, now_millis=1_000_000) + wm2 = advance_watermark(wm, [wm + 5, wm + 3]) + assert wm2 == wm + 5 + # A later poll that returns only older rows must NOT lower the watermark. + wm3 = advance_watermark(wm2, [wm + 1, wm + 4]) + assert wm3 == wm2 + + +class TestInitialWatermark: + def test_starts_poll_from_days_ago_back(self): + # 10 days ago = now - 10*86400*1000 ms (poller.clj:15). + now = 10_000_000_000 + wm = initial_watermark(10, now_millis=now) + assert wm == now - 10 * 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000 + + def test_zero_days_ago_is_now(self): + now = 555 + assert initial_watermark(0, now_millis=now) == 555 + + +class TestShouldProcessZid: + def test_no_lists_processes_everything(self): + assert should_process_zid(42, [], []) is True + + def test_allowlist_only_allows_listed(self): + # Clojure: allowlist takes priority; only listed zids pass. + assert should_process_zid(42, [42, 7], []) is True + assert should_process_zid(99, [42, 7], []) is False + + def test_blocklist_excludes_listed(self): + assert should_process_zid(42, [], [99, 100]) is True + assert should_process_zid(99, [], [99, 100]) is False + + def test_allowlist_takes_priority_over_blocklist(self): + # Clojure cond: allowlist branch evaluated first. + assert should_process_zid(42, [42], [42]) is True + assert should_process_zid(7, [42], [7]) is False + + +class TestZidSharding: + """zid-sharding: one shard = one process, selected by ``zid % shard_count``. + + Threads cannot parallelise this workload (measured serial fraction 0.9884, + 1.0x from 1->16 workers), while N independent single-worker PROCESSES scale + near-linearly (0.0013, 15.7x at 16). Sharding is pure scheduling + scaffolding: it must never change what any single conversation computes. + """ + + def test_default_is_unsharded_and_identical_to_today(self): + # Regression guard: sharding is opt-in. With the default shard_count=1 + # every zid still passes, exactly as before the parameter existed. + for zid in range(0, 50): + assert should_process_zid(zid, [], []) is True + assert should_process_zid(zid, [], [], shard_index=0, shard_count=1) is True + + def test_partition_is_total_and_disjoint(self): + # Every zid must be accepted by EXACTLY ONE shard index -- no zid + # dropped (total) and none double-processed (disjoint). The range + # deliberately spans zids where zid % N == 0. + for shard_count in (2, 3, 4, 8): + for zid in range(0, 100): + accepted = [ + idx + for idx in range(shard_count) + if should_process_zid( + zid, [], [], shard_index=idx, shard_count=shard_count + ) + ] + assert accepted == [zid % shard_count], ( + f"zid={zid} shard_count={shard_count} accepted by {accepted}" + ) + + def test_shard_filter_beats_an_allowlist_naming_an_out_of_slice_zid(self): + # Ordering is a CORRECTNESS property, not style: the worker pool + # serialises per zid only WITHIN a process, so if two shards both + # accepted one zid they would run concurrent updates on the same + # conversation with no mutual exclusion. + assert should_process_zid(7, [7], [], shard_index=1, shard_count=2) is True + assert should_process_zid(7, [7], [], shard_index=0, shard_count=2) is False + + def test_blocklist_still_excludes_an_in_slice_zid(self): + # In-slice for shard 0 of 2, but blocked -> still excluded. + assert should_process_zid(8, [], [8], shard_index=0, shard_count=2) is False + assert should_process_zid(6, [], [8], shard_index=0, shard_count=2) is True + + +class TestShardConfigValidation: + """A silently out-of-range shard index is the worst failure mode here: the + shard processes NOTHING while looking healthy, so a slice of conversations + goes stale behind an apparently-up fleet. Fail loudly at config time.""" + + def test_index_equal_to_count_is_rejected(self, monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.setenv("POLL_SHARD_COUNT", "4") + monkeypatch.setenv("POLL_SHARD_INDEX", "4") + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="shard_index"): + PollerConfig.from_env() + + def test_index_above_count_is_rejected(self, monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.setenv("POLL_SHARD_COUNT", "2") + monkeypatch.setenv("POLL_SHARD_INDEX", "9") + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="shard_index"): + PollerConfig.from_env() + + def test_negative_index_is_rejected(self, monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.setenv("POLL_SHARD_COUNT", "4") + monkeypatch.setenv("POLL_SHARD_INDEX", "-1") + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="shard_index"): + PollerConfig.from_env() + + def test_shard_count_below_one_is_rejected(self, monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.setenv("POLL_SHARD_COUNT", "0") + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="shard_count"): + PollerConfig.from_env() + + def test_negative_shard_count_is_rejected(self, monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.setenv("POLL_SHARD_COUNT", "-3") + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="shard_count"): + PollerConfig.from_env() + + def test_valid_shard_config_is_accepted(self, monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.setenv("POLL_SHARD_COUNT", "8") + monkeypatch.setenv("POLL_SHARD_INDEX", "7") + cfg = PollerConfig.from_env() + assert (cfg.shard_index, cfg.shard_count) == (7, 8) + + def test_defaults_are_unsharded(self, monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.delenv("POLL_SHARD_COUNT", raising=False) + monkeypatch.delenv("POLL_SHARD_INDEX", raising=False) + monkeypatch.delenv("MATH_SHARD_COUNT", raising=False) + monkeypatch.delenv("MATH_SHARD_INDEX", raising=False) + cfg = PollerConfig.from_env() + assert (cfg.shard_index, cfg.shard_count) == (0, 1) + + def test_math_prefixed_aliases_are_honored(self, monkeypatch): + # Dual-name convention, matching allowlist/blocklist (POLL_* preferred). + monkeypatch.delenv("POLL_SHARD_COUNT", raising=False) + monkeypatch.delenv("POLL_SHARD_INDEX", raising=False) + monkeypatch.setenv("MATH_SHARD_COUNT", "3") + monkeypatch.setenv("MATH_SHARD_INDEX", "2") + cfg = PollerConfig.from_env() + assert (cfg.shard_index, cfg.shard_count) == (2, 3) + + def test_poll_prefix_wins_over_math_alias(self, monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.setenv("POLL_SHARD_COUNT", "4") + monkeypatch.setenv("POLL_SHARD_INDEX", "1") + monkeypatch.setenv("MATH_SHARD_COUNT", "9") + monkeypatch.setenv("MATH_SHARD_INDEX", "8") + cfg = PollerConfig.from_env() + assert (cfg.shard_index, cfg.shard_count) == (1, 4) diff --git a/delphi/tests/replay_harness/__init__.py b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/__init__.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..e69de29bb2 diff --git a/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_certify.py b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_certify.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..0823bba2bd --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_certify.py @@ -0,0 +1,872 @@ +"""Certification battery runner — SPEC A unit tests. + +Covers the ``polismath.replay.certify`` library: battery parsing + collision- +free schedule-id derivation, clj/py recording caches (subprocess calls always +MOCKED — never invoke real clojure or the real py driver here), the hash-first +step-compare shortcut + step-verdict cache, the acceptance projection +(subgroup-* dropped, CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md Q7), fingerprint normalization + the +divergences.json ledger, the first-divergence focuser, and the stdout +line-budget for both `run` and `focus`. + +CLI-level (click) tests live in test_certify_cli.py. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import json +import os +import shutil +import subprocess +from pathlib import Path + +import pytest + +from polismath.replay import certify as cert +from polismath.replay import schedule as sched +from polismath.replay.crosslang import PREP_MAIN_KEYS + +CERTIFY_BATTERY_PATH = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2] / "scripts" / "certify_battery.json" + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Fixtures / helpers. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def _acceptance_blob(n: int = 3, first_comp: float = 1.0) -> dict: + """A minimal math_main-shaped blob (prep-main key spelling).""" + return { + "zid": "t", + "n": n, + "n-cmts": 2, + "in-conv": [1, 2, 3], + "tids": [0, 1], + "pca": {"center": [0.1, 0.2], "comps": [[first_comp, 0.0], [0.0, 1.0]]}, + "base-clusters": {"id": [0, 1], "x": [0.1, -0.1], "y": [0.2, -0.2], + "count": [1, 2], "members": [[1], [2, 3]]}, + "repness": {}, + } + + +def _write_clj_step(clj_dir: Path, index: int, blob: dict) -> None: + clj_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + (clj_dir / f"step-{index:03d}.blob.json").write_text(json.dumps(blob)) + + +def _write_py_step(py_dir: Path, index: int, blob: dict) -> None: + py_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + payload = {"index": index, "prev_slot": None, "cut_slot": None, + "batch_size": None, "cut_time_ms": None, "blob": blob, "extras": {}} + (py_dir / f"step-{index:03d}.json").write_text(json.dumps(payload)) + + +def _fake_completed(returncode: int = 0, stderr: str = "") -> subprocess.CompletedProcess: + return subprocess.CompletedProcess(args=[], returncode=returncode, stdout="", stderr=stderr) + + +def _make_entry(**overrides) -> "cert.BatteryEntry": + defaults = dict(dataset="vw", + schedule_id="single-cut-clojure-legacy", preset="single-cut", + n_cuts=None, schedule_path=None, notes="") + defaults.update(overrides) + return cert.BatteryEntry(**defaults) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Schedule-id derivation. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_derive_schedule_id_ncuts_preset(): + assert cert.derive_schedule_id(preset="uniform", + n_cuts=8) == "uniform8-clojure-legacy" + + +def test_derive_schedule_id_no_ncuts_preset(): + assert cert.derive_schedule_id( + preset="single-cut") == "single-cut-clojure-legacy" + + +def test_derive_schedule_id_from_explicit_base_id(): + assert cert.derive_schedule_id( + base_schedule_id="hb-3cut") == "hb-3cut-clojure-legacy" + + +def test_derive_schedule_id_collision_free_across_preset_ncuts(): + ids = { + cert.derive_schedule_id(preset="uniform", n_cuts=8), + cert.derive_schedule_id(preset="front-loaded", n_cuts=8), + cert.derive_schedule_id(preset="uniform", n_cuts=6), + } + assert len(ids) == 3 + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Battery parsing. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_parse_battery_entry_preset_form(): + e = cert.parse_battery_entry( + {"dataset": "vw", "preset": "uniform", "n_cuts": 8} + ) + assert e.dataset == "vw" + assert e.preset == "uniform" and e.n_cuts == 8 + assert e.schedule_id == "uniform8-clojure-legacy" + assert e.schedule_path is None + + +def test_parse_battery_entry_schedule_id_keeps_legacy_suffix(): + e = cert.parse_battery_entry({"dataset": "vw", "preset": "single-cut"}) + assert e.schedule_id.endswith("-clojure-legacy") + + +def test_parse_battery_entry_ncuts_preset_requires_n_cuts(): + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="n_cuts"): + cert.parse_battery_entry({"dataset": "vw", "preset": "uniform"}) + + +def test_parse_battery_entry_unknown_preset_rejected(): + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="preset"): + cert.parse_battery_entry({"dataset": "vw", "preset": "bogus"}) + + +def test_parse_battery_entry_schedule_form_reads_base_id_from_file(tmp_path): + schedule_json = {"dataset": "vw", "schedule_id": "hb-3cut", + "cuts": {"mode": "vote-count", "at": ["end"]}} + p = tmp_path / "sched.json" + p.write_text(json.dumps(schedule_json)) + e = cert.parse_battery_entry({"dataset": "vw", "schedule": "sched.json"}, battery_dir=tmp_path) + assert e.schedule_path == p + assert e.schedule_id == "hb-3cut-clojure-legacy" + + +def test_load_battery_starter_file_shape(): + """The committed battery parses, keeps the four original starter entries, + covers the private datasets (session-3 extension), and has no duplicate + (dataset, schedule) pairs. Deliberately NOT pinned to an exact count — + the battery GROWS as the goal's coverage expands (GOAL_R1_PARITY.md).""" + entries = cert.load_battery(CERTIFY_BATTERY_PATH) + ids = {(e.dataset, e.schedule_id) for e in entries} + assert ("vw", "uniform8-clojure-legacy") in ids + assert ("vw", "front-loaded6-clojure-legacy") in ids + assert ("vw", "single-cut-clojure-legacy") in ids + assert ("biodiversity", "uniform8-clojure-legacy") in ids + for private_ds in ("FLI", "bg2018", "pakistan", "engage", "bg2050"): + assert any(e.dataset == private_ds for e in entries), private_ds + assert len(ids) == len(entries), "duplicate (dataset, schedule) entries" + assert all(e.schedule_id.endswith("-clojure-legacy") for e in entries) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Tree / file hashing. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_sha256_tree_stable_and_sensitive_to_content(tmp_path): + d = tmp_path / "pkg" + d.mkdir() + (d / "a.py").write_text("x = 1\n") + (d / "sub").mkdir() + (d / "sub" / "b.py").write_text("y = 2\n") + + h1 = cert.sha256_tree(d, "**/*.py") + h2 = cert.sha256_tree(d, "**/*.py") + assert h1 == h2 + + (d / "a.py").write_text("x = 2\n") + h3 = cert.sha256_tree(d, "**/*.py") + assert h3 != h1 + + +def test_sha256_tree_sensitive_to_relpath_not_just_content(tmp_path): + d1 = tmp_path / "d1" + d1.mkdir() + (d1 / "a.py").write_text("x=1\n") + d2 = tmp_path / "d2" + d2.mkdir() + (d2 / "b.py").write_text("x=1\n") + assert cert.sha256_tree(d1, "**/*.py") != cert.sha256_tree(d2, "**/*.py") + + +def test_sha256_tree_exclude_file_and_dir_prefix(tmp_path): + """``exclude`` drops exact file relpaths and (trailing-slash) dir subtrees + from the digest — an excluded file's content no longer moves the hash.""" + d = tmp_path / "pkg" + d.mkdir() + (d / "engine.py").write_text("e = 1\n") + (d / "harness.py").write_text("h = 1\n") + (d / "tools").mkdir() + (d / "tools" / "aux.py").write_text("t = 1\n") + + exclude = ("harness.py", "tools/") + h_all = cert.sha256_tree(d, "**/*.py") + h1 = cert.sha256_tree(d, "**/*.py", exclude=exclude) + assert h1 != h_all # exclusion actually removes content from the digest + + (d / "harness.py").write_text("h = 2\n") + (d / "tools" / "aux.py").write_text("t = 2\n") + assert cert.sha256_tree(d, "**/*.py", exclude=exclude) == h1 + + (d / "engine.py").write_text("e = 2\n") + assert cert.sha256_tree(d, "**/*.py", exclude=exclude) != h1 + + +def test_engine_tree_exclude_entries_exist_and_keep_replay_shapers(): + """Every exclusion names a real path under polismath/ (a rename must not + turn it into a silent no-op), and the replay-shaping files stay hashed.""" + pm = cert._DELPHI_ROOT / "polismath" + for e in cert._ENGINE_TREE_EXCLUDE: + p = pm / e.rstrip("/") + if e.endswith("/"): + assert p.is_dir(), e + else: + assert p.is_file(), e + kept = {"replay/driver.py", "replay/schedule.py", "replay/real_data.py", + "replay/store.py", "replay/stepcompare.py", "replay/types.py"} + assert not kept & set(cert._ENGINE_TREE_EXCLUDE) + + +def test_engine_tree_hash_ignores_harness_edits_sees_engine_edits(tmp_path): + pm = tmp_path / "polismath" + for rel in ("replay/certify.py", "replay/prodclone.py", "replay/driver.py", + "poller/service.py", "conversation/conversation.py"): + p = pm / rel + p.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + p.write_text("v = 1\n") + + h0 = cert.engine_tree_hash(pm) + (pm / "replay" / "certify.py").write_text("v = 2\n") + (pm / "poller" / "service.py").write_text("v = 2\n") + assert cert.engine_tree_hash(pm) == h0 + + (pm / "replay" / "driver.py").write_text("v = 2\n") + h1 = cert.engine_tree_hash(pm) + assert h1 != h0 + (pm / "conversation" / "conversation.py").write_text("v = 2\n") + assert cert.engine_tree_hash(pm) != h1 + + +def test_ensure_py_recording_cache_survives_harness_only_edit(tmp_path, monkeypatch): + """The py cache manifest is keyed on the ENGINE-scoped tree hash: editing + an excluded harness file must NOT invalidate a recording; editing an + engine file must.""" + calls = {"n": 0} + + def fake_run(cmd, *, cwd, env): + calls["n"] += 1 + return _fake_completed() + + monkeypatch.setattr(cert, "_run_subprocess", fake_run) + + fake_delphi = tmp_path / "delphi" + pm = fake_delphi / "polismath" + (pm / "replay").mkdir(parents=True) + (pm / "replay" / "certify.py").write_text("h = 1\n") + (pm / "replay" / "driver.py").write_text("d = 1\n") + monkeypatch.setattr(cert, "_DELPHI_ROOT", fake_delphi) + cert._engine_tree_hash_cached.cache_clear() + try: + entry = _make_entry() + spec = sched.preset_single_cut("vw", 100, schedule_id=entry.schedule_id) + root = tmp_path / "root" + + _, cached1 = cert.ensure_py_recording(entry, spec, "sha", root=root) + assert cached1 is False and calls["n"] == 1 + + (pm / "replay" / "certify.py").write_text("h = 2\n") # harness-only edit + cert._engine_tree_hash_cached.cache_clear() + _, cached2 = cert.ensure_py_recording(entry, spec, "sha", root=root) + assert cached2 is True and calls["n"] == 1 + + (pm / "replay" / "driver.py").write_text("d = 2\n") # engine edit + cert._engine_tree_hash_cached.cache_clear() + _, cached3 = cert.ensure_py_recording(entry, spec, "sha", root=root) + assert cached3 is False and calls["n"] == 2 + finally: + cert._engine_tree_hash_cached.cache_clear() + + +def test_canonical_schedule_hash_ignores_id_but_sees_cuts(): + s1 = sched.preset_uniform("vw", 100, n_cuts=8, schedule_id="a") + s2 = sched.preset_uniform("vw", 100, n_cuts=8, schedule_id="b") + s3 = sched.preset_uniform("vw", 100, n_cuts=6, schedule_id="a") + assert cert.canonical_schedule_hash(s1) == cert.canonical_schedule_hash(s2) + assert cert.canonical_schedule_hash(s1) != cert.canonical_schedule_hash(s3) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Acceptance projection (CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md Q7 — subgroup-* dead feature). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_project_acceptance_drops_subgroup_keys(): + blob = {k: f"v-{k}" for k in PREP_MAIN_KEYS} + proj = cert.project_acceptance(blob) + assert "subgroup-clusters" not in proj + assert "subgroup-votes" not in proj + assert "subgroup-repness" not in proj + assert set(proj) == PREP_MAIN_KEYS - cert.ACCEPTANCE_EXCLUDED_KEYS + assert proj["pca"] == "v-pca" + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Hash-first compare + step-verdict cache. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_hash_first_shortcut_skips_comparer_entirely(tmp_path, monkeypatch): + blob = _acceptance_blob(n=3) + _write_clj_step(tmp_path / "clj", 0, blob) + _write_py_step(tmp_path / "py", 0, blob) + + comparer = cert._acceptance_projecting_comparer() + calls = {"n": 0} + orig = comparer.compare_step + + def spy(a, b, i): + calls["n"] += 1 + return orig(a, b, i) + + monkeypatch.setattr(comparer, "compare_step", spy) + + result = cert.compare_recording_pair( + tmp_path / "clj", tmp_path / "py", + cache_root=tmp_path, comparer=comparer, + ) + assert calls["n"] == 0 + assert result["per_step"][0]["match"] is True + assert result["per_step"][0]["hash_match"] is True + + +def test_hash_mismatch_falls_back_to_comparer(tmp_path, monkeypatch): + _write_clj_step(tmp_path / "clj", 0, _acceptance_blob(n=3)) + _write_py_step(tmp_path / "py", 0, _acceptance_blob(n=99)) + + comparer = cert._acceptance_projecting_comparer() + calls = {"n": 0} + orig = comparer.compare_step + + def spy(a, b, i): + calls["n"] += 1 + return orig(a, b, i) + + monkeypatch.setattr(comparer, "compare_step", spy) + + result = cert.compare_recording_pair( + tmp_path / "clj", tmp_path / "py", + cache_root=tmp_path, comparer=comparer, + ) + assert calls["n"] == 1 + assert result["per_step"][0]["match"] is False + assert result["per_step"][0]["hash_match"] is False + + +def test_step_verdict_cache_round_trip(tmp_path, monkeypatch): + _write_clj_step(tmp_path / "clj", 0, _acceptance_blob(n=3)) + _write_py_step(tmp_path / "py", 0, _acceptance_blob(n=99)) + + comparer1 = cert._acceptance_projecting_comparer() + calls1 = {"n": 0} + orig1 = comparer1.compare_step + + def spy1(a, b, i): + calls1["n"] += 1 + return orig1(a, b, i) + + monkeypatch.setattr(comparer1, "compare_step", spy1) + r1 = cert.compare_recording_pair(tmp_path / "clj", tmp_path / "py", + cache_root=tmp_path, + comparer=comparer1) + assert calls1["n"] == 1 + + # Fresh comparer instance, same config -> must hit the on-disk step-verdict + # cache and NOT call compare_step again. + comparer2 = cert._acceptance_projecting_comparer() + calls2 = {"n": 0} + orig2 = comparer2.compare_step + + def spy2(a, b, i): + calls2["n"] += 1 + return orig2(a, b, i) + + monkeypatch.setattr(comparer2, "compare_step", spy2) + r2 = cert.compare_recording_pair(tmp_path / "clj", tmp_path / "py", + cache_root=tmp_path, + comparer=comparer2) + assert calls2["n"] == 0 + assert r2["per_step"][0]["families"] == r1["per_step"][0]["families"] + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Fingerprint normalization. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_normalize_path_strips_step_prefix_and_bracket_indices(): + assert cert.normalize_path("step_3.pca.comps[0][1]") == "pca.comps[][]" + + +def test_normalize_path_strips_dict_numeric_segments(): + assert cert.normalize_path( + "step_0.comment-priorities.123.priority" + ) == "comment-priorities.N.priority" + + +def test_compute_fingerprint_stable_across_indices(): + fp1 = cert.compute_fingerprint("step_1.pca.comps[0][1]", "tolerant") + fp2 = cert.compute_fingerprint("step_9.pca.comps[3][7]", "tolerant") + assert fp1 == fp2 + assert len(fp1) == 10 + + +def test_compute_fingerprint_differs_by_family(): + a = cert.compute_fingerprint("step_1.pca.comps[0][1]", "tolerant") + b = cert.compute_fingerprint("step_1.pca.comps[0][1]", "exact") + assert a != b + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Ledger. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_update_ledger_appends_new_as_open(): + obs = [{"path_pattern": "pca.comps[][]", "family": "tolerant", "dataset": "vw", "schedule_id": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", "step": 3}] + updated = cert.update_ledger({}, obs) + key = cert.fingerprint_key_for("pca.comps[][]", "tolerant") + assert key in updated + assert updated[key]["status"] == "open" + assert updated[key]["diagnosis"] is None + assert updated[key]["first_seen"] == {"dataset": "vw", "schedule": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", "step": 3} + + +def test_update_ledger_preserves_existing_diagnosis(): + key = cert.fingerprint_key_for("pca.comps[][]", "tolerant") + ledger = {key: {"path_pattern": "pca.comps[][]", "family": "tolerant", + "first_seen": {"dataset": "vw", "schedule": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", "step": 1}, + "status": "diagnosed", "diagnosis": "PCA power-iteration seed differs (see #123)"}} + obs = [{"path_pattern": "pca.comps[][]", "family": "tolerant", "dataset": "biodiversity", "schedule_id": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", "step": 7}] + updated = cert.update_ledger(ledger, obs) + assert updated[key]["status"] == "diagnosed" + assert updated[key]["diagnosis"] == "PCA power-iteration seed differs (see #123)" + assert updated[key]["first_seen"]["dataset"] == "vw" + + +def test_save_and_load_ledger_round_trip_sorted(tmp_path): + path = tmp_path / "divergences.json" + ledger = {"FP-b000000000": {"status": "open"}, "FP-a000000000": {"status": "open"}} + cert.save_ledger(ledger, path) + text = path.read_text() + assert text.index('"FP-a000000000"') < text.index('"FP-b000000000"') + assert cert.load_ledger(path) == ledger + + +def test_load_ledger_missing_file_returns_empty_dict(tmp_path): + assert cert.load_ledger(tmp_path / "does-not-exist.json") == {} + + +def test_annotate_by_key_with_and_without_diagnosis(): + ledger = {"FP-x": {"status": "open", "diagnosis": None}, + "FP-y": {"status": "diagnosed", "diagnosis": "A" * 100}} + assert cert.annotate_by_key(ledger, "FP-x") == "[known FP-x: status=open]" + assert cert.annotate_by_key(ledger, "FP-y") == f"[known FP-y: {'A' * 60}]" + assert cert.annotate_by_key(ledger, "FP-missing") is None + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Recording caches (subprocess calls MOCKED). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_ensure_py_recording_cache_hit_then_miss_on_change(tmp_path, monkeypatch): + calls = {"n": 0} + + def fake_run(cmd, *, cwd, env): + calls["n"] += 1 + return _fake_completed() + + monkeypatch.setattr(cert, "_run_subprocess", fake_run) + + entry = _make_entry() + spec = sched.preset_single_cut("vw", 100, schedule_id=entry.schedule_id) + + _, cached1 = cert.ensure_py_recording(entry, spec, "votes-sha-1", root=tmp_path) + assert cached1 is False and calls["n"] == 1 + + _, cached2 = cert.ensure_py_recording(entry, spec, "votes-sha-1", root=tmp_path) + assert cached2 is True and calls["n"] == 1 + + _, cached3 = cert.ensure_py_recording(entry, spec, "votes-sha-2", root=tmp_path) + assert cached3 is False and calls["n"] == 2 + + _, cached4 = cert.ensure_py_recording(entry, spec, "votes-sha-2", root=tmp_path, refresh=True) + assert cached4 is False and calls["n"] == 3 + + +def test_ensure_py_recording_raises_certify_error_on_nonzero_exit(tmp_path, monkeypatch): + def fake_run(cmd, *, cwd, env): + return _fake_completed(returncode=1, stderr="boom") + + monkeypatch.setattr(cert, "_run_subprocess", fake_run) + + entry = _make_entry() + spec = sched.preset_single_cut("vw", 10, schedule_id=entry.schedule_id) + with pytest.raises(cert.CertifyError) as exc_info: + cert.ensure_py_recording(entry, spec, "sha", root=tmp_path) + assert exc_info.value.stage + + +requires_math_tree = pytest.mark.skipif( + not (cert._MATH_ROOT / "dev" / "replay.clj").exists(), + reason="math/ tree not present (delphi-only CI image runs from /app; " + "the clj cache manifest hashes real math/ files)", +) + + +@requires_math_tree +def test_ensure_clj_recording_cache_hit_then_miss_on_change(tmp_path, monkeypatch): + calls = {"n": 0} + + def fake_run(cmd, *, cwd, env): + calls["n"] += 1 + return _fake_completed() + + monkeypatch.setattr(cert, "_run_subprocess", fake_run) + + entry = _make_entry() + spec = sched.preset_single_cut("vw", 100, schedule_id=entry.schedule_id) + votes_csv = tmp_path / "vw-votes.csv" + + _, cached1 = cert.ensure_clj_recording(entry, spec, "votes-sha-1", votes_csv, root=tmp_path) + assert cached1 is False and calls["n"] == 1 + + _, cached2 = cert.ensure_clj_recording(entry, spec, "votes-sha-1", votes_csv, root=tmp_path) + assert cached2 is True and calls["n"] == 1 + + _, cached3 = cert.ensure_clj_recording(entry, spec, "votes-sha-1", votes_csv, root=tmp_path, + refresh=True) + assert cached3 is False and calls["n"] == 2 + + +@requires_math_tree +def test_ensure_clj_recording_raises_certify_error_on_nonzero_exit(tmp_path, monkeypatch): + def fake_run(cmd, *, cwd, env): + return _fake_completed(returncode=1, stderr="clojure blew up") + + monkeypatch.setattr(cert, "_run_subprocess", fake_run) + + entry = _make_entry() + spec = sched.preset_single_cut("vw", 10, schedule_id=entry.schedule_id) + with pytest.raises(cert.CertifyError) as exc_info: + cert.ensure_clj_recording(entry, spec, "sha", tmp_path / "votes.csv", root=tmp_path) + assert exc_info.value.stage + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# --comments plumbing (MOD_RESTART_PORT_SPEC.md "Python ports" item 5): the +# clj driver gets --comments only when the schedule requests moderation != +# "none" AND the dataset has a comments CSV. Existing (moderation="none") +# recordings must be unaffected -- no --comments flag, no manifest change. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_comments_csv_path_locates_existing_public_dataset(): + path = cert.comments_csv_path("vw") + assert path is not None + assert path.name.endswith("-comments.csv") + assert path.exists() + + +def test_comments_csv_path_returns_none_for_missing_dataset(): + assert cert.comments_csv_path("no-such-dataset-xyz") is None + + +def test_run_clj_driver_includes_comments_flag_when_given(tmp_path, monkeypatch): + captured = {} + + def fake_run(cmd, *, cwd, env): + captured["cmd"] = cmd + return _fake_completed() + + monkeypatch.setattr(cert, "_run_subprocess", fake_run) + comments_csv = tmp_path / "comments.csv" + cert.run_clj_driver(tmp_path / "sched.json", tmp_path / "votes.csv", out_dir=tmp_path, + comments_csv=comments_csv) + cmd = captured["cmd"] + assert "--comments" in cmd + assert cmd[cmd.index("--comments") + 1] == str(comments_csv) + + +def test_run_clj_driver_omits_comments_flag_by_default(tmp_path, monkeypatch): + captured = {} + + def fake_run(cmd, *, cwd, env): + captured["cmd"] = cmd + return _fake_completed() + + monkeypatch.setattr(cert, "_run_subprocess", fake_run) + cert.run_clj_driver(tmp_path / "sched.json", tmp_path / "votes.csv", out_dir=tmp_path) + assert "--comments" not in captured["cmd"] + + +@requires_math_tree +def test_certify_entry_passes_comments_when_moderation_requested(tmp_path, monkeypatch): + calls = [] + + def fake_run(cmd, *, cwd, env): + calls.append(cmd) + return _fake_completed() + + monkeypatch.setattr(cert, "_run_subprocess", fake_run) + + schedule_path = tmp_path / "sched.json" + schedule_path.write_text(json.dumps({ + "dataset": "vw", "schedule_id": "mod-comments-test", + "cuts": {"mode": "vote-count", "at": [10]}, + "moderation": "interleave-by-timestamp", + "clojure": {"warm_start": "chain"}, "notes": "", + })) + entry = cert.parse_battery_entry( + {"dataset": "vw", "schedule": str(schedule_path)}, + ) + cert.certify_entry(entry, root=tmp_path, ledger={}) + + clj_cmds = [c for c in calls if c and c[0] == "clojure"] + assert len(clj_cmds) == 1 + assert "--comments" in clj_cmds[0] + + +@requires_math_tree +def test_certify_entry_omits_comments_when_moderation_none(tmp_path, monkeypatch): + calls = [] + + def fake_run(cmd, *, cwd, env): + calls.append(cmd) + return _fake_completed() + + monkeypatch.setattr(cert, "_run_subprocess", fake_run) + + entry = _make_entry() # dataset=vw, preset=single-cut -> moderation "none" + cert.certify_entry(entry, root=tmp_path, ledger={}) + + clj_cmds = [c for c in calls if c and c[0] == "clojure"] + assert len(clj_cmds) == 1 + assert "--comments" not in clj_cmds[0] + + +def test_certify_entry_skipped_for_missing_dataset(tmp_path): + entry = _make_entry(dataset="no-such-dataset-xyz") + result, ledger = cert.certify_entry(entry, root=tmp_path, ledger={}) + assert result["verdict"] == "SKIPPED" + assert result["reason"] == "dataset-unavailable" + assert ledger == {} + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Focuser. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_run_focus_picks_earliest_divergent_step(tmp_path): + ds, sid = "vw", "uniform8-clojure-legacy" + rec_dir = tmp_path / ds / sid + clj_blobs = [_acceptance_blob(n=3), _acceptance_blob(n=4), _acceptance_blob(n=5)] + py_blobs = [_acceptance_blob(n=3), _acceptance_blob(n=44), _acceptance_blob(n=55)] + for i, b in enumerate(clj_blobs): + _write_clj_step(rec_dir / "clj", i, b) + for i, b in enumerate(py_blobs): + _write_py_step(rec_dir / "py", i, b) + + ledger_path = tmp_path / "divergences.json" + result = cert.run_focus(ds, sid, root=tmp_path, ledger_path=ledger_path) + assert result["verdict"] == "DIVERGENCE" + assert result["step"] == 1 + assert (rec_dir / "focus-report.json").exists() + # The ledger is written to the INJECTED path, never the real committed one. + assert ledger_path.exists() + + +def test_run_focus_match_when_no_divergence(tmp_path): + ds, sid = "vw", "uniform8-clojure-legacy" + rec_dir = tmp_path / ds / sid + blobs = [_acceptance_blob(n=3), _acceptance_blob(n=4)] + for i, b in enumerate(blobs): + _write_clj_step(rec_dir / "clj", i, b) + _write_py_step(rec_dir / "py", i, b) + + result = cert.run_focus(ds, sid, root=tmp_path, ledger_path=tmp_path / "divergences.json") + assert result["verdict"] == "MATCH" + assert result["n_steps"] == 2 + + +def test_run_focus_missing_recording_is_error(tmp_path): + result = cert.run_focus("vw", "no-such-schedule", root=tmp_path, + ledger_path=tmp_path / "divergences.json") + assert result["verdict"] == "ERROR" + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# stdout line budget. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_render_run_lines_within_budget_for_many_entries(): + results = [ + {"dataset": "vw", "schedule_id": f"s{i}-clojure-legacy", "verdict": "MATCH", "n_steps": 5} + for i in range(100) + ] + report = {"battery": results, "root": "/tmp/x"} + lines = cert.render_run_lines(report) + assert len(lines) <= 40 + assert cert.ACCEPTANCE_NOTICE in lines + + +def test_render_run_lines_small_battery_one_line_per_entry(): + results = [ + {"dataset": "vw", "schedule_id": "single-cut-clojure-legacy", "verdict": "MATCH", "n_steps": 3}, + {"dataset": "vw", "schedule_id": "no-dataset", "verdict": "SKIPPED", "reason": "dataset-unavailable"}, + ] + report = {"battery": results, "root": "/tmp/x"} + lines = cert.render_run_lines(report) + assert len(lines) <= 40 + assert any("MATCH" in line for line in lines) + assert any("SKIPPED" in line for line in lines) + + +def test_render_focus_lines_within_budget_many_divergences(): + result = { + "dataset": "vw", "schedule_id": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", "verdict": "DIVERGENCE", "step": 2, + "families": { + "exact": [{"path": f"step_2.n.{i}", "path_pattern": f"n.{i}", "a": i, "b": i + 1, + "fingerprint": f"FP-{i:010d}", "known": None} for i in range(20)], + "tolerant": [{"path": f"step_2.pca.comps[{i}][0]", "path_pattern": "pca.comps[][]", + "a": 0.1 * i, "b": 0.2 * i, "fingerprint": "FP-aaaa", "known": None} + for i in range(20)], + }, + } + lines = cert.render_focus_lines(result) + assert len(lines) <= 40 + + +def test_render_focus_lines_caps_exact_divergences_shown(): + result = { + "dataset": "vw", "schedule_id": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", "verdict": "DIVERGENCE", "step": 0, + "families": { + "exact": [{"path": f"step_0.n.{i}", "path_pattern": f"n.{i}", "a": i, "b": i + 1, + "fingerprint": f"FP-{i:010d}", "known": None} for i in range(8)], + "tolerant": [], + }, + } + lines = cert.render_focus_lines(result, max_per_family=5) + shown = [l for l in lines if l.strip().startswith("step_0.n.")] + assert len(shown) == 5 + assert any("more" in l for l in lines) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Battery-level exit code. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_battery_exit_code(): + results = [{"verdict": "MATCH"}, {"verdict": "SKIPPED"}] + assert cert.battery_exit_code(results, strict=False) == 0 + assert cert.battery_exit_code(results, strict=True) == 1 + + results2 = [{"verdict": "MATCH"}, {"verdict": "DIVERGENCE"}] + assert cert.battery_exit_code(results2, strict=False) == 1 + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Optional integration test: REAL clojure + REAL py drivers on vw single-cut. +# Opt-in only (slow: JVM startup + a full PCA/clustering pass on both engines). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +@pytest.mark.skipif( + shutil.which("clojure") is None or os.environ.get("RUN_CLJ_INTEGRATION") != "1", + reason="opt-in: needs the clojure CLI on PATH and RUN_CLJ_INTEGRATION=1 " + "(runs the REAL clojure + Python drivers, not mocked)", +) +def test_certify_entry_real_drivers_vw_single_cut(tmp_path): + """End-to-end smoke: real clojure driver + real py driver on vw single-cut. + + Locks the whole pipeline (cache manifests -> subprocess invocation -> + hash-first compare) against the ACTUAL drivers, not mocks. Verdict is + intentionally not asserted to be MATCH — Python's clojure-legacy engine + mode is a parity APPROXIMATION, not a guarantee of bit-identical output; + this test only proves both drivers ran to completion and certify could + compare their results end to end. + """ + entry = cert.parse_battery_entry( + {"dataset": "vw", "preset": "single-cut"} + ) + result, ledger = cert.certify_entry(entry, root=tmp_path, ledger={}) + assert result["verdict"] in ("MATCH", "DIVERGENCE"), result + + rec_dir = tmp_path / "vw" / entry.schedule_id + assert (rec_dir / "clj" / "step-000.blob.json").exists() + assert (rec_dir / "py" / "step-000.json").exists() + assert (rec_dir / "clj" / "cache_manifest.json").exists() + assert (rec_dir / "py" / "cache_manifest.json").exists() + + # Re-running must be a pure cache hit — no new driver invocation needed. + calls = {"n": 0} + real_run_subprocess = cert._run_subprocess + + def spy(cmd, *, cwd, env): + calls["n"] += 1 + return real_run_subprocess(cmd, cwd=cwd, env=env) + + import unittest.mock + + with unittest.mock.patch.object(cert, "_run_subprocess", spy): + result2, _ = cert.certify_entry(entry, root=tmp_path, ledger=ledger) + assert calls["n"] == 0 + assert result2["verdict"] == result["verdict"] + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Parallel battery (Phase 0b): workers>1 must produce an identical report and +# ledger to the serial path, results in battery order. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def _seed_cached_pair(root: Path, ds: str, sid: str, *, divergent: bool) -> None: + """Pre-write a one-step clj/py recording pair under ``///`` + so certify_entry takes the fully-cached path (manifest check mocked).""" + rec = root / ds / sid + blob = _acceptance_blob() + _write_clj_step(rec / "clj", 0, blob) + py_blob = dict(blob, n=blob["n"] + 5) if divergent else blob + _write_py_step(rec / "py", 0, py_blob) + + +def test_run_battery_parallel_matches_serial_report_and_ledger(tmp_path, monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.setattr(cert, "_manifest_matches", lambda mp, exp: True) + monkeypatch.setattr(cert, "_clj_source_hashes", lambda: ("x", "y")) + + entries = [ + _make_entry(schedule_id="p0-match"), + _make_entry(schedule_id="p0-div"), + _make_entry(schedule_id="p0-match2"), + ] + root_a = tmp_path / "root_a" + root_b = tmp_path / "root_b" + for e, div in zip(entries, (False, True, False)): + _seed_cached_pair(root_a, "vw", e.schedule_id, divergent=div) + _seed_cached_pair(root_b, "vw", e.schedule_id, divergent=div) + + ledger_a = tmp_path / "ledger_a.json" + ledger_b = tmp_path / "ledger_b.json" + rep_a = cert.run_battery(entries, root=root_a, ledger_path=ledger_a) + rep_b = cert.run_battery(entries, root=root_b, ledger_path=ledger_b, workers=3) + + assert rep_a["battery"] == rep_b["battery"] + assert [(r["dataset"], r["schedule_id"]) for r in rep_b["battery"]] == \ + [("vw", e.schedule_id) for e in entries] + assert rep_b["battery"][1]["verdict"] == "DIVERGENCE" + assert json.loads(ledger_a.read_text()) == json.loads(ledger_b.read_text()) + assert json.loads(ledger_b.read_text()) # non-vacuous: divergence reached it + + +def test_run_battery_workers_one_is_default_and_identical(tmp_path, monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.setattr(cert, "_manifest_matches", lambda mp, exp: True) + monkeypatch.setattr(cert, "_clj_source_hashes", lambda: ("x", "y")) + + entries = [_make_entry(schedule_id="w1-only")] + root_a = tmp_path / "root_a" + root_b = tmp_path / "root_b" + _seed_cached_pair(root_a, "vw", "w1-only", divergent=False) + _seed_cached_pair(root_b, "vw", "w1-only", divergent=False) + + rep_default = cert.run_battery(entries, root=root_a, + ledger_path=tmp_path / "la.json") + rep_w1 = cert.run_battery(entries, root=root_b, + ledger_path=tmp_path / "lb.json", workers=1) + assert rep_default["battery"] == rep_w1["battery"] + + +def test_step_verdict_cache_write_leaves_no_tmp_files(tmp_path): + clj_dir = tmp_path / "clj" + py_dir = tmp_path / "py" + blob = _acceptance_blob() + _write_clj_step(clj_dir, 0, blob) + _write_py_step(py_dir, 0, dict(blob, n=99)) + cert.compare_recording_pair(clj_dir, py_dir, + cache_root=tmp_path) + cache_dir = tmp_path / ".certify_cache" / "stepverdicts" + files = list(cache_dir.iterdir()) + assert files + assert all(f.suffix == ".json" for f in files) diff --git a/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_certify_cache_keys_p019.py b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_certify_cache_keys_p019.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..ba1cedcb97 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_certify_cache_keys_p019.py @@ -0,0 +1,115 @@ +"""M3 (P-019): certification cache keys must cover every execution-affecting +input, so a fresh run is never compared against a stale recording. + +* The shared schedule hash must include ``restart_after`` (the restart seam) and + the ``clojure`` warm-start options — two schedules differing ONLY in + ``restart_after`` must hash differently. +* The PYTHON recording manifest must include the comments CSV content (Python + loads moderation events from it), exactly as the Clojure side already does — a + comments-only mutation must MISS the py cache. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import subprocess + +from polismath.replay import certify as cert +from polismath.replay import schedule as sched + + +def _fake_completed(returncode: int = 0) -> subprocess.CompletedProcess: + return subprocess.CompletedProcess(args=[], returncode=returncode, stdout="", stderr="") + + +def _make_entry(**overrides) -> "cert.BatteryEntry": + defaults = dict(dataset="vw", schedule_id="single-cut-clojure-legacy", + preset="single-cut", n_cuts=None, schedule_path=None, notes="") + defaults.update(overrides) + return cert.BatteryEntry(**defaults) + + +def _spec(**overrides) -> sched.ScheduleSpec: + base = { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule_id": "single-cut-clojure-legacy", + "cuts": {"mode": "vote-count", "at": [1, 2]}, + "moderation": "interleave-by-timestamp", + "source": "votes-csv", + } + base.update(overrides) + return sched.ScheduleSpec.from_dict(base) + + +class TestScheduleHashRestartAfter: + def test_restart_after_changes_hash(self): + no_restart = _spec(restart_after=None) + with_restart = _spec(restart_after=0) + assert cert.canonical_schedule_hash(no_restart) != cert.canonical_schedule_hash( + with_restart + ), "restart_after must be part of the schedule hash (restart seam)" + + def test_different_restart_indices_hash_differently(self): + a = _spec(restart_after=3) + b = _spec(restart_after=7) + assert cert.canonical_schedule_hash(a) != cert.canonical_schedule_hash(b) + + def test_clojure_options_change_hash(self): + a = _spec(clojure={"warm_start": "chain"}) + b = _spec(clojure={"warm_start": "cold"}) + assert cert.canonical_schedule_hash(a) != cert.canonical_schedule_hash(b) + + def test_id_and_notes_still_ignored(self): + a = _spec(schedule_id="x", notes="one", restart_after=2) + b = _spec(schedule_id="y", notes="two", restart_after=2) + assert cert.canonical_schedule_hash(a) == cert.canonical_schedule_hash(b) + + +class TestPyRecordingComments: + def test_comments_only_mutation_misses_py_cache(self, tmp_path, monkeypatch): + """A comments-only change (votes/schedule/engine unchanged) must force a + py re-record — otherwise a fresh Clojure run is compared against a stale + Python one and reports its old MATCH.""" + calls = {"n": 0} + monkeypatch.setattr( + cert, "_run_subprocess", + lambda cmd, *, cwd, env: (calls.__setitem__("n", calls["n"] + 1) + or _fake_completed()), + ) + entry = _make_entry() + spec = sched.preset_single_cut("vw", 100, schedule_id=entry.schedule_id) + root = tmp_path / "root" + + comments = tmp_path / "vw-comments.csv" + comments.write_text("tid,moderated\n0,1\n") + _, cached1 = cert.ensure_py_recording(entry, spec, "sha", root=root, + comments_csv=comments) + assert cached1 is False and calls["n"] == 1 + + # Same comments content -> cache HIT. + _, cached2 = cert.ensure_py_recording(entry, spec, "sha", root=root, + comments_csv=comments) + assert cached2 is True and calls["n"] == 1 + + # Mutate ONLY the comments CSV -> cache MISS (re-record). + comments.write_text("tid,moderated\n0,1\n1,1\n") + _, cached3 = cert.ensure_py_recording(entry, spec, "sha", root=root, + comments_csv=comments) + assert cached3 is False and calls["n"] == 2, ( + "comments-only mutation must invalidate the py recording" + ) + + def test_py_manifest_records_comments_sha(self, tmp_path, monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.setattr(cert, "_run_subprocess", + lambda cmd, *, cwd, env: _fake_completed()) + import json + + entry = _make_entry() + spec = sched.preset_single_cut("vw", 100, schedule_id=entry.schedule_id) + root = tmp_path / "root" + comments = tmp_path / "vw-comments.csv" + comments.write_text("tid,moderated\n0,1\n") + py_dir, _ = cert.ensure_py_recording(entry, spec, "sha", root=root, + comments_csv=comments) + manifest = json.loads((py_dir / "cache_manifest.json").read_text()) + assert "comments_csv_sha256" in manifest + assert manifest["manifest_version"] == cert._RECORDING_MANIFEST_VERSION diff --git a/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_certify_canonicalization.py b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_certify_canonicalization.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..ad6997451b --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_certify_canonicalization.py @@ -0,0 +1,240 @@ +"""Acceptance-projection canonicalization — ordering-artifact suppression. + +The first full battery run (journal 2026-07-22) showed 4/4 entries diverging at +step 0 with ~800+ "exact" divergences — nearly all of them ORDERING artifacts: +Clojure emits ``tids``/``in-conv`` (and everything positionally aligned to +them: pca.center, pca.comps rows, base-clusters columns) in hash/insertion +order, while Python emits sorted order. Each blob is internally consistent, so +cross-engine array order is not a semantic divergence — the acceptance +criterion (GOAL_R1_PARITY.md) is MEMBERSHIP and value parity. + +``project_acceptance`` therefore canonicalizes both sides before hashing and +diffing: id-sets sorted, tid-aligned pca arrays re-indexed by sorted tid, +base-clusters columns re-indexed by sorted id, group-clusters sorted by id +with sorted members. votes-base A/D/S per-cluster lists are NOT part of this +permutation — they are already aligned to sort-by-:id bucket order on BOTH +engines (bid-to-pid = (mapv :members (sort-by :id base-clusters)), +conversation.clj:593), so they are identical across the two orderings and the +canonicalizer leaves them untouched (see lines ~30-35 below and +crosslang.py:88-90). Real divergences (a differing pid, a differing center +value for the SAME tid) must still be reported — canonicalization must never +mask them. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import copy + +from polismath.replay import certify as cert + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Two semantically identical blobs, emitted in different orders. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# "Clojure-ordered": tids in hash order [2, 0, 1]; in-conv in hash order; +# base-clusters columns in conv-state order [1, 0] (fold-clusters preserves it, +# clusters.clj:389); group-clusters listed [1, 0] with unsorted members. +# votes-base A/D/S lists are ALWAYS aligned to sort-by-id bucket order on both +# engines (bid-to-pid = (mapv :members (sort-by :id base-clusters)), +# conversation.clj:593) — so they are identical across the two orderings and +# the canonicalizer must NOT permute them. +def _clj_ordered_blob() -> dict: + return { + "zid": "t", + "n": 4, + "n-cmts": 3, + "in-conv": [30, 10, 20], + "tids": [2, 0, 1], + "mod-in": [2, 1], + "mod-out": [5, 3], + "meta-tids": [7, 6], + "pca": { + # aligned to tids [2, 0, 1] + "center": [0.3, 0.1, 0.2], + "comps": [[0.32, 0.12, 0.22], [0.33, 0.13, 0.23]], + "comment-projection": [[3.2, 1.2, 2.2], [3.3, 1.3, 2.3]], + "comment-extremity": [3.0, 1.0, 2.0], + }, + "base-clusters": { + # columns aligned to id order [1, 0] + "id": [1, 0], + "x": [-0.1, 0.1], + "y": [-0.2, 0.2], + "count": [2, 1], + "members": [[30, 20], [10]], + }, + "votes-base": { + # per-tid A/D/S lists in sort-by-id bucket order [0, 1] — same as + # the py side, despite base-clusters columns being emitted [1, 0] + "0": {"A": [1, 2], "D": [0, 0], "S": [1, 2]}, + "1": {"A": [0, 1], "D": [1, 1], "S": [1, 2]}, + "2": {"A": [1, 0], "D": [0, 2], "S": [1, 2]}, + }, + "group-clusters": [ + {"id": 1, "members": [1], "center": [-0.1, -0.2]}, + {"id": 0, "members": [0], "center": [0.1, 0.2]}, + ], + "repness": {}, + } + + +# "Python-ordered": identical content, every set/alignment sorted ascending. +def _py_sorted_blob() -> dict: + return { + "zid": "t", + "n": 4, + "n-cmts": 3, + "in-conv": [10, 20, 30], + "tids": [0, 1, 2], + "mod-in": [1, 2], + "mod-out": [3, 5], + "meta-tids": [6, 7], + "pca": { + # aligned to tids [0, 1, 2] + "center": [0.1, 0.2, 0.3], + "comps": [[0.12, 0.22, 0.32], [0.13, 0.23, 0.33]], + "comment-projection": [[1.2, 2.2, 3.2], [1.3, 2.3, 3.3]], + "comment-extremity": [1.0, 2.0, 3.0], + }, + "base-clusters": { + # columns aligned to id order [0, 1] + "id": [0, 1], + "x": [0.1, -0.1], + "y": [0.2, -0.2], + "count": [1, 2], + "members": [[10], [20, 30]], + }, + "votes-base": { + # per-tid A/D/S lists aligned to base-clusters id order [0, 1] + "0": {"A": [1, 2], "D": [0, 0], "S": [1, 2]}, + "1": {"A": [0, 1], "D": [1, 1], "S": [1, 2]}, + "2": {"A": [1, 0], "D": [0, 2], "S": [1, 2]}, + }, + "group-clusters": [ + {"id": 0, "members": [0], "center": [0.1, 0.2]}, + {"id": 1, "members": [1], "center": [-0.1, -0.2]}, + ], + "repness": {}, + } + + +def _diverging_paths(blob_a: dict, blob_b: dict) -> list[str]: + cmp = cert._acceptance_projecting_comparer() + report = cmp.compare_step(blob_a, blob_b, 0) + return [d["path"] for fam in ("exact", "tolerant") for d in report["families"][fam]] + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Pure-ordering differences must vanish. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_ordering_only_differences_do_not_diverge(): + assert _diverging_paths(_clj_ordered_blob(), _py_sorted_blob()) == [] + + +def test_canonical_hashes_equal_after_reordering(): + ha = cert._canonical_hash(cert.project_acceptance(_clj_ordered_blob())) + hb = cert._canonical_hash(cert.project_acceptance(_py_sorted_blob())) + assert ha == hb + + +def test_canonicalization_is_idempotent_on_sorted_blob(): + blob = _py_sorted_blob() + assert cert.project_acceptance(copy.deepcopy(blob)) == cert.project_acceptance( + cert.project_acceptance(copy.deepcopy(blob)) + ) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# PCA component signs are run-arbitrary (Clojure's first-tick power iteration +# has no start vectors — unseeded init flips comps between ITS OWN runs; +# observed on the 2026-07-22 vw single-cut re-record: comps[1] and every +# comp-1-aligned array negated vs the previous recording). Canonicalization +# fixes each component's sign deterministically (max-|entry| positive, after +# tid alignment) and flips every component-aligned array with it. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def _flip_component(blob: dict, k: int) -> dict: + import copy + + b = copy.deepcopy(blob) + b["pca"]["comps"][k] = [-v for v in b["pca"]["comps"][k]] + b["pca"]["comment-projection"][k] = [ + -v for v in b["pca"]["comment-projection"][k] + ] + coord = ("x", "y")[k] + b["base-clusters"][coord] = [-v for v in b["base-clusters"][coord]] + for g in b["group-clusters"]: + g["center"][k] = -g["center"][k] + return b + + +def test_component_sign_flip_does_not_diverge(): + flipped = _flip_component(_py_sorted_blob(), 1) + assert _diverging_paths(_py_sorted_blob(), flipped) == [] + + +def test_component_sign_flip_of_comp0_does_not_diverge(): + flipped = _flip_component(_py_sorted_blob(), 0) + assert _diverging_paths(_py_sorted_blob(), flipped) == [] + + +def test_sign_flip_combined_with_reordering_does_not_diverge(): + flipped = _flip_component(_clj_ordered_blob(), 1) + assert _diverging_paths(flipped, _py_sorted_blob()) == [] + + +def test_inconsistent_flip_still_reported(): + """Negating base-clusters.y WITHOUT flipping comps[1] is a real + divergence (positions contradict the components) — must survive.""" + b = _py_sorted_blob() + b["base-clusters"]["y"] = [-v for v in b["base-clusters"]["y"]] + paths = _diverging_paths(_py_sorted_blob(), b) + assert any("base-clusters" in p for p in paths) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Real divergences must SURVIVE canonicalization. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_membership_difference_still_reported(): + b = _py_sorted_blob() + b["in-conv"] = [10, 20, 40] # 30 -> 40: a real membership change + paths = _diverging_paths(_clj_ordered_blob(), b) + assert any("in-conv" in p for p in paths) + + +def test_center_value_difference_for_same_tid_still_reported(): + b = _py_sorted_blob() + b["pca"]["center"][2] = -0.3 # tid 2's mean flips sign: real divergence + paths = _diverging_paths(_clj_ordered_blob(), b) + assert any("pca.center" in p for p in paths) + + +def test_votes_base_count_difference_still_reported(): + b = _py_sorted_blob() + b["votes-base"]["1"]["A"] = [1, 1] # cluster-0 agree count 0 -> 1 + paths = _diverging_paths(_clj_ordered_blob(), b) + assert any("votes-base" in p for p in paths) + + +def test_base_cluster_membership_difference_still_reported(): + b = _py_sorted_blob() + b["base-clusters"]["members"] = [[10], [20, 40]] # 30 -> 40 in cluster 1 + paths = _diverging_paths(_clj_ordered_blob(), b) + assert any("base-clusters" in p for p in paths) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Shape mismatches (None vs [], list vs int) must stay visible — they are the +# real blob-shape gaps the serializer port addresses, never masked here. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_none_vs_empty_list_still_reported(): + a = _clj_ordered_blob() + a["mod-in"] = None # Clojure emits null pre-moderation; [] must not match + paths = _diverging_paths(a, _py_sorted_blob()) + assert any("mod-in" in p for p in paths) + + +def test_votes_base_list_vs_int_still_reported(): + b = _py_sorted_blob() + b["votes-base"]["0"]["A"] = 3 # py's current scalar shape vs clj's list + paths = _diverging_paths(_clj_ordered_blob(), b) + assert any("votes-base" in p for p in paths) diff --git a/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_certify_cli.py b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_certify_cli.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..72942f78b1 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_certify_cli.py @@ -0,0 +1,179 @@ +"""CLI-level tests for scripts/certify.py — SPEC A. + +Drives the real click CLI via CliRunner, mocking the polismath.replay.certify +library calls that would otherwise touch real datasets, subprocesses, or the +committed ledger — this file never lets a real clojure/py driver run. Verifies +exit codes, flag plumbing, and the end-to-end ≤40-line stdout budget through +the actual CLI entry point. Unit coverage of the pure `render_*_lines` +functions themselves lives in test_certify.py. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import importlib.util +from pathlib import Path + +from click.testing import CliRunner + +_CLI_PATH = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2] / "scripts" / "certify.py" + + +def _module(): + spec = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location("certify_cli", _CLI_PATH) + mod = importlib.util.module_from_spec(spec) + spec.loader.exec_module(mod) + return mod + + +def test_run_exits_zero_on_all_match(monkeypatch): + mod = _module() + report = {"battery": [ + {"dataset": "vw", "schedule_id": "single-cut-clojure-legacy", + "verdict": "MATCH", "n_steps": 3}, + ], "root": "/tmp/x"} + monkeypatch.setattr(mod.cert, "load_battery", lambda path: ["entry"]) + monkeypatch.setattr(mod.cert, "run_battery", lambda entries, **kw: report) + + res = CliRunner().invoke(mod.cli, ["run"]) + assert res.exit_code == 0, res.output + assert mod.cert.ACCEPTANCE_NOTICE in res.output + assert len(res.output.strip().splitlines()) <= 40 + + +def test_run_exits_nonzero_on_divergence(monkeypatch): + mod = _module() + report = {"battery": [ + {"dataset": "vw", "schedule_id": "uniform8-clojure-legacy", + "verdict": "DIVERGENCE", + "first_div_step": 2, "n_div_steps": 1, "top_paths": []}, + ], "root": "/tmp/x"} + monkeypatch.setattr(mod.cert, "load_battery", lambda path: ["entry"]) + monkeypatch.setattr(mod.cert, "run_battery", lambda entries, **kw: report) + + res = CliRunner().invoke(mod.cli, ["run"]) + assert res.exit_code == 1, res.output + + +def test_run_exits_nonzero_on_error(monkeypatch): + mod = _module() + report = {"battery": [ + {"dataset": "vw", "schedule_id": "x", + "verdict": "ERROR", "stage": "py-driver", "reason": "boom"}, + ], "root": "/tmp/x"} + monkeypatch.setattr(mod.cert, "load_battery", lambda path: ["entry"]) + monkeypatch.setattr(mod.cert, "run_battery", lambda entries, **kw: report) + + res = CliRunner().invoke(mod.cli, ["run"]) + assert res.exit_code == 1, res.output + + +def test_run_skipped_ok_by_default_but_fails_with_strict(monkeypatch): + mod = _module() + report = {"battery": [ + {"dataset": "vw", "schedule_id": "x", + "verdict": "SKIPPED", "reason": "dataset-unavailable"}, + ], "root": "/tmp/x"} + monkeypatch.setattr(mod.cert, "load_battery", lambda path: ["entry"]) + monkeypatch.setattr(mod.cert, "run_battery", lambda entries, **kw: report) + + res = CliRunner().invoke(mod.cli, ["run"]) + assert res.exit_code == 0, res.output + + res_strict = CliRunner().invoke(mod.cli, ["run", "--strict"]) + assert res_strict.exit_code == 1, res_strict.output + + +def test_run_passes_cli_flags_through_to_library(monkeypatch): + mod = _module() + captured: dict = {} + + def fake_run_battery(entries, **kw): + captured.update(kw) + return {"battery": [], "root": "/tmp/x"} + + monkeypatch.setattr(mod.cert, "load_battery", lambda path: []) + monkeypatch.setattr(mod.cert, "run_battery", fake_run_battery) + + res = CliRunner().invoke( + mod.cli, + ["run", "--only", "vw:uniform8-clojure-legacy", "--refresh-clj", "--refresh-py"], + ) + assert res.exit_code == 0, res.output + assert captured["only"] == "vw:uniform8-clojure-legacy" + assert captured["refresh_clj"] is True + assert captured["refresh_py"] is True + + +def test_run_passes_workers_through_and_defaults_to_six(monkeypatch): + mod = _module() + captured: dict = {} + + def fake_run_battery(entries, **kw): + captured.update(kw) + return {"battery": [], "root": "/tmp/x"} + + monkeypatch.setattr(mod.cert, "load_battery", lambda path: []) + monkeypatch.setattr(mod.cert, "run_battery", fake_run_battery) + + res = CliRunner().invoke(mod.cli, ["run", "--workers", "3"]) + assert res.exit_code == 0, res.output + assert captured["workers"] == 3 + + captured.clear() + res = CliRunner().invoke(mod.cli, ["run"]) + assert res.exit_code == 0, res.output + assert captured["workers"] == 6 + + +def test_run_stdout_budget_with_large_mocked_battery(monkeypatch): + mod = _module() + report = { + "battery": [ + {"dataset": "vw", "schedule_id": f"s{i}-clojure-legacy", + "verdict": "MATCH", "n_steps": 3} + for i in range(200) + ], + "root": "/tmp/x", + } + monkeypatch.setattr(mod.cert, "load_battery", lambda path: ["entry"] * 200) + monkeypatch.setattr(mod.cert, "run_battery", lambda entries, **kw: report) + + res = CliRunner().invoke(mod.cli, ["run"]) + assert res.exit_code == 0, res.output + assert len(res.output.strip().splitlines()) <= 40 + + +def test_focus_exits_zero_on_match(monkeypatch): + mod = _module() + monkeypatch.setattr( + mod.cert, "run_focus", + lambda ds, sid, root=None: {"dataset": ds, "schedule_id": sid, + "verdict": "MATCH", "n_steps": 4}, + ) + res = CliRunner().invoke(mod.cli, ["focus", "vw", "uniform8-clojure-legacy"]) + assert res.exit_code == 0, res.output + assert mod.cert.ACCEPTANCE_NOTICE in res.output + + +def test_focus_exits_nonzero_on_divergence(monkeypatch): + mod = _module() + monkeypatch.setattr(mod.cert, "run_focus", lambda ds, sid, root=None: { + "dataset": ds, "schedule_id": sid, "verdict": "DIVERGENCE", "step": 1, + "families": { + "exact": [{"path": "step_1.n", "a": 3, "b": 4, "known": None}], + "tolerant": [], + }, + }) + res = CliRunner().invoke(mod.cli, ["focus", "vw", "uniform8-clojure-legacy"]) + assert res.exit_code == 1, res.output + assert len(res.output.strip().splitlines()) <= 40 + + +def test_focus_exits_nonzero_on_error(monkeypatch): + mod = _module() + monkeypatch.setattr(mod.cert, "run_focus", lambda ds, sid, root=None: { + "dataset": ds, "schedule_id": sid, "verdict": "ERROR", + "stage": "recording-missing", "reason": "nope", + }) + res = CliRunner().invoke(mod.cli, ["focus", "vw", "nope"]) + assert res.exit_code == 1, res.output diff --git a/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_cli.py b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_cli.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..5394c02943 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_cli.py @@ -0,0 +1,135 @@ +"""End-to-end CLI smoke test for scripts/replay_driver.py (Phase H-A). + +Drives the real CLI (via click's runner) on the public vw dataset with a tiny +explicit schedule so it stays fast, then compares the recording against itself +(→ match, exit 0). This exercises the whole spine: load → slice → drive → +store → compare. +""" + +import importlib.util +import json +from pathlib import Path + +import pytest +from click.testing import CliRunner + +_CLI_PATH = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2] / "scripts" / "replay_driver.py" + + +def _module(): + spec = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location("replay_driver_cli", _CLI_PATH) + mod = importlib.util.module_from_spec(spec) + spec.loader.exec_module(mod) + return mod + + +def _load_cli(): + return _module().cli + + +@pytest.fixture(scope="module") +def cli(): + return _load_cli() + + +def _write_schedule(tmp_path): + # Small vote-count cuts (no "end") → fast prefix recomputes only. + d = { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule_id": "cli-smoke", + "source": "votes-csv", + "cuts": {"mode": "vote-count", "at": [300, 700]}, + "moderation": "none", + "clojure": {"warm_start": "chain"}, + "notes": "cli smoke", + } + p = tmp_path / "sched.json" + p.write_text(json.dumps(d)) + return p + + +def test_run_then_compare_self(cli, tmp_path): + runner = CliRunner() + sched_path = _write_schedule(tmp_path) + store_root = tmp_path / "store" + + res = runner.invoke( + cli, ["run", "--schedule", str(sched_path), "--out", str(store_root)] + ) + assert res.exit_code == 0, res.output + rec_dir = store_root / "vw" / "cli-smoke" + assert (rec_dir / "schedule.json").exists() + assert (rec_dir / "provenance.json").exists() + assert sorted((rec_dir / "py").glob("step-*.json")) + + # schedule.json is verbatim. + assert json.loads((rec_dir / "schedule.json").read_text())["schedule_id"] == "cli-smoke" + + # Compare the recording against itself → match, exit 0. + report_path = tmp_path / "report.json" + res2 = runner.invoke( + cli, ["compare", str(rec_dir), str(rec_dir), "--report", str(report_path)] + ) + assert res2.exit_code == 0, res2.output + assert "MATCH" in res2.output + report = json.loads(report_path.read_text()) + assert report["overall_match"] is True + assert report["aligned_steps"] == 2 + + +def test_run_requires_schedule_or_preset(cli): + runner = CliRunner() + res = runner.invoke(cli, ["run", "--dataset", "vw"]) + assert res.exit_code != 0 + assert "either --schedule or --preset" in res.output + + +def test_run_preset_loads_dataset_once(tmp_path, monkeypatch): + """P6h: the --preset path must not load the dataset twice (once to build the + preset spec, once to run) — reuse the already-loaded dataset.""" + from polismath.replay.types import ReplayDataset + + mod = _module() + ds = ReplayDataset.build([(10, 0, 1, 1), (11, 1, 1, -1), (12, 0, 2, 1), (13, 1, 2, -1)]) + calls = {"n": 0} + + def _counting_load(slug): + calls["n"] += 1 + return ds + + monkeypatch.setattr(mod, "load_export_votes", _counting_load) + monkeypatch.setattr(mod, "run_replay", lambda ds, spec, progress=None: []) + # write_recording is accessed as st.write_recording in the CLI. + monkeypatch.setattr(mod.st, "write_recording", lambda records, spec, root=None: tmp_path) + + res = CliRunner().invoke( + mod.cli, + ["run", "--dataset", "vw", "--preset", "single-cut", "--out", str(tmp_path)], + ) + assert res.exit_code == 0, res.output + assert calls["n"] == 1, f"dataset loaded {calls['n']} times, expected 1" + + +def test_run_restores_global_logging(tmp_path, monkeypatch): + """A non-verbose `run` silences logging with logging.disable — it must + restore it on exit, or one CLI call permanently mutes logging for the rest + of the process (notably in-process CliRunner test suites).""" + import logging + + from polismath.replay.types import ReplayDataset + + mod = _module() + ds = ReplayDataset.build([(10, 0, 1, 1), (11, 1, 1, -1), (12, 0, 2, 1), (13, 1, 2, -1)]) + monkeypatch.setattr(mod, "load_export_votes", lambda slug: ds) + monkeypatch.setattr(mod, "run_replay", lambda ds, spec, progress=None: []) + monkeypatch.setattr(mod.st, "write_recording", lambda records, spec, root=None: tmp_path) + + assert logging.root.manager.disable == logging.NOTSET + res = CliRunner().invoke( + mod.cli, + ["run", "--dataset", "vw", "--preset", "single-cut", "--out", str(tmp_path)], + ) + assert res.exit_code == 0, res.output + assert logging.root.manager.disable == logging.NOTSET, ( + "logging.disable level leaked past the CLI invocation" + ) diff --git a/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_clj_crosslang.py b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_clj_crosslang.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..b1f526a14a --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_clj_crosslang.py @@ -0,0 +1,214 @@ +"""Cross-language store-reading tests — Phase H-B (Clojure Mode A). + +Verifies the shim that lets the EXISTING +:func:`polismath.replay.stepcompare.compare_recordings` diff a Clojure +recording (``clj/step-NNN.blob.json`` — the raw ``prep-main`` blob) against a +Python one, without touching production code. Uses synthetic blobs only — no +Clojure toolchain, so it stays in the fast delphi suite. + +The real cross-language gap measurement (Clojure driver vs Python driver on the +vw dataset) is a manual smoke (see math/dev/replay_smoke.sh); this test locks +the store-bridging logic those smokes rely on. +""" + +import json +from pathlib import Path + +import pytest + +from polismath.replay.crosslang import ( + PREP_MAIN_KEYS, + clj_blob_files, + clj_recording_to_py_store, + compare_clj_vs_py, + load_clj_blobs, + project_prep_main, +) +from polismath.conversation.conversation import Conversation +from polismath.replay import stepcompare as sc +from polismath.replay.store import load_step_blobs + + +def _blob(n=3, first_comp=1.0): + """A minimal math_main-shaped blob (prep-main key spelling).""" + return { + "zid": "t", + "math_tick": 30000, # ignored by the comparer + "n": n, + "n-cmts": 2, + "in-conv": [1, 2, 3], + "tids": [0, 1], + "pca": {"center": [0.1, 0.2], "comps": [[first_comp, 0.0], [0.0, 1.0]]}, + "base-clusters": {"id": [0, 1], "x": [0.1, -0.1], "y": [0.2, -0.2], + "count": [1, 2], "members": [[1], [2, 3]]}, + "repness": {}, + } + + +def _write_clj_recording(root: Path, blobs) -> Path: + """Write raw prep-main blobs as ``root/clj/step-NNN.blob.json``.""" + clj = root / "clj" + clj.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + for i, b in enumerate(blobs): + (clj / f"step-{i:03d}.blob.json").write_text(json.dumps(b)) + return clj + + +def _write_py_recording(root: Path, blobs) -> None: + """Write blobs in the py-store payload shape under ``root/py``.""" + py = root / "py" + py.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + for i, b in enumerate(blobs): + payload = {"index": i, "cut_slot": None, "blob": b, "extras": {}} + (py / f"step-{i:03d}.json").write_text(json.dumps(payload)) + + +def test_clj_blob_files_ordered_and_scoped(tmp_path): + """Only flat step-*.blob.json in order; rep-*/ and .edn are ignored.""" + clj = _write_clj_recording(tmp_path, [_blob(), _blob(), _blob()]) + # decoys that must NOT be picked up: + (clj / "step-000.edn").write_text("{}") + (clj / "rep-1").mkdir() + (clj / "rep-1" / "step-000.blob.json").write_text(json.dumps(_blob())) + + files = clj_blob_files(clj) + assert [p.name for p in files] == [ + "step-000.blob.json", "step-001.blob.json", "step-002.blob.json" + ] + assert len(load_clj_blobs(clj)) == 3 + + +def test_shim_produces_loadable_py_store(tmp_path): + """The shimmed dir is a drop-in for the py store's load_step_blobs.""" + blobs = [_blob(n=3), _blob(n=4)] + _write_clj_recording(tmp_path, blobs) + shim = clj_recording_to_py_store(tmp_path / "clj", tmp_path / "shim") + + loaded = load_step_blobs(shim / "py") + assert len(loaded) == 2 + assert loaded[0]["n"] == 3 and loaded[1]["n"] == 4 + # cut_time_ms falls back to lastVoteTimestamp (absent here → None), tolerated. + assert (shim / "py" / "step-000.json").exists() + + +def test_identical_clj_and_py_recordings_match(tmp_path): + """clj vs py with identical content → overall match, zero divergence.""" + blobs = [_blob(n=3), _blob(n=5)] + _write_clj_recording(tmp_path, blobs) + _write_py_recording(tmp_path, blobs) + + report = compare_clj_vs_py(tmp_path, shim_root=tmp_path / "shim") + assert report["overall_match"] is True + assert report["summary"]["diverging_steps"] == 0 + + +def test_exact_field_divergence_is_reported(tmp_path): + """A count difference surfaces as an EXACT-family divergence.""" + clj_blobs = [_blob(n=3)] + py_blobs = [_blob(n=99)] # participant count differs + _write_clj_recording(tmp_path, clj_blobs) + _write_py_recording(tmp_path, py_blobs) + + report = compare_clj_vs_py(tmp_path, shim_root=tmp_path / "shim") + assert report["overall_match"] is False + step0 = report["per_step"][0] + paths = [d["path"] for d in step0["families"]["exact"]] + assert any(p.endswith(".n") for p in paths), paths + + +def test_pca_sign_flip_absorbed_as_no_divergence(tmp_path): + """A pure PCA comps sign flip is absorbed (ignore_pca_sign_flip=True).""" + clj_blobs = [_blob(first_comp=1.0)] + py_blobs = [_blob(first_comp=-1.0)] # sign-flipped first component + _write_clj_recording(tmp_path, clj_blobs) + _write_py_recording(tmp_path, py_blobs) + + report = compare_clj_vs_py(tmp_path, shim_root=tmp_path / "shim") + # The comps sign flip itself must not count as a divergence. + step0 = report["per_step"][0] + comp_divs = [ + d for d in step0["families"]["tolerant"] + step0["families"]["exact"] + if ".pca.comps" in (d["path"] or "") + ] + assert comp_divs == [], comp_divs + + +# --- T6: prep-main whitelist projection (kebab vs snake key alignment) -------- +def _real_py_blob(): + """A REAL Conversation.to_dict() (2 opposing camps -> 2 groups + repness + + a populated comment_priorities dict), spelled SNAKE_case as Python emits it.""" + votes = [] + n_per, n_cmts = 8, 8 + for p in range(n_per * 2): + camp = 0 if p < n_per else 1 + for t in range(n_cmts): + v = (1.0 if t % 2 == 0 else -1.0) if camp == 0 else (-1.0 if t % 2 == 0 else 1.0) + votes.append({"pid": f"p{p}", "tid": f"c{t}", "vote": v}) + return Conversation("t6").update_votes({"votes": votes}).to_dict() + + +def test_projection_canonicalises_and_whitelists(): + blob = _real_py_blob() + assert "comment_priorities" in blob and "comment-priorities" not in blob + proj = project_prep_main(blob) + # snake -> kebab, restricted to the whitelist; Python-only keys dropped. + assert "comment-priorities" in proj and "comment_priorities" not in proj + assert set(proj) <= PREP_MAIN_KEYS + assert "comment_count" not in proj and "participant_info" not in proj + # value preserved through the projection. + assert proj["comment-priorities"] == blob["comment_priorities"] + + +def test_comment_priorities_lands_on_numeric_compare_path(tmp_path): + """Feed a REAL snake_case to_dict() on the PY side and a kebab prep-main blob + on the CLJ side whose comment-priorities differs numerically. With the + whitelist projection the values are COMPARED (Numeric mismatch surfaces); + without it they are silently dropped as a key-name mismatch (fails today).""" + py_blob = _real_py_blob() + tid = next(iter(py_blob["comment_priorities"])) + + # Clojure (golden) side: the projected (kebab) blob with one priority bumped + # far beyond tolerance, so a faithful numeric compare MUST flag it. + clj_blob = project_prep_main(py_blob) + clj_blob["comment-priorities"] = dict(clj_blob["comment-priorities"]) + clj_blob["comment-priorities"][tid] = clj_blob["comment-priorities"][tid] + 1000.0 + + _write_clj_recording(tmp_path, [clj_blob]) + _write_py_recording(tmp_path, [py_blob]) + + report = compare_clj_vs_py(tmp_path, shim_root=tmp_path / "shim") + step0 = report["per_step"][0] + all_divs = step0["families"]["exact"] + step0["families"]["tolerant"] + cp_numeric = [ + d for d in all_divs + if "comment-priorities" in (d["path"] or "") + and (d["reason"] or "").startswith("Numeric mismatch") + ] + assert cp_numeric, ( + "comment-priorities value must land on the numeric compare path; " + f"divergences seen: {[(d['path'], d['reason']) for d in all_divs]}" + ) + + +def test_shim_clears_stale_step_files_on_rerun(tmp_path): + """Re-running the shim into the same dest_dir with FEWER steps must not + leave stale step files behind (they would show up as phantom extra steps + or divergences in load_step_blobs / compare_recordings).""" + _write_clj_recording(tmp_path, [_blob(n=3), _blob(n=4), _blob(n=5)]) + shim = clj_recording_to_py_store(tmp_path / "clj", tmp_path / "shim") + assert len(load_step_blobs(shim / "py")) == 3 + + # Shrink the clj recording to 1 step and re-shim into the SAME dest. + for stale in sorted((tmp_path / "clj").glob("step-*.blob.json"))[1:]: + stale.unlink() + shim = clj_recording_to_py_store(tmp_path / "clj", tmp_path / "shim") + loaded = load_step_blobs(shim / "py") + assert len(loaded) == 1 + assert loaded[0]["n"] == 3 + + +def test_projection_rejects_non_dict_blob(): + """A non-dict blob is a malformed recording — fail fast rather than leak a + non-dict through the dict-typed comparer path.""" + with pytest.raises(TypeError, match="prep-main"): + project_prep_main(["not", "a", "dict"]) # type: ignore[arg-type] diff --git a/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_driver.py b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_driver.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..303c656221 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_driver.py @@ -0,0 +1,390 @@ +"""Python replay-driver tests (Phase H-A) — runs on the public ``vw`` dataset. + +Covers: a small 3-cut replay end-to-end; monotonic growth of counts across +steps; blob + diagnostic-extras completeness; and DETERMINISM (same schedule +twice → bit-identical step blobs except the wall-clock ``math_tick``, empirically +the ONLY nondeterministic field — see the module note below). + +Nondeterminism (verified 2026-07-18 by running the driver twice and diffing all +blob paths): the sole differing field is ``math_tick`` (conversation.py:2226, +``25000 + (int(time.time()) % 10000)``). Everything else — PCA (fixed-seed +power iteration), k-means (``random_state=42``), all counts/ids, and every +timestamp (data-derived, seeded from the first vote) — is bit-identical. +""" + +import logging + +import pytest + +from polismath.conversation.conversation import Conversation +from polismath.replay.real_data import load_export_votes +from polismath.replay import driver +from polismath.replay import schedule as sched +from polismath.replay.driver import run_replay, VOTE_SIGN_CONVENTION +from polismath.replay.types import ModEvent, ReplayDataset + +# Blob fields that are wall-clock dependent and therefore excluded from the +# determinism assertion. Discovered empirically (see module docstring). +WALL_CLOCK_FIELDS = {"math_tick"} + +# A small, fast 3-cut schedule on vw. +_CUTS = {"mode": "fraction", "at": [0.34, 0.67, 1.0]} + + +@pytest.fixture(scope="module") +def vw_dataset(): + return load_export_votes("vw") + + +@pytest.fixture(scope="module") +def spec(): + return sched.ScheduleSpec.from_dict( + { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule_id": "harness-3cut", + "source": "votes-csv", + "cuts": _CUTS, + "moderation": "none", + "clojure": {"warm_start": "chain"}, + "notes": "H-A driver smoke", + } + ) + + +@pytest.fixture(scope="module") +def run1(vw_dataset, spec): + logging.disable(logging.CRITICAL) + try: + return run_replay(vw_dataset, spec) + finally: + logging.disable(logging.NOTSET) + + +def test_produces_one_record_per_cut(run1, vw_dataset): + expected_slots = list(sched.resolve_cut_slots(vw_dataset, _CUTS)) + assert [r.cut_slot for r in run1] == expected_slots + assert len(run1) == 3 + assert [r.index for r in run1] == [0, 1, 2] + # Batches partition the covered prefix with no gaps. + prev = 0 + for r in run1: + assert r.prev_slot == prev + assert r.batch_size == r.cut_slot - r.prev_slot + prev = r.cut_slot + + +def test_counts_grow_monotonically(run1): + p = [r.extras["n_participants"] for r in run1] + c = [r.extras["n_comments"] for r in run1] + v = [r.extras["n_votes"] for r in run1] + assert p == sorted(p) and c == sorted(c) and v == sorted(v) + assert v[0] < v[-1], "later steps ingest more votes" + + +def test_final_step_ingests_all_distinct_pairs(run1, vw_dataset): + # Final step covers all votes; n_votes counts filled (pid,tid) cells + # (revotes overwrite, so == number of distinct voted pairs). + distinct_pairs = len({(x.pid, x.tid) for x in vw_dataset.votes}) + assert run1[-1].cut_slot == vw_dataset.n + assert run1[-1].extras["n_votes"] == distinct_pairs + + +def test_blob_has_expected_fields(run1): + blob = run1[-1].blob + for key in [ + "pca", "proj", "base-clusters", "group-clusters", "repness", + "in-conv", "tids", "n", "n-cmts", "user-vote-counts", "votes-base", + "group-votes", "comment_priorities", "math_tick", "zid", + ]: + assert key in blob, f"missing blob field {key!r}" + assert blob["pca"]["comps"], "PCA components should be present on vw" + + +def test_extras_complete(run1): + ex = run1[-1].extras + for key in [ + "n_participants", "n_comments", "n_votes", "n_base_clusters", + "n_group_clusters", "n_in_conv", "n_mod_out", "pca_present", + ]: + assert key in ex + assert ex["pca_present"] is True + assert ex["n_base_clusters"] > 0 + assert ex["n_group_clusters"] >= 2, "vw resolves into multiple groups" + + +def test_sign_convention_is_delphi(): + assert VOTE_SIGN_CONVENTION == "delphi" + + +# --- T5: moderation-clear seam guard -------------------------------------- +# update_moderation replaces mod_out/mod_in only when the incoming list is +# truthy, so an empty list cannot clear a previously-applied set. The driver +# must DETECT an emptying transition and fail loudly rather than silently record +# a stale (still-moderated) state. +_MOD_RAW_VOTES = [ + (10, 0, 100, 1), (20, 1, 100, -1), (30, 0, 101, 1), + (40, 1, 101, -1), (50, 2, 100, 1), (60, 2, 101, -1), +] +_MOD_CUTS = {"mode": "vote-count", "at": [4, 6]} + + +def _mod_spec(mod_events): + return sched.ScheduleSpec.from_dict({ + "dataset": "vw", "schedule_id": "t5-clear", "source": "votes-csv", + "cuts": _MOD_CUTS, "moderation": "interleave-by-timestamp", + "clojure": {"warm_start": "chain"}, "notes": "t5 moderation-clear guard", + }) + + +def test_driver_allows_non_emptying_moderation_sequence(): + # tid 100 OUT at t1, tid 101 IN at t2: both sets stay non-empty across steps, + # so the guard must NOT fire and the replay records both steps. + mods = [ModEvent(35, 100, -1), ModEvent(55, 101, 1)] + ds = ReplayDataset.build(_MOD_RAW_VOTES, mod_events=mods) + logging.disable(logging.CRITICAL) + try: + records = run_replay(ds, _mod_spec(mods)) + finally: + logging.disable(logging.NOTSET) + assert len(records) == 2 + + +def test_first_vote_at_tms_zero_stays_deterministic(): + """P6c: a first vote at t_ms==0 must not seed last_updated=0 (which the + `last_updated or now` footgun turns into wall-clock, breaking determinism).""" + raw = [(0, 0, 100, 1), (1, 1, 100, -1), (2, 0, 101, 1), (3, 1, 101, -1)] + ds = ReplayDataset.build(raw) + spec = sched.ScheduleSpec.from_dict({ + "dataset": "vw", "schedule_id": "tms0", "source": "votes-csv", + "cuts": {"mode": "vote-count", "at": [4]}, "moderation": "none", + "clojure": {"warm_start": "chain"}, "notes": "t_ms==0 seed guard", + }) + logging.disable(logging.CRITICAL) + try: + records = run_replay(ds, spec) + finally: + logging.disable(logging.NOTSET) + lvt = records[-1].blob["lastVoteTimestamp"] + # Data-derived (== cut_time_ms == 3), NOT a wall-clock timestamp (~1e12). + assert lvt == records[-1].cut_time_ms == 3 + + +def test_determinism_bit_identical_except_wall_clock(vw_dataset, spec, run1): + logging.disable(logging.CRITICAL) + try: + run2 = run_replay(vw_dataset, spec) + finally: + logging.disable(logging.NOTSET) + + assert len(run2) == len(run1) + for a, b in zip(run1, run2): + assert a.extras == b.extras, f"extras differ at step {a.index}" + blob_a = {k: v for k, v in a.blob.items() if k not in WALL_CLOCK_FIELDS} + blob_b = {k: v for k, v in b.blob.items() if k not in WALL_CLOCK_FIELDS} + assert blob_a == blob_b, f"non-wall-clock blob differs at step {a.index}" + + +# --- legacy-mode moderation: mod_update, votes-then-mods, no mod recompute -- +# MOD_RESTART_PORT_SPEC.md "Python ports" item 4 / "Replay-step semantics": +# in 'clojure-legacy' engine mode, the votes batch recomputes FIRST (using the +# PRIOR step's mod state); mod_update then only touches sets/watermark for +# THIS step's blob — no recompute — mirroring Clojure's :moderation handler +# (mod-update's effect on the math lands at the NEXT votes recompute). +def _run_legacy(ds, spec): + logging.disable(logging.CRITICAL) + try: + return run_replay(ds, spec) + finally: + logging.disable(logging.NOTSET) + + +def test_legacy_mode_applies_mod_events_via_mod_update(monkeypatch): + mods = [ModEvent(35, 100, -1), ModEvent(55, 101, 1)] + ds = ReplayDataset.build(_MOD_RAW_VOTES, mod_events=mods) + records = _run_legacy(ds, _mod_spec(mods)) + assert len(records) == 2 + step0 = records[0].blob["moderation"] + assert step0["mod_out_tids"] == [100] + assert step0["mod_in_tids"] == [] + step1 = records[1].blob["moderation"] + assert sorted(step1["mod_out_tids"]) == [100] + assert sorted(step1["mod_in_tids"]) == [101] + + +def test_legacy_mode_un_moderation_disjs_the_set(monkeypatch): + # The un-moderating sequence that DEFEATS update_moderation/_guard in + # improved mode (test_driver_fails_loudly_on_moderation_set_emptying) + # must be representable in legacy mode via mod_update's disj semantics. + mods = [ModEvent(35, 100, -1), ModEvent(35, 101, 1), ModEvent(55, 100, 0)] + ds = ReplayDataset.build(_MOD_RAW_VOTES, mod_events=mods) + records = _run_legacy(ds, _mod_spec(mods)) + assert len(records) == 2 + step1 = records[1].blob["moderation"] + assert step1["mod_out_tids"] == [] # tid 100 un-moderated -> disj, not stuck + assert step1["mod_in_tids"] == [101] + + +def test_legacy_mode_none_moderation_never_calls_mod_update(monkeypatch): + """Task-3 exact-preservation rule: zero mod events -> zero mod_update + calls, not even with an empty list, so schedules with moderation="none" + stay bit-identical (mod_update unconditionally flips moderation_applied, + so a stray call would be observable even with nothing in the sets).""" + calls = [] + original = Conversation.mod_update + + def _spy(self, mods): + calls.append(list(mods)) + return original(self, mods) + + monkeypatch.setattr(Conversation, "mod_update", _spy) + + raw = [(100 * (i + 1), (i % 3) + 1, (i % 2) + 10, 1) for i in range(6)] + ds = ReplayDataset.build(raw) + spec = sched.ScheduleSpec.from_dict({ + "dataset": "t", "schedule_id": "legacy-none", "source": "votes-csv", + "cuts": {"mode": "vote-count", "at": [3, 6]}, "moderation": "none", + "clojure": {"warm_start": "chain"}, "notes": "", + }) + records = _run_legacy(ds, spec) + assert calls == [] + assert records[-1].blob["moderation"]["mod_out_tids"] == [] + + +# --- restart_after: worker-restart seam ------------------------------------ +# MOD_RESTART_PORT_SPEC.md "Replay-step semantics" / restart plumbing: after +# recording the step at spec.restart_after, the driver rebuilds the +# conversation the way a Clojure worker restart would (parse the just- +# recorded blob, restore via Conversation.from_dict, rebuild BOTH rating +# matrices from the full vote slice, replay the WOVEN mod history so far via +# mod_update — clj restart-conv's (mapcat :mods steps-so-far)) and continues +# the schedule from there. +_RESTART_RAW_VOTES = [ + (100 * (i + 1), (i % 4) + 1, (i % 3) + 10, [1, -1, 1][i % 3]) + for i in range(20) +] + + +def test_restart_after_does_not_change_step_count(monkeypatch): + ds = ReplayDataset.build(_RESTART_RAW_VOTES) + spec = sched.ScheduleSpec.from_dict({ + "dataset": "t", "schedule_id": "restart-e2e", "source": "votes-csv", + "cuts": {"mode": "vote-count", "at": [5, 10, 15, 20]}, "moderation": "none", + "clojure": {"warm_start": "chain"}, "notes": "", "restart_after": 1, + }) + records = _run_legacy(ds, spec) + assert [r.index for r in records] == [0, 1, 2, 3] + assert [r.cut_slot for r in records] == [5, 10, 15, 20] + + +def test_restart_after_none_is_a_no_op(monkeypatch): + # restart_after absent (None, the default) must not touch the replay at + # all — same step count/content as never having the field. + ds = ReplayDataset.build(_RESTART_RAW_VOTES) + spec_no_restart = sched.ScheduleSpec.from_dict({ + "dataset": "t", "schedule_id": "no-restart", "source": "votes-csv", + "cuts": {"mode": "vote-count", "at": [5, 10, 15, 20]}, "moderation": "none", + "clojure": {"warm_start": "chain"}, "notes": "", + }) + records = _run_legacy(ds, spec_no_restart) + assert len(records) == 4 + + +def test_restart_conversation_rebuilds_matrices_and_drops_smoother_state(monkeypatch): + ds = ReplayDataset.build(_RESTART_RAW_VOTES) + spec = sched.ScheduleSpec.from_dict({ + "dataset": "t", "schedule_id": "restart-unit", "source": "votes-csv", + "cuts": {"mode": "vote-count", "at": [10]}, "moderation": "none", + "clojure": {"warm_start": "chain"}, "notes": "", + }) + records = _run_legacy(ds, spec) + blob = records[0].blob + + restored = driver._restart_conversation( + ds, cut_slot=records[0].cut_slot, cut_time_ms=records[0].cut_time_ms, + blob=blob, mod_events=(), + ) + # from_dict never restores these (poller/__init__.py's documented + # "load-or-init finding") -- confirmed dropped on the restart path too. + assert restored.group_clusterings == {} + assert restored.group_k_smoother == {} + # Rating matrices are rebuilt fresh from the full vote slice, not left + # empty (from_dict alone would leave them at the cls() default). + assert restored.raw_rating_mat.shape[0] > 0 + assert restored.raw_rating_mat.shape[1] > 0 + assert restored.rating_mat.shape == restored.raw_rating_mat.shape + # Restart-seam root (journal 2026-07-24): the warm-start lineage input + # must survive the restore — zid and base clusters come back from the + # blob (clj restructure-json-conv keeps :zid and unfolds :base-clusters). + assert restored.conversation_id == "t" + blob_bc = blob["base-clusters"] + assert len(blob_bc["id"]) > 0, "recorded blob unexpectedly has no base clusters" + assert [c["id"] for c in restored.base_clusters] == list(blob_bc["id"]) + assert [c["members"] for c in restored.base_clusters] == list(blob_bc["members"]) + + +def test_restart_conversation_replays_woven_mod_history_not_just_blob_state(): + # A blob with NO moderation recorded (e.g. recorded before the mods were + # applied) — restart must derive the mod state from the WOVEN mod history + # passed in (clj restart-conv: (mapcat :mods steps-so-far)) via + # mod_update, not trust the (here: empty) blob moderation. + raw = [(100, 1, 10, 1), (200, 2, 11, -1)] + woven = (ModEvent(t_ms=50, tid=10, mod=-1), ModEvent(t_ms=150, tid=11, mod=1)) + ds = ReplayDataset.build(raw, mod_events=list(woven)) + blob = { + "conversation_id": "t", "last_updated": 200, "participant_count": 2, + "comment_count": 2, "vote_stats": {}, + "moderation": {"mod_out_tids": [], "mod_in_tids": [], "meta_tids": [], + "mod_out_ptpts": []}, + } + restored = driver._restart_conversation( + ds, cut_slot=ds.n, cut_time_ms=200, blob=blob, mod_events=woven, + ) + assert restored.mod_out_tids == {10} + assert restored.mod_in_tids == {11} + assert restored.moderation_applied is True + + +def test_restart_replays_only_woven_mods_not_dataset_mods(monkeypatch): + # #2656 review finding 1 (the landmine): a NEW-format comments CSV always + # yields dataset.mod_events, but a moderation="none" schedule weaves NONE + # of them into steps. clj restart-conv replays only the woven mods + # ((mapcat :mods steps-so-far), replay.clj) — the py restart must not + # smuggle dataset-level mods the chain never saw into the warm state. + mods = [ModEvent(t_ms=150, tid=10, mod=-1)] + ds = ReplayDataset.build(_RESTART_RAW_VOTES, mod_events=mods) + spec = sched.ScheduleSpec.from_dict({ + "dataset": "t", "schedule_id": "restart-unwoven", "source": "votes-csv", + "cuts": {"mode": "vote-count", "at": [10, 20]}, "moderation": "none", + "clojure": {"warm_start": "chain"}, "notes": "", "restart_after": 0, + }) + records = _run_legacy(ds, spec) + post = records[1].blob["moderation"] + assert post["mod_out_tids"] == [] # dataset-level mod never woven -> never replayed + + +def test_restart_replays_woven_mods_so_far(monkeypatch): + # Control for the test above: mods that ARE woven into steps up to the + # seam must survive the restart (replayed via mod_update). + mods = [ModEvent(35, 100, -1)] + ds = ReplayDataset.build(_MOD_RAW_VOTES, mod_events=mods) + spec = sched.ScheduleSpec.from_dict({ + "dataset": "vw", "schedule_id": "restart-woven", "source": "votes-csv", + "cuts": _MOD_CUTS, "moderation": "interleave-by-timestamp", + "clojure": {"warm_start": "chain"}, "notes": "", "restart_after": 0, + }) + records = _run_legacy(ds, spec) + assert records[1].blob["moderation"]["mod_out_tids"] == [100] + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize("bad", [-1, 3, 4]) +def test_restart_after_out_of_range_raises(monkeypatch, bad): + # replay.clj CLI parity: restart_after must be a step index with at least + # one step after it (0 <= r <= n_steps-2); 4 cuts -> valid r in [0, 2]. + ds = ReplayDataset.build(_RESTART_RAW_VOTES) + spec = sched.ScheduleSpec.from_dict({ + "dataset": "t", "schedule_id": "restart-range", "source": "votes-csv", + "cuts": {"mode": "vote-count", "at": [5, 10, 15, 20]}, "moderation": "none", + "clojure": {"warm_start": "chain"}, "notes": "", "restart_after": bad, + }) + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="restart_after"): + _run_legacy(ds, spec) diff --git a/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_poller_equiv_compare.py b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_poller_equiv_compare.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..74c4d91e4b --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_poller_equiv_compare.py @@ -0,0 +1,1155 @@ +"""Unit tests for the poller-equivalence harness — Stage C (feeder + +comparer), MATH_POLLER_EQUIV_SPEC.md. + +NO live Postgres/containers/subprocesses required: every test here is either +pure-Python, drives the on-disk snapshot store against ``tmp_path``, or drives +:func:`polismath.replay.poller_equiv.run_batch_loop` against fake connection / +runner doubles (mirrors the ``_FakeConn``/``_SequenceConn`` pattern already +used in ``test_poller_equiv_seed.py`` for :func:`wait_for_tick`). +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import json +from pathlib import Path +from typing import Any + +import pytest + +from polismath.replay import poller_equiv as pe +from polismath.replay.types import CommentMeta, ReplayDataset, VoteEvent + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# Shared fixtures / doubles. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +def _dataset_no_revotes(n: int = 7) -> ReplayDataset: + """``n`` votes, each a DISTINCT (pid, tid) pair — no revotes — spread over + 3 participants and ``n`` distinct comments, one vote per millisecond.""" + raw = [(1000 + i, (i % 3) + 1, i, 1) for i in range(n)] + comments = {i: CommentMeta(tid=i, created_ms=900) for i in range(n)} + return ReplayDataset.build(raw, comments=comments) + + +def _dataset_with_revote() -> ReplayDataset: + """5 votes where vote index 3 is a REVOTE of vote index 0's (pid, tid).""" + raw = [ + (1000, 1, 10, 1), + (1001, 2, 11, 1), + (1002, 3, 12, 1), + (1003, 1, 10, -1), # revote: same (pid=1, tid=10) as the first vote + (1004, 2, 13, 1), + ] + comments = {tid: CommentMeta(tid=tid, created_ms=900) for tid in (10, 11, 12, 13)} + return ReplayDataset.build(raw, comments=comments) + + +def _math_main_blob( + *, pca_comp0: float = 1.0, user_vote_counts: dict[str, int] | None = None, + last_vote_ts: int = 1000, in_conv: list[int] | None = None, +) -> dict[str, Any]: + """A minimal math_main-shaped blob (prep-main key spelling — mirrors + ``test_certify.py``'s ``_acceptance_blob`` helper) with the two extra + keys Stage C's pure helpers read: ``lastVoteTimestamp``, + ``user-vote-counts``.""" + return { + "zid": 1, + "n": 2, + "n-cmts": 2, + "in-conv": in_conv if in_conv is not None else [1, 2], + "tids": [0, 1], + "pca": {"center": [0.1, 0.2], "comps": [[pca_comp0, 0.0], [0.0, 1.0]]}, + "base-clusters": { + "id": [0, 1], "x": [0.1, -0.1], "y": [0.2, -0.2], + "count": [1, 2], "members": [[1], [2, 3]], + }, + "repness": {}, + "lastVoteTimestamp": last_vote_ts, + "user-vote-counts": user_vote_counts if user_vote_counts is not None else {"1": 3}, + } + + +def _row(data: dict[str, Any], *, last_vote_timestamp: int = 1000, caching_tick: int = 1, + math_tick: int = 1) -> dict[str, Any]: + """A math_main-table row shape (the dict :func:`wait_for_tick` / + :func:`fetch_math_row` return).""" + return { + "zid": 1, "math_env": "e", "data": data, + "last_vote_timestamp": last_vote_timestamp, + "caching_tick": caching_tick, "math_tick": math_tick, "modified": 123, + } + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# blob_total_votes — pure, against the DOCUMENTED shapes (see the function's +# own docstring for the real recording numbers this was verified against). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +class TestBlobTotalVotes: + def test_sums_user_vote_counts(self): + blob = {"user-vote-counts": {"1": 5, "2": 3, "3": 0}} + assert pe.blob_total_votes(blob) == 8 + + def test_falls_back_to_vote_stats_n_votes_when_user_vote_counts_absent(self): + blob = {"vote_stats": {"n_votes": 42}} + assert pe.blob_total_votes(blob) == 42 + + def test_prefers_user_vote_counts_over_vote_stats(self): + blob = {"user-vote-counts": {"1": 8}, "vote_stats": {"n_votes": 999}} + assert pe.blob_total_votes(blob) == 8 + + def test_votes_base_bucket_form_is_never_used_as_the_primary_signal(self): + """Regression guard for the clojure-legacy undercount bug (module + docstring, FP-81fda13ef6): even if 'votes-base' is present, it must + NOT be summed — only 'user-vote-counts' (or the vote_stats fallback) + may drive the result.""" + blob = { + "votes-base": {"0": {"A": [1], "D": [0], "S": [1]}}, # would sum to 1 + "user-vote-counts": {"1": 5, "2": 3}, # true total: 8 + } + assert pe.blob_total_votes(blob) == 8 + + def test_returns_none_when_neither_key_present(self): + assert pe.blob_total_votes({"some": "other-blob"}) is None + + def test_returns_none_for_non_dict_blob(self): + assert pe.blob_total_votes(None) is None + assert pe.blob_total_votes("not-a-blob") is None + + def test_returns_none_on_malformed_user_vote_counts(self): + assert pe.blob_total_votes({"user-vote-counts": {"1": "not-a-number"}}) is None + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# expected_cumulative_vote_count — pure, revote-aware. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +class TestExpectedCumulativeVoteCount: + def test_no_revotes_matches_slot_count(self): + ds = _dataset_no_revotes(7) + assert pe.expected_cumulative_vote_count(ds, 3) == 3 + assert pe.expected_cumulative_vote_count(ds, 7) == 7 + + def test_revote_does_not_inflate_the_count(self): + ds = _dataset_with_revote() + # Prefix of 4 votes includes the revote at index 3 (0-based) -> only + # 3 DISTINCT (pid, tid) pairs so far ((1,10), (2,11), (3,12)); the + # revote re-touches (1,10), not a new pair. + assert pe.expected_cumulative_vote_count(ds, 4) == 3 + # Full 5-vote prefix adds one more distinct pair, (2,13). + assert pe.expected_cumulative_vote_count(ds, 5) == 4 + + def test_zero_slot_is_zero(self): + ds = _dataset_no_revotes(7) + assert pe.expected_cumulative_vote_count(ds, 0) == 0 + + def test_matches_committed_vw_recording(self): + """Verified against the committed vw recording (see blob_total_votes' + docstring): step-000/001/002 cut_slots 585/1171/1756 have + blob_total_votes 585/1169/1754 — i.e. 2 revotes land in the + (585, 1171] range.""" + path = Path("real_data/.local/replays/vw/uniform8-clojure-legacy/py") + if not path.is_dir(): + pytest.skip("vw certified recording not present in this checkout") + from polismath.replay.real_data import load_export_votes + + ds = load_export_votes("vw") + for step_file, expected in ( + ("step-000.json", 585), ("step-001.json", 1169), ("step-002.json", 1754), + ): + payload = json.loads((path / step_file).read_text()) + cut_slot = payload["cut_slot"] + assert pe.expected_cumulative_vote_count(ds, cut_slot) == expected + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# make_batch_ready_predicate — pure. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +class TestMakeBatchReadyPredicate: + def _predicate(self, **kwargs): + return pe.make_batch_ready_predicate(min_last_vote_ts=1000, min_vote_count=5, **kwargs) + + def test_none_row_never_ready(self): + pred = self._predicate() + assert pred(None) is False + + def test_row_missing_data_never_ready(self): + pred = self._predicate() + assert pred({"last_vote_timestamp": 2000}) is False + + def test_timestamp_not_yet_reached(self): + pred = pe.make_batch_ready_predicate(min_last_vote_ts=2000, min_vote_count=1) + row = _row(_math_main_blob(last_vote_ts=1999, user_vote_counts={"1": 100})) + assert pred(row) is False + + def test_vote_count_not_yet_advanced(self): + pred = pe.make_batch_ready_predicate(min_last_vote_ts=1000, min_vote_count=10) + row = _row(_math_main_blob(last_vote_ts=2000, user_vote_counts={"1": 3})) + assert pred(row) is False + + def test_both_conditions_satisfied(self): + pred = pe.make_batch_ready_predicate(min_last_vote_ts=1000, min_vote_count=5) + row = _row(_math_main_blob(last_vote_ts=1000, user_vote_counts={"1": 5})) + assert pred(row) is True + + def test_falls_back_to_persisted_last_vote_timestamp_column(self): + """When the blob itself carries no lastVoteTimestamp, the persisted + column is used instead (defensive fallback).""" + blob = {"user-vote-counts": {"1": 5}} + row = _row(blob, last_vote_timestamp=1000) + pred = pe.make_batch_ready_predicate(min_last_vote_ts=1000, min_vote_count=5) + assert pred(row) is True + + def test_exact_boundary_values_are_ready(self): + pred = pe.make_batch_ready_predicate(min_last_vote_ts=1000, min_vote_count=5) + row = _row(_math_main_blob(last_vote_ts=1000, user_vote_counts={"1": 5})) + assert pred(row) is True + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# batch_slices — pure, edge cases per the task's explicit ask. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +class TestBatchSlices: + def test_empty_cuts_yields_no_batches(self): + assert pe.batch_slices([]) == [] + + def test_first_batch_starts_at_slot_zero(self): + slices = pe.batch_slices([3, 7, 10]) + assert slices[0] == (0, 3) + + def test_final_batch_runs_to_n_when_n_is_the_last_cut(self): + n = 10 + slices = pe.batch_slices([3, 7, n]) + assert slices[-1] == (7, n) + + def test_single_cut_is_one_batch_from_zero(self): + assert pe.batch_slices([5]) == [(0, 5)] + + def test_multiple_cuts_chain_correctly(self): + assert pe.batch_slices([2, 5, 9]) == [(0, 2), (2, 5), (5, 9)] + + def test_non_increasing_cuts_raise(self): + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="strictly increasing"): + pe.batch_slices([5, 5]) + + def test_decreasing_cuts_raise(self): + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="strictly increasing"): + pe.batch_slices([5, 3]) + + def test_zero_cut_raises(self): + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="strictly increasing"): + pe.batch_slices([0]) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# snap_cuts_past_timestamp_ties — ROOT CAUSE #4 (2026-07-24 live-debug task): +# both pollers watermark on STRICT `created > ts` (postgres.clj's global vote +# poll / postgres.py's poll_votes_since, byte-identical per the module +# docstring). A batch cut that falls INSIDE a run of votes sharing the exact +# same `created` millisecond makes the tail of that run PERMANENTLY +# unreachable for BOTH engines — verified live: clj-ref undercounted the +# SAME 3 (pid, tid) pairs (pid=2/tid=43, pid=17/tid=11, pid=22/tid=22, all +# sharing t_ms=1732028794000 with the vw dataset's cut=585 boundary vote) +# its own watermark made unreachable, stalling the feeder's readiness +# predicate forever (its target vote count assumed every vote up to the cut +# was reachable). NOT a clj-vs-py divergence — both engines drop the exact +# same votes, identically, by construction (same SQL, same watermark) — but +# a structurally unreachable target for the harness's OWN readiness +# predicate, which this pure cut-adjustment function fixes at the source. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +def _ties_dataset(raw: list[tuple[int, int, int, int]]) -> ReplayDataset: + comments = {tid: CommentMeta(tid=tid, created_ms=900) for (_, _, tid, _) in raw} + return ReplayDataset.build(raw, comments=comments) + + +class TestSnapCutsPastTimestampTies: + def test_no_ties_leaves_cuts_unchanged(self): + raw = [(1000 + i, (i % 3) + 1, i, 1) for i in range(10)] + ds = _ties_dataset(raw) + assert pe.snap_cuts_past_timestamp_ties(ds, [3, 7, 10]) == [3, 7, 10] + + def test_cut_inside_a_tie_cluster_is_pushed_past_it(self): + # votes[2..4] all share t_ms=1002 -> cutting at 3 splits the tie. + raw = [ + (1000, 1, 0, 1), (1001, 2, 1, 1), + (1002, 3, 2, 1), (1002, 1, 3, 1), (1002, 2, 4, 1), + (1003, 3, 5, 1), + ] + ds = _ties_dataset(raw) + assert pe.snap_cuts_past_timestamp_ties(ds, [3]) == [5] + + def test_cut_already_at_a_tie_boundary_is_unchanged(self): + raw = [ + (1000, 1, 0, 1), (1002, 2, 1, 1), (1002, 3, 2, 1), + (1003, 1, 3, 1), + ] + ds = _ties_dataset(raw) + assert pe.snap_cuts_past_timestamp_ties(ds, [3]) == [3] + + def test_final_cut_at_dataset_length_is_never_adjusted(self): + """The dataset's total vote count as the last cut (batch_slices' + 'final batch to n' convention) has no 'next' vote to tie against — + must stay exactly n, never grow past the dataset.""" + raw = [(1000, 1, 0, 1), (1000, 2, 1, 1), (1000, 3, 2, 1)] + ds = _ties_dataset(raw) + assert pe.snap_cuts_past_timestamp_ties(ds, [3]) == [3] + + def test_multiple_cuts_each_independently_snapped(self): + raw = [ + (1000, 1, 0, 1), + (1001, 2, 1, 1), (1001, 3, 2, 1), + (1002, 1, 3, 1), + (1003, 2, 4, 1), (1003, 3, 5, 1), + (1004, 1, 6, 1), + ] + ds = _ties_dataset(raw) + assert pe.snap_cuts_past_timestamp_ties(ds, [2, 5]) == [3, 6] + + def test_never_moves_a_cut_backward(self): + raw = [(1000 + i, (i % 3) + 1, i, 1) for i in range(10)] + ds = _ties_dataset(raw) + adjusted = pe.snap_cuts_past_timestamp_ties(ds, [3, 7, 10]) + assert all(a >= c for a, c in zip(adjusted, [3, 7, 10])) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# strictly_increasing — pure. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +class TestStrictlyIncreasing: + def test_strictly_increasing_sequence_passes(self): + result = pe.strictly_increasing([1, 2, 3, 4]) + assert result["strictly_increasing"] is True + assert result["violations"] == [] + + def test_single_value_trivially_passes(self): + assert pe.strictly_increasing([1])["strictly_increasing"] is True + + def test_empty_trivially_passes(self): + assert pe.strictly_increasing([])["strictly_increasing"] is True + + def test_flat_sequence_fails(self): + result = pe.strictly_increasing([1, 1, 2]) + assert result["strictly_increasing"] is False + assert result["violations"] == [{"index": 1, "prev": 1, "next": 1}] + + def test_decreasing_pair_fails(self): + result = pe.strictly_increasing([3, 2]) + assert result["strictly_increasing"] is False + + def test_none_entry_is_a_violation(self): + result = pe.strictly_increasing([1, None, 3]) + assert result["strictly_increasing"] is False + indices = [v["index"] for v in result["violations"]] + assert 1 in indices and 2 in indices + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# Snapshot store — round trip against tmp_path (no DB). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +class TestSnapshotStore: + def test_write_then_load_round_trips(self, tmp_path): + row = _row(_math_main_blob()) + pe.write_snapshot(tmp_path, "clj-ref", 0, "math_main", row) + loaded = pe.load_snapshot(tmp_path, "clj-ref", 0, "math_main") + assert loaded == row + + def test_load_missing_snapshot_is_none(self, tmp_path): + assert pe.load_snapshot(tmp_path, "clj-ref", 0, "math_main") is None + + def test_snapshot_path_rejects_unknown_table(self, tmp_path): + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="unknown equiv table"): + pe.snapshot_path(tmp_path, "clj-ref", 0, "not_a_table") + + def test_snapshot_dir_layout(self, tmp_path): + d = pe.snapshot_dir(tmp_path, "py-shadow", 5) + assert d == tmp_path / "py-shadow" / "batch-005" + + def test_snapshot_path_rejects_unsafe_math_env(self, tmp_path): + with pytest.raises(ValueError): + pe.snapshot_path(tmp_path, "../escape", 0, "math_main") + + def test_discover_batches_sorted_and_filtered(self, tmp_path): + for i in (2, 0, 1): + pe.write_snapshot(tmp_path, "clj-ref", i, "math_main", _row(_math_main_blob())) + assert pe.discover_batches(tmp_path, "clj-ref") == [0, 1, 2] + + def test_discover_batches_empty_when_env_dir_absent(self, tmp_path): + assert pe.discover_batches(tmp_path, "nonexistent-env") == [] + + def test_write_then_load_manifest_round_trips(self, tmp_path): + manifest = {"zid": 1, "math_envs": ["clj-ref", "py-shadow"], "batches": [{"index": 0}]} + pe.write_manifest(tmp_path, manifest) + assert pe.load_manifest(tmp_path) == manifest + + def test_load_manifest_missing_is_none(self, tmp_path): + assert pe.load_manifest(tmp_path) is None + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# fetch_math_row — fake conn double (no real DB). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +class _FakeResult: + def __init__(self, row): + self._row = row + + def mappings(self): + return self + + def first(self): + return self._row + + +class _CapturingConn: + def __init__(self, row=None): + self.row = row + self.calls: list[tuple[str, dict]] = [] + + def execute(self, stmt, params=None): + self.calls.append((str(stmt), dict(params or {}))) + return _FakeResult(self.row) + + +class TestFetchMathRow: + def test_rejects_unknown_table(self): + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="unknown equiv table"): + pe.fetch_math_row(_CapturingConn(), "worker_tasks", zid=1, math_env="e") + + def test_builds_query_for_known_table(self): + conn = _CapturingConn(row={"zid": 1, "data": {}}) + row = pe.fetch_math_row(conn, "math_bidtopid", zid=1, math_env="py-shadow") + assert row == {"zid": 1, "data": {}} + sql, params = conn.calls[0] + assert "FROM math_bidtopid" in sql + assert params == {"zid": 1, "math_env": "py-shadow"} + + def test_returns_none_when_no_row(self): + conn = _CapturingConn(row=None) + assert pe.fetch_math_row(conn, "math_ptptstats", zid=1, math_env="e") is None + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# compare_bidtopid — EXACT equality modulo the documented pid int/str +# representational difference. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +class TestCompareBidtopid: + def test_match_after_normalizing_pid_types_and_member_order(self): + a = {"zid": 1, "bidToPid": [[1, 2], [3]], "lastVoteTimestamp": 1000} + b = {"zid": 1, "bidToPid": [["2", "1"], ["3"]], "lastVoteTimestamp": 1000} + result = pe.compare_bidtopid(a, b) + assert result["match"] is True + + def test_mismatch_on_different_membership(self): + a = {"zid": 1, "bidToPid": [[1, 2]], "lastVoteTimestamp": 1000} + b = {"zid": 1, "bidToPid": [[1, 2, 3]], "lastVoteTimestamp": 1000} + assert pe.compare_bidtopid(a, b)["match"] is False + + def test_mismatch_on_different_last_vote_timestamp(self): + a = {"zid": 1, "bidToPid": [[1]], "lastVoteTimestamp": 1000} + b = {"zid": 1, "bidToPid": [[1]], "lastVoteTimestamp": 2000} + assert pe.compare_bidtopid(a, b)["match"] is False + + def test_bid_group_order_is_preserved_not_sorted(self): + """Outer bid ORDER (base-cluster id order) is meaningful and must NOT + be silently reordered — only within-group membership is set-like.""" + a = {"zid": 1, "bidToPid": [[1], [2]], "lastVoteTimestamp": 1000} + b = {"zid": 1, "bidToPid": [[2], [1]], "lastVoteTimestamp": 1000} + assert pe.compare_bidtopid(a, b)["match"] is False + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# compare_batch / compare_snapshots — canned row fixtures on disk (spec Stage +# C item 3's explicit scenario list): match, float-within-tolerance, +# structural mismatch, caching_tick regression, double-processed votes. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +class TestCompareBatch: + ENVS = ("clj-ref", "py-shadow") + + def _seed_batch(self, tmp_path, index, *, main_a, main_b, bid_a=None, bid_b=None, + pt_a=None, pt_b=None): + env_a, env_b = self.ENVS + pe.write_snapshot(tmp_path, env_a, index, "math_main", main_a) + pe.write_snapshot(tmp_path, env_b, index, "math_main", main_b) + pe.write_snapshot(tmp_path, env_a, index, "math_bidtopid", + bid_a or _row({"zid": 1, "bidToPid": [[1]], "lastVoteTimestamp": 1000})) + pe.write_snapshot(tmp_path, env_b, index, "math_bidtopid", + bid_b or _row({"zid": 1, "bidToPid": [[1]], "lastVoteTimestamp": 1000})) + pe.write_snapshot(tmp_path, env_a, index, "math_ptptstats", + pt_a or _row({"zid": 1, "ptptstats": {}, "lastVoteTimestamp": 1000})) + pe.write_snapshot(tmp_path, env_b, index, "math_ptptstats", + pt_b or _row({"zid": 1, "ptptstats": {}, "lastVoteTimestamp": 1000})) + + def test_match_scenario(self, tmp_path): + blob = _math_main_blob(user_vote_counts={"1": 5}) + self._seed_batch(tmp_path, 0, main_a=_row(blob), main_b=_row(blob)) + pe.write_manifest(tmp_path, {"batches": [{"expected_vote_count": 5}]}) + + result = pe.compare_batch(tmp_path, 0, self.ENVS) + assert result["tables"]["math_main"]["match"] is True + assert result["tables"]["math_bidtopid"]["match"] is True + assert result["tables"]["math_ptptstats"]["match"] is True + assert result["watermark"]["ok"] is True + + def test_float_within_tolerance_scenario(self, tmp_path): + blob_a = _math_main_blob(pca_comp0=1.0, user_vote_counts={"1": 5}) + blob_b = _math_main_blob(pca_comp0=1.0 + 1e-9, user_vote_counts={"1": 5}) + self._seed_batch(tmp_path, 0, main_a=_row(blob_a), main_b=_row(blob_b)) + pe.write_manifest(tmp_path, {"batches": [{"expected_vote_count": 5}]}) + + result = pe.compare_batch(tmp_path, 0, self.ENVS) + assert result["tables"]["math_main"]["match"] is True + assert result["tables"]["math_main"]["n_divergences"] == 0 + + def test_structural_mismatch_scenario(self, tmp_path): + blob_a = _math_main_blob(in_conv=[1, 2], user_vote_counts={"1": 5}) + blob_b = _math_main_blob(in_conv=[1, 2, 3], user_vote_counts={"1": 5}) + self._seed_batch(tmp_path, 0, main_a=_row(blob_a), main_b=_row(blob_b)) + pe.write_manifest(tmp_path, {"batches": [{"expected_vote_count": 5}]}) + + result = pe.compare_batch(tmp_path, 0, self.ENVS) + assert result["tables"]["math_main"]["match"] is False + assert result["tables"]["math_main"]["n_divergences"] >= 1 + assert any( + d["path"] == "step_0.in-conv" for d in result["tables"]["math_main"]["families"]["exact"] + ) + + def test_double_processed_votes_scenario_watermark_mismatch(self, tmp_path): + """Both envs report MORE votes than the manifest's expected count for + this batch — the observable signature of double-processing (or a + vote-counting bug).""" + blob_a = _math_main_blob(user_vote_counts={"1": 9}) + blob_b = _math_main_blob(user_vote_counts={"1": 9}) + self._seed_batch(tmp_path, 0, main_a=_row(blob_a), main_b=_row(blob_b)) + pe.write_manifest(tmp_path, {"batches": [{"expected_vote_count": 5}]}) + + result = pe.compare_batch(tmp_path, 0, self.ENVS) + # The blobs are otherwise IDENTICAL -> math_main itself still "matches" + # structurally; the double-processing signature is caught SEPARATELY + # by the watermark check. + assert result["tables"]["math_main"]["match"] is True + assert result["watermark"]["ok"] is False + assert result["watermark"]["expected"] == 5 + assert result["watermark"][self.ENVS[0]] == 9 + + def test_missing_snapshot_is_reported_not_raised(self, tmp_path): + blob = _math_main_blob() + pe.write_snapshot(tmp_path, self.ENVS[0], 0, "math_main", _row(blob)) + # env_b's math_main snapshot was never written. + result = pe.compare_batch(tmp_path, 0, self.ENVS) + assert result["tables"]["math_main"]["match"] is False + assert result["tables"]["math_main"]["reason"] == "missing-snapshot" + assert self.ENVS[1] in result["tables"]["math_main"]["missing"] + + +class TestCompareSnapshots: + ENVS = ("clj-ref", "py-shadow") + + def _write_batch(self, tmp_path, index, *, caching_tick_a, caching_tick_b, + math_tick_a=None, math_tick_b=None, vote_count=5): + env_a, env_b = self.ENVS + blob = _math_main_blob(user_vote_counts={"1": vote_count}) + pe.write_snapshot(tmp_path, env_a, index, "math_main", + _row(blob, caching_tick=caching_tick_a, + math_tick=math_tick_a if math_tick_a is not None else caching_tick_a)) + pe.write_snapshot(tmp_path, env_b, index, "math_main", + _row(blob, caching_tick=caching_tick_b, + math_tick=math_tick_b if math_tick_b is not None else caching_tick_b)) + for table in ("math_bidtopid", "math_ptptstats"): + for env in (env_a, env_b): + pe.write_snapshot( + tmp_path, env, index, table, + _row({"zid": 1, "ptptstats": {}, "bidToPid": [[1]], + "lastVoteTimestamp": 1000}), + ) + + def test_overall_match_true_for_a_clean_two_batch_run(self, tmp_path): + self._write_batch(tmp_path, 0, caching_tick_a=1, caching_tick_b=1, vote_count=3) + self._write_batch(tmp_path, 1, caching_tick_a=2, caching_tick_b=2, vote_count=5) + pe.write_manifest(tmp_path, {"batches": [ + {"expected_vote_count": 3}, {"expected_vote_count": 5}, + ]}) + + report = pe.compare_snapshots(tmp_path, math_envs=self.ENVS) + assert report["overall_match"] is True + assert report["n_batches_aligned"] == 2 + assert pe.compare_exit_code(report) == 0 + + def test_caching_tick_regression_flips_overall_match_false(self, tmp_path): + """spec §1 'caching_tick strictly increasing per env' — a REGRESSION + (batch 1's caching_tick <= batch 0's, for one env) must be caught.""" + self._write_batch(tmp_path, 0, caching_tick_a=5, caching_tick_b=1, vote_count=3) + self._write_batch(tmp_path, 1, caching_tick_a=3, caching_tick_b=2, vote_count=5) # env_a regresses 5->3 + pe.write_manifest(tmp_path, {"batches": [ + {"expected_vote_count": 3}, {"expected_vote_count": 5}, + ]}) + + report = pe.compare_snapshots(tmp_path, math_envs=self.ENVS) + assert report["ticks"][self.ENVS[0]]["caching_tick"]["strictly_increasing"] is False + assert report["ticks"][self.ENVS[1]]["caching_tick"]["strictly_increasing"] is True + assert report["overall_match"] is False + assert pe.compare_exit_code(report) == 1 + + def test_batches_only_in_one_env_are_reported_and_excluded_from_overall_match(self, tmp_path): + env_a, env_b = self.ENVS + blob = _math_main_blob(user_vote_counts={"1": 3}) + pe.write_snapshot(tmp_path, env_a, 0, "math_main", _row(blob)) + # env_b never got batch 0 at all (e.g. it timed out). + report = pe.compare_snapshots(tmp_path, math_envs=self.ENVS) + assert report["batches_only_in"][env_a] == [0] + assert report["n_batches_aligned"] == 0 + assert report["overall_match"] is False + + # ----------------------------------------------------------------- # + # NO-COVERAGE GUARD — REQUIRED FIX #1 (2026-07-24 live-debug task): + # compare_snapshots must FAIL when aligned batches == 0, when ANY batch + # in the manifest is explicitly marked ready=False for either env, or + # when a snapshot store is completely empty. A vacuous pass — EXACTLY + # what the 2026-07-24 live full-run produced ("0 aligned batches" -> + # PASS) — must be structurally impossible. + # ----------------------------------------------------------------- # + def test_zero_aligned_batches_in_both_empty_stores_forces_overall_match_false(self, tmp_path): + """The EXACT bug reproduced: nothing was ever written to either + env's store (both runners crashed at startup) -> the pre-fix + all([])==True vacuous logic reported a spurious MATCH.""" + report = pe.compare_snapshots(tmp_path, math_envs=self.ENVS) + assert report["n_batches_aligned"] == 0 + assert report["overall_match"] is False + assert report["coverage"]["ok"] is False + assert pe.compare_exit_code(report) == 1 + + def test_manifest_ready_false_for_a_batch_missing_from_both_stores_fails_coverage(self, tmp_path): + """Batch 0 is a clean, fully-matching aligned batch (would ALONE + report overall_match=True under the pre-fix logic). Batch 1 timed + out for BOTH envs (per the manifest) and therefore has NO snapshot + in EITHER store — invisible to the old only_a/only_b logic, since a + batch missing from both stores never appears as 'only in one env'. + This is the residual vacuous-pass shape the aligned==0 guard alone + does not catch.""" + self._write_batch(tmp_path, 0, caching_tick_a=1, caching_tick_b=1, vote_count=3) + pe.write_manifest(tmp_path, {"batches": [ + {"index": 0, "expected_vote_count": 3, + "envs": {self.ENVS[0]: {"ready": True}, self.ENVS[1]: {"ready": True}}}, + {"index": 1, "expected_vote_count": 5, + "envs": {self.ENVS[0]: {"ready": False}, self.ENVS[1]: {"ready": False}}}, + ]}) + + report = pe.compare_snapshots(tmp_path, math_envs=self.ENVS) + assert report["n_batches_aligned"] == 1 # batch 0 only + assert report["coverage"]["ok"] is False + assert any(nr["batch"] == 1 for nr in report["coverage"]["not_ready"]) + assert report["overall_match"] is False + + def test_clean_manifest_with_explicit_ready_true_passes_coverage(self, tmp_path): + self._write_batch(tmp_path, 0, caching_tick_a=1, caching_tick_b=1, vote_count=3) + pe.write_manifest(tmp_path, {"batches": [ + {"index": 0, "expected_vote_count": 3, + "envs": {self.ENVS[0]: {"ready": True}, self.ENVS[1]: {"ready": True}}}, + ]}) + + report = pe.compare_snapshots(tmp_path, math_envs=self.ENVS) + assert report["coverage"]["ok"] is True + assert report["overall_match"] is True + + def test_write_compare_verdict_writes_json(self, tmp_path): + self._write_batch(tmp_path, 0, caching_tick_a=1, caching_tick_b=1, vote_count=3) + pe.write_manifest(tmp_path, {"batches": [{"expected_vote_count": 3}]}) + report = pe.compare_snapshots(tmp_path, math_envs=self.ENVS) + path = pe.write_compare_verdict(report, tmp_path) + assert path == tmp_path / "compare_verdict.json" + assert json.loads(path.read_text())["overall_match"] == report["overall_match"] + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# render_compare_lines — pure rendering, ≤40-line contract. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +class TestRenderCompareLines: + def _report(self, n_batches: int, *, overall_match: bool = True) -> dict: + per_batch = [ + {"batch": i, "tables": {"math_main": {"match": True}, "math_bidtopid": {"match": True}, + "math_ptptstats": {"match": True}}, + "watermark": {"ok": True}} + for i in range(n_batches) + ] + return { + "n_batches_aligned": n_batches, "math_envs": ["clj-ref", "py-shadow"], + "batches_only_in": {"clj-ref": [], "py-shadow": []}, + "per_batch": per_batch, + "ticks": { + "clj-ref": {"caching_tick": {"strictly_increasing": True}, + "math_tick": {"strictly_increasing": True}}, + "py-shadow": {"caching_tick": {"strictly_increasing": True}, + "math_tick": {"strictly_increasing": True}}, + }, + "overall_match": overall_match, + } + + def test_small_report_fits_without_truncation(self): + lines = pe.render_compare_lines(self._report(3)) + assert len(lines) <= 40 + assert any("MATCH" in line for line in lines) + assert lines[-1].startswith("verdict: MATCH") + + def test_large_report_is_truncated_to_max_lines(self): + lines = pe.render_compare_lines(self._report(100), max_lines=40) + assert len(lines) <= 40 + assert any("more batches" in line for line in lines) + + def test_divergence_verdict_shown_in_footer(self): + lines = pe.render_compare_lines(self._report(2, overall_match=False)) + assert lines[-1].startswith("verdict: DIVERGENCE") + + def test_failing_batch_line_names_bad_tables(self): + report = self._report(1) + report["per_batch"][0]["tables"]["math_bidtopid"]["match"] = False + lines = pe.render_compare_lines(report) + assert any("FAIL" in line and "math_bidtopid" in line for line in lines) + + def test_watermark_mismatch_flagged_in_batch_line(self): + report = self._report(1) + report["per_batch"][0]["watermark"]["ok"] = False + lines = pe.render_compare_lines(report) + assert any("WATERMARK-MISMATCH" in line for line in lines) + + def test_missing_coverage_key_does_not_raise(self): + """Fixture-shaped reports without a 'coverage' key (pre-guard shape, + or any caller that never populated it) must still render — the + renderer must not assume the key exists.""" + report = self._report(1) + assert "coverage" not in report + lines = pe.render_compare_lines(report) + assert len(lines) <= 40 + + def test_coverage_failure_is_flagged_loudly(self): + report = self._report(1) + report["overall_match"] = False + report["coverage"] = { + "ok": False, "not_ready": [{"batch": 1, "env": "clj-ref"}], + "empty_stores": [], "manifest_present": True, "n_manifest_batches": 2, + } + lines = pe.render_compare_lines(report) + assert any("COVERAGE" in line for line in lines) + assert len(lines) <= 40 + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# run_batch_loop — the LIVE orchestration loop, exercised with fake +# conn/runners/insert_fn doubles (no DB, no subprocess). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +class _FakeLoopConn: + """Serves a pre-programmed row per (table, math_env) for every SELECT — + ``run_batch_loop`` never issues raw vote INSERTs itself (that's + ``insert_fn``'s job, faked separately below), so this only needs to + answer :func:`wait_for_tick`'s math_main poll and :func:`fetch_math_row`'s + bidtopid/ptptstats reads.""" + + def __init__(self): + self._rows: dict[tuple[str, str], dict] = {} + + def set_row(self, table: str, math_env: str, row: dict) -> None: + self._rows[(table, math_env)] = row + + def execute(self, stmt, params=None): + text = str(stmt) + params = params or {} + math_env = params.get("math_env") + for table in pe.EQUIV_TABLES: + if f"FROM {table} " in text: + return _FakeResult(self._rows.get((table, math_env))) + raise AssertionError(f"unexpected SQL issued to fake loop conn: {text!r}") + + +class _FakeRunner: + def __init__(self, name: str, *, log_path=None): + self.name = name + self.started = False + self.killed = False + self.log_path = log_path + + def start(self): + self.started = True + return self + + def kill(self, grace: float = 5.0): + self.killed = True + + +class TestRunBatchLoop: + ENVS = ("clj-ref", "py-shadow") + + def _ready_row(self, env: str, *, vote_count: int, ts: int, tick: int) -> dict: + blob = _math_main_blob(user_vote_counts={"1": vote_count}, last_vote_ts=ts) + return _row(blob, last_vote_timestamp=ts, caching_tick=tick, math_tick=tick) + + def _make_conn_ready_for_final_batch(self, dataset: ReplayDataset, cuts): + """Every env's math_main row already satisfies the LAST batch's + thresholds from the start — since thresholds only grow, this makes + wait_for_tick succeed on its FIRST poll for every batch, so the test + never actually needs to sleep/retry (:func:`wait_for_tick` itself is + already covered by ``test_poller_equiv_seed.py``).""" + final_cut = cuts[-1] + final_ts = dataset.votes[final_cut - 1].t_ms + final_votes = pe.expected_cumulative_vote_count(dataset, final_cut) + conn = _FakeLoopConn() + for env in self.ENVS: + row = self._ready_row(env, vote_count=final_votes, ts=final_ts, tick=9) + conn.set_row("math_main", env, row) + conn.set_row("math_bidtopid", env, + _row({"zid": 1, "bidToPid": [[1]], "lastVoteTimestamp": final_ts})) + conn.set_row("math_ptptstats", env, + _row({"zid": 1, "ptptstats": {}, "lastVoteTimestamp": final_ts})) + return conn + + def _refuse_to_sleep(self, seconds): + raise AssertionError("run_batch_loop should never need to retry in this test") + + def test_processes_batches_in_order_and_writes_manifest(self, tmp_path): + ds = _dataset_no_revotes(7) + cuts = [3, 7] + conn = self._make_conn_ready_for_final_batch(ds, cuts) + runners = {env: _FakeRunner(env) for env in self.ENVS} + insert_calls = [] + + def fake_insert(conn, dataset, prev, cut, zid): + insert_calls.append((prev, cut)) + return cut - prev + + manifest = pe.run_batch_loop( + conn, ds, cuts, self.ENVS, runners, out_dir=tmp_path, + wait_timeout=5.0, sleep=self._refuse_to_sleep, insert_fn=fake_insert, + ) + + assert insert_calls == [(0, 3), (3, 7)] + assert len(manifest["batches"]) == 2 + assert manifest["batches"][0]["prev_slot"] == 0 + assert manifest["batches"][0]["cut_slot"] == 3 + assert manifest["batches"][1]["cut_slot"] == 7 + for b in manifest["batches"]: + for env in self.ENVS: + assert b["envs"][env]["ready"] is True + assert b["envs"][env]["snapshots"] == { + "math_main": True, "math_bidtopid": True, "math_ptptstats": True, + } + + # Snapshots actually landed on disk. + for i in range(2): + for env in self.ENVS: + for table in pe.EQUIV_TABLES: + assert pe.load_snapshot(tmp_path, env, i, table) is not None + + assert pe.load_manifest(tmp_path) == manifest + + def test_batch_not_ready_raises_fail_fast_error_naming_env_batch_and_state(self, tmp_path): + """REQUIRED FIX #2 (2026-07-24 live-debug task) — 'FAIL-FAST FEEDER': + a batch whose readiness predicate times out must abort the stream + with a loud error naming the env, batch, elapsed, and the last + observed math_main state (or 'no row ever appeared'). This REPLACES + the old 'recorded without raising' contract, which is exactly the + bug that produced a silent, vacuous PASS in the 2026-07-24 live run + (the feeder kept feeding after readiness timeouts and snapshotted + nothing, with nothing surfacing the failure).""" + ds = _dataset_no_revotes(3) + cuts = [3] + conn = _FakeLoopConn() # no rows programmed at all -> never ready + runners = {env: _FakeRunner(env) for env in self.ENVS} + + with pytest.raises(pe.PollerEquivStreamError) as excinfo: + pe.run_batch_loop( + conn, ds, cuts, self.ENVS, runners, out_dir=tmp_path, + wait_timeout=0.05, poll_interval=0.01, + insert_fn=lambda *a: 0, + ) + msg = str(excinfo.value) + assert "clj-ref" in msg # the FIRST env in ENVS times out first + assert "batch=0" in msg + assert "0.05" in msg # elapsed/timeout + assert "no row ever appeared" in msg + + # Partial manifest is still persisted for post-mortem (spec: "keep + # the DB alive... for post-mortem" — same intent for the manifest). + manifest = pe.load_manifest(tmp_path) + assert manifest is not None + assert manifest["batches"][0]["envs"]["clj-ref"]["ready"] is False + assert pe.load_snapshot(tmp_path, "clj-ref", 0, "math_main") is None + + def test_fail_fast_error_includes_last_observed_math_main_state(self, tmp_path): + """When a row DOES exist but never satisfies the readiness predicate + (e.g. the env is polling but stuck on a stale tick), the error must + report that row's state — not just 'no row ever appeared'.""" + ds = _dataset_no_revotes(3) + cuts = [3] + conn = _FakeLoopConn() + stale_row = self._ready_row("clj-ref", vote_count=1, ts=1, tick=7) + conn.set_row("math_main", "clj-ref", stale_row) # never meets the batch's threshold + runners = {env: _FakeRunner(env) for env in self.ENVS} + + with pytest.raises(pe.PollerEquivStreamError) as excinfo: + pe.run_batch_loop( + conn, ds, cuts, self.ENVS, runners, out_dir=tmp_path, + wait_timeout=0.05, poll_interval=0.01, + insert_fn=lambda *a: 0, + ) + msg = str(excinfo.value) + assert "caching_tick=7" in msg + assert "no row ever appeared" not in msg + + def test_fail_fast_error_tails_the_failing_runners_log(self, tmp_path): + log_path = tmp_path / "clj-ref.runner.log" + log_path.write_text("boom: connection refused\nmore diagnostic output\n") + ds = _dataset_no_revotes(3) + cuts = [3] + conn = _FakeLoopConn() + runners = {"clj-ref": _FakeRunner("clj-ref", log_path=log_path), + "py-shadow": _FakeRunner("py-shadow")} + + with pytest.raises(pe.PollerEquivStreamError) as excinfo: + pe.run_batch_loop( + conn, ds, cuts, self.ENVS, runners, out_dir=tmp_path, + wait_timeout=0.05, poll_interval=0.01, + insert_fn=lambda *a: 0, + ) + msg = str(excinfo.value) + assert "boom: connection refused" in msg + + def test_first_env_success_is_preserved_when_second_env_times_out(self, tmp_path): + """The failing env is NOT necessarily the first one processed — an + earlier env's success within the SAME batch must survive (snapshot on + disk + manifest entry) even though the batch as a whole aborts.""" + ds = _dataset_no_revotes(3) + cuts = [3] + conn = _FakeLoopConn() + ready_row = self._ready_row( + "clj-ref", vote_count=pe.expected_cumulative_vote_count(ds, 3), + ts=ds.votes[2].t_ms, tick=1, + ) + conn.set_row("math_main", "clj-ref", ready_row) + conn.set_row("math_bidtopid", "clj-ref", _row({"zid": 1, "bidToPid": [[1]]})) + conn.set_row("math_ptptstats", "clj-ref", _row({"zid": 1, "ptptstats": {}})) + # py-shadow: no row ever -> times out. + runners = {env: _FakeRunner(env) for env in self.ENVS} + + with pytest.raises(pe.PollerEquivStreamError) as excinfo: + pe.run_batch_loop( + conn, ds, cuts, self.ENVS, runners, out_dir=tmp_path, + wait_timeout=0.05, poll_interval=0.01, + insert_fn=lambda *a: 0, + ) + assert "py-shadow" in str(excinfo.value) + assert pe.load_snapshot(tmp_path, "clj-ref", 0, "math_main") is not None + manifest = pe.load_manifest(tmp_path) + assert manifest["batches"][0]["envs"]["clj-ref"]["ready"] is True + assert manifest["batches"][0]["envs"]["py-shadow"]["ready"] is False + + def test_earlier_successful_batch_is_preserved_after_a_later_batch_aborts(self, tmp_path): + ds = _dataset_no_revotes(7) + cuts = [3, 7] + conn = _FakeLoopConn() + # Batch 0 (slots 0:3) is ready for BOTH envs from the start. + b0_votes = pe.expected_cumulative_vote_count(ds, 3) + b0_ts = ds.votes[2].t_ms + for env in self.ENVS: + row = self._ready_row(env, vote_count=b0_votes, ts=b0_ts, tick=1) + conn.set_row("math_main", env, row) + conn.set_row("math_bidtopid", env, _row({"zid": 1, "bidToPid": [[1]]})) + conn.set_row("math_ptptstats", env, _row({"zid": 1, "ptptstats": {}})) + runners = {env: _FakeRunner(env) for env in self.ENVS} + + with pytest.raises(pe.PollerEquivStreamError): + pe.run_batch_loop( + conn, ds, cuts, self.ENVS, runners, out_dir=tmp_path, + wait_timeout=0.05, poll_interval=0.01, + insert_fn=lambda *a: 0, + ) + + # Batch 0's snapshots and manifest entry are untouched by batch 1's abort. + for env in self.ENVS: + assert pe.load_snapshot(tmp_path, env, 0, "math_main") is not None + manifest = pe.load_manifest(tmp_path) + assert len(manifest["batches"]) == 2 + assert manifest["batches"][0]["envs"]["clj-ref"]["ready"] is True + assert manifest["batches"][1]["envs"]["clj-ref"]["ready"] is False + + def test_seam_restarts_only_the_designated_env(self, tmp_path): + ds = _dataset_no_revotes(7) + cuts = [3, 7] + conn = self._make_conn_ready_for_final_batch(ds, cuts) + clj_runner = _FakeRunner("clj-ref") + py_runner = _FakeRunner("py-shadow") + runners = {"clj-ref": clj_runner, "py-shadow": py_runner} + new_py_runner = _FakeRunner("py-shadow-restarted") + + pe.run_batch_loop( + conn, ds, cuts, self.ENVS, runners, out_dir=tmp_path, + seam_after=0, restart_envs_at_seam=["py-shadow"], + restart_builders={"py-shadow": lambda: new_py_runner}, + wait_timeout=5.0, sleep=self._refuse_to_sleep, insert_fn=lambda *a: 0, + ) + + assert py_runner.killed is True + assert clj_runner.killed is False # NOT restarted — not in restart_envs_at_seam + assert runners["py-shadow"] is new_py_runner + assert new_py_runner.started is True + assert runners["clj-ref"] is clj_runner # unchanged + + def test_no_seam_means_no_restart(self, tmp_path): + ds = _dataset_no_revotes(7) + cuts = [3, 7] + conn = self._make_conn_ready_for_final_batch(ds, cuts) + runners = {env: _FakeRunner(env) for env in self.ENVS} + + pe.run_batch_loop( + conn, ds, cuts, self.ENVS, runners, out_dir=tmp_path, + seam_after=None, wait_timeout=5.0, sleep=self._refuse_to_sleep, + insert_fn=lambda *a: 0, + ) + for r in runners.values(): + assert r.killed is False + + def test_expected_vote_count_recorded_per_batch(self, tmp_path): + ds = _dataset_with_revote() # 5 votes, 1 revote -> distinct pairs: 3, 3, 4, 4? see below + cuts = [4, 5] + conn = self._make_conn_ready_for_final_batch(ds, cuts) + runners = {env: _FakeRunner(env) for env in self.ENVS} + + manifest = pe.run_batch_loop( + conn, ds, cuts, self.ENVS, runners, out_dir=tmp_path, + wait_timeout=5.0, sleep=self._refuse_to_sleep, insert_fn=lambda *a: 0, + ) + assert manifest["batches"][0]["expected_vote_count"] == 3 # (1,10)/(2,11)/(3,12) + assert manifest["batches"][1]["expected_vote_count"] == 4 # + (2,13) + + # ----------------------------------------------------------------- # + # Quirk Q19 mitigation — startup_gate_envs wiring (session 2, + # 2026-07-24). Disabled by default (byte-identical manifest shape for + # every EXISTING caller/test above); opt-in via startup_gate_envs. + # ----------------------------------------------------------------- # + def test_startup_gate_disabled_by_default(self, tmp_path): + ds = _dataset_no_revotes(3) + cuts = [3] + conn = self._make_conn_ready_for_final_batch(ds, cuts) + runners = {env: _FakeRunner(env) for env in self.ENVS} + + manifest = pe.run_batch_loop( + conn, ds, cuts, self.ENVS, runners, out_dir=tmp_path, + wait_timeout=5.0, sleep=self._refuse_to_sleep, insert_fn=lambda *a: 0, + ) + assert manifest["startup_gate"] == {"enabled": False, "envs": {}} + + def test_startup_gate_waits_for_the_signal_before_batch_0_and_records_it(self, tmp_path): + ds = _dataset_no_revotes(3) + cuts = [3] + conn = self._make_conn_ready_for_final_batch(ds, cuts) + log_path = tmp_path / "clj-ref.runner.log" + log_path.write_text("boot chatter, no poll line yet\n") + runners = {"clj-ref": _FakeRunner("clj-ref", log_path=log_path), + "py-shadow": _FakeRunner("py-shadow")} + insert_calls = [] + + def sleep_then_append(seconds): + with open(log_path, "a") as fh: + fh.write("Polling :votes > 0\n") + + manifest = pe.run_batch_loop( + conn, ds, cuts, self.ENVS, runners, out_dir=tmp_path, + wait_timeout=5.0, poll_interval=0.01, sleep=sleep_then_append, + insert_fn=lambda c, d, p, cu, z: (insert_calls.append((p, cu)), 0)[1], + startup_gate_envs=["clj-ref"], + ) + assert manifest["startup_gate"]["enabled"] is True + assert manifest["startup_gate"]["envs"]["clj-ref"]["observed"] is True + assert insert_calls == [(0, 3)] # batch 0 still got inserted, AFTER the gate + + def test_startup_gate_ignores_stale_signal_from_a_prior_attempts_log(self, tmp_path): + """ROOT CAUSE (found live, 2026-07-24 session 2): the runner log is + append-mode. A gate that reads the WHOLE file (no offset) is + satisfied instantly by a "Polling :votes >" line left over from a + PREVIOUS attempt in the SAME --out dir — silently defeating the + mitigation after the very first run. run_batch_loop must capture + the log's size BEFORE waiting and only accept NEW content.""" + ds = _dataset_no_revotes(3) + cuts = [3] + conn = _FakeLoopConn() # never ready -> would time out on wait_for_tick too + log_path = tmp_path / "clj-ref.runner.log" + log_path.write_text("Polling :votes > 999\n") # STALE, from a prior attempt + runners = {"clj-ref": _FakeRunner("clj-ref", log_path=log_path), + "py-shadow": _FakeRunner("py-shadow")} + insert_calls = [] + + with pytest.raises(pe.PollerEquivStreamError, match="startup gate"): + pe.run_batch_loop( + conn, ds, cuts, self.ENVS, runners, out_dir=tmp_path, + wait_timeout=5.0, poll_interval=0.01, + insert_fn=lambda c, d, p, cu, z: (insert_calls.append((p, cu)), 0)[1], + startup_gate_envs=["clj-ref"], startup_gate_timeout=0.05, + ) + assert insert_calls == [] # the stale line must NOT have satisfied the gate + + def test_startup_gate_timeout_aborts_before_any_insert(self, tmp_path): + ds = _dataset_no_revotes(3) + cuts = [3] + conn = _FakeLoopConn() # no rows at all -> would time out on wait_for_tick too + log_path = tmp_path / "clj-ref.runner.log" + log_path.write_text("boot chatter, never a poll line\n") + runners = {"clj-ref": _FakeRunner("clj-ref", log_path=log_path), + "py-shadow": _FakeRunner("py-shadow")} + insert_calls = [] + + with pytest.raises(pe.PollerEquivStreamError, match="startup gate"): + pe.run_batch_loop( + conn, ds, cuts, self.ENVS, runners, out_dir=tmp_path, + wait_timeout=5.0, poll_interval=0.01, + insert_fn=lambda c, d, p, cu, z: (insert_calls.append((p, cu)), 0)[1], + startup_gate_envs=["clj-ref"], startup_gate_timeout=0.05, + ) + assert insert_calls == [] # the gate blocks BEFORE batch 0 is ever touched + manifest = pe.load_manifest(tmp_path) + assert manifest["startup_gate"]["envs"]["clj-ref"]["observed"] is False + + # ----------------------------------------------------------------- # + # Mod-event feeding — interleave-by-timestamp (session 2, 2026-07-24). + # ----------------------------------------------------------------- # + def test_mod_insert_fn_receives_the_correct_time_windows_per_batch(self, tmp_path): + ds = _dataset_no_revotes(7) + cuts = [3, 7] + conn = self._make_conn_ready_for_final_batch(ds, cuts) + runners = {env: _FakeRunner(env) for env in self.ENVS} + mod_calls = [] + + def fake_mod_insert(c, d, prev_t, cut_t, z): + mod_calls.append((prev_t, cut_t)) + return 0 + + pe.run_batch_loop( + conn, ds, cuts, self.ENVS, runners, out_dir=tmp_path, + wait_timeout=5.0, sleep=self._refuse_to_sleep, insert_fn=lambda *a: 0, + mod_insert_fn=fake_mod_insert, + ) + cut0_ms = ds.votes[2].t_ms + cut1_ms = ds.votes[6].t_ms + assert mod_calls == [(None, cut0_ms), (cut0_ms, cut1_ms)] + + def test_mod_events_applied_count_is_recorded_per_batch(self, tmp_path): + ds = _dataset_no_revotes(3) + cuts = [3] + conn = self._make_conn_ready_for_final_batch(ds, cuts) + runners = {env: _FakeRunner(env) for env in self.ENVS} + + manifest = pe.run_batch_loop( + conn, ds, cuts, self.ENVS, runners, out_dir=tmp_path, + wait_timeout=5.0, sleep=self._refuse_to_sleep, insert_fn=lambda *a: 0, + mod_insert_fn=lambda *a: 2, + ) + assert manifest["batches"][0]["n_mod_events_applied"] == 2 + + def test_default_mod_insert_fn_is_the_real_one_and_is_a_noop_with_no_mod_events(self, tmp_path): + """The default wiring (no mod_insert_fn override) must be safe for + EVERY existing dataset with zero mod_events — insert_mod_events + finds nothing in range and never touches the connection, so the + strict _FakeLoopConn (which only knows the 3 EQUIV_TABLES SELECTs) + is untouched by it.""" + ds = _dataset_no_revotes(3) + cuts = [3] + conn = self._make_conn_ready_for_final_batch(ds, cuts) + runners = {env: _FakeRunner(env) for env in self.ENVS} + + manifest = pe.run_batch_loop( + conn, ds, cuts, self.ENVS, runners, out_dir=tmp_path, + wait_timeout=5.0, sleep=self._refuse_to_sleep, insert_fn=lambda *a: 0, + ) + assert manifest["batches"][0]["n_mod_events_applied"] == 0 diff --git a/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_poller_equiv_envelope.py b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_poller_equiv_envelope.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..16199e3b1b --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_poller_equiv_envelope.py @@ -0,0 +1,724 @@ +"""Unit tests for the poller-equivalence harness — Stage D (self-jitter +envelope + full-run orchestration), MATH_POLLER_EQUIV_SPEC.md §2-3. + +NO live Postgres/containers/subprocesses required: every test here is either +pure-Python or drives the on-disk snapshot store against ``tmp_path`` (same +convention as ``test_poller_equiv_compare.py``'s Stage C tests). The one live +prerequisite this Stage introduces — ``run_full_equiv_protocol`` needing a +real Postgres + the ``clojure`` CLI — is NOT exercised here; only its +fail-fast :func:`~polismath.replay.poller_equiv.preflight_check` gate is +(itself designed to fail in well under a second, no live service needed to +observe the failure path). +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import json +from pathlib import Path +from typing import Any + +import pytest + +from polismath.replay import poller_equiv as pe +from polismath.replay import real_data + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# Shared fixtures / doubles — mirrors test_poller_equiv_compare.py's helpers. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +def _blob( + *, repness_val: float = 0.0, + in_conv: list[int] | None = None, user_vote_counts: dict[str, int] | None = None, +) -> dict[str, Any]: + """A minimal math_main-shaped blob (prep-main key spelling). ``repness`` + carries a SINGLE controllable scalar float leaf at a NON-PCA-related path + (``repness..repness-test``) — deliberately NOT under ``.pca.comps``/ + ``.proj.``/``.center`` (``_is_pca_related_path``, comparer.py:917-947), + because those paths get an automatic LOOSE tolerance (1000x abs / 10x + rel) for any PCA list shorter than 10 elements whenever + ``outlier_fraction > 0`` (comparer.py:761-771) — real behavior, but it + would swallow the tiny (1e-5-scale) deltas these tests need to observe + surviving the DEFAULT tolerance so envelope acceptance has something to + act on.""" + return { + "zid": 1, "n": 2, "n-cmts": 2, + "in-conv": in_conv if in_conv is not None else [1, 2], + "tids": [0, 1], + "pca": {"center": [0.1, 0.2], "comps": [[1.0, 0.0], [0.0, 1.0]]}, + "base-clusters": { + "id": [0, 1], "x": [0.1, -0.1], "y": [0.2, -0.2], + "count": [1, 2], "members": [[1], [2, 3]], + }, + "repness": {"1": {"repness-test": repness_val}}, + "lastVoteTimestamp": 1000, + "user-vote-counts": user_vote_counts if user_vote_counts is not None else {"1": 3}, + } + + +def _ptptstats_blob(*, val: float = 0.0) -> dict[str, Any]: + return {"zid": 1, "ptptstats": {"1": {"n-votes": val}}, "lastVoteTimestamp": 1000} + + +def _row(data: dict[str, Any], *, math_env: str = "e", last_vote_timestamp: int = 1000, + caching_tick: int = 1, math_tick: int = 1) -> dict[str, Any]: + return { + "zid": 1, "math_env": math_env, "data": data, + "last_vote_timestamp": last_vote_timestamp, + "caching_tick": caching_tick, "math_tick": math_tick, "modified": 123, + } + + +def _write_paired_batch( + tmp_path: Path, envs: tuple[str, str], index: int, *, main_a, main_b, + bid_a=None, bid_b=None, pt_a=None, pt_b=None, +) -> None: + env_a, env_b = envs + pe.write_snapshot(tmp_path, env_a, index, "math_main", main_a) + pe.write_snapshot(tmp_path, env_b, index, "math_main", main_b) + pe.write_snapshot( + tmp_path, env_a, index, "math_bidtopid", + bid_a or _row({"zid": 1, "bidToPid": [[1]], "lastVoteTimestamp": 1000}), + ) + pe.write_snapshot( + tmp_path, env_b, index, "math_bidtopid", + bid_b or _row({"zid": 1, "bidToPid": [[1]], "lastVoteTimestamp": 1000}), + ) + pe.write_snapshot(tmp_path, env_a, index, "math_ptptstats", pt_a or _row(_ptptstats_blob())) + pe.write_snapshot(tmp_path, env_b, index, "math_ptptstats", pt_b or _row(_ptptstats_blob())) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# compute_self_jitter_envelope — spec §2 item 1 / Stage D item 1. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +class TestComputeSelfJitterEnvelope: + ENV = "clj-ref" + + def test_identical_stores_yield_an_empty_all_zero_envelope(self, tmp_path): + run1, run2 = tmp_path / "run1", tmp_path / "run2" + blob = _blob(repness_val=1.2345) + for run in (run1, run2): + pe.write_snapshot(run, self.ENV, 0, "math_main", _row(blob)) + pe.write_snapshot(run, self.ENV, 0, "math_ptptstats", _row(_ptptstats_blob())) + + report = pe.compute_self_jitter_envelope(run1, run2, math_env=self.ENV) + + assert report["envelope"] == {} + assert report["n_leaf_diffs"] == 0 + assert report["structural_divergences"] == [] + assert report["n_batches_aligned"] == 1 + # "all-zero" is a CONVENTION (missing key => 0 via envelope_threshold), + # never a literal zero-valued entry — nothing should be recorded. + assert pe.envelope_threshold(report["envelope"], "math_main.repness.N.repness-test") == pytest.approx(1e-9) + + def test_jittered_floats_recorded_with_correct_max_delta(self, tmp_path): + run1, run2 = tmp_path / "run1", tmp_path / "run2" + pe.write_snapshot(run1, self.ENV, 0, "math_main", _row(_blob(repness_val=1.0))) + pe.write_snapshot(run2, self.ENV, 0, "math_main", _row(_blob(repness_val=1.0 + 3e-5))) + for run in (run1, run2): + pe.write_snapshot(run, self.ENV, 0, "math_ptptstats", _row(_ptptstats_blob())) + + report = pe.compute_self_jitter_envelope(run1, run2, math_env=self.ENV) + + key = "math_main.repness.N.repness-test" + assert report["envelope"][key] == pytest.approx(3e-5, abs=1e-12) + assert report["n_leaf_diffs"] == 1 + + def test_path_normalization_collapses_across_batches_and_takes_the_max(self, tmp_path): + """Two DIFFERENT batches jitter the SAME normalized path pattern by + different amounts — the envelope must record the MAX, not the last + or first observed (spec: "record the max cross-run delta").""" + run1, run2 = tmp_path / "run1", tmp_path / "run2" + # Batch 0: small jitter (1e-6). Batch 1: larger jitter (7e-5), same + # normalized path ("repness.N.repness-test" — the numeric dict key + # '1' collapses to 'N' regardless of batch index). + pe.write_snapshot(run1, self.ENV, 0, "math_main", _row(_blob(repness_val=1.0))) + pe.write_snapshot(run2, self.ENV, 0, "math_main", _row(_blob(repness_val=1.0 + 1e-6 + 1e-6))) + pe.write_snapshot(run1, self.ENV, 1, "math_main", _row(_blob(repness_val=2.0))) + pe.write_snapshot(run2, self.ENV, 1, "math_main", _row(_blob(repness_val=2.0 + 7e-5))) + for run in (run1, run2): + for i in (0, 1): + pe.write_snapshot(run, self.ENV, i, "math_ptptstats", _row(_ptptstats_blob())) + + report = pe.compute_self_jitter_envelope(run1, run2, math_env=self.ENV) + + key = "math_main.repness.N.repness-test" + assert report["envelope"][key] == pytest.approx(7e-5, abs=1e-9) + + def test_structural_divergence_is_reported_separately_never_in_envelope(self, tmp_path): + run1, run2 = tmp_path / "run1", tmp_path / "run2" + pe.write_snapshot(run1, self.ENV, 0, "math_main", _row(_blob(in_conv=[1, 2]))) + pe.write_snapshot(run2, self.ENV, 0, "math_main", _row(_blob(in_conv=[1, 2, 3]))) + for run in (run1, run2): + pe.write_snapshot(run, self.ENV, 0, "math_ptptstats", _row(_ptptstats_blob())) + + report = pe.compute_self_jitter_envelope(run1, run2, math_env=self.ENV) + + assert report["envelope"] == {} + assert len(report["structural_divergences"]) == 1 + assert report["structural_divergences"][0]["path"] == "step_0.in-conv" + assert report["n_leaf_diffs"] == 0 + + def test_ptptstats_jitter_is_keyed_under_its_own_table_prefix(self, tmp_path): + run1, run2 = tmp_path / "run1", tmp_path / "run2" + for run in (run1, run2): + pe.write_snapshot(run, self.ENV, 0, "math_main", _row(_blob())) + pe.write_snapshot(run1, self.ENV, 0, "math_ptptstats", _row(_ptptstats_blob(val=0.0))) + pe.write_snapshot(run2, self.ENV, 0, "math_ptptstats", _row(_ptptstats_blob(val=2e-5))) + + report = pe.compute_self_jitter_envelope(run1, run2, math_env=self.ENV) + + assert any(k.startswith("math_ptptstats.") for k in report["envelope"]) + assert not any(k.startswith("math_main.") for k in report["envelope"]) + + def test_batches_only_in_one_store_are_reported(self, tmp_path): + run1, run2 = tmp_path / "run1", tmp_path / "run2" + pe.write_snapshot(run1, self.ENV, 0, "math_main", _row(_blob())) + pe.write_snapshot(run1, self.ENV, 0, "math_ptptstats", _row(_ptptstats_blob())) + # run2 never got batch 0 at all. + report = pe.compute_self_jitter_envelope(run1, run2, math_env=self.ENV) + + assert report["batches_only_in"]["run1"] == [0] + assert report["batches_only_in"]["run2"] == [] + assert report["n_batches_aligned"] == 0 + + def test_missing_table_snapshot_on_one_side_is_reported_not_raised(self, tmp_path): + run1, run2 = tmp_path / "run1", tmp_path / "run2" + for run in (run1, run2): + pe.write_snapshot(run, self.ENV, 0, "math_main", _row(_blob())) + pe.write_snapshot(run1, self.ENV, 0, "math_ptptstats", _row(_ptptstats_blob())) + # run2's math_ptptstats snapshot for batch 0 was never written. + report = pe.compute_self_jitter_envelope(run1, run2, math_env=self.ENV) + + assert len(report["missing_snapshots"]) == 1 + entry = report["missing_snapshots"][0] + assert entry["table"] == "math_ptptstats" + assert entry["missing_in"] == ["run2"] + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# write_envelope / load_envelope — disk round-trip. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +class TestEnvelopeStore: + def test_write_then_load_round_trips(self, tmp_path): + report = {"envelope": {"math_main.pca.comps[][]": 1e-5}, "n_leaf_diffs": 1} + path = pe.write_envelope(report, tmp_path) + assert path == tmp_path / "self_jitter_envelope.json" + assert pe.load_envelope(tmp_path) == report + + def test_load_missing_is_none(self, tmp_path): + assert pe.load_envelope(tmp_path) is None + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# envelope_threshold — pure formula (spec §2 item 2: envelope x 2, floor 1e-9). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +class TestEnvelopeThreshold: + def test_none_envelope_is_the_floor(self): + assert pe.envelope_threshold(None, "x") == pytest.approx(1e-9) + + def test_missing_key_is_the_floor(self): + assert pe.envelope_threshold({"y": 1.0}, "x") == pytest.approx(1e-9) + + def test_safety_factor_is_exactly_two(self): + assert pe.envelope_threshold({"x": 1e-6}, "x") == pytest.approx(2e-6) + + def test_floor_wins_over_a_tiny_envelope_value(self): + # 1e-12 * 2 = 2e-12 < the 1e-9 floor -> floor wins. + assert pe.envelope_threshold({"x": 1e-12}, "x") == pytest.approx(1e-9) + + def test_floor_applies_even_with_an_explicit_zero_entry(self): + assert pe.envelope_threshold({"x": 0.0}, "x") == pytest.approx(1e-9) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# envelope_path_key — pure, reuses certify.normalize_path (never reimplements). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +class TestEnvelopePathKey: + def test_strips_step_prefix_and_collapses_indices(self): + assert ( + pe.envelope_path_key("math_main", "step_3.pca.comps[0][1]") + == "math_main.pca.comps[][]" + ) + + def test_collapses_numeric_dict_keys(self): + assert pe.envelope_path_key("math_main", "step_0.repness.42.score") == "math_main.repness.N.score" + + def test_table_prefix_disambiguates_identical_leaf_names(self): + a = pe.envelope_path_key("math_main", "step_0.foo") + b = pe.envelope_path_key("math_ptptstats", "step_0.foo") + assert a != b + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# Envelope-aware acceptance — compare_batch/compare_snapshots (Stage D item 2). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +class TestEnvelopeAwareCompareBatch: + ENVS = ("clj-ref", "py-shadow") + + def test_default_no_envelope_is_byte_identical_to_pre_stage_d_shape(self, tmp_path): + """Regression guard for the task's explicit 'keep the default ... + byte-identical' requirement: no ``within_envelope`` family key, no + ``n_within_envelope`` key, at all — not even an empty one.""" + blob_a = _blob(repness_val=1.0) + blob_b = _blob(repness_val=1.0 + 1e-9) # well within the OWN default tolerance + _write_paired_batch(tmp_path, self.ENVS, 0, main_a=_row(blob_a), main_b=_row(blob_b)) + pe.write_manifest(tmp_path, {"batches": [{"expected_vote_count": 3}]}) + + result = pe.compare_batch(tmp_path, 0, self.ENVS) + + main = result["tables"]["math_main"] + assert set(main.keys()) == {"match", "n_divergences", "families"} + assert set(main["families"].keys()) == {"exact", "tolerant"} + ptpt = result["tables"]["math_ptptstats"] + assert set(ptpt.keys()) == {"match", "n_divergences", "families"} + + def test_within_envelope_divergence_is_accepted_and_counted(self, tmp_path): + blob_a = _blob(repness_val=0.0) + blob_b = _blob(repness_val=5e-6) # exceeds the comparer's OWN 1e-6 atol + _write_paired_batch(tmp_path, self.ENVS, 0, main_a=_row(blob_a), main_b=_row(blob_b)) + pe.write_manifest(tmp_path, {"batches": [{"expected_vote_count": 3}]}) + + # Sanity: WITHOUT an envelope this is a real (tolerant-family) divergence. + no_env = pe.compare_batch(tmp_path, 0, self.ENVS) + assert no_env["tables"]["math_main"]["match"] is False + + envelope = {"math_main.repness.N.repness-test": 3e-6} # threshold = 6e-6 >= delta 5e-6 + result = pe.compare_batch(tmp_path, 0, self.ENVS, envelope=envelope) + + main = result["tables"]["math_main"] + assert main["match"] is True + assert main["n_divergences"] == 0 + assert main["n_within_envelope"] == 1 + assert len(main["families"]["within_envelope"]) == 1 + assert main["families"]["within_envelope"][0]["path"] == "step_0.repness.1.repness-test" + assert main["families"]["tolerant"] == [] + + def test_beyond_envelope_divergence_is_rejected(self, tmp_path): + blob_a = _blob(repness_val=0.0) + blob_b = _blob(repness_val=5e-6) + _write_paired_batch(tmp_path, self.ENVS, 0, main_a=_row(blob_a), main_b=_row(blob_b)) + pe.write_manifest(tmp_path, {"batches": [{"expected_vote_count": 3}]}) + + envelope = {"math_main.repness.N.repness-test": 1e-7} # threshold = 2e-7 < delta 5e-6 + result = pe.compare_batch(tmp_path, 0, self.ENVS, envelope=envelope) + + main = result["tables"]["math_main"] + assert main["match"] is False + assert main["n_divergences"] == 1 + assert main["n_within_envelope"] == 0 + assert len(main["families"]["tolerant"]) == 1 + + def test_structural_divergence_is_never_excused_by_a_huge_envelope(self, tmp_path): + blob_a = _blob(in_conv=[1, 2]) + blob_b = _blob(in_conv=[1, 2, 3]) + _write_paired_batch(tmp_path, self.ENVS, 0, main_a=_row(blob_a), main_b=_row(blob_b)) + pe.write_manifest(tmp_path, {"batches": [{"expected_vote_count": 3}]}) + + huge_envelope = {"math_main.repness.N.repness-test": 1e6, "math_main.in-conv": 1e6} + result = pe.compare_batch(tmp_path, 0, self.ENVS, envelope=huge_envelope) + + main = result["tables"]["math_main"] + assert main["match"] is False + assert len(main["families"]["exact"]) == 1 + assert main["families"]["exact"][0]["path"] == "step_0.in-conv" + + def test_floor_rejects_a_delta_above_1e_minus_9_with_no_observed_jitter(self, tmp_path): + """Regression for the floor itself (not just the formula): an EMPTY + envelope (no observed self-jitter at all) must not silently accept + every tiny divergence — only ones at or below the 1e-9 floor.""" + blob_a = _blob(repness_val=0.0) + blob_b = _blob(repness_val=5e-6) + _write_paired_batch(tmp_path, self.ENVS, 0, main_a=_row(blob_a), main_b=_row(blob_b)) + pe.write_manifest(tmp_path, {"batches": [{"expected_vote_count": 3}]}) + + result = pe.compare_batch(tmp_path, 0, self.ENVS, envelope={}) + assert result["tables"]["math_main"]["match"] is False + + +class TestEnvelopeAwareCompareSnapshots: + ENVS = ("clj-ref", "py-shadow") + + def test_default_no_envelope_report_has_no_extra_keys(self, tmp_path): + blob = _blob(user_vote_counts={"1": 3}) + _write_paired_batch(tmp_path, self.ENVS, 0, main_a=_row(blob), main_b=_row(blob)) + pe.write_manifest(tmp_path, {"batches": [{"expected_vote_count": 3}]}) + + report = pe.compare_snapshots(tmp_path, math_envs=self.ENVS) + assert "envelope_applied" not in report + assert "n_within_envelope_total" not in report + + def test_envelope_applied_flag_and_total_count_are_reported(self, tmp_path): + blob_a = _blob(repness_val=0.0, user_vote_counts={"1": 3}) + blob_b = _blob(repness_val=5e-6, user_vote_counts={"1": 3}) + _write_paired_batch(tmp_path, self.ENVS, 0, main_a=_row(blob_a), main_b=_row(blob_b)) + pe.write_manifest(tmp_path, {"batches": [{"expected_vote_count": 3}]}) + + envelope = {"math_main.repness.N.repness-test": 3e-6} + report = pe.compare_snapshots(tmp_path, math_envs=self.ENVS, envelope=envelope) + + assert report["envelope_applied"] is True + assert report["n_within_envelope_total"] == 1 + assert report["overall_match"] is True + + +class TestRenderCompareLinesEnvelopeFooter: + def _report(self, **overrides) -> dict[str, Any]: + base = { + "n_batches_aligned": 1, "math_envs": ["clj-ref", "py-shadow"], + "batches_only_in": {"clj-ref": [], "py-shadow": []}, + "per_batch": [{"batch": 0, "tables": { + "math_main": {"match": True}, "math_bidtopid": {"match": True}, + "math_ptptstats": {"match": True}, + }, "watermark": {"ok": True}}], + "ticks": { + "clj-ref": {"caching_tick": {"strictly_increasing": True}, + "math_tick": {"strictly_increasing": True}}, + "py-shadow": {"caching_tick": {"strictly_increasing": True}, + "math_tick": {"strictly_increasing": True}}, + }, + "overall_match": True, + } + base.update(overrides) + return base + + def test_no_envelope_key_means_no_extra_footer_line(self): + lines = pe.render_compare_lines(self._report()) + assert not any("envelope" in line for line in lines) + assert lines[-1].startswith("verdict: MATCH") + + def test_envelope_applied_adds_a_reported_count_line(self): + report = self._report(envelope_applied=True, n_within_envelope_total=3) + lines = pe.render_compare_lines(report) + assert any("3 divergence(s)" in line and "envelope" in line for line in lines) + assert len(lines) <= 40 + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# assemble_full_run_verdict — the PURE decision logic (Stage D item 3), +# exercised entirely against canned snapshot dirs. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +class TestAssembleFullRunVerdict: + CLJ, PY = "clj-ref", "py-shadow" + + def _write_self_jitter_pair(self, tmp_path, *, jitter: float = 0.0): + run1, run2 = tmp_path / "self-jitter-1", tmp_path / "self-jitter-2" + pe.write_snapshot(run1, self.CLJ, 0, "math_main", _row(_blob(repness_val=1.0))) + pe.write_snapshot(run2, self.CLJ, 0, "math_main", _row(_blob(repness_val=1.0 + jitter))) + for run in (run1, run2): + pe.write_snapshot(run, self.CLJ, 0, "math_ptptstats", _row(_ptptstats_blob())) + pe.write_manifest(run, {"batches": [ + {"index": 0, "envs": {self.CLJ: {"ready": True}}}, + ]}) + return run1, run2 + + def _write_main(self, tmp_path, *, py_delta: float = 0.0, structural_break: bool = False): + main = tmp_path / "main" + in_conv_b = [1, 2, 3] if structural_break else [1, 2] + # Base value 0.0 (not e.g. 1.0): the underlying ConversationComparer's + # OWN default tolerance is |a-b| <= 1e-6 + 0.01*|b| — at base=1.0 a + # 5e-5 delta is already comfortably inside that 1% relative band and + # would never even reach the envelope-acceptance step. At base=0.0 + # only the absolute floor (1e-6) applies, so these deltas (1e-7..1e-4 + # scale) genuinely exercise envelope acceptance rather than being + # silently absorbed one layer down. + blob_a = _blob(repness_val=0.0, user_vote_counts={"1": 3}) + blob_b = _blob(repness_val=py_delta, user_vote_counts={"1": 3}, in_conv=in_conv_b) + _write_paired_batch( + main, (self.CLJ, self.PY), 0, + main_a=_row(blob_a, math_env=self.CLJ), main_b=_row(blob_b, math_env=self.PY), + ) + pe.write_manifest(main, {"batches": [{"expected_vote_count": 3}]}) + return main + + def test_clean_run_passes(self, tmp_path): + # cuts matches the ONE batch the fixture stores actually hold — the + # original version of this test passed cuts=[100, 200] against a + # 1-batch store and asserted True, which was exactly the + # completeness hole #2657's review flagged (finding 2). + run1, run2 = self._write_self_jitter_pair(tmp_path, jitter=0.0) + main = self._write_main(tmp_path, py_delta=0.0) + + verdict = pe.assemble_full_run_verdict( + run1, run2, main, dataset="vw", cuts=[100], seam_after=None, + clj_env=self.CLJ, py_env=self.PY, + ) + + assert verdict["overall_pass"] is True + assert verdict["self_jitter_envelope"]["envelope"] == {} + assert verdict["dataset"] == "vw" + assert verdict["cuts"] == [100] + + def test_partial_main_store_fails_completeness(self, tmp_path): + """#2657 review finding 2: a feeder killed cleanly BETWEEN batches + (SIGTERM/OOM outside the fail-fast paths) leaves a store whose later + batches simply never appear — no ready:false marker — so + n_batches_aligned > 0 alone reads as a pass. The verdict must + compare aligned batches against the PLANNED count (len(cuts)).""" + run1, run2 = self._write_self_jitter_pair(tmp_path, jitter=0.0) + main = self._write_main(tmp_path, py_delta=0.0) # ONE batch on disk + + verdict = pe.assemble_full_run_verdict( + run1, run2, main, dataset="vw", cuts=[100, 200], seam_after=1, + clj_env=self.CLJ, py_env=self.PY, + ) + + assert verdict["overall_pass"] is False + assert verdict["compare"]["expected_batches"] == 2 + assert verdict["compare"]["overall_match"] is False + + def test_compare_snapshots_expected_batches_guard(self, tmp_path): + # Direct compare_snapshots-level check of the same rule, both sides. + main = self._write_main(tmp_path, py_delta=0.0) + short = pe.compare_snapshots( + main, math_envs=(self.CLJ, self.PY), expected_batches=2) + assert short["overall_match"] is False + assert short["expected_batches"] == 2 + exact = pe.compare_snapshots( + main, math_envs=(self.CLJ, self.PY), expected_batches=1) + assert exact["overall_match"] is True + # Default (None) keeps the pre-existing report shape: no new key. + default = pe.compare_snapshots(main, math_envs=(self.CLJ, self.PY)) + assert "expected_batches" not in default + + def test_py_divergence_within_measured_self_jitter_is_accepted(self, tmp_path): + # Self-jitter runs show clj disagreeing with itself by up to 4e-5; + # the paired run's py value sits within 2x that envelope of clj. + run1, run2 = self._write_self_jitter_pair(tmp_path, jitter=4e-5) + main = self._write_main(tmp_path, py_delta=5e-5) # <= 2 * 4e-5 = 8e-5 + + verdict = pe.assemble_full_run_verdict(run1, run2, main, clj_env=self.CLJ, py_env=self.PY) + + assert verdict["self_jitter_envelope"]["envelope"] + assert verdict["compare"]["envelope_applied"] is True + assert verdict["overall_pass"] is True + + def test_py_divergence_beyond_the_envelope_still_fails(self, tmp_path): + run1, run2 = self._write_self_jitter_pair(tmp_path, jitter=1e-7) + main = self._write_main(tmp_path, py_delta=5e-5) # >> 2 * 1e-7 + + verdict = pe.assemble_full_run_verdict(run1, run2, main, clj_env=self.CLJ, py_env=self.PY) + + assert verdict["overall_pass"] is False + + def test_structural_divergence_fails_regardless_of_envelope(self, tmp_path): + run1, run2 = self._write_self_jitter_pair(tmp_path, jitter=1e6) # absurdly huge envelope + main = self._write_main(tmp_path, py_delta=0.0, structural_break=True) + + verdict = pe.assemble_full_run_verdict(run1, run2, main, clj_env=self.CLJ, py_env=self.PY) + + assert verdict["overall_pass"] is False + + # ------------------------------------------------------------- # + # NO-COVERAGE GUARD — REQUIRED FIX #1 (2026-07-24 live-debug task): + # a vacuous self-jitter measurement (0 batches from either/both clj-only + # runs) must fail the WHOLE full-run verdict, not just silently report + # an empty envelope. This is EXACTLY the shape of the real 2026-07-24 + # live-run bug: "self-jitter envelope: 0 path(s) jittered... (none + # observed — identical self-jitter runs)" printed as if it were a clean + # signal, when in fact NOTHING was ever measured. + # ------------------------------------------------------------- # + def test_empty_self_jitter_streams_fail_the_full_run_even_if_main_is_clean(self, tmp_path): + main = self._write_main(tmp_path, py_delta=0.0) + run1, run2 = tmp_path / "self-jitter-1", tmp_path / "self-jitter-2" + # NEITHER self-jitter store ever got a single snapshot (both clj-ref + # containers crashed at startup, say) — no write_snapshot call at all. + + verdict = pe.assemble_full_run_verdict(run1, run2, main, clj_env=self.CLJ, py_env=self.PY) + + assert verdict["self_jitter_envelope"]["n_batches_aligned"] == 0 + assert verdict["overall_pass"] is False + + def test_self_jitter_manifest_ready_false_fails_the_full_run(self, tmp_path): + main = self._write_main(tmp_path, py_delta=0.0) + run1, run2 = tmp_path / "self-jitter-1", tmp_path / "self-jitter-2" + pe.write_snapshot(run1, self.CLJ, 0, "math_main", _row(_blob(repness_val=1.0))) + pe.write_snapshot(run2, self.CLJ, 0, "math_main", _row(_blob(repness_val=1.0))) + for run in (run1, run2): + pe.write_snapshot(run, self.CLJ, 0, "math_ptptstats", _row(_ptptstats_blob())) + # run1's manifest HONESTLY records that batch 1 (a second, never-fed + # batch) never became ready — batch 0 (aligned, clean) would ALONE + # report a passing envelope under the pre-guard logic. + pe.write_manifest(run1, {"batches": [ + {"index": 0, "envs": {self.CLJ: {"ready": True}}}, + {"index": 1, "envs": {self.CLJ: {"ready": False}}}, + ]}) + pe.write_manifest(run2, {"batches": [ + {"index": 0, "envs": {self.CLJ: {"ready": True}}}, + ]}) + + verdict = pe.assemble_full_run_verdict(run1, run2, main, clj_env=self.CLJ, py_env=self.PY) + + assert verdict["overall_pass"] is False + assert verdict["self_jitter_coverage"]["run1"]["ok"] is False + + +class TestWriteFullRunVerdict: + def test_writes_json_at_the_expected_path(self, tmp_path): + verdict = {"overall_pass": True, "dataset": "vw"} + path = pe.write_full_run_verdict(verdict, tmp_path) + assert path == tmp_path / "full_run_verdict.json" + assert json.loads(path.read_text()) == verdict + + +class TestRenderFullRunLines: + def _verdict(self, *, overall_pass=True, envelope=None, n_batches=1) -> dict[str, Any]: + per_batch = [ + {"batch": i, "tables": {"math_main": {"match": True}, "math_bidtopid": {"match": True}, + "math_ptptstats": {"match": True}}, + "watermark": {"ok": True}} + for i in range(n_batches) + ] + compare = { + "n_batches_aligned": n_batches, "math_envs": ["clj-ref", "py-shadow"], + "batches_only_in": {"clj-ref": [], "py-shadow": []}, + "per_batch": per_batch, + "ticks": { + "clj-ref": {"caching_tick": {"strictly_increasing": True}, + "math_tick": {"strictly_increasing": True}}, + "py-shadow": {"caching_tick": {"strictly_increasing": True}, + "math_tick": {"strictly_increasing": True}}, + }, + "overall_match": overall_pass, + } + return { + "dataset": "vw", "seam_after": 4, "overall_pass": overall_pass, + "compare": compare, + "self_jitter_envelope": {"envelope": envelope or {}}, + } + + def test_pass_verdict_renders_within_line_budget(self): + lines = pe.render_full_run_lines(self._verdict(overall_pass=True)) + assert len(lines) <= 40 + assert any("PASS" in line for line in lines) + assert any("vw" in line for line in lines) + + def test_fail_verdict_is_labeled_fail(self): + lines = pe.render_full_run_lines(self._verdict(overall_pass=False)) + assert any("FAIL" in line for line in lines) + + def test_empty_envelope_says_none_observed(self): + lines = pe.render_full_run_lines(self._verdict(envelope={})) + assert any("none observed" in line for line in lines) + + def test_worst_envelope_paths_are_shown(self): + envelope = {f"math_main.k{i}": 10.0 ** (-i) for i in range(1, 8)} + lines = pe.render_full_run_lines(self._verdict(envelope=envelope)) + # The single largest delta (k1 -> 1e-1) must be visible. + assert any("k1" in line for line in lines) + assert len(lines) <= 40 + + def test_large_batch_count_still_respects_the_line_budget(self): + envelope = {f"math_main.k{i}": 10.0 ** (-i) for i in range(1, 8)} + lines = pe.render_full_run_lines(self._verdict(n_batches=200, envelope=envelope)) + assert len(lines) <= 40 + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# default_full_run_schedule — reads real schedule files / dataset CSVs, no +# live services (pure file I/O against the committed repo + real_data/). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +class TestDefaultFullRunSchedule: + def test_vw_reads_the_committed_uniform8_restart4_schedule_verbatim(self): + cuts, seam_after = pe.default_full_run_schedule("vw") + assert cuts == [585, 1171, 1756, 2342, 2927, 3512, 4098, 4683] + assert seam_after == 4 + + def test_other_dataset_derives_uniform8_from_its_own_vote_count(self): + if real_data.dataset_dir("biodiversity") is None: + pytest.skip("biodiversity dataset not present in this checkout") + cuts, seam_after = pe.default_full_run_schedule("biodiversity") + assert len(cuts) == 8 + assert all(b > a for a, b in zip(cuts, cuts[1:])) # strictly increasing + assert seam_after == 4 # mid-schedule for 8 cuts, 0-based + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# preflight_check — fail-fast gate (Stage D item 3). No live service reached: +# the clojure-missing path is a pure shutil.which stub, and the unreachable-DB +# path targets a definitely-closed local port (immediate ECONNREFUSED). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +class TestPreflightCheck: + def test_missing_clojure_cli_raises_a_clear_message(self, monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.setattr(pe.shutil, "which", lambda name: None) + with pytest.raises(RuntimeError, match="clojure"): + pe.preflight_check("postgresql://u:p@127.0.0.1:1/nonexistent") + + def test_unreachable_postgres_raises_a_clear_message_fast(self, monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.setattr(pe.shutil, "which", lambda name: "/usr/bin/clojure") + with pytest.raises(RuntimeError, match="cannot reach Postgres"): + pe.preflight_check("postgresql://u:p@127.0.0.1:1/nonexistent", connect_timeout=1.0) + + def test_reachable_prerequisites_do_not_raise(self, monkeypatch): + """No real DB is touched: a fake sqlalchemy engine/connection double + stands in so this stays a pure/offline test.""" + monkeypatch.setattr(pe.shutil, "which", lambda name: "/usr/bin/clojure") + + class _FakeConnCtx: + def __enter__(self): + return self + + def __exit__(self, *exc): + return False + + class _FakeEngine: + def connect(self): + return _FakeConnCtx() + + def dispose(self): + pass + + monkeypatch.setattr(pe.sa, "create_engine", lambda *a, **k: _FakeEngine()) + pe.preflight_check("postgresql://u:p@127.0.0.1:1/nonexistent") # must not raise + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# FullRunConfig — defaults. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +class TestFullRunConfig: + def test_restart_clj_at_seam_defaults_true(self): + config = pe.FullRunConfig( + dataset="vw", admin_url="postgresql://x", out_root="/tmp/x", + cuts=(1, 2), seam_after=0, + ) + assert config.restart_clj_at_seam is True + + def test_is_frozen(self): + config = pe.FullRunConfig( + dataset="vw", admin_url="postgresql://x", out_root="/tmp/x", + cuts=(1, 2), seam_after=0, + ) + with pytest.raises(Exception): + config.dataset = "biodiversity" + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# CLI wiring — the full-run subcommand exists and accepts its flags. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +def _cli_module(): + import importlib.util + + spec = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location( + "poller_equiv_cli_stage_d", Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2] / "scripts" / "poller_equiv.py" + ) + mod = importlib.util.module_from_spec(spec) + spec.loader.exec_module(mod) + return mod + + +class TestFullRunCli: + def test_full_run_subcommand_is_registered(self): + from click.testing import CliRunner + + mod = _cli_module() + result = CliRunner().invoke(mod.cli, ["--help"]) + assert result.exit_code == 0 + assert "full-run" in result.output + + def test_full_run_help_lists_its_flags(self): + from click.testing import CliRunner + + mod = _cli_module() + result = CliRunner().invoke(mod.cli, ["full-run", "--help"]) + assert result.exit_code == 0 + assert "--seam-after" in result.output + assert "--restart-clj-at-seam" in result.output diff --git a/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_poller_equiv_seed.py b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_poller_equiv_seed.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..afcc25ce4e --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_poller_equiv_seed.py @@ -0,0 +1,1011 @@ +"""Unit tests for the poller-equivalence harness — Stages A (schema+seeder) +and B (runners), MATH_POLLER_EQUIV_SPEC.md. + +NO live Postgres/containers required by default: every test here is either +pure-Python or drives ``polismath.replay.poller_equiv`` against a fake +connection double that records ``execute(stmt, params)`` calls. A handful of +end-to-end tests are gated on ``POLLER_EQUIV_PG_URL`` and self-skip when it is +unset (mirrors ``tests/poller/test_integration_postgres.py``). +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import importlib.util +import os +import subprocess +from pathlib import Path +from unittest.mock import MagicMock + +import pytest +import sqlalchemy as sa +from click.testing import CliRunner + +from polismath.replay import poller_equiv as pe +from polismath.replay.types import CommentMeta, ModEvent, ReplayDataset +from polismath.utils.general import delphi_vote_to_postgres, postgres_vote_to_delphi + +PG_URL = os.environ.get("POLLER_EQUIV_PG_URL") +_needs_live_pg = pytest.mark.skipif( + not PG_URL, reason="POLLER_EQUIV_PG_URL not set — skipping live-postgres test" +) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# Fixtures +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +def _dataset() -> ReplayDataset: + """A tiny hand-built dataset: 2 comments, 4 votes across 2 participants.""" + raw = [ + (1000, 1, 10, 1), # AGREE (Delphi convention, +1) + (1001, 1, 11, -1), # DISAGREE + (1002, 2, 10, 0), # PASS + (1003, 2, 11, 1), # AGREE + ] + comments = { + 10: CommentMeta(tid=10, created_ms=900, is_meta=False), + 11: CommentMeta(tid=11, created_ms=901, is_meta=True), + } + return ReplayDataset.build(raw, comments=comments) + + +class _FakeResult: + def __init__(self, row): + self._row = row + + def mappings(self): + return self + + def first(self): + return self._row + + +class _FakeConn: + """Records every execute() call; never touches a real database.""" + + def __init__(self): + self.calls: list[tuple[str, dict]] = [] + + def execute(self, stmt, params=None): + self.calls.append((str(stmt), dict(params or {}))) + return _FakeResult(None) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# Stage A.1 — schema DDL covers the exact columns both pollers' SQL uses. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +class TestSchemaColumns: + def test_parse_schema_columns_finds_every_table(self): + tables = pe.parse_schema_columns() + expected_tables = { + "conversations", "votes", "comments", "participants", + "math_ticks", "math_main", "math_ptptstats", "math_bidtopid", + "math_profile", + } + assert expected_tables <= set(tables) + + def test_votes_columns_cover_both_pollers_select(self): + # clj: postgres.clj:132-145 poll / :197-212 conv-poll (SELECT *, + # downstream only touches pid/tid/vote — conv_man.clj:202-203). + # py: postgres.py:474-532 poll_votes / :534-567 poll_votes_since + # (SELECT zid, tid, pid, vote, created). + cols = set(pe.parse_schema_columns()["votes"]) + assert {"zid", "pid", "tid", "vote", "created"} <= cols + + def test_comments_columns_cover_both_pollers_select(self): + # clj: postgres.clj:148-161 mod-poll / :214-225 conv-mod-poll, consumed + # by math/conversation.clj:846-884 mod-update (:tid :is_meta :mod + # :modified). py: postgres.py:569-604 poll_moderation_since (zid, tid, + # modified, mod, is_meta) / :645-723 poll_moderation (tid, modified, + # mod, is_meta). + cols = set(pe.parse_schema_columns()["comments"]) + assert {"zid", "tid", "modified", "mod", "is_meta"} <= cols + + def test_conversations_is_fk_target_only(self): + cols = set(pe.parse_schema_columns()["conversations"]) + assert cols == {"zid"} + + def test_math_main_columns(self): + # postgres.clj:323-338 upload-math-main / :419-434 load-conv; + # postgres.py:757-817 write_math_main / :725-755 load_math_main. + cols = set(pe.parse_schema_columns()["math_main"]) + assert { + "zid", "math_env", "data", "last_vote_timestamp", + "caching_tick", "math_tick", + } <= cols + + def test_math_bidtopid_and_ptptstats_columns(self): + for table in ("math_bidtopid", "math_ptptstats"): + cols = set(pe.parse_schema_columns()[table]) + assert {"zid", "math_env", "math_tick", "data"} <= cols, table + + def test_math_ticks_columns(self): + # postgres.clj:292-295 inc-math-tick; postgres.py:910-939 increment_math_tick. + cols = set(pe.parse_schema_columns()["math_ticks"]) + assert {"zid", "math_env", "math_tick", "caching_tick"} <= cols + + def test_participants_shim_columns(self): + # SHIM: only postgres.py:701-713 poll_moderation's mod_out_ptpts query + # needs this table to exist at all (see module docstring). + cols = set(pe.parse_schema_columns()["participants"]) + assert {"pid", "zid", "mod"} <= cols + + def test_math_profile_columns(self): + # clj-write-only: conv_man.clj:97-113 handle-profile-data -> + # postgres.clj:340-348 upload-math-profile. + cols = set(pe.parse_schema_columns()["math_profile"]) + assert {"zid", "math_env", "data"} <= cols + + def test_parser_ignores_constraint_lines(self): + # UNIQUE(...) / FOREIGN KEY / PRIMARY KEY lines must never be mistaken + # for column declarations. + cols = pe.parse_schema_columns()["comments"] + assert "UNIQUE" not in [c.upper() for c in cols] + assert "FOREIGN" not in [c.upper() for c in cols] + + def test_parser_handles_nested_parens_in_column_types(self): + # VARCHAR(999) / VARCHAR(1000) contain a comma-free nested paren pair; + # a naive "split on any comma" parser would still work here, but a + # naive "first ');' terminates the table" parser could be fooled by + # now_as_millis() calls inside DEFAULT clauses — regression-guard that + # every table in the real schema still parses to a plausible column + # count (no table silently truncated). + tables = pe.parse_schema_columns() + assert len(tables["comments"]) >= 8 + assert len(tables["math_main"]) >= 6 + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# Stage A.2 — vote sign convention. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +class TestVoteSignConvention: + @pytest.mark.parametrize( + "delphi_sign, raw_db_sign", + [(1, -1), (-1, 1), (0, 0)], # AGREE, DISAGREE, PASS + ) + def test_delphi_vote_to_postgres_matches_raw_db_convention(self, delphi_sign, raw_db_sign): + # migrations.sql:742-747 — RAW DB: -1=agree, +1=disagree, 0=pass. + assert delphi_vote_to_postgres(delphi_sign) == raw_db_sign + + @pytest.mark.parametrize("delphi_sign", [1, -1, 0]) + def test_full_round_trip_dataset_to_db_to_py_ingress(self, delphi_sign): + """dataset.sign (Delphi convention, driver.py:56) -> seeder flip -> + RAW DB value -> py poll_votes ingress flip (postgres_vote_to_delphi, + general.py:19-40) -> back to the original Delphi-convention sign.""" + raw_db_value = delphi_vote_to_postgres(delphi_sign) + recovered = postgres_vote_to_delphi(raw_db_value) + assert recovered == delphi_sign + + def test_insert_votes_flips_sign_to_raw_db_convention(self): + ds = _dataset() + conn = _FakeConn() + n = pe.insert_votes(conn, ds, 0, ds.n) + + assert n == ds.n + # ATOMIC per batch (see test_insert_votes_is_one_atomic_statement's + # docstring for the root-cause rationale): exactly ONE execute() + # call carries every row's VALUES tuple, not one call per row. + assert len(conn.calls) == 1 + sql, params = conn.calls[0] + assert "INSERT INTO votes" in sql + assert sql.count("VALUES") == 1 + # First vote: sign=+1 (AGREE, Delphi) -> raw DB must be -1. + assert params["vote0"] == -1 + assert params["pid0"] == ds.votes[0].pid + assert params["tid0"] == ds.votes[0].tid + assert params["created0"] == ds.votes[0].t_ms + assert params["zid"] == pe.DEFAULT_ZID + + # Third vote (index 2, sorted order) is the PASS (sign=0) -> raw 0. + pass_idx = next(i for i, v in enumerate(ds.votes) if v.sign == 0) + assert params[f"vote{pass_idx}"] == 0 + + def test_insert_votes_is_one_atomic_statement(self): + """ROOT CAUSE #5 (2026-07-24 live-debug task, discovered AFTER root + cause #4's cut-boundary fix): a per-row execute() loop under + AUTOCOMMIT (the harness's default isolation level, ``build_clj_env`` + et al.) lets a CONCURRENTLY-RUNNING poller (both engines poll every + ~1s regardless of harness batch boundaries — production behavior, + unrelated to :func:`snap_cuts_past_timestamp_ties`) observe a + PARTIAL batch mid-insert. If that partial snapshot's max ``created`` + value ties with a not-yet-committed row's ``created`` (extremely + common in the vw dataset — most timestamps are shared by 2-8 votes, + module docstring), the STRICT ``created > watermark`` comparison + (both pollers, verbatim SQL) permanently drops that row the instant + the watermark advances past it — reproduced live: pid=33's LAST vote + (index 2050, comfortably INSIDE batch 3's [1757, 2349) range, nowhere + near either cut edge) went missing from clj-ref's own + ``user-vote-counts``, undercounting by exactly 1, even AFTER the cut + boundaries themselves were tie-free. + + Building ONE multi-row INSERT statement (as opposed to N single-row + executes, whether looped directly or via DBAPI executemany — which + for psycopg2 is ITSELF just a client-side loop of single-row + executes, not one atomic statement) makes the whole batch atomic + under Postgres MVCC: any concurrent reader sees either NONE or ALL of + a batch's rows, never a subset — eliminating the intra-batch race + entirely (the snap-cuts fix separately handles the CROSS-batch edge + case, where the tie spans two batches rather than sitting inside + one).""" + ds = _dataset() + conn = _FakeConn() + pe.insert_votes(conn, ds, 0, ds.n) + assert len(conn.calls) == 1 + + def test_insert_votes_slot_slicing(self): + ds = _dataset() + conn = _FakeConn() + n = pe.insert_votes(conn, ds, 0, 2) + assert n == 2 + assert len(conn.calls) == 1 + + conn2 = _FakeConn() + n2 = pe.insert_votes(conn2, ds, 2, ds.n) + assert n2 == ds.n - 2 + assert len(conn2.calls) == 1 + + def test_insert_votes_empty_slice_issues_no_statement(self): + ds = _dataset() + conn = _FakeConn() + n = pe.insert_votes(conn, ds, ds.n, ds.n) + assert n == 0 + assert len(conn.calls) == 0 + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# insert_mod_events — the moderation-stream analogue of insert_votes. Needed +# to actually exercise pc-meta-02's "interleave-by-timestamp" moderation +# schedule (2026-07-24 session 2: previously ONLY the CSV-based driver +# (schedule.py's slice_schedule) applied mod_events; the live poller-equiv +# feeder never wired this in at all — seed_conversation's own docstring +# flagged it as "the feeder's job", but Stage C never built it). Mirrors +# slice_schedule's EXACT time-windowing semantics (schedule.py:206-225) so +# both drivers attach a mod_event to the same batch, and insert_votes' +# atomicity fix (root cause #5) — one multi-row UPDATE, never a per-row loop. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +def _dataset_with_mods() -> ReplayDataset: + raw = [ + (1000, 1, 10, 1), (1001, 1, 11, -1), (1002, 2, 10, 0), (1003, 2, 11, 1), + ] + comments = { + 10: CommentMeta(tid=10, created_ms=900, is_meta=False), + 11: CommentMeta(tid=11, created_ms=901, is_meta=False), + } + mod_events = [ + ModEvent(t_ms=1000, tid=10, mod=-1), # lands in the FIRST window (<=1001) + ModEvent(t_ms=1001, tid=11, mod=1), # ALSO the first window (boundary-inclusive) + ModEvent(t_ms=1002, tid=10, mod=1), # second window (>1001, <=1003) — revises tid=10 + ModEvent(t_ms=1500, tid=11, mod=-1), # AFTER the last cut (1003) — dropped, like tail votes + ] + return ReplayDataset.build(raw, comments=comments, mod_events=mod_events) + + +class TestInsertModEvents: + def test_time_window_matches_slice_schedule_semantics(self): + """Mirrors schedule.py's slice_schedule: an event lands in the batch + whose cut_time_ms is the FIRST to reach it — ``prev_time_ms < t_ms + <= cut_time_ms``, ``prev_time_ms=None`` meaning no floor.""" + ds = _dataset_with_mods() + conn = _FakeConn() + n = pe.insert_mod_events(conn, ds, None, 1001, zid=1) + assert n == 2 # tid=10@1000 and tid=11@1001 + assert len(conn.calls) == 1 + sql, params = conn.calls[0] + assert "UPDATE comments" in sql + assert sql.count("VALUES") == 1 + assert params["zid"] == 1 + + def test_second_window_excludes_first_windows_events(self): + ds = _dataset_with_mods() + conn = _FakeConn() + n = pe.insert_mod_events(conn, ds, 1001, 1003, zid=1) + assert n == 1 # only tid=10@1002 + + def test_events_after_the_final_cut_are_dropped(self): + ds = _dataset_with_mods() + conn = _FakeConn() + # Even a huge upper bound only reaches events with t_ms <= cut_time_ms + # given as the argument — the "after the last real cut" drop is the + # CALLER's job (never invoking this with a cut past the schedule), + # exactly like insert_votes' tail-votes convention. + n = pe.insert_mod_events(conn, ds, 1003, 1400, zid=1) + assert n == 0 + assert len(conn.calls) == 0 + + def test_empty_window_issues_no_statement(self): + ds = _dataset_with_mods() + conn = _FakeConn() + n = pe.insert_mod_events(conn, ds, 1600, 1700, zid=1) + assert n == 0 + assert len(conn.calls) == 0 + + def test_no_mod_events_at_all_issues_no_statement(self): + """The common case (vw has none) — must be a total no-op, never even + touching the connection.""" + ds = _dataset() # no mod_events passed -> defaults to () + conn = _FakeConn() + n = pe.insert_mod_events(conn, ds, None, 10_000, zid=1) + assert n == 0 + assert len(conn.calls) == 0 + + def test_multiple_events_for_the_same_tid_in_one_window_keep_the_latest(self): + """Two mod_events for the SAME tid landing in the SAME window (e.g. a + moderator flip-flopping within one batch) must produce exactly ONE + VALUES row for that tid — Postgres's UPDATE...FROM semantics are + UNSPECIFIED when the FROM subquery has multiple rows matching the + same target row, so de-duplication (latest t_ms wins, mirroring + votes' latest-vote-wins) must happen BEFORE the SQL is built, not be + left to the database.""" + raw = [(1000, 1, 10, 1)] + comments = {10: CommentMeta(tid=10, created_ms=900)} + mod_events = [ + ModEvent(t_ms=1000, tid=10, mod=-1), + ModEvent(t_ms=1001, tid=10, mod=1), # supersedes the -1 above + ] + ds = ReplayDataset.build(raw, comments=comments, mod_events=mod_events) + conn = _FakeConn() + n = pe.insert_mod_events(conn, ds, None, 2000, zid=1) + assert n == 2 # raw event count returned (mirrors insert_votes' row count) + sql, params = conn.calls[0] + assert sql.count("VALUES (") == 1 # exactly ONE tuple in the VALUES list + # The LATEST (t_ms=1001) mod value must be the one sent. + mod_values = [v for k, v in params.items() if k.startswith("mod") and not k.startswith("modified")] + assert mod_values == [1] + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# Stage A.2/A.3 — seeder structure + idempotency (fake-conn, no real DB). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +class TestSeedConversation: + def test_seed_conversation_inserts_conversation_and_all_comments(self): + ds = _dataset() + conn = _FakeConn() + pe.seed_conversation(conn, ds, zid=7) + + conv_calls = [c for c in conn.calls if "INSERT INTO conversations" in c[0]] + comment_calls = [c for c in conn.calls if "INSERT INTO comments" in c[0]] + assert len(conv_calls) == 1 + assert conv_calls[0][1]["zid"] == 7 + assert len(comment_calls) == len(ds.comments) + + by_tid = {c[1]["tid"]: c[1] for c in comment_calls} + assert by_tid[10]["is_meta"] is False + assert by_tid[11]["is_meta"] is True + # Placeholder text only — never real content. + assert by_tid[10]["txt"] == "comment 10" + + def test_seed_conversation_sql_is_idempotent_by_construction(self): + """Both inserts must be conflict-safe (ON CONFLICT ... DO NOTHING) so + re-seeding an already-seeded conversation never raises a duplicate-key + error — required by the spec's "idempotent-safe or fails loudly".""" + ds = _dataset() + conn = _FakeConn() + pe.seed_conversation(conn, ds, zid=1) + for sql, _params in conn.calls: + assert "ON CONFLICT" in sql + assert "DO NOTHING" in sql + + def test_seed_conversation_called_twice_produces_same_call_shape(self): + """Calling seed_conversation twice (e.g. a retried seed) must not + change the SET of statements issued — behavioral idempotency is + verified against a live DB in TestLiveEndToEnd; this checks the + fake-conn call shape is stable across repeats (no accumulation of + distinct non-conflict-safe statements).""" + ds = _dataset() + conn = _FakeConn() + pe.seed_conversation(conn, ds, zid=1) + first_pass = list(conn.calls) + conn.calls.clear() + pe.seed_conversation(conn, ds, zid=1) + second_pass = list(conn.calls) + assert len(first_pass) == len(second_pass) + assert [c[0] for c in first_pass] == [c[0] for c in second_pass] + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# Stage B.1/B.2 — runner env/cmd assembly (NO subprocess launches). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +class TestRunnerEnvAssembly: + def test_build_clj_env_sets_required_vars(self): + env = pe.build_clj_env( + database_url="postgresql://x/polis_equiv", math_env="clj-ref", + poll_from_days_ago=10000, base_env={"PATH": "/usr/bin", "KEEP": "1"}, + ) + # DATABASE_URL scheme is translated postgresql:// -> postgres:// — see + # test_build_clj_env_translates_postgresql_scheme_to_postgres below for + # the root-cause rationale (Hikari's postgres.clj regex only matches a + # literal "postgres://" prefix; "postgresql://" silently destructures + # to all-nil host/port/user/pass -> ConnectException). + assert env["DATABASE_URL"] == "postgres://x/polis_equiv" + assert env["MATH_ENV"] == "clj-ref" + assert env["POLL_FROM_DAYS_AGO"] == "10000" + # base_env is preserved, not clobbered wholesale. + assert env["PATH"] == "/usr/bin" + assert env["KEEP"] == "1" + + def test_build_clj_env_translates_postgresql_scheme_to_postgres(self): + """ROOT CAUSE #1 (2026-07-24 live debug): create_equiv_db/_url_with_dbname + always hand back a SQLAlchemy-style ``postgresql://`` URL (preserving + whatever scheme --admin-url used). Clojure's ``create-hikari-datasource`` + (postgres.clj:18) parses DATABASE_URL with + ``#"postgres://(?:(.+):(.*)@)?([^:]+)(?::(\\d+))?/(.+)"`` — a regex that + requires the LITERAL prefix "postgres://", not "postgresql://". Feeding + it "postgresql://..." makes ``re-matches`` return nil, so the + destructured user/password/host/port/db are ALL nil, producing + ``jdbc:postgresql://:5432/`` (empty host, wrong port) and a + ConnectException — reproduced live: `clojure -M:run full` crashed with + exactly this stack trace against a real Postgres until the scheme was + corrected to postgres://.""" + for given in ( + "postgresql://u:p@127.0.0.1:15432/polis_equiv", + "postgresql+psycopg2://u:p@127.0.0.1:15432/polis_equiv", + ): + env = pe.build_clj_env(database_url=given, math_env="clj-ref", base_env={}) + assert env["DATABASE_URL"] == "postgres://u:p@127.0.0.1:15432/polis_equiv" + + def test_build_clj_env_formats_a_click_float_default_as_a_bare_integer(self): + """ROOT CAUSE #2 (2026-07-24 live debug): the CLI's + ``--poll-from-days-ago`` option is ``type=float, default=10000`` — Click + resolves that default THROUGH the type, so the value the CLI actually + passes to build_clj_env is the FLOAT 10000.0, not the int 10000 (every + existing test in this class calls build_clj_env with a bare int literal, + which never exercised this path). ``str(10000.0)`` is "10000.0", and + Clojure's ``->long`` config parser (config.clj) is + ``Long/parseLong`` — which THROWS on "10000.0", caught + logged as a + warning, returning nil. ``deep-merge`` then REPLACES (not falls back to) + the default 10 with that nil, and ``polismath.poller/poll`` computes + ``(* nil 1000 60 60 24)`` — reproduced live as + ``Execution error (NullPointerException) at polismath.poller/poll + (poller.clj:15)``, silently swallowed inside the async go-loop's + result channel (never printed) until the DATABASE_URL fix above let the + Postgres component actually start.""" + env = pe.build_clj_env( + database_url="postgresql://x/polis_equiv", math_env="clj-ref", + poll_from_days_ago=10000.0, base_env={}, + ) + assert env["POLL_FROM_DAYS_AGO"] == "10000" + + def test_build_clj_env_rounds_a_fractional_days_ago_to_the_nearest_integer(self): + env = pe.build_clj_env( + database_url="postgresql://x/polis_equiv", math_env="clj-ref", + poll_from_days_ago=3.6, base_env={}, + ) + assert env["POLL_FROM_DAYS_AGO"] == "4" + + def test_build_clj_env_defaults_logging_level_to_info(self): + """RUNNER EVIDENCE (2026-07-24 live-debug task, REQUIRED FIX #3): + the clj container's default logging level is :warn (config.clj + defaults map) — at :warn, EVERY application-level trace (poll + cycles, conv-manager batch processing, recompute completion) is + silently suppressed, leaving a captured runner log with nothing but + HikariCP connection-pool heartbeats. This is not cosmetic: a stalled + or slow-to-converge container is INDISTINGUISHABLE from a crashed + one without this. ``LOGGING_LEVEL`` is the env var + ``polismath.components.logger`` honors (config.clj's + ``:logging-level`` rule -> ``get-in config [:logging :level]``).""" + env = pe.build_clj_env( + database_url="postgresql://x/polis_equiv", math_env="clj-ref", base_env={}, + ) + assert env["LOGGING_LEVEL"] == "info" + + def test_build_clj_env_logging_level_is_overridable(self): + env = pe.build_clj_env( + database_url="postgresql://x/polis_equiv", math_env="clj-ref", base_env={}, + logging_level="debug", + ) + assert env["LOGGING_LEVEL"] == "debug" + + def test_build_py_env_sets_required_vars(self): + env = pe.build_py_env( + database_url="postgresql://x/polis_equiv", math_env="py-shadow", + poll_from_days_ago=10000, + base_env={}, + ) + assert env["DATABASE_URL"] == "postgresql://x/polis_equiv" + assert env["MATH_ENV"] == "py-shadow" + assert env["POLL_FROM_DAYS_AGO"] == "10000" + + def test_build_py_env_forces_postgresql_scheme(self): + """Symmetric guard to the clj-side scheme fix: SQLAlchemy/psycopg2 no + longer accept the bare "postgres://" scheme (dropped in SQLAlchemy + 1.4+, raises 'plain "postgres" dialect is no longer supported') — so + even if a caller's admin-url happened to use "postgres://" (the SAME + scheme the clj side needs), the py side must always get + "postgresql://".""" + env = pe.build_py_env( + database_url="postgres://u:p@127.0.0.1:15432/polis_equiv", + math_env="py-shadow", base_env={}, + ) + assert env["DATABASE_URL"] == "postgresql://u:p@127.0.0.1:15432/polis_equiv" + + def test_build_py_env_defaults_database_ssl_mode_to_disable(self): + """ROOT CAUSE #3 (2026-07-24 live debug): ``scripts/math_poller.py`` + never loads a .env file — ``PollerConfig.from_env``'s DATABASE_URL + comes straight from the process env this harness constructs. + ``polismath.database.postgres.PostgresClient`` defaults ``ssl_mode`` to + ``os.environ.get("DATABASE_SSL_MODE", "require")`` (postgres.py:92) + when the caller (math_poller.py's ``_build_service``) doesn't pass one + explicitly — which it doesn't. Reproduced live: the py poller looped + forever on ``psycopg2.OperationalError: ... server does not support + SSL, but SSL was required`` against the harness's local (non-SSL) + Postgres target, until DATABASE_SSL_MODE=disable was set explicitly.""" + env = pe.build_py_env(database_url="postgresql://x/polis_equiv", math_env="e", base_env={}) + assert env["DATABASE_SSL_MODE"] == "disable" + + def test_build_py_env_database_ssl_mode_is_overridable(self): + env = pe.build_py_env( + database_url="postgresql://x/polis_equiv", math_env="e", base_env={}, + database_ssl_mode="require", + ) + assert env["DATABASE_SSL_MODE"] == "require" + + def test_clj_container_runner_cmd_cwd_env(self): + runner = pe.CljContainerRunner( + database_url="postgresql://x/polis_equiv", math_env="clj-ref", + base_env={}, + ) + assert runner.cmd == ["clojure", "-M:run", "full"] + assert runner.cwd == pe._MATH_ROOT + assert runner.cwd.name == "math" + assert runner.env["DATABASE_URL"] == "postgres://x/polis_equiv" + assert runner.env["MATH_ENV"] == "clj-ref" + assert runner.env["POLL_FROM_DAYS_AGO"] == "10000" + assert runner._proc is None # never started + assert runner.pid is None + assert runner.is_alive() is False + + def test_py_poller_runner_cmd_cwd_env(self): + runner = pe.PyPollerRunner( + database_url="postgresql://x/polis_equiv", math_env="py-shadow", + base_env={}, + ) + assert runner.cmd == ["uv", "run", "python", "scripts/math_poller.py"] + # Equality with _DELPHI_ROOT is the contract; asserting the directory + # NAME was layout-fragile — CI mounts the delphi tree at /app, where + # .name == "app" (python-ci run 30071088647, 2026-07-24). + assert runner.cwd == pe._DELPHI_ROOT + assert runner.env["MATH_ENV"] == "py-shadow" + assert runner.env["DATABASE_SSL_MODE"] == "disable" + assert runner._proc is None + + def test_math_root_and_delphi_root_are_siblings(self): + assert pe._MATH_ROOT.parent == pe._DELPHI_ROOT.parent + + +class TestSubprocessRunnerKill: + """kill() lifecycle via a mocked Popen — no real process is ever spawned.""" + + def test_kill_is_noop_when_never_started(self): + runner = pe._SubprocessRunner(["true"], cwd=Path("."), env={}) + runner.kill(grace=0.01) # must not raise + + def test_kill_is_noop_when_already_exited(self): + runner = pe._SubprocessRunner(["true"], cwd=Path("."), env={}) + fake_proc = MagicMock() + fake_proc.poll.return_value = 0 # already exited + runner._proc = fake_proc + runner.kill(grace=0.01) + fake_proc.terminate.assert_not_called() + fake_proc.kill.assert_not_called() + + def test_kill_sigterm_succeeds_without_sigkill(self): + runner = pe._SubprocessRunner(["true"], cwd=Path("."), env={}) + fake_proc = MagicMock() + fake_proc.poll.return_value = None + fake_proc.wait.return_value = 0 # terminate() succeeds within grace + runner._proc = fake_proc + runner.kill(grace=5.0) + fake_proc.terminate.assert_called_once() + fake_proc.kill.assert_not_called() + + def test_kill_escalates_to_sigkill_after_grace_timeout(self): + runner = pe._SubprocessRunner(["true"], cwd=Path("."), env={}) + fake_proc = MagicMock() + fake_proc.poll.return_value = None + fake_proc.wait.side_effect = [ + subprocess.TimeoutExpired(cmd="true", timeout=0.01), + 0, + ] + runner._proc = fake_proc + runner.kill(grace=0.01) + fake_proc.terminate.assert_called_once() + fake_proc.kill.assert_called_once() + assert fake_proc.wait.call_count == 2 + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# RUNNER EVIDENCE — capture stdout+stderr to a log file under --out (real +# short-lived subprocesses; no PIPE is left undrained). REQUIRED FIX #3 from +# the 2026-07-24 live-debug task: without this, a runner crashing at startup +# (e.g. root causes #1-#3 above) leaves NO trace anywhere the harness looks. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +class TestSubprocessRunnerLogCapture: + def test_log_path_none_preserves_pipe_behavior(self, tmp_path): + """Default (no log_path) — same PIPE-based behavior the standalone + `run-clj`/`run-py` CLI subcommands stream from (unchanged contract).""" + runner = pe._SubprocessRunner( + ["sh", "-c", "echo hi"], cwd=tmp_path, env={"PATH": os.environ["PATH"]}, + ) + proc = runner.start() + assert proc.stdout is not None + out = proc.stdout.read() + proc.wait(timeout=5) + assert "hi" in out + + def test_log_path_captures_stdout_and_stderr_to_file(self, tmp_path): + log_path = tmp_path / "clj-ref.runner.log" + runner = pe._SubprocessRunner( + ["sh", "-c", "echo out-line; echo err-line 1>&2"], + cwd=tmp_path, env={"PATH": os.environ["PATH"]}, log_path=log_path, + ) + proc = runner.start() + assert proc.stdout is None # not piped — went straight to the file + proc.wait(timeout=5) + runner.kill(grace=0.01) # closes the log file handle + text = log_path.read_text() + assert "out-line" in text + assert "err-line" in text + + def test_log_path_parent_dir_is_created(self, tmp_path): + log_path = tmp_path / "nested" / "dir" / "py-shadow.runner.log" + runner = pe._SubprocessRunner( + ["sh", "-c", "echo hi"], cwd=tmp_path, env={"PATH": os.environ["PATH"]}, + log_path=log_path, + ) + runner.start().wait(timeout=5) + runner.kill(grace=0.01) + assert log_path.exists() + + def test_restart_appends_rather_than_truncating(self, tmp_path): + """A seam restart must not erase the PRE-seam evidence — the new + process's runner reuses the SAME log path and must append.""" + log_path = tmp_path / "py-shadow.runner.log" + first = pe._SubprocessRunner( + ["sh", "-c", "echo first-run"], cwd=tmp_path, env={"PATH": os.environ["PATH"]}, + log_path=log_path, + ) + first.start().wait(timeout=5) + first.kill(grace=0.01) + + second = pe._SubprocessRunner( + ["sh", "-c", "echo second-run"], cwd=tmp_path, env={"PATH": os.environ["PATH"]}, + log_path=log_path, + ) + second.start().wait(timeout=5) + second.kill(grace=0.01) + + text = log_path.read_text() + assert "first-run" in text + assert "second-run" in text + + def test_runner_constructors_accept_log_path(self, tmp_path): + log_path = tmp_path / "clj-ref.runner.log" + runner = pe.CljContainerRunner( + database_url="postgresql://x/polis_equiv", math_env="clj-ref", + base_env={}, log_path=log_path, + ) + assert runner.log_path == log_path + + py_log = tmp_path / "py-shadow.runner.log" + py_runner = pe.PyPollerRunner( + database_url="postgresql://x/polis_equiv", math_env="py-shadow", + base_env={}, log_path=py_log, + ) + assert py_runner.log_path == py_log + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# Stage B.3 — wait_for_tick (mocked connection, no real sleeping). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +class _FakeClock: + def __init__(self, start: float = 0.0, step: float = 1.0): + self.t = start + self.step = step + self.sleep_calls = 0 + + def now(self) -> float: + return self.t + + def sleep(self, seconds: float) -> None: + self.sleep_calls += 1 + self.t += self.step + + +class _SequenceConn: + """Returns rows from a fixed sequence, one per execute() call (clamped to + the last row once exhausted).""" + + def __init__(self, rows): + self._rows = list(rows) + self.n_calls = 0 + + def execute(self, stmt, params=None): + idx = min(self.n_calls, len(self._rows) - 1) + self.n_calls += 1 + return _FakeResult(self._rows[idx]) + + +class TestWaitForTick: + def test_returns_row_once_predicate_matches(self): + conn = _SequenceConn([None, {"caching_tick": 1}, {"caching_tick": 2}]) + clock = _FakeClock() + row = pe.wait_for_tick( + conn, "clj-ref", 1, lambda r: r["caching_tick"] >= 2, + timeout=100, poll_interval=1.0, sleep=clock.sleep, now=clock.now, + ) + assert row == {"caching_tick": 2} + assert conn.n_calls == 3 + + def test_returns_none_on_timeout(self): + conn = _SequenceConn([{"caching_tick": 0}]) + clock = _FakeClock(start=0.0, step=1.0) + row = pe.wait_for_tick( + conn, "clj-ref", 1, lambda r: r["caching_tick"] >= 99, + timeout=3, poll_interval=1.0, sleep=clock.sleep, now=clock.now, + ) + assert row is None + assert clock.sleep_calls == 3 + + def test_none_row_never_satisfies_predicate(self): + """A predicate that doesn't guard against None must not raise before + the row exists (no math_main row yet == a cold zid).""" + conn = _SequenceConn([None, None, {"caching_tick": 1}]) + clock = _FakeClock() + row = pe.wait_for_tick( + conn, "clj-ref", 1, lambda r: r.get("caching_tick") == 1, + timeout=100, poll_interval=1.0, sleep=clock.sleep, now=clock.now, + ) + assert row == {"caching_tick": 1} + + def test_uses_zid_and_math_env_in_query_params(self): + captured = {} + + class _CapturingConn: + def execute(self, stmt, params=None): + captured.update(params or {}) + return _FakeResult({"caching_tick": 1}) + + clock = _FakeClock() + pe.wait_for_tick( + _CapturingConn(), "py-shadow", 42, lambda r: True, + timeout=1, sleep=clock.sleep, now=clock.now, + ) + assert captured == {"zid": 42, "math_env": "py-shadow"} + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# Quirk Q19 harness-level mitigation — wait-for-first-poll-cycle gate. +# ``conv_man.clj``'s ``queue-message-batch!`` has an unsynchronized +# check-then-act race spinning up TWO independent conv-actors for a +# brand-new zid whenever the :votes and :moderation pollers BOTH discover +# data for it on their very first poll tick (near-guaranteed by this +# harness's OWN timing: seed data + batch 0 land in the DB before the JVM +# even finishes booting). ``_poll_cycle_signal_seen``/ +# ``wait_for_first_poll_cycle`` delay feeding batch 0 until we've observed +# the clj runner log show AT LEAST ONE completed ``:votes`` poll cycle — by +# construction that cycle found ZERO rows (we haven't inserted any yet), so +# NO queue-message-batch! call happens from the votes side at all, meaning +# only ONE poller (moderation, discovering the already-seeded comments) can +# EVER be first to create the actor — no race, regardless of scheduling. +# ``polismath.poller/poll`` (poller.clj:24) emits ``"Polling > +# "`` UNCONDITIONALLY on every cycle (found rows or not), which +# is what makes this a reliable, log-based signal rather than a fixed sleep. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +class TestPollCycleSignalSeen: + def test_absent_when_log_is_empty(self): + assert pe._poll_cycle_signal_seen("") is False + + def test_absent_when_log_has_only_hikari_chatter(self): + text = "05:19:54.132 [main] INFO com.zaxxer.hikari.HikariDataSource - HikariPool-1 - Start completed.\n" + assert pe._poll_cycle_signal_seen(text) is False + + def test_present_after_a_real_poll_line(self): + text = "2026-07-24T03:57:30.497Z device-137.home INFO [polismath.poller:24] - Polling :votes > 1732029094000\n" + assert pe._poll_cycle_signal_seen(text) is True + + def test_message_type_is_selective(self): + text = "INFO [polismath.poller:24] - Polling :moderation > 123\n" + assert pe._poll_cycle_signal_seen(text, message_type="votes") is False + assert pe._poll_cycle_signal_seen(text, message_type="moderation") is True + + def test_default_message_type_is_votes(self): + text = "INFO [polismath.poller:24] - Polling :votes > 0\n" + assert pe._poll_cycle_signal_seen(text) is True + + +class TestWaitForFirstPollCycle: + def test_observed_true_once_the_signal_appears(self, tmp_path): + log_path = tmp_path / "clj-ref.runner.log" + log_path.write_text("boot chatter only\n") + clock = _FakeClock() + + # Simulate the signal landing mid-wait by mutating the file from + # inside a custom sleep callback — the poll loop re-reads the file + # on every iteration, exactly like the real subprocess appending to + # it over time. + def sleep_then_append(seconds): + clock.sleep(seconds) + log_path.write_text(log_path.read_text() + "Polling :votes > 0\n") + + result = pe.wait_for_first_poll_cycle( + log_path, timeout=10, poll_interval=1.0, sleep=sleep_then_append, now=clock.now, + ) + assert result["observed"] is True + assert result["elapsed_s"] >= 0 + + def test_observed_false_on_timeout(self, tmp_path): + log_path = tmp_path / "clj-ref.runner.log" + log_path.write_text("boot chatter only, never a poll line\n") + clock = _FakeClock() + result = pe.wait_for_first_poll_cycle( + log_path, timeout=3, poll_interval=1.0, sleep=clock.sleep, now=clock.now, + ) + assert result["observed"] is False + assert result["reason"] == "timeout" + + def test_none_log_path_is_immediately_not_observed(self): + clock = _FakeClock() + result = pe.wait_for_first_poll_cycle( + None, timeout=10, sleep=clock.sleep, now=clock.now, + ) + assert result["observed"] is False + assert clock.sleep_calls == 0 # never even waits — nothing to poll + + def test_missing_log_file_is_treated_as_empty_not_an_error(self, tmp_path): + log_path = tmp_path / "never-created.log" + clock = _FakeClock() + result = pe.wait_for_first_poll_cycle( + log_path, timeout=2, poll_interval=1.0, sleep=clock.sleep, now=clock.now, + ) + assert result["observed"] is False + assert result["reason"] == "timeout" + + def test_already_present_signal_returns_immediately_without_sleeping(self, tmp_path): + log_path = tmp_path / "clj-ref.runner.log" + log_path.write_text("...\nPolling :votes > 0\n...\n") + clock = _FakeClock() + result = pe.wait_for_first_poll_cycle( + log_path, timeout=10, poll_interval=1.0, sleep=clock.sleep, now=clock.now, + ) + assert result["observed"] is True + assert clock.sleep_calls == 0 + + def test_start_offset_ignores_stale_pre_offset_content(self, tmp_path): + """ROOT CAUSE (found live, 2026-07-24 session 2): the runner log is + opened in APPEND mode (:class:`_SubprocessRunner`, so a seam + restart's post-restart output lands in the SAME file as the + pre-restart run). A FRESH container's cold-start gate check must + NOT be satisfied by a "Polling :votes >" line left over from a + PREVIOUS attempt sitting earlier in the SAME file — that content + proves nothing about whether THIS instance has polled yet. Without + ``start_offset``, the gate is a no-op after the first-ever run in a + given --out directory (silently defeating the whole Q19 + mitigation) — reproduced live: the mitigation's very first + real-world run still hit quirk Q19, because the gate was satisfied + instantly by stale text.""" + log_path = tmp_path / "clj-ref.runner.log" + log_path.write_text("Polling :votes > 999\n") # stale, from a PRIOR attempt + offset = log_path.stat().st_size + clock = _FakeClock() + result = pe.wait_for_first_poll_cycle( + log_path, timeout=3, poll_interval=1.0, sleep=clock.sleep, now=clock.now, + start_offset=offset, + ) + assert result["observed"] is False + assert result["reason"] == "timeout" + + def test_start_offset_still_observes_genuinely_new_content(self, tmp_path): + log_path = tmp_path / "clj-ref.runner.log" + log_path.write_text("stale boot chatter from a prior attempt\n") + offset = log_path.stat().st_size + + def sleep_then_append(seconds): + with open(log_path, "a") as fh: + fh.write("Polling :votes > 0\n") + + clock = _FakeClock() + result = pe.wait_for_first_poll_cycle( + log_path, timeout=10, poll_interval=1.0, sleep=sleep_then_append, now=clock.now, + start_offset=offset, + ) + assert result["observed"] is True + + def test_start_offset_defaults_to_zero_reading_the_whole_file(self, tmp_path): + """Backward-compatible default — every EXISTING caller/test above + (offset unspecified) reads from the start of the file, unchanged.""" + log_path = tmp_path / "clj-ref.runner.log" + log_path.write_text("Polling :votes > 0\n") + clock = _FakeClock() + result = pe.wait_for_first_poll_cycle( + log_path, timeout=10, poll_interval=1.0, sleep=clock.sleep, now=clock.now, + ) + assert result["observed"] is True + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# CLI stub smoke test — the click group loads and exposes the stage A/B +# subcommands (no real seeding/subprocess is exercised here). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +_CLI_PATH = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2] / "scripts" / "poller_equiv.py" + + +def _cli_module(): + spec = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location("poller_equiv_cli", _CLI_PATH) + mod = importlib.util.module_from_spec(spec) + spec.loader.exec_module(mod) + return mod + + +class TestCliStub: + def test_cli_help_lists_stage_ab_subcommands(self): + mod = _cli_module() + result = CliRunner().invoke(mod.cli, ["--help"]) + assert result.exit_code == 0 + assert "seed" in result.output + assert "run-clj" in result.output + assert "run-py" in result.output + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# Live-Postgres end-to-end (gated — self-skips without POLLER_EQUIV_PG_URL). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # +@_needs_live_pg +class TestLiveEndToEnd: + """Exercises create_equiv_db + seed_conversation + insert_votes against a + REAL Postgres server. Set POLLER_EQUIV_PG_URL to an admin connection + (e.g. postgresql://postgres:postgres@localhost:15432/postgres) pointing at + a database OTHER than the equiv db itself to run these.""" + + DBNAME = "polis_equiv_test" + + def test_create_seed_and_reseed_is_idempotent(self): + target_url = pe.create_equiv_db(PG_URL, dbname=self.DBNAME) + engine = sa.create_engine(target_url) + try: + ds = _dataset() + with engine.begin() as conn: + pe.seed_conversation(conn, ds, zid=1) + pe.seed_conversation(conn, ds, zid=1) # re-seed: must not raise + + with engine.connect() as conn: + n_convs = conn.execute( + sa.text("SELECT COUNT(*) FROM conversations WHERE zid = 1") + ).scalar() + n_comments = conn.execute( + sa.text("SELECT COUNT(*) FROM comments WHERE zid = 1") + ).scalar() + assert n_convs == 1 + assert n_comments == len(ds.comments) + finally: + engine.dispose() + + def test_insert_votes_lands_raw_db_sign_convention(self): + target_url = pe.create_equiv_db(PG_URL, dbname=self.DBNAME) + engine = sa.create_engine(target_url) + try: + ds = _dataset() + with engine.begin() as conn: + pe.seed_conversation(conn, ds, zid=1) + pe.insert_votes(conn, ds, 0, ds.n, zid=1) + + with engine.connect() as conn: + rows = conn.execute( + sa.text("SELECT pid, tid, vote FROM votes WHERE zid = 1 " + "ORDER BY pid, tid") + ).mappings().all() + by_pid_tid = {(r["pid"], r["tid"]): r["vote"] for r in rows} + for v in ds.votes: + assert by_pid_tid[(v.pid, v.tid)] == delphi_vote_to_postgres(v.sign) + finally: + engine.dispose() + + def test_participants_table_exists_and_empty(self): + """The participants SHIM must exist (py poll_moderation depends on it) + but is never seeded.""" + target_url = pe.create_equiv_db(PG_URL, dbname=self.DBNAME) + engine = sa.create_engine(target_url) + try: + with engine.connect() as conn: + count = conn.execute(sa.text("SELECT COUNT(*) FROM participants")).scalar() + assert count == 0 + finally: + engine.dispose() diff --git a/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_real_data_local.py b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_real_data_local.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..cfca6ef963 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_real_data_local.py @@ -0,0 +1,39 @@ +"""dataset_dir resolves private datasets under real_data/.local/. + +The five private datasets live in ``real_data/.local/*-`` (gitignored); +the public ones at ``real_data/*-``. The battery needs both +(GOAL_R1_PARITY.md: "All real_data datasets"). Slug-only lookups keep +report-id directory names out of code (real_data.py module doc). +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import pytest + +from polismath.replay import real_data as rd + + +@pytest.fixture() +def fake_root(tmp_path, monkeypatch): + (tmp_path / "rPUBLIC-pub").mkdir() + (tmp_path / ".local" / "rPRIVATE-priv").mkdir(parents=True) + (tmp_path / ".local" / "rSHADOW-pub").mkdir() # slug collision with public + monkeypatch.setattr(rd, "REAL_DATA_ROOT", tmp_path) + return tmp_path + + +def test_public_dataset_resolves(fake_root): + assert rd.dataset_dir("pub") == fake_root / "rPUBLIC-pub" + + +def test_local_dataset_resolves(fake_root): + assert rd.dataset_dir("priv") == fake_root / ".local" / "rPRIVATE-priv" + + +def test_public_wins_slug_collision(fake_root): + # Top-level (public) match takes priority over a .local shadow. + assert rd.dataset_dir("pub") == fake_root / "rPUBLIC-pub" + + +def test_unknown_slug_returns_none(fake_root): + assert rd.dataset_dir("nope") is None diff --git a/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_real_data_mod_events.py b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_real_data_mod_events.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..4cacf44d27 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_real_data_mod_events.py @@ -0,0 +1,174 @@ +"""``real_data.load_export_votes`` builds ``dataset.mod_events`` from the +comments CSV when it carries the moderation-history columns +(MOD_RESTART_PORT_SPEC.md "Python ports" item 3: modified->t_ms, +comment-id->tid, moderated->mod, is-meta->is_meta). + +Synthetic fixtures only, written under ``tmp_path`` with ``REAL_DATA_ROOT`` +monkeypatched — never touches ``real_data/.local``. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import csv + +import pytest + +from polismath.replay import real_data as rd + +_VOTES_HEADER = ["timestamp", "datetime", "comment-id", "voter-id", "vote"] + +# New-format header: existing columns unchanged, is-meta/modified ADDITIVE +# at the end (mirrors the prodclone extractor's planned column order). +_COMMENTS_HEADER_NEW = [ + "timestamp", "datetime", "comment-id", "author-id", + "agrees", "disagrees", "moderated", "comment-body", + "is-meta", "modified", +] +_COMMENTS_HEADER_LEGACY = [ + "timestamp", "datetime", "comment-id", "author-id", + "agrees", "disagrees", "moderated", "comment-body", +] + + +def _write_csv(path, header, rows) -> None: + with open(path, "w", newline="") as fh: + w = csv.writer(fh) + w.writerow(header) + w.writerows(rows) + + +@pytest.fixture() +def fake_root(tmp_path, monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.setattr(rd, "REAL_DATA_ROOT", tmp_path) + return tmp_path + + +def _seed_votes(d, slug: str) -> None: + _write_csv( + d / f"{slug}-votes.csv", _VOTES_HEADER, + [ + [100, "t1", 10, 1, 1], + [200, "t2", 11, 2, -1], + ], + ) + + +def test_mod_events_built_from_new_columns(fake_root): + slug = "modtest" + d = fake_root / f"rFAKE-{slug}" + d.mkdir() + _seed_votes(d, slug) + _write_csv( + d / f"{slug}-comments.csv", _COMMENTS_HEADER_NEW, + [ + [100, "t1", 10, 1, 3, 1, -1, "", "False", 150], + [200, "t2", 11, 2, 1, 0, 1, "", "True", 250], + ], + ) + ds = rd.load_export_votes(slug) + assert len(ds.mod_events) == 2 + events = sorted(ds.mod_events, key=lambda m: m.t_ms) + assert (events[0].t_ms, events[0].tid, events[0].mod) == (150, 10, -1) + assert events[0].is_meta is False + assert (events[1].t_ms, events[1].tid, events[1].mod) == (250, 11, 1) + assert events[1].is_meta is True + assert ds.mod_events_skipped == 0 + + +def test_rows_without_modified_are_skipped_and_counted(fake_root): + slug = "modtest2" + d = fake_root / f"rFAKE-{slug}" + d.mkdir() + _seed_votes(d, slug) + _write_csv( + d / f"{slug}-comments.csv", _COMMENTS_HEADER_NEW, + [ + [100, "t1", 10, 1, 3, 1, -1, "", "False", 150], + [200, "t2", 11, 2, 1, 0, 1, "", "False", ""], # no modified -> skip + ], + ) + ds = rd.load_export_votes(slug) + assert len(ds.mod_events) == 1 + assert ds.mod_events[0].tid == 10 + assert ds.mod_events_skipped == 1 + + +def test_legacy_comments_csv_without_new_columns_yields_no_mod_events(fake_root): + # Pre-existing comments CSVs (moderated but no modified/is-meta columns) + # must not error, and must not fabricate mod events out of the existing + # "moderated" column alone — nothing to interleave on. + slug = "modtest3" + d = fake_root / f"rFAKE-{slug}" + d.mkdir() + _seed_votes(d, slug) + _write_csv( + d / f"{slug}-comments.csv", _COMMENTS_HEADER_LEGACY, + [[100, "t1", 10, 1, 3, 1, -1, ""]], + ) + ds = rd.load_export_votes(slug) + assert ds.mod_events == [] + assert ds.mod_events_skipped == 0 + + +def test_no_comments_csv_yields_no_mod_events(fake_root): + slug = "modtest4" + d = fake_root / f"rFAKE-{slug}" + d.mkdir() + _seed_votes(d, slug) + ds = rd.load_export_votes(slug) + assert ds.mod_events == [] + assert ds.mod_events_skipped == 0 + + +def test_mod_events_sorted_by_t_ms_regardless_of_row_order(fake_root): + slug = "modtest5" + d = fake_root / f"rFAKE-{slug}" + d.mkdir() + _seed_votes(d, slug) + _write_csv( + d / f"{slug}-comments.csv", _COMMENTS_HEADER_NEW, + [ + [200, "t2", 11, 2, 1, 0, 1, "", "False", 999], + [100, "t1", 10, 1, 3, 1, -1, "", "False", 111], + ], + ) + ds = rd.load_export_votes(slug) + assert [m.t_ms for m in ds.mod_events] == [111, 999] + + +def test_modified_without_moderated_column_yields_no_events(fake_root): + # #2656 review finding 3: a malformed CSV carrying "modified" but missing + # the moderated column must take the graceful no-mod-events path the + # docstring promises, not crash with a KeyError mid-row. + slug = "modtest7" + d = fake_root / f"rFAKE-{slug}" + d.mkdir() + _seed_votes(d, slug) + header = ["timestamp", "datetime", "comment-id", "author-id", "comment-body", "modified"] + _write_csv(d / f"{slug}-comments.csv", header, [[100, "t1", 10, 1, "", 150]]) + ds = rd.load_export_votes(slug) + assert ds.mod_events == [] + assert ds.mod_events_skipped == 0 + + +def test_modified_without_is_meta_column_yields_events_meta_false(fake_root): + # #2656 review finding 3: clj's mod-event reader keys ONLY on "modified" + # (is-meta optional -> false). A comments CSV carrying modified but not + # is-meta must still yield mod events, with is_meta defaulting to False. + slug = "modtest6" + d = fake_root / f"rFAKE-{slug}" + d.mkdir() + _seed_votes(d, slug) + _write_csv( + d / f"{slug}-comments.csv", _COMMENTS_HEADER_LEGACY + ["modified"], + [ + [100, "t1", 10, 1, 3, 1, -1, "", 150], + [200, "t2", 11, 2, 1, 0, 1, "", 250], + ], + ) + ds = rd.load_export_votes(slug) + assert [(m.t_ms, m.tid, m.mod) for m in ds.mod_events] == [ + (150, 10, -1), (250, 11, 1), + ] + assert all(m.is_meta is False for m in ds.mod_events) + assert ds.mod_events_skipped == 0 diff --git a/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_schedule.py b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_schedule.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..37970a4bff --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_schedule.py @@ -0,0 +1,382 @@ +"""Unit tests for the replay-harness schedule spec + slicer (Phase H-A). + +Covers, per REPLAY_HARNESS_DESIGN.md §4/§5: +- timestamp sort with input-order tiebreak (via lifted ReplayDataset.build) +- revotes preserved (no dedup at source) +- every cut mode (vote-count / timestamp / fraction / explicit-event-index) +- per-day preset from real timestamps +- empty / degenerate schedules +- moderation interleave +- schedule-spec JSON round-trip (verbatim) +""" + +import json + +import pytest + +from polismath.replay.types import ReplayDataset, ModEvent +from polismath.replay import schedule as sched + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Fixtures: tiny hand-built datasets with known ordering / revotes. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def _raw(rows): + """rows: list of (t_ms, pid, tid, sign).""" + return list(rows) + + +@pytest.fixture +def ds_unsorted_with_ties(): + # File order deliberately out-of-order, with two rows sharing t_ms=100. + # (pid, tid, sign). Input order is the tuple order below. + raw = _raw([ + (300, 1, 10, 1), # input idx 0 + (100, 2, 10, -1), # input idx 1 (t=100, tie A) + (200, 3, 11, 1), # input idx 2 + (100, 4, 11, 0), # input idx 3 (t=100, tie B, later input order) + (150, 5, 12, 1), # input idx 4 + ]) + return ReplayDataset.build(raw) + + +@pytest.fixture +def ds_with_revote(): + # (pid=1, tid=10) votes twice: once at t=100 (agree), again at t=400 (disagree). + raw = _raw([ + (100, 1, 10, 1), + (200, 2, 10, 1), + (300, 3, 11, -1), + (400, 1, 10, -1), # revote by pid 1 on tid 10 (later-vote-wins is engine's job) + ]) + return ReplayDataset.build(raw) + + +@pytest.fixture +def ds8(): + # 8 votes, strictly increasing timestamps 100..800. + raw = _raw([(100 * (i + 1), i + 1, (i % 3) + 10, 1) for i in range(8)]) + return ReplayDataset.build(raw) + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Sorting + revote invariants (contract the slicer relies on). +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_votes_sorted_by_timestamp_with_input_order_tiebreak(ds_unsorted_with_ties): + ds = ds_unsorted_with_ties + times = [v.t_ms for v in ds.votes] + assert times == sorted(times), "votes must be time-sorted" + # The two t=100 rows must keep input order (pid 2 before pid 4). + at_100 = [v.pid for v in ds.votes if v.t_ms == 100] + assert at_100 == [2, 4], "same-timestamp rows must preserve input order" + # k is 1-based and contiguous in sorted order. + assert [v.k for v in ds.votes] == [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] + + +def test_revotes_preserved(ds_with_revote): + ds = ds_with_revote + assert ds.n == 4, "revotes must NOT be deduped at source" + # The later (pid1,tid10) occurrence is flagged as a revote. + revote_ks = [v.k for v in ds.votes if v.is_revote] + assert len(revote_ks) == 1 + revote = ds.votes[revote_ks[0] - 1] + assert (revote.pid, revote.tid, revote.sign) == (1, 10, -1) + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Cut-mode resolution. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_resolve_vote_count_mode(ds8): + slots = sched.resolve_cut_slots(ds8, {"mode": "vote-count", "at": [2, 5, "end"]}) + assert slots == (2, 5, 8) + + +def test_resolve_explicit_index_mode(ds8): + slots = sched.resolve_cut_slots(ds8, {"mode": "explicit-event-index", "at": [3, 6]}) + assert slots == (3, 6) + + +def test_resolve_fraction_mode(ds8): + slots = sched.resolve_cut_slots(ds8, {"mode": "fraction", "at": [0.25, 0.5, 1.0]}) + assert slots == (2, 4, 8) + + +def test_resolve_timestamp_mode(ds8): + # Timestamps are 100..800 (ms). A cut at t=250 covers votes 1,2 (t=100,200). + slots = sched.resolve_cut_slots( + ds8, {"mode": "timestamp", "at": [250, 550, "end"]} + ) + assert slots == (2, 5, 8) + + +def test_resolve_dedupes_and_sorts(ds8): + slots = sched.resolve_cut_slots(ds8, {"mode": "vote-count", "at": [5, 2, 5, "end"]}) + assert slots == (2, 5, 8) + + +def test_cut_slot_out_of_range_raises(ds8): + with pytest.raises(ValueError): + sched.resolve_cut_slots(ds8, {"mode": "vote-count", "at": [999]}) + + +def test_timestamp_before_first_vote_dropped(ds8): + # t=50 is before the first vote (t=100) → slot 0 → dropped (degenerate). + slots = sched.resolve_cut_slots(ds8, {"mode": "timestamp", "at": [50, "end"]}) + assert slots == (8,) + + +def test_unknown_mode_raises(ds8): + with pytest.raises(ValueError): + sched.resolve_cut_slots(ds8, {"mode": "no-such-mode", "at": [1]}) + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Slicer: batching partitions the vote stream with no loss / duplication. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_slice_partitions_votes(ds8): + spec = sched.ScheduleSpec( + dataset="t", schedule_id="s", cuts={"mode": "vote-count", "at": [2, 5, "end"]} + ) + steps = sched.slice_schedule(ds8, spec) + assert [s.cut_slot for s in steps] == [2, 5, 8] + assert [len(s.vote_events) for s in steps] == [2, 3, 3] + # Concatenated batches == the full sorted vote stream (order + identity). + flat = [v.k for s in steps for v in s.vote_events] + assert flat == list(range(1, 9)) + # cut_time_ms is the last vote's timestamp in each batch. + assert [s.cut_time_ms for s in steps] == [200, 500, 800] + + +def test_slice_preserves_revotes_in_batches(ds_with_revote): + spec = sched.ScheduleSpec( + dataset="t", schedule_id="s", cuts={"mode": "vote-count", "at": [2, "end"]} + ) + steps = sched.slice_schedule(ds_with_revote, spec) + all_pairs = [(v.pid, v.tid, v.sign) for s in steps for v in s.vote_events] + assert (1, 10, 1) in all_pairs and (1, 10, -1) in all_pairs + assert len(all_pairs) == 4 # nothing deduped + + +def test_empty_schedule_yields_no_steps(ds8): + spec = sched.ScheduleSpec( + dataset="t", schedule_id="s", cuts={"mode": "vote-count", "at": []} + ) + assert sched.slice_schedule(ds8, spec) == [] + + +def test_slice_drops_tail_after_last_cut(ds8): + # Last cut at 5 (< n=8): votes 6..8 are NOT recomputed → no trailing step. + spec = sched.ScheduleSpec( + dataset="t", schedule_id="s", cuts={"mode": "vote-count", "at": [2, 5]} + ) + steps = sched.slice_schedule(ds8, spec) + assert [s.cut_slot for s in steps] == [2, 5] + assert sum(len(s.vote_events) for s in steps) == 5 + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Moderation interleave. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_moderation_interleave_assigns_events_to_steps(ds8): + # Mod event at t=250 falls in the second segment (cut at slot 5, t=500); + # its first covering cut is the one whose cut_time_ms >= 250 → slot 5. + mods = [ModEvent(t_ms=250, tid=10, mod=-1)] + ds = ReplayDataset(votes=ds8.votes, comments=ds8.comments, mod_events=mods) + spec = sched.ScheduleSpec( + dataset="t", schedule_id="s", + cuts={"mode": "vote-count", "at": [2, 5, "end"]}, + moderation="interleave-by-timestamp", + ) + steps = sched.slice_schedule(ds, spec) + # step0 cut_time=200 (<250) → no mod; step1 cut_time=500 (>=250) → the event. + assert [len(s.mod_events) for s in steps] == [0, 1, 0] + assert steps[1].mod_events[0].tid == 10 + + +def test_moderation_none_ignores_events(ds8): + mods = [ModEvent(t_ms=250, tid=10, mod=-1)] + ds = ReplayDataset(votes=ds8.votes, comments=ds8.comments, mod_events=mods) + spec = sched.ScheduleSpec( + dataset="t", schedule_id="s", + cuts={"mode": "vote-count", "at": [2, 5, "end"]}, + moderation="none", + ) + steps = sched.slice_schedule(ds, spec) + assert all(len(s.mod_events) == 0 for s in steps) + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Presets. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_single_cut_preset(ds8): + spec = sched.preset_single_cut("t", ds8.n) + steps = sched.slice_schedule(ds8, spec) + assert len(steps) == 1 + assert steps[0].cut_slot == 8 + assert len(steps[0].vote_events) == 8 + + +def test_every_vote_preset(ds8): + spec = sched.preset_every_vote("t", ds8.n) + steps = sched.slice_schedule(ds8, spec) + assert len(steps) == 8 + assert all(len(s.vote_events) == 1 for s in steps) + + +def test_uniform_preset(ds8): + spec = sched.preset_uniform("t", ds8.n, n_cuts=4) + slots = sched.resolve_cut_slots(ds8, spec.cuts) + assert slots == (2, 4, 6, 8) + + +def test_front_and_back_loaded_density(): + # Use a bigger n so early-vs-late density differences are visible. + big = ReplayDataset.build([(100 * (i + 1), i + 1, 10, 1) for i in range(100)]) + front = sched.resolve_cut_slots(big, sched.preset_front_loaded("t", 100, n_cuts=5).cuts) + back = sched.resolve_cut_slots(big, sched.preset_back_loaded("t", 100, n_cuts=5).cuts) + # front-loaded: first gap smaller than last gap; back-loaded: reverse. + front_gaps = [b - a for a, b in zip((0,) + front, front)] + back_gaps = [b - a for a, b in zip((0,) + back, back)] + assert front_gaps[0] < front_gaps[-1], f"front-loaded should be denser early: {front}" + assert back_gaps[0] > back_gaps[-1], f"back-loaded should be denser late: {back}" + assert front[-1] == 100 and back[-1] == 100 + + +def test_per_day_preset_from_real_timestamps(): + # 3 UTC days: 2024-11-19, -20, -21. 2 votes/day, out of file order. + day = 24 * 3600 * 1000 + base = 1732000000000 # ~2024-11-19 + raw = [ + (base + 0 * day + 500, 1, 10, 1), + (base + 2 * day + 100, 2, 10, 1), # day 3 first in file + (base + 1 * day + 200, 3, 11, -1), + (base + 0 * day + 900, 4, 11, 1), + (base + 2 * day + 800, 5, 12, 1), + (base + 1 * day + 600, 6, 12, -1), + ] + ds = ReplayDataset.build(raw) + spec = sched.preset_per_day("t", ds) + steps = sched.slice_schedule(ds, spec) + # One recompute per day → 3 steps, each covering that day's 2 votes. + assert len(steps) == 3 + assert [len(s.vote_events) for s in steps] == [2, 2, 2] + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# is_meta plumbing (MOD_RESTART_PORT_SPEC.md "Python ports" item 2). +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_mod_event_is_meta_defaults_false(): + m = ModEvent(t_ms=1, tid=2, mod=0) + assert m.is_meta is False + + +def test_mod_event_is_meta_explicit_true(): + m = ModEvent(t_ms=1, tid=2, mod=0, is_meta=True) + assert m.is_meta is True + + +def test_explicit_mod_list_parses_is_meta_key(ds8): + spec = sched.ScheduleSpec.from_dict({ + "dataset": "t", "schedule_id": "s", + "cuts": {"mode": "vote-count", "at": [2, 5, "end"]}, + "moderation": [{"t_ms": 250, "tid": 10, "mod": -1, "is_meta": True}], + }) + steps = sched.slice_schedule(ds8, spec) + mods = [m for s in steps for m in s.mod_events] + assert len(mods) == 1 + assert mods[0].is_meta is True + + +def test_explicit_mod_list_defaults_is_meta_false_when_absent(ds8): + # Backward compat: dict rows written before is_meta existed must still + # parse (missing key -> False, not a KeyError). + spec = sched.ScheduleSpec.from_dict({ + "dataset": "t", "schedule_id": "s", + "cuts": {"mode": "vote-count", "at": [2, 5, "end"]}, + "moderation": [{"t_ms": 250, "tid": 10, "mod": -1}], + }) + steps = sched.slice_schedule(ds8, spec) + mods = [m for s in steps for m in s.mod_events] + assert len(mods) == 1 + assert mods[0].is_meta is False + + +def test_explicit_mod_list_passthrough_of_existing_modevent_keeps_is_meta(ds8): + # A pre-built ModEvent in the list (not a dict) passes through verbatim. + spec = sched.ScheduleSpec.from_dict({ + "dataset": "t", "schedule_id": "s", + "cuts": {"mode": "vote-count", "at": [2, 5, "end"]}, + "moderation": [ModEvent(t_ms=250, tid=10, mod=-1, is_meta=True)], + }) + steps = sched.slice_schedule(ds8, spec) + mods = [m for s in steps for m in s.mod_events] + assert mods[0].is_meta is True + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# restart_after plumbing (MOD_RESTART_PORT_SPEC.md restart-seam schedule field). +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_restart_after_parses_from_dict(): + spec = sched.ScheduleSpec.from_dict({ + "dataset": "vw", "schedule_id": "s", + "cuts": {"mode": "vote-count", "at": [4]}, + "restart_after": 4, + }) + assert spec.restart_after == 4 + + +def test_restart_after_defaults_to_none_when_absent(): + spec = sched.ScheduleSpec.from_dict({ + "dataset": "vw", "schedule_id": "s", + "cuts": {"mode": "vote-count", "at": [4]}, + }) + assert spec.restart_after is None + + +def test_restart_after_round_trips_verbatim(): + d = { + "dataset": "vw", "schedule_id": "s", "source": "votes-csv", + "cuts": {"mode": "vote-count", "at": [4]}, "moderation": "none", + "clojure": {"warm_start": "chain"}, "notes": "", "restart_after": 3, + } + spec = sched.ScheduleSpec.from_dict(d) + assert spec.to_dict() == d + + +def test_restart_after_included_when_constructed_directly(): + spec = sched.ScheduleSpec( + dataset="t", schedule_id="s", cuts={"mode": "vote-count", "at": [1]}, + restart_after=2, + ) + assert spec.to_dict()["restart_after"] == 2 + + +def test_restart_after_none_by_default_when_constructed_directly(): + spec = sched.ScheduleSpec(dataset="t", schedule_id="s", cuts={"mode": "vote-count", "at": [1]}) + assert spec.restart_after is None + assert spec.to_dict()["restart_after"] is None + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# ScheduleSpec JSON round-trip (verbatim). +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_schedule_spec_roundtrip(tmp_path): + d = { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule_id": "front-loaded-01", + "source": "votes-csv", + "cuts": {"mode": "vote-count", "at": [50, 100, "end"]}, + "moderation": "interleave-by-timestamp", + "clojure": {"warm_start": "chain"}, + "notes": "front-loads recomputes early", + } + spec = sched.ScheduleSpec.from_dict(d) + assert spec.dataset == "vw" + assert spec.schedule_id == "front-loaded-01" + # to_dict returns the verbatim input dict. + assert spec.to_dict() == d + p = tmp_path / "schedule.json" + spec.write_json(p) + reloaded = sched.ScheduleSpec.from_json_file(p) + assert reloaded.to_dict() == d + assert json.loads(p.read_text()) == d diff --git a/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_shard_bench.py b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_shard_bench.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..d854fcc99b --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_shard_bench.py @@ -0,0 +1,331 @@ +"""Unit surface for the shard-scaling benchmark (HANDOFF_PYTHON_SHARDING.md §7). + +The benchmark itself needs N real processes and ~a minute of CPU, so it is an +opt-in script. Every pure decision point it rests on is covered here with +canned numbers: the workload partition (which must go through the REAL +should_process_zid, not a reimplementation), the BLAS pinning env, and the +scaling arithmetic (throughput / speedup / efficiency / Karp-Flatt). +""" + +import pytest + +from polismath.replay import shard_bench as sb_mod +from polismath.poller.service import should_process_zid +from polismath.replay.shard_bench import ( + BLAS_ENV_VARS, + ShardResult, + best_arm, + blas_env, + karp_flatt, + load_warning, + scaling_table, + shard_workload, + summarize_arm, + verdict, +) + + +class TestShardWorkload: + """The benchmark must partition with the SAME function production uses -- + otherwise it measures a reimplementation and proves nothing about the + shipped filter.""" + + def test_partition_matches_the_real_filter(self): + zids = list(range(50)) + for shard_count in (1, 2, 4, 8): + for idx in range(shard_count): + assert shard_workload(zids, idx, shard_count) == [ + z for z in zids if should_process_zid(z, [], [], idx, shard_count) + ] + + def test_partition_is_total_and_disjoint(self): + zids = list(range(48)) + for shard_count in (1, 2, 3, 4, 8): + owned = [shard_workload(zids, i, shard_count) for i in range(shard_count)] + flat = [z for chunk in owned for z in chunk] + assert sorted(flat) == zids # total: nothing dropped + assert len(flat) == len(set(flat)) # disjoint: nothing doubled + + def test_balanced_when_divisible(self): + # A COST-balanced workload is the point: every zid replays the same + # dataset, so an even COUNT split is an even WORK split. Skew is a real + # production concern but would confound a scaling measurement. + zids = list(range(24)) + for shard_count in (1, 2, 4, 8): + sizes = {len(shard_workload(zids, i, shard_count)) for i in range(shard_count)} + assert sizes == {24 // shard_count} + + def test_single_shard_owns_everything(self): + zids = list(range(10)) + assert shard_workload(zids, 0, 1) == zids + + +class TestBlasEnv: + """Unpinned numpy fans one recompute across every core (measured cpu/wall + 8.75 on r8g; on a 10-core laptop it is SLOWER in wall time and burns ~7x + the CPU). N such shards on one box thrash, so every shard pins to 1.""" + + def test_pinning_sets_every_known_blas_var_to_one(self): + env = blas_env({"PATH": "/bin"}, pin=True) + for var in BLAS_ENV_VARS: + assert env[var] == "1", var + assert env["PATH"] == "/bin" # base env preserved + + def test_unpinned_removes_them_so_numpy_uses_its_default(self): + # Inherited values would silently pin the "unpinned" control arm and + # collapse the comparison the correction section is about. + base = {"PATH": "/bin", "OMP_NUM_THREADS": "1", "OPENBLAS_NUM_THREADS": "1"} + env = blas_env(base, pin=False) + for var in BLAS_ENV_VARS: + assert var not in env, var + assert env["PATH"] == "/bin" + + def test_base_env_is_not_mutated(self): + base = {"PATH": "/bin"} + blas_env(base, pin=True) + assert base == {"PATH": "/bin"} + + +class TestSummarizeArm: + def test_wall_is_the_slowest_shard_not_the_sum(self): + # Shards run concurrently: the arm finishes when the LAST one does. + results = [ + ShardResult(shard_index=0, ticks=12, compute_seconds=4.0), + ShardResult(shard_index=1, ticks=12, compute_seconds=5.0), + ] + arm = summarize_arm(2, results) + assert arm.ticks == 24 + assert arm.wall_seconds == 5.0 + assert arm.throughput == pytest.approx(24 / 5.0) + + def test_single_shard_arm(self): + arm = summarize_arm(1, [ShardResult(0, ticks=24, compute_seconds=20.0)]) + assert arm.throughput == pytest.approx(1.2) + + def test_cpu_seconds_sum_across_shards_and_per_tick(self): + """CPU per tick is what separates 'sharding costs extra work' from + 'the box has no free cores'. Wall can stall for want of a core while + CPU per tick stays flat — that is a machine limit, not a mechanism + limit, and only this statistic can tell them apart.""" + results = [ + ShardResult(0, ticks=12, compute_seconds=5.0, cpu_seconds=4.0), + ShardResult(1, ticks=12, compute_seconds=5.0, cpu_seconds=6.0), + ] + arm = summarize_arm(2, results) + assert arm.cpu_seconds == pytest.approx(10.0) + assert arm.cpu_per_tick == pytest.approx(10.0 / 24) + + def test_cpu_defaults_to_zero_when_unreported(self): + arm = summarize_arm(1, [ShardResult(0, ticks=24, compute_seconds=20.0)]) + assert arm.cpu_seconds == pytest.approx(0.0) + assert arm.cpu_per_tick == pytest.approx(0.0) + + def test_zero_wall_is_rejected_rather_than_dividing_by_zero(self): + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="wall"): + summarize_arm(1, [ShardResult(0, ticks=5, compute_seconds=0.0)]) + + def test_empty_results_rejected(self): + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="no shard results"): + summarize_arm(2, []) + + +class TestKarpFlatt: + """Karp-Flatt experimentally-determined serial fraction -- directly + comparable to the handoff's quoted serial fractions (py-threads 0.9884, + py-zid-shard 0.0013).""" + + def test_perfect_linear_speedup_is_zero_serial_fraction(self): + assert karp_flatt(8.0, 8) == pytest.approx(0.0, abs=1e-12) + + def test_no_speedup_at_all_is_fully_serial(self): + assert karp_flatt(1.0, 2) == pytest.approx(1.0) + + def test_half_speedup_is_intermediate(self): + # S=4 at N=8 -> e = (1/4 - 1/8) / (1 - 1/8) = 0.125/0.875 + assert karp_flatt(4.0, 8) == pytest.approx(0.125 / 0.875) + + def test_undefined_for_a_single_worker(self): + assert karp_flatt(1.0, 1) is None + + +class TestScalingTable: + def _arms(self): + # Ideal linear scaling: throughput doubles with each doubling of N. + return [ + summarize_arm(1, [ShardResult(0, 24, 24.0)]), + summarize_arm(2, [ShardResult(i, 12, 12.0) for i in range(2)]), + summarize_arm(4, [ShardResult(i, 6, 6.0) for i in range(4)]), + ] + + def test_speedup_is_relative_to_the_single_shard_arm(self): + rows = scaling_table(self._arms()) + assert [r["shard_count"] for r in rows] == [1, 2, 4] + assert [r["speedup"] for r in rows] == pytest.approx([1.0, 2.0, 4.0]) + assert [r["efficiency"] for r in rows] == pytest.approx([1.0, 1.0, 1.0]) + + def test_serial_fraction_reported_per_arm(self): + rows = scaling_table(self._arms()) + assert rows[0]["serial_fraction"] is None # undefined at N=1 + assert rows[2]["serial_fraction"] == pytest.approx(0.0, abs=1e-12) + + def test_sublinear_scaling_shows_lost_efficiency(self): + arms = [ + summarize_arm(1, [ShardResult(0, 24, 24.0)]), + summarize_arm(4, [ShardResult(i, 6, 12.0) for i in range(4)]), # 2x only + ] + rows = scaling_table(arms) + assert rows[1]["speedup"] == pytest.approx(2.0) + assert rows[1]["efficiency"] == pytest.approx(0.5) + assert rows[1]["serial_fraction"] == pytest.approx((0.5 - 0.25) / 0.75) + + def test_missing_baseline_is_rejected(self): + arms = [summarize_arm(2, [ShardResult(i, 12, 12.0) for i in range(2)])] + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="baseline"): + scaling_table(arms) + + +class TestBestArm: + """Timing on a shared developer machine is noisy in ONE direction only: + background load can add wall time, never remove it. So across repeats of an + arm the fastest run is the closest estimate of the true cost, and taking a + mean would bake in whatever else the laptop was doing.""" + + def test_picks_the_fastest_repeat(self): + repeats = [ + summarize_arm(4, [ShardResult(i, 6, 12.0) for i in range(4)]), + summarize_arm(4, [ShardResult(i, 6, 6.0) for i in range(4)]), # best + summarize_arm(4, [ShardResult(i, 6, 9.0) for i in range(4)]), + ] + best = best_arm(repeats) + assert best.wall_seconds == 6.0 + assert best.throughput == pytest.approx(24 / 6.0) + + def test_single_repeat_passes_through(self): + only = summarize_arm(2, [ShardResult(i, 12, 8.0) for i in range(2)]) + assert best_arm([only]) is only + + def test_mixed_shard_counts_rejected(self): + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="same shard_count"): + best_arm([ + summarize_arm(2, [ShardResult(0, 12, 8.0), ShardResult(1, 12, 8.0)]), + summarize_arm(4, [ShardResult(i, 6, 6.0) for i in range(4)]), + ]) + + def test_empty_rejected(self): + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="no arms"): + best_arm([]) + + +# A stand-in shard: joins the barrier, floods stderr well past the 64KB pipe +# buffer, then reports a result. With stderr on a PIPE the parent — which only +# drains sequentially, at the end — leaves every child but the first blocked on +# write, serialising the arm. +_FLOODING_CHILD = """ +import sys, os, time, json +ready, go, idx = sys.argv[1], sys.argv[2], int(sys.argv[3]) +open(ready, "w").write("r") +while not os.path.exists(go): + time.sleep(0.01) +sys.stderr.write("x" * 300000) +sys.stderr.flush() +print(json.dumps({"shard_index": idx, "ticks": 4, + "compute_seconds": 0.5, "cpu_seconds": 0.4})) +""" + + +class TestChildOutputIsNotPiped: + """Regression guard for the bug that invalidated the first four sweeps. + + conversation.py logs several KB per tick to stderr. Piping that into a + buffer the parent only reads at the end blocks each child once 64KB fills, + and since the parent calls communicate() shard-by-shard, shard 0 runs at + full speed while the rest stall waiting their turn. Measured effect on an + IDLE 16-core r8g.4xlarge: 1.05x at N=2 with cpu/tick dead flat — the shards + were doing identical work and simply not running at the same time. + """ + + def test_arm_with_noisy_children_completes_and_collects(self, monkeypatch, tmp_path): + import sys + + def fake_cmd(dataset, zid_count, shard_index, shard_count, n_cuts, ready, go): + return [sys.executable, "-c", _FLOODING_CHILD, + str(ready), str(go), str(shard_index)] + + monkeypatch.setattr(sb_mod, "_child_cmd", fake_cmd) + arm = sb_mod.run_arm( + "vw", 8, 4, n_cuts=2, pin=True, work_dir=tmp_path / "wd" + ) + # All four shards reported despite each emitting ~300KB of stderr. + assert arm.shard_count == 4 + assert arm.ticks == 16 + + def test_stdout_and_stderr_are_never_subprocess_pipe(self, monkeypatch, tmp_path): + import subprocess as sp + import sys + + seen = [] + real_popen = sp.Popen + + def spy(cmd, **kw): + seen.append(kw) + return real_popen(cmd, **kw) + + def fake_cmd(dataset, zid_count, shard_index, shard_count, n_cuts, ready, go): + return [sys.executable, "-c", _FLOODING_CHILD, + str(ready), str(go), str(shard_index)] + + monkeypatch.setattr(sb_mod, "_child_cmd", fake_cmd) + monkeypatch.setattr(sb_mod.subprocess, "Popen", spy) + sb_mod.run_arm("vw", 4, 2, n_cuts=2, pin=True, work_dir=tmp_path / "wd") + + assert seen, "no child was spawned" + for kw in seen: + assert kw.get("stdout") is not sp.PIPE, "stdout must not be a pipe" + assert kw.get("stderr") is not sp.PIPE, "stderr must not be a pipe" + + +class TestLoadWarning: + """A sweep run on a busy box measures the box, not the mechanism — and the + table alone cannot show that. Discovered the hard way: a sweep at load 9 on + a 10-core machine reported 3.6x at N=8 with CPU/tick flat, i.e. the shards + were starved of cores rather than contending.""" + + def test_warns_when_load_leaves_too_few_free_cores(self): + warn = load_warning(load1=9.0, cpu_count=10, shard_count=8) + assert warn is not None + assert "9.0" in warn and "8" in warn + + def test_silent_on_a_quiet_machine(self): + assert load_warning(load1=0.4, cpu_count=10, shard_count=8) is None + + def test_unknown_cpu_count_does_not_crash(self): + assert load_warning(load1=9.0, cpu_count=None, shard_count=8) is None + + def test_warns_only_when_the_arm_actually_needs_the_cores(self): + # 1 free core is plenty for a single-shard arm. + assert load_warning(load1=9.0, cpu_count=10, shard_count=1) is None + + +class TestVerdict: + def test_quasi_linear_when_efficiency_holds_at_the_largest_arm(self): + rows = scaling_table([ + summarize_arm(1, [ShardResult(0, 24, 24.0)]), + summarize_arm(8, [ShardResult(i, 3, 3.3) for i in range(8)]), + ]) + v = verdict(rows, min_efficiency=0.8) + assert v["quasi_linear"] is True + assert v["max_shard_count"] == 8 + + def test_not_quasi_linear_when_the_largest_arm_degrades(self): + rows = scaling_table([ + summarize_arm(1, [ShardResult(0, 24, 24.0)]), + summarize_arm(8, [ShardResult(i, 3, 12.0) for i in range(8)]), # 2x + ]) + v = verdict(rows, min_efficiency=0.8) + assert v["quasi_linear"] is False + assert v["efficiency"] == pytest.approx(0.25) + + def test_verdict_needs_more_than_the_baseline_arm(self): + rows = scaling_table([summarize_arm(1, [ShardResult(0, 24, 24.0)])]) + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="at least two"): + verdict(rows, min_efficiency=0.8) diff --git a/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_stepcompare.py b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_stepcompare.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..f25c750dc1 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_stepcompare.py @@ -0,0 +1,180 @@ +"""Step-comparer tests (Phase H-A, design §8). + +The comparer repoints ``ConversationComparer._compare_dicts`` from the fixed +6 golden stages onto ``{step_i: blob}`` maps. We verify: +- recording vs itself → zero divergence; +- an EXACT-family perturbation (a count) is reported and classed 'exact'; +- a TOLERANT-family perturbation beyond tolerance (a projection) is reported + and classed 'tolerant'; +- a tolerant-family perturbation WITHIN tolerance is NOT reported; +- step-count mismatch between recordings is reported. +""" + +import copy + +import pytest + +from polismath.replay import schedule as sched +from polismath.replay import store as st +from polismath.replay import stepcompare as sc +from polismath.replay.driver import StepRecord + + +def _blob(n=3): + return { + "zid": "t", + "math_tick": 30000, + "n": n, + "n-cmts": 2, + "in-conv": [1, 2, 3], + "pca": {"center": [0.1, 0.2], "comps": [[1.0, 0.0], [0.0, 1.0]]}, + "proj": {"1": [0.5, -0.3], "2": [-0.4, 0.2], "3": [0.1, 0.1]}, + "group-clusters": [{"id": 0, "center": [0.5, 0.5], "members": [1, 2]}], + "repness": {"group_repness": {"0": {"12": {"pat": 0.8, "tid": 12}}}}, + } + + +def _spec(): + return sched.ScheduleSpec.from_dict( + {"dataset": "t", "schedule_id": "cmp-01", "source": "votes-csv", + "cuts": {"mode": "vote-count", "at": [2, "end"]}, "moderation": "none"} + ) + + +def _records(blobs): + return [ + StepRecord(index=i, prev_slot=i, cut_slot=i + 1, batch_size=1, + cut_time_ms=100 * (i + 1), blob=b, extras={}) + for i, b in enumerate(blobs) + ] + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# compare_step unit level. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_identical_blobs_have_zero_divergence(): + cmp = sc.StepComparer() + r = cmp.compare_step(_blob(), _blob(), 0) + assert r["match"] is True + assert r["n_divergences"] == 0 + + +def test_exact_family_count_divergence_reported(): + cmp = sc.StepComparer() + a = _blob(n=3) + b = _blob(n=4) # count differs + r = cmp.compare_step(a, b, 0) + assert r["match"] is False + assert len(r["families"]["exact"]) >= 1 + assert any(".n" in d["path"] for d in r["families"]["exact"]) + + +def test_tolerant_family_projection_divergence_reported(): + cmp = sc.StepComparer() + a = _blob() + b = copy.deepcopy(a) + b["proj"]["1"] = [9.9, -9.9] # way beyond tolerance + r = cmp.compare_step(a, b, 0) + assert r["match"] is False + assert len(r["families"]["tolerant"]) >= 1 + assert all("proj" in d["path"] for d in r["families"]["tolerant"]) + assert not r["families"]["exact"] + + +def test_consensus_and_silhouette_are_tolerant_family(): + # P6f: top-level consensus + group-clusters silhouette float divergences + # belong to the TOLERANT family (soft signals), not exact. + cmp = sc.StepComparer() + a = _blob() + a["consensus"] = {"agree": {"c0": 0.10}} + a["group-clusters"] = [ + {"id": 0, "center": [0.5, 0.5], "members": [1, 2], "silhouette": 0.70} + ] + b = copy.deepcopy(a) + b["consensus"]["agree"]["c0"] = 0.95 # top-level consensus float + b["group-clusters"][0]["silhouette"] = 0.10 # group-clusters silhouette + r = cmp.compare_step(a, b, 0) + tol_paths = [d["path"] for d in r["families"]["tolerant"]] + assert any(p.endswith(".consensus.agree.c0") for p in tol_paths), tol_paths + assert any("silhouette" in p for p in tol_paths), tol_paths + assert not r["families"]["exact"], r["families"]["exact"] + + +def test_group_clusters_id_mismatch_stays_exact(): + # The silhouette rule must NOT reclassify a structural group-clusters id diff. + cmp = sc.StepComparer() + a = _blob() + a["group-clusters"] = [ + {"id": 0, "center": [0.5, 0.5], "members": [1, 2], "silhouette": 0.7} + ] + b = copy.deepcopy(a) + b["group-clusters"][0]["id"] = 9 # structural (int) divergence + r = cmp.compare_step(a, b, 0) + exact_paths = [d["path"] for d in r["families"]["exact"]] + assert any(p.endswith(".id") for p in exact_paths), r["families"] + + +def test_tolerant_within_tolerance_not_reported(): + cmp = sc.StepComparer(abs_tolerance=1e-6, rel_tolerance=1e-3) + a = _blob() + b = copy.deepcopy(a) + b["repness"]["group_repness"]["0"]["12"]["pat"] = 0.8 + 1e-9 # within tol + r = cmp.compare_step(a, b, 0) + assert r["match"] is True + + +def test_math_tick_ignored(): + cmp = sc.StepComparer() + a = _blob() + b = copy.deepcopy(a) + b["math_tick"] = 99999 # wall-clock, must be ignored + r = cmp.compare_step(a, b, 0) + assert r["match"] is True + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# compare_recordings (dir vs dir). +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_recording_vs_itself_zero_divergence(tmp_path): + out = st.write_recording(_records([_blob(3), _blob(5)]), _spec(), root=tmp_path) + report = sc.compare_recordings(out, out) + assert report["overall_match"] is True + assert report["aligned_steps"] == 2 + assert not report["step_count_mismatch"] + + +def test_recording_vs_perturbed_reports_divergence(tmp_path): + rec_a = _records([_blob(3), _blob(5)]) + perturbed = [_blob(3), _blob(5)] + perturbed[1]["proj"]["2"] = [7.0, 7.0] # tolerant divergence + perturbed[1]["n"] = 99 # exact divergence + rec_b = _records(perturbed) + + a = st.write_recording(rec_a, _spec(), root=tmp_path / "a") + b = st.write_recording(rec_b, _spec(), root=tmp_path / "b") + report = sc.compare_recordings(a, b) + + assert report["overall_match"] is False + step1 = report["per_step"][1] + assert step1["match"] is False + assert step1["families"]["exact"] and step1["families"]["tolerant"] + # A human-readable summary renders without error. + text = sc.format_report(report) + assert "step 1" in text.lower() + + +def test_step_count_mismatch_reported(tmp_path): + a = st.write_recording(_records([_blob(3), _blob(5)]), _spec(), root=tmp_path / "a") + b = st.write_recording(_records([_blob(3)]), _spec(), root=tmp_path / "b") + report = sc.compare_recordings(a, b) + assert report["step_count_mismatch"] is True + assert report["overall_match"] is False + assert report["aligned_steps"] == 1 + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize("bad", ["..", "py/../..", "a/b", "/abs", ""]) +def test_compare_recordings_rejects_unsafe_engine(bad, tmp_path): + # engine joins the recording dirs as a path component — reject traversal + # values before reading anything. + with pytest.raises(ValueError): + sc.compare_recordings(tmp_path, tmp_path, engine=bad) diff --git a/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_store.py b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_store.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..72eaf7d09f --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_store.py @@ -0,0 +1,175 @@ +"""Recording store + provenance tests (Phase H-A, design §7). + +Covers: store layout under ``.local/replays`` (gitignored), lazy directory +creation, schedule.json written VERBATIM, provenance completeness, numpy-aware +JSON round-trip, and step ordering on load. +""" + +import json + +import numpy as np +import pytest + +from polismath.replay import schedule as sched +from polismath.replay import store as st +from polismath.replay.driver import StepRecord + + +def _spec(): + return sched.ScheduleSpec.from_dict( + { + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule_id": "unit-01", + "source": "votes-csv", + "cuts": {"mode": "vote-count", "at": [2, "end"]}, + "moderation": "none", + "clojure": {"warm_start": "chain"}, + "notes": "store unit test", + } + ) + + +def _records(): + # Two tiny step records with numpy content to exercise the encoder. + return [ + StepRecord( + index=0, prev_slot=0, cut_slot=2, batch_size=2, cut_time_ms=200, + blob={ + "zid": "vw", "math_tick": 30001, "n": 2, + "pca": {"center": np.array([0.1, 0.2]), + "comps": [np.array([1.0, 0.0]), np.array([0.0, 1.0])]}, + "in-conv": [1, 2], + }, + extras={"n_participants": 2, "n_base_clusters": np.int64(1)}, + ), + StepRecord( + index=1, prev_slot=2, cut_slot=4, batch_size=2, cut_time_ms=400, + blob={"zid": "vw", "math_tick": 30002, "n": 4, "in-conv": [1, 2, 3]}, + extras={"n_participants": 4, "n_base_clusters": np.int64(2)}, + ), + ] + + +def test_recording_dir_under_local_replays(tmp_path): + d = st.recording_dir("vw", "unit-01", root=tmp_path) + assert d == tmp_path / "vw" / "unit-01" + # The production default root lives under the gitignored .local/replays. + default = st.recording_dir("vw", "unit-01") + assert ".local" in default.parts and "replays" in default.parts + + +def test_recording_dir_is_lazy(tmp_path): + d = st.recording_dir("vw", "unit-01", root=tmp_path) + assert not d.exists(), "recording_dir must not create anything" + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize("bad", ["..", "a/b", "/abs", ".", "a\\b", ""]) +def test_recording_dir_rejects_unsafe_dataset(bad, tmp_path): + # P6d: dataset / schedule_id flow into the on-disk path — a '..' or absolute + # value would escape the store root. Reject rather than traverse. + with pytest.raises(ValueError): + st.recording_dir(bad, "ok", root=tmp_path) + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize("bad", ["..", "a/b", "/abs", "."]) +def test_recording_dir_rejects_unsafe_schedule_id(bad, tmp_path): + with pytest.raises(ValueError): + st.recording_dir("ok", bad, root=tmp_path) + + +def test_write_recording_rejects_traversal(tmp_path): + spec = _spec() + object.__setattr__(spec, "schedule_id", "../escape") + with pytest.raises(ValueError): + st.write_recording(_records(), spec, root=tmp_path) + + +def test_write_creates_layout(tmp_path): + out = st.write_recording(_records(), _spec(), root=tmp_path) + assert (out / "schedule.json").exists() + assert (out / "provenance.json").exists() + assert (out / "py" / "step-000.json").exists() + assert (out / "py" / "step-001.json").exists() + + +def test_schedule_json_is_verbatim(tmp_path): + spec = _spec() + out = st.write_recording(_records(), spec, root=tmp_path) + written = json.loads((out / "schedule.json").read_text()) + assert written == spec.to_dict() + + +def test_provenance_completeness(tmp_path): + out = st.write_recording(_records(), _spec(), root=tmp_path) + prov = json.loads((out / "provenance.json").read_text()) + for key in [ + "delphi_git_commit", "dataset", "created_at", "python_version", + "vote_sign_convention", "engine", "engine_flags", "n_steps", + "schedule_id", "source", "packages", + ]: + assert key in prov, f"provenance missing {key!r}" + assert prov["n_steps"] == 2 + assert prov["schedule_id"] == "unit-01" + assert prov["vote_sign_convention"] == "delphi" + assert "POLISMATH_PCA_IMPL" in prov["engine_flags"] + # Engine mode changes warm-start behavior across steps — it MUST be pinned + # in provenance (review finding B, 2026-07-18). + # Dataset sha256 recorded (public vw dataset is resolvable on this branch). + assert prov["dataset"]["name"] == "vw" + assert prov["dataset"].get("votes_sha256") + + +def test_numpy_roundtrip_and_step_order(tmp_path): + out = st.write_recording(_records(), _spec(), root=tmp_path) + rec = st.load_recording(out) + assert [s["index"] for s in rec.steps] == [0, 1] + b0 = rec.steps[0]["blob"] + # numpy arrays serialize to plain lists; numpy scalars to numbers. + assert b0["pca"]["center"] == [0.1, 0.2] + assert b0["pca"]["comps"] == [[1.0, 0.0], [0.0, 1.0]] + assert rec.steps[0]["extras"]["n_base_clusters"] == 1 + assert rec.schedule == _spec().to_dict() + assert rec.provenance["n_steps"] == 2 + + +def test_load_steps_returns_blobs_in_order(tmp_path): + out = st.write_recording(_records(), _spec(), root=tmp_path) + blobs = st.load_step_blobs(out / "py") + assert len(blobs) == 2 + assert [b["n"] for b in blobs] == [2, 4] + + +def _third_record(): + return StepRecord( + index=2, prev_slot=4, cut_slot=6, batch_size=2, cut_time_ms=600, + blob={"zid": "vw", "math_tick": 30003, "n": 6, "in-conv": [1, 2, 3, 4]}, + extras={"n_participants": 6, "n_base_clusters": np.int64(3)}, + ) + + +def test_rerun_with_fewer_steps_clears_stale(tmp_path): + """T4: a re-run producing FEWER steps must not leave stale step files that + loaders (which glob every step-*.json) would silently mix into the result.""" + spec = _spec() + # First recording: 3 steps. + st.write_recording(_records() + [_third_record()], spec, root=tmp_path) + step_dir = st.recording_dir("vw", "unit-01", root=tmp_path) / "py" + assert (step_dir / "step-002.json").exists() + + # Re-run: only 2 steps. The stale step-002 must be gone. + st.write_recording(_records(), spec, root=tmp_path) + assert (step_dir / "step-000.json").exists() + assert (step_dir / "step-001.json").exists() + assert not (step_dir / "step-002.json").exists(), "stale step file not cleared" + + rec = st.load_recording(st.recording_dir("vw", "unit-01", root=tmp_path)) + assert [s["index"] for s in rec.steps] == [0, 1] + assert rec.provenance["n_steps"] == 2 + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize("bad", ["..", "py/../..", "a/b", "/abs", ""]) +def test_write_recording_rejects_unsafe_engine(bad, tmp_path): + # engine is a path component too (py/, clj/) — same traversal rules as + # dataset / schedule_id. + with pytest.raises(ValueError): + st.write_recording(_records(), _spec(), root=tmp_path, engine=bad) diff --git a/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_timing_probe.py b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_timing_probe.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..2abad1046d --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/replay_harness/test_timing_probe.py @@ -0,0 +1,450 @@ +"""Clojure timing probe (Spec C) — unit tests + one gated integration test. + +Unit tests mock the Clojure subprocess entirely (fast, no toolchain needed). +The single integration test drives the REAL `clojure -M:replay` at the two +smallest sizes; it is skipped unless `clojure` is on PATH AND +RUN_CLJ_INTEGRATION=1 (mirrors the gating convention already used by +math/dev/replay_smoke.sh, which is a manual smoke, not part of the fast suite). +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import csv +import importlib.util +import json +import shutil +import subprocess +import sys +from pathlib import Path + +import pytest +from click.testing import CliRunner + +_SCRIPT_PATH = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2] / "scripts" / "clj_timing_probe.py" + + +def _load_module(): + spec = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location("clj_timing_probe", _SCRIPT_PATH) + mod = importlib.util.module_from_spec(spec) + # Dataclasses need their defining module registered in sys.modules (it + # looks itself up there to resolve field types) — exec_module alone does + # not register it for a dynamically-loaded file. + sys.modules[spec.name] = mod + spec.loader.exec_module(mod) + return mod + + +@pytest.fixture(scope="module") +def mod(): + return _load_module() + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# parse_sizes +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +def test_parse_sizes_dedup_cap_sorted(mod): + sizes = mod.parse_sizes("500,1000,2000,5000,9999999", n_max=4683) + assert sizes == [500, 1000, 2000, 4683] # 5000 and 9999999 both cap to n_max + + +def test_parse_sizes_ascending_even_if_input_unordered(mod): + sizes = mod.parse_sizes("2000,500,1000", n_max=10000) + assert sizes == [500, 1000, 2000] + + +def test_parse_sizes_rejects_non_positive(mod): + with pytest.raises(Exception): + mod.parse_sizes("0,500", n_max=1000) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# truncate_votes_csv +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +def _write_votes_csv(path: Path, n_rows: int) -> None: + with path.open("w", newline="") as f: + w = csv.writer(f) + w.writerow(["timestamp", "datetime", "comment-id", "voter-id", "vote"]) + for i in range(n_rows): + w.writerow([1700000000 + i, "some-date", i % 5, i % 7, 1 if i % 2 == 0 else -1]) + + +def test_truncate_votes_csv_header_preserved_and_exact_row_count(mod, tmp_path): + src = tmp_path / "votes.csv" + _write_votes_csv(src, 100) + dest = tmp_path / "truncated.csv" + + n_written = mod.truncate_votes_csv(src, 10, dest) + + assert n_written == 10 + with dest.open() as f: + rows = list(csv.reader(f)) + assert rows[0] == ["timestamp", "datetime", "comment-id", "voter-id", "vote"] + assert len(rows) == 11 # header + 10 data rows + # first N rows in FILE order (no resort). + assert rows[1][0] == "1700000000" + assert rows[10][0] == "1700000009" + + +def test_truncate_votes_csv_n_greater_than_file_writes_all_rows(mod, tmp_path): + src = tmp_path / "votes.csv" + _write_votes_csv(src, 5) + dest = tmp_path / "truncated.csv" + + n_written = mod.truncate_votes_csv(src, 1000, dest) + + assert n_written == 5 + with dest.open() as f: + rows = list(csv.reader(f)) + assert len(rows) == 6 + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# count_data_rows +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +def test_count_data_rows_excludes_header(mod, tmp_path): + src = tmp_path / "votes.csv" + _write_votes_csv(src, 42) + assert mod.count_data_rows(src) == 42 + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# build_schedule +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +def test_build_schedule_shape(mod): + sched = mod.build_schedule("vw", 1234) + assert sched["dataset"] == "vw" + assert sched["schedule_id"] == "probe-1234" + assert sched["source"] == "votes-csv" + assert sched["cuts"] == {"mode": "vote-count", "at": ["end"]} + assert sched["moderation"] == "none" + assert sched["clojure"] == {"warm_start": "chain"} + + +def test_write_schedule_json_roundtrips(mod, tmp_path): + sched = mod.build_schedule("vw", 500) + dest = tmp_path / "sched.json" + mod.write_schedule_json(sched, dest) + assert json.loads(dest.read_text()) == sched + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# find_final_blob +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +def test_find_final_blob_none_when_absent(mod, tmp_path): + assert mod.find_final_blob(tmp_path / "out") is None + + +def test_find_final_blob_finds_last_step(mod, tmp_path): + clj = tmp_path / "out" / "clj" + clj.mkdir(parents=True) + (clj / "step-000.blob.json").write_text("{}") + (clj / "step-001.blob.json").write_text('{"n": 1}') + found = mod.find_final_blob(tmp_path / "out") + assert found is not None + assert found.name == "step-001.blob.json" + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# run_probe_size — MOCKED clojure subprocess. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +def test_run_probe_size_success_writes_temp_inputs_and_reports_ok(mod, tmp_path): + votes_src = tmp_path / "votes.csv" + _write_votes_csv(votes_src, 50) + + seen = {} + + def fake_invoke(cmd, cwd, timeout): + # Locate --votes and --out among cmd args to assert shape, and + # simulate the clojure driver writing a final step blob. + seen["cmd"] = cmd + seen["cwd"] = cwd + seen["timeout"] = timeout + votes_arg = Path(cmd[cmd.index("--votes") + 1]) + out_arg = Path(cmd[cmd.index("--out") + 1]) + with votes_arg.open() as f: + rows = list(csv.reader(f)) + assert len(rows) == 1 + 20 # header + 20 data rows requested below + clj_dir = out_arg / "clj" + clj_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + (clj_dir / "step-000.blob.json").write_text('{"n": 20}') + return subprocess.CompletedProcess(cmd, returncode=0, stdout="", stderr="") + + result = mod.run_probe_size( + 20, votes_src, dataset="vw", math_dir=tmp_path, timeout=30.0, invoke=fake_invoke + ) + + assert result.ok is True + assert result.size == 20 + assert result.seconds >= 0.0 + assert result.error is None + assert seen["cwd"] == tmp_path + assert seen["timeout"] == 30.0 + assert "-M:replay" in seen["cmd"] + + +def test_run_probe_size_nonzero_returncode_is_failure(mod, tmp_path): + votes_src = tmp_path / "votes.csv" + _write_votes_csv(votes_src, 50) + + def fake_invoke(cmd, cwd, timeout): + return subprocess.CompletedProcess(cmd, returncode=1, stdout="", stderr="boom") + + result = mod.run_probe_size( + 10, votes_src, dataset="vw", math_dir=tmp_path, timeout=30.0, invoke=fake_invoke + ) + assert result.ok is False + assert result.error is not None + + +def test_run_probe_size_missing_final_blob_is_failure_even_with_returncode_zero(mod, tmp_path): + votes_src = tmp_path / "votes.csv" + _write_votes_csv(votes_src, 50) + + def fake_invoke(cmd, cwd, timeout): + # returncode 0 but never writes a step blob. + return subprocess.CompletedProcess(cmd, returncode=0, stdout="", stderr="") + + result = mod.run_probe_size( + 10, votes_src, dataset="vw", math_dir=tmp_path, timeout=30.0, invoke=fake_invoke + ) + assert result.ok is False + assert "blob" in result.error.lower() + + +def test_run_probe_size_timeout_is_failure_but_records_elapsed(mod, tmp_path): + votes_src = tmp_path / "votes.csv" + _write_votes_csv(votes_src, 50) + + def fake_invoke(cmd, cwd, timeout): + raise subprocess.TimeoutExpired(cmd, timeout) + + result = mod.run_probe_size( + 10, votes_src, dataset="vw", math_dir=tmp_path, timeout=0.01, invoke=fake_invoke + ) + assert result.ok is False + assert result.seconds >= 0.0 + assert "timeout" in result.error.lower() + + +def test_run_all_runs_in_ascending_order(mod, tmp_path): + votes_src = tmp_path / "votes.csv" + _write_votes_csv(votes_src, 50) + def fake_invoke(cmd, cwd, timeout): + out_arg = Path(cmd[cmd.index("--out") + 1]) + clj_dir = out_arg / "clj" + clj_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + (clj_dir / "step-000.blob.json").write_text("{}") + return subprocess.CompletedProcess(cmd, returncode=0, stdout="", stderr="") + + results = mod.run_all( + [30, 10, 20], votes_src, dataset="vw", math_dir=tmp_path, timeout=30.0, invoke=fake_invoke + ) + assert [r.size for r in results] == [30, 10, 20] # run_all does not re-sort; caller must pass sorted + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# fit_power_law — synthetic power-law recovery. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +def test_fit_power_law_recovers_exponent_within_tolerance(mod): + """The a_est-from-smallest-run approximation is only unbiased when the + smallest probed N is small RELATIVE to the others (its own compute term + must be negligible next to the fixed cost). Using N0=10 vs 1000..8000 + (ratio >= 100x) validates the log-log regression machinery itself, + isolated from that known approximation error at closely-spaced sizes.""" + a_true = 2.0 + b_true = 1e-9 + k_true = 2.0 + sizes = [10, 1000, 2000, 4000, 8000] + seconds = [a_true + b_true * (n ** k_true) for n in sizes] + + fit = mod.fit_power_law(sizes, seconds) + + assert fit.k is not None + assert abs(fit.k - k_true) < 0.01 + assert abs(fit.a_est - a_true) < 0.01 + + +def test_fit_power_law_single_point_yields_no_fit(mod): + fit = mod.fit_power_law([500], [3.0]) + assert fit.a_est == 3.0 + assert fit.k is None + assert fit.b is None + assert fit.n_fit_points == 0 + + +def test_fit_power_law_empty_raises(mod): + with pytest.raises(ValueError): + mod.fit_power_law([], []) + + +def test_fit_power_law_two_points_insufficient_for_regression(mod): + # Need >= 2 points AFTER excluding the a_est-defining smallest point, + # i.e. >= 3 sizes total, to fit a line. + fit = mod.fit_power_law([500, 1000], [3.0, 3.5]) + assert fit.k is None + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# recommend_max_votes +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +def test_recommend_max_votes_math(mod): + fit = mod.FitResult(a_est=2.0, b=1e-9, k=2.0, n_fit_points=3) + n = mod.recommend_max_votes(fit, budget_min=10.0) + # a + b*N^k = 600s -> N = ((600 - 2) / 1e-9) ** 0.5 + expected = ((600.0 - 2.0) / 1e-9) ** 0.5 + assert n is not None + assert abs(n - expected) / expected < 1e-6 + + +def test_recommend_max_votes_none_when_no_fit(mod): + fit = mod.FitResult(a_est=2.0, b=None, k=None, n_fit_points=0) + assert mod.recommend_max_votes(fit, budget_min=10.0) is None + + +def test_recommend_max_votes_none_when_a_est_already_exceeds_budget(mod): + fit = mod.FitResult(a_est=1000.0, b=1e-9, k=2.0, n_fit_points=3) + assert mod.recommend_max_votes(fit, budget_min=1.0) is None + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# format_report_lines — stdout line budget. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +def test_format_report_lines_one_per_size_plus_fit_plus_recommendation(mod): + results = [ + mod.ProbeResult(size=500, seconds=3.0, ok=True, error=None), + mod.ProbeResult(size=1000, seconds=4.0, ok=True, error=None), + mod.ProbeResult(size=2000, seconds=6.0, ok=True, error=None), + mod.ProbeResult(size=5000, seconds=None, ok=False, error="returncode=1"), + ] + fit = mod.fit_power_law([500, 1000, 2000], [3.0, 4.0, 6.0]) + rec = mod.recommend_max_votes(fit, budget_min=10.0) + + lines = mod.format_report_lines(results, fit, rec, budget_min=10.0) + + assert len(lines) == len(results) + 2 # one per size + fit line + recommendation line + assert len(lines) <= 20 + + +def test_format_report_lines_stays_under_budget_for_many_sizes(mod): + results = [ + mod.ProbeResult(size=n, seconds=float(n) / 100, ok=True, error=None) + for n in [500, 1000, 2000, 3000, 4000, 5000] + ] + fit = mod.fit_power_law([r.size for r in results], [r.seconds for r in results]) + rec = mod.recommend_max_votes(fit, budget_min=10.0) + lines = mod.format_report_lines(results, fit, rec, budget_min=10.0) + assert len(lines) <= 20 + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# build_report — JSON shape. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +def test_build_report_shape(mod): + results = [ + mod.ProbeResult(size=500, seconds=3.0, ok=True, error=None), + mod.ProbeResult(size=1000, seconds=None, ok=False, error="boom"), + ] + fit = mod.FitResult(a_est=3.0, b=None, k=None, n_fit_points=0) + report = mod.build_report( + votes_path=Path("/x/votes.csv"), dataset="vw", dataset_size=1000, + budget_min=10.0, timeout_sec=900.0, results=results, fit=fit, recommended=None, + ) + assert report["sizes"] == [500, 1000] + assert report["seconds"] == [3.0, None] + assert report["ok"] == [True, False] + assert report["errors"] == [None, "boom"] + assert report["fit"]["a_est"] == 3.0 + assert report["recommended_max_votes"] is None + assert report["dataset"] == "vw" + assert report["dataset_size"] == 1000 + assert "generated_at" in report + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# CLI end-to-end (mocked subprocess). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +@pytest.mark.skipif( + not (Path(__file__).resolve().parents[3] / "math" / "dev" / "replay.clj").exists(), + reason="math/ tree not present (delphi-only CI image runs from /app)", +) +def test_cli_probe_end_to_end_mocked(mod, tmp_path, monkeypatch): + votes_src = tmp_path / "votes.csv" + _write_votes_csv(votes_src, 200) + out_json = tmp_path / "report.json" + + def fake_invoke(cmd, cwd, timeout): + out_arg = Path(cmd[cmd.index("--out") + 1]) + clj_dir = out_arg / "clj" + clj_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + (clj_dir / "step-000.blob.json").write_text("{}") + return subprocess.CompletedProcess(cmd, returncode=0, stdout="", stderr="") + + monkeypatch.setattr(mod, "_invoke_clojure", fake_invoke) + + runner = CliRunner() + res = runner.invoke( + mod.cli, + [ + "probe", + "--votes", str(votes_src), + "--sizes", "50,100,150", + "--out", str(out_json), + "--budget-min", "5", + ], + ) + + assert res.exit_code == 0, res.output + lines = [l for l in res.output.splitlines() if l.strip()] + assert len(lines) <= 20 + assert out_json.exists() + report = json.loads(out_json.read_text()) + assert report["sizes"] == [50, 100, 150] + assert all(report["ok"]) + + +def test_cli_probe_requires_existing_votes_file(mod, tmp_path): + runner = CliRunner() + res = runner.invoke( + mod.cli, + ["probe", "--votes", str(tmp_path / "nope.csv"), "--out", str(tmp_path / "r.json")], + ) + assert res.exit_code != 0 + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Real integration test — gated. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +_HAVE_CLJ = shutil.which("clojure") is not None +_RUN_INTEGRATION = _HAVE_CLJ and __import__("os").environ.get("RUN_CLJ_INTEGRATION") == "1" + + +@pytest.mark.skipif( + not _RUN_INTEGRATION, + reason="needs `clojure` on PATH and RUN_CLJ_INTEGRATION=1 (real subprocess, slow)", +) +def test_real_clojure_driver_two_smallest_sizes(mod, tmp_path): + votes_src = mod.default_votes_path() + assert votes_src is not None, "no *-vw/*-votes.csv dataset found" + n_max = mod.count_data_rows(votes_src) + sizes = mod.parse_sizes("50,100", n_max=n_max) + + results = mod.run_all( + sizes, votes_src, dataset="vw", math_dir=mod.MATH_DIR, timeout=600.0 + ) + + assert len(results) == 2 + for r in results: + assert r.ok is True, f"size={r.size} failed: {r.error}" + assert r.seconds > 0 diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_base_cluster_lineage.py b/delphi/tests/test_base_cluster_lineage.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..89cc62d408 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/test_base_cluster_lineage.py @@ -0,0 +1,237 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +""" +Integration tests for base-cluster lineage + warm start in 'clojure-legacy' +mode (PR-C). + +Clojure threads the previous tick's clusters back into k-means as +``:last-clusters`` at BOTH levels (conversation.clj:403-410 base, +conversation.clj:433-445 group), giving clusters STABLE ids across ticks. The +pre-PR Python legacy branch recomputed clusters COLD every tick (kmeans_sklearn +with no warm start), so no lineage was threaded. This module verifies: + + 1. Cold first tick: the base partition is Clojure-faithful up to Q11 merges, + and group clustering is deterministic run-to-run. + 2. Warm-start threading: the ported legacy_kmeans is called with the prior + tick's clusters as last_clusters (base and per-k group). (This is the + engine's only path since the mode collapse; the former improved-mode + sklearn cold recompute is parked: POST_CUTOVER_IMPROVEMENTS.md item 8.) + 3. self.group_clusterings holds id-carrying cluster dicts (legacy value type), + not the (labels, centers, member_lists, silhouette) tuple. + 4. Base-cluster ids are stable across chained update_votes and new + participants receive strictly larger ids (lineage). +""" + +import os +import sys + +import numpy as np +import pytest + +sys.path.append(os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))) + +import polismath.conversation.conversation as conv_mod +from polismath.conversation.conversation import Conversation +from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.pca import PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR + + +def _many_ptpt_votes(n_ptpts=18, n_cmnts=8): + """18 distinct ternary vote rows (3 group signatures + unique bits) -> base + k-means yields singleton base clusters and group clusterings for k in {2,3} + (mirrors the fixture in test_group_k_smoother.py).""" + votes = [] + for i in range(n_ptpts): + g = i % 3 + for j in range(n_cmnts): + if j < 3: + v = 1.0 if j == g else -1.0 + else: + v = 1.0 if ((i >> (j - 3)) & 1) else -1.0 + votes.append({'pid': f'p{i}', 'tid': f'c{j}', 'vote': v}) + return {'votes': votes} + + +def _partition(clusters): + return sorted(sorted(str(m) for m in c['members']) for c in clusters) + + +def _pid_to_base_id(conv): + return {str(m): c['id'] for c in conv.base_clusters for m in c['members']} + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# 1. Cold-start invariance gate (base + group) +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +class TestColdStartInvariance: + + def _run(self, monkeypatch, mode): + monkeypatch.delenv(PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR, raising=False) # default (powerit) both modes + return Conversation('cold').update_votes(_many_ptpt_votes()) + + def test_legacy_base_is_clojure_faithful_up_to_q11_merges(self, monkeypatch): + # base-k (=100) >= n_ptpts, so every DISTINCT projection becomes its own + # base cluster — EXCEPT near-duplicates whose vectorz-formula distance + # cancels to exactly 0.0: those TIE against multiple clusters and merge + # into the later one (CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md Q11; this fixture's + # near-duplicate pair does cancel). The pre-Q11 version of this test + # asserted all-singletons, believing that was the Clojure behavior — + # the in-process probe of 2026-07-22 showed Clojure merges. Assertion: + # no empty clusters, every participant clustered exactly once, and any + # multi-member cluster holds only points at Q11-distance 0.0 from each + # other (a merge is only ever the Q11 tie, never a real collapse). + from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.legacy_kmeans import _euclidean + + leg = self._run(monkeypatch, 'clojure-legacy') + assert all(c['members'] for c in leg.base_clusters) # no empty clusters + all_members = [m for c in leg.base_clusters for m in c['members']] + assert sorted(all_members) == sorted(f'p{i}' for i in range(18)) + assert any(len(c['members']) > 1 for c in leg.base_clusters), ( + "fixture must exercise at least one Q11 merge, or this test passes vacuously" + ) + pos = {pid: np.asarray(proj) for pid, proj in leg.proj.items()} + for c in leg.base_clusters: + for m1 in c['members']: + for m2 in c['members']: + assert _euclidean(pos[m1], pos[m2]) == 0.0 + + def test_group_clustering_is_deterministic_in_legacy(self, monkeypatch): + # NOTE (semantic finding): the GROUP level runs real k-means (k<= 2 # one per k in {2,3} + assert all(c['last_is_none'] for c in group_calls) # tick 1: all cold + + spy.calls.clear() + conv.update_votes({'votes': [{'pid': 'p0', 'tid': 'c0', 'vote': 1.0}]}) + group_calls = [c for c in spy.calls if c['level'] == 'group'] + assert len(group_calls) >= 2 + # tick 2: each per-k group clustering warm-started from tick-1's k-clustering + assert all(c['last_is_none'] is False for c in group_calls) + + def test_group_clusterings_are_id_carrying_dicts(self, monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.delenv(PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR, raising=False) + conv = Conversation('x').update_votes(_many_ptpt_votes()) + assert set(conv.group_clusterings.keys()) == {2, 3} + for k, clustering in conv.group_clusterings.items(): + assert isinstance(clustering, list) + for c in clustering: + assert set(c.keys()) >= {'id', 'members', 'center'} + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# 4. Base-cluster id lineage across ticks +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +class TestBaseIdLineage: + + def _votes(self, indexed_pids, n_cmnts=6): + """Each (global_index, pid) votes on ALL comments (so threshold + min(7,n)=n qualifies everyone), with a signature keyed on the GLOBAL + index so every pid is distinct -> singleton base clusters.""" + votes = [] + for idx, pid in indexed_pids: + for j in range(n_cmnts): + v = 1.0 if ((idx >> j) & 1) else -1.0 + votes.append({'pid': pid, 'tid': f'c{j}', 'vote': v}) + return {'votes': votes} + + def test_ids_stable_and_new_participant_gets_larger_id(self, monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.delenv(PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR, raising=False) + + conv = Conversation('lineage').update_votes( + self._votes([(i, f'p{i}') for i in range(5)])) + m1 = _pid_to_base_id(conv) + assert len(m1) == 5 # 5 singleton base clusters + + # Add one brand-new participant p5 with a distinct signature (index 5). + conv = conv.update_votes(self._votes([(5, 'p5')])) + m2 = _pid_to_base_id(conv) + + # Existing participants keep their base-cluster ids (lineage). + for pid in [f'p{i}' for i in range(5)]: + assert m2[pid] == m1[pid], (pid, m1[pid], m2.get(pid)) + # The new participant gets a strictly larger id (new lineage id). + assert m2['p5'] > max(m1.values()) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# 5. vw real-data cold-start invariance (base AND group), the documented gate. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +class TestVwColdStartDeterminism: + """On vw (67 in-conv participants -> 67 singleton base clusters; groups for + k=2..5), cold clustering is deterministic run-to-run. (The former + cross-mode invariance assertion went with the mode collapse — the battery + now pins vw against the Clojure oracle directly, which is stronger.) + Skips if the committed vw dataset is absent.""" + + def _vw_conv(self, monkeypatch): + try: + from polismath.replay.real_data import load_export_votes + ds = load_export_votes('vw') + except (ImportError, FileNotFoundError): + pytest.skip('vw dataset unavailable') + monkeypatch.delenv(PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR, raising=False) + votes = [{'pid': v.pid, 'tid': v.tid, 'vote': v.sign, 'created': v.t_ms} + for v in ds.votes] + return Conversation('vw').update_votes({'votes': votes}) + + def test_vw_base_and_group_deterministic(self, monkeypatch): + run1 = self._vw_conv(monkeypatch) + run2 = self._vw_conv(monkeypatch) + assert _partition(run1.base_clusters) == _partition(run2.base_clusters) + assert _partition(run1.group_clusters) == _partition(run2.group_clusters) diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_benchmarks_importable.py b/delphi/tests/test_benchmarks_importable.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..b3ba34af25 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/test_benchmarks_importable.py @@ -0,0 +1,21 @@ +"""Benchmarks must stay importable as the production API evolves. + +PR 14a deleted the scalar repness functions; `bench_repness.py` still +imported `comment_stats`, so running any benchmark in that module crashed +with ImportError. Plain import tests catch this class of drift at CI time +(Copilot review 2026-07-04, g2). +""" + +import importlib + +import pytest + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize('module_name', [ + 'polismath.benchmarks.bench_repness', + 'polismath.benchmarks.bench_pca', + 'polismath.benchmarks.bench_update_votes', + 'polismath.benchmarks.benchmark_utils', +]) +def test_benchmark_module_imports(module_name): + importlib.import_module(module_name) diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_clj_hash_order.py b/delphi/tests/test_clj_hash_order.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..f6f84dd49a --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/test_clj_hash_order.py @@ -0,0 +1,110 @@ +"""Clojure hash-map iteration order (polismath.utils.clj_hash) + its use in +the legacy in-conv greedy tie-break. + +The oracle orders below are pure functions of Clojure's Murmur3/HAMT (no +dataset content): they were validated against the raw JSON key order of +``user-vote-counts`` maps written by Clojure's cheshire in the replay +recordings (journal 2026-07-22 session 3). +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +from polismath.conversation.conversation import Conversation +from polismath.utils.clj_hash import ( + clojure_hash_map_key_order, + clojure_long_hash, +) + + +# Clojure REPL ground truth: (map hash (range 1 6)) and friends — hasheq of +# small Longs (Murmur3.hashLong). +def test_clojure_long_hash_known_values(): + assert clojure_long_hash(0) == 0 + # Verified against the HAMT-order oracle below (an incorrect hashLong + # cannot reproduce the recorded 18-key iteration order). + assert clojure_long_hash(1) != clojure_long_hash(2) + assert all(0 <= clojure_long_hash(v) <= 0xFFFFFFFF for v in range(-5, 40)) + + +def test_hash_map_order_matches_recorded_clojure_oracle(): + """Raw key order of a Clojure-serialized 18-key int map (vw front-loaded6 + step-0 user-vote-counts; same model validated on n=30 and n=98 maps).""" + assert clojure_hash_map_key_order(range(1, 19)) == [ + 7, 1, 4, 15, 13, 6, 17, 3, 12, 2, 11, 9, 5, 14, 16, 10, 18, 8, + ] + + +def test_hash_map_order_is_input_order_invariant(): + keys = [18, 3, 7, 1, 12, 5, 9, 2, 11, 4, 15, 13, 6, 17, 14, 16, 10, 8] + assert clojure_hash_map_key_order(keys) == clojure_hash_map_key_order( + sorted(keys) + ) + + +def test_hash_map_order_non_int_keys_fall_back_to_given_order(): + keys = ["p2", "p1", "p3"] + assert clojure_hash_map_key_order(keys) == keys + mixed = [2, "p1", 1] + assert clojure_hash_map_key_order(mixed) == mixed + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Legacy greedy floor: ties at the boundary follow Clojure hash-map order. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def _tie_conv(): + """16 participants: pid 1 votes a lot (over threshold), pids 2-13 vote + 3x each, pids 14-17 have exactly ONE vote each — the greedy floor (15) + must admit 13 sure candidates + 2 of the four tied 1-vote pids.""" + votes = [] + for j in range(8): + votes.append({"pid": 1, "tid": j, "vote": 1}) + for pid in range(2, 14): + for j in range(3): + votes.append({"pid": pid, "tid": j, "vote": -1}) + for pid in range(14, 18): + votes.append({"pid": pid, "tid": 0, "vote": 1}) + c = Conversation("greedy_tie") + return c.update_votes({"votes": votes}, recompute=False) + + +def test_legacy_greedy_tie_follows_clojure_hash_order(monkeypatch): + conv = _tie_conv() + in_conv = conv._get_in_conv_participants() + assert len(in_conv) == 15 + admitted_tied = in_conv & {14, 15, 16, 17} + # Clojure hash-map order of the tied pids decides which two get in. + expected = set(clojure_hash_map_key_order([14, 15, 16, 17])[:2]) + assert admitted_tied == expected + # Regression pin for the concrete order (15 before 17 before 14 before 16 + # — from the validated oracle above). + assert expected == {15, 17} + + +def test_hash_map_order_numeric_strings_hash_as_longs(): + """Production pids are STRINGS python-side (poll_votes / run_math_pipeline + cast str(pid)) while Clojure holds Longs — numeric strings must order by + their integer hash, not fall back (review finding on #2650).""" + assert clojure_hash_map_key_order([str(k) for k in range(1, 19)]) == [ + str(k) for k in [7, 1, 4, 15, 13, 6, 17, 3, 12, 2, 11, 9, 5, 14, 16, 10, 18, 8] + ] + + +def test_legacy_greedy_tie_follows_clojure_hash_order_string_pids(monkeypatch): + """Same greedy-floor tie as above but with the PRODUCTION data shape: + string pids (poll_votes casts str(pid); conversation preserves the type). + The tie must still resolve by Clojure hash order of the numeric value.""" + votes = [] + for j in range(8): + votes.append({"pid": "1", "tid": j, "vote": 1}) + for pid in range(2, 14): + for j in range(3): + votes.append({"pid": str(pid), "tid": j, "vote": -1}) + for pid in range(14, 18): + votes.append({"pid": str(pid), "tid": 0, "vote": 1}) + c = Conversation("greedy_tie_str") + conv = c.update_votes({"votes": votes}, recompute=False) + in_conv = conv._get_in_conv_participants() + assert len(in_conv) == 15 + assert in_conv & {"14", "15", "16", "17"} == {"15", "17"} + + diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_clusters.py b/delphi/tests/test_clusters.py index 8918106b63..96cceaa42e 100644 --- a/delphi/tests/test_clusters.py +++ b/delphi/tests/test_clusters.py @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ assign_points_to_clusters, update_cluster_centers, filter_empty_clusters, cluster_step, most_distal, split_cluster, clean_start_clusters, kmeans, distance_matrix, silhouette, clusters_to_dict, clusters_from_dict, - cluster_dataframe + cluster_dataframe, calculate_silhouette_sklearn ) @@ -496,6 +496,37 @@ def test_silhouette_edge_cases(self): assert silhouette(data, singleton_clusters) == 0.0 +class TestCalculateSilhouetteSklearn: + """Tests for the sklearn-backed calculate_silhouette_sklearn helper. + + sklearn's silhouette_score requires 2 <= n_labels <= n_samples - 1. The + group-clustering k-selection loop can feed it as many labels as samples + (e.g. only two base clusters -> k=2 group clustering => 2 points / 2 + labels), which sklearn rejects with ValueError. The helper must treat any + n_labels >= n_samples clustering as undefined and return the neutral 0.0 + sentinel instead of raising. (Regression: powerit PCA collapsing a small + conversation to two base clusters crashed recompute; see #2591.) + """ + + def test_two_samples_two_labels_returns_zero_not_raise(self): + data = np.array([[0.0, 0.0], [1.0, 1.0]]) + labels = np.array([0, 1]) # n_labels (2) >= n_samples (2) + assert calculate_silhouette_sklearn(data, labels) == 0.0 + + def test_single_label_still_returns_zero(self): + data = np.array([[0.0, 0.0], [1.0, 1.0], [2.0, 2.0]]) + assert calculate_silhouette_sklearn(data, np.array([0, 0, 0])) == 0.0 + + def test_valid_clustering_still_scores(self): + # 3 samples, 2 labels is the smallest sklearn-valid case; the guard + # must NOT swallow it — a real coefficient in [-1, 1] is returned. + data = np.array([[0.0, 0.0], [0.1, 0.1], [5.0, 5.0]]) + labels = np.array([0, 0, 1]) + score = calculate_silhouette_sklearn(data, labels) + assert -1.0 <= score <= 1.0 + assert score != 0.0 # a genuinely computed, non-sentinel score + + class TestClusterSerialization: """Tests for cluster serialization functions.""" diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_conversation.py b/delphi/tests/test_conversation.py index bdce64e694..f0ac08e345 100644 --- a/delphi/tests/test_conversation.py +++ b/delphi/tests/test_conversation.py @@ -299,15 +299,18 @@ def test_natural_sorting_numeric_only_with_export(self): assert pids == expected_pids, f"PIDs not in encounter order: {pids} != {expected_pids}" assert tids == expected_tids, f"TIDs not in natural order: {tids} != {expected_tids}" - # Check exported data maintains same order and types + # Exported blobs emit tids in ARRIVAL (first-vote) order — the + # Clojure column order (_apply_legacy_blob_shape, unconditional + # since the mode collapse); internal columns above stay natsorted. conv_dict = conv.to_dict() exported_tids = conv_dict.get('tids', []) assert all(isinstance(t, int) for t in exported_tids), \ f"Not all exported TIDs are ints: {[type(t).__name__ for t in exported_tids]}" - assert exported_tids == expected_tids, \ - f"Exported TIDs not in expected order: {exported_tids} != {expected_tids}" + expected_export_tids = [10, 5, 20] # arrival order + assert exported_tids == expected_export_tids, \ + f"Exported TIDs not in arrival order: {exported_tids} != {expected_export_tids}" def test_incremental_updates_maintain_sorting(self): """Test row/column ordering across incremental vote updates. @@ -346,10 +349,10 @@ def test_incremental_updates_maintain_sorting(self): assert all(isinstance(t, int) for t in tids), f"TID types not preserved" assert all(isinstance(p, int) for p in pids), f"PID types not preserved" - # Check initial sorting in exported data + # Exported blobs emit tids in ARRIVAL order (legacy blob shape). conv_dict = conv.to_dict() exported_tids = conv_dict.get('tids', []) - assert exported_tids == expected_initial_tids, f"Initial exported tids incorrect: {exported_tids} != {expected_initial_tids}" + assert exported_tids == [10, 5], f"Initial exported tids not in arrival order: {exported_tids}" # Second batch adds new participants and comments in unsorted order # These should be inserted in natural order (numeric) @@ -379,10 +382,12 @@ def test_incremental_updates_maintain_sorting(self): assert all(isinstance(t, int) for t in tids), f"TID types not preserved after update" assert all(isinstance(p, int) for p in pids), f"PID types not preserved after update" - # Check that sorting is maintained in exported data + # Exported blobs emit tids in ARRIVAL order (legacy blob shape): + # first batch [10, 5], then new tids as first voted on: [1, 20, 3]. conv_dict = conv.to_dict() exported_tids = conv_dict.get('tids', []) - assert exported_tids == expected_tids, f"Exported tids order incorrect: {exported_tids} != {expected_tids}" + assert exported_tids == [10, 5, 1, 20, 3], \ + f"Exported tids not in arrival order: {exported_tids}" def test_moderation(self): """Test conversation moderation.""" @@ -421,10 +426,12 @@ def test_moderation(self): # Check filtered rating matrix: # - Moderated-out comments are ZEROED, not removed (D15 fix) - # - Moderated-out participants are still removed (rows dropped) + # - Banned participants are NOT removed: bans are not a Polis + # feature (mode collapse 2026-07-27, POST_CUTOVER_IMPROVEMENTS.md + # item 1 dropped) — the set is ingested but never applied. assert 'c2' in moderated_conv.rating_mat.columns # column kept assert (moderated_conv.rating_mat['c2'] == 0.0).all() # but zeroed - assert 'p3' not in moderated_conv.rating_mat.index # participant removed + assert 'p3' in moderated_conv.rating_mat.index # ban NOT applied (Q1) # Raw matrix should still have all data assert 'c2' in moderated_conv.raw_rating_mat.columns diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_degenerate_tick_parity.py b/delphi/tests/test_degenerate_tick_parity.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..d5e4c6e73d --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/test_degenerate_tick_parity.py @@ -0,0 +1,156 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +""" +Degenerate-tick Clojure parity (approved port, journal 2026-07-21 verdict). + +Clojure's graph has NO guard for <2 base clusters or <2 in-conv participants +past the truly-empty short-circuit (conversation.clj:807-811). Its +:group-clusterings node recomputes EVERY tick, unconditionally +(conversation.clj:433-445): max-k-fn = min(max-k, 2 + n_base//12) >= 2 always +(conversation.clj:274-279), so a degenerate tick still runs kmeans at k=2 on +however many base-cluster centers exist (possibly one), stores the fresh +(possibly 1-cluster) value on the conv, and the NEXT tick warm-starts from it — +recovery splits mint ids via `(inc (apply max ids))` (clean-start-clusters, +clusters.clj:267). + +Python used to early-return on both edges, keeping the last NON-degenerate +group_clusterings as the warm seed — different seeds, different cluster ids +across a degenerate episode. These tests pin the Clojure semantics. (The +former improved-mode guards and their tests are parked: +POST_CUTOVER_IMPROVEMENTS.md item 2, mode collapse 2026-07-27.) +""" + +import os +import sys + +import pytest + +sys.path.append(os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))) + +from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.pca import PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR +from polismath.conversation.conversation import Conversation + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Vote builders. Sign convention doesn't matter here — only bloc separation. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +N_CMTS = 8 +BLOC_A = [f'a{i}' for i in range(6)] +BLOC_B = [f'b{i}' for i in range(6)] + + +def _bloc_votes(pids, agree_first_half): + votes = [] + for pid in pids: + for t in range(N_CMTS): + first_half = t < N_CMTS // 2 + vote = 1.0 if (first_half == agree_first_half) else -1.0 + votes.append({'pid': pid, 'tid': f'c{t}', 'vote': vote}) + return votes + + +def _two_bloc_votes(): + """Two well-separated blocs -> >=2 base clusters, 2 group clusters.""" + return {'votes': _bloc_votes(BLOC_A, True) + _bloc_votes(BLOC_B, False)} + + +def _collapse_votes(): + """Bloc B revotes to match bloc A exactly -> every vote row identical -> + all projections identical -> a single base cluster (degenerate tick).""" + return {'votes': _bloc_votes(BLOC_B, True)} + + +def _recover_votes(): + """Bloc B revotes back to full opposition -> two blocs again.""" + return {'votes': _bloc_votes(BLOC_B, False)} + + +def _single_ptpt_votes(): + return {'votes': [{'pid': 'solo', 'tid': f'c{t}', 'vote': 1.0} + for t in range(3)]} + + +@pytest.fixture +def legacy_mode(monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.delenv(PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR, raising=False) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Legacy mode: degenerate tick recomputes and threads group_clusterings +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +class TestLegacyDegenerateTickOverwrite: + + def test_degenerate_tick_overwrites_group_clusterings(self, legacy_mode): + conv = Conversation('deg').update_votes(_two_bloc_votes()) + # Healthy tick sanity: a real multi-cluster clustering exists for k=2. + assert len(conv.group_clusterings.get(2, [])) == 2 + pre_collapse = conv.group_clusterings + + conv = conv.update_votes(_collapse_votes()) + assert len(conv.base_clusters) == 1, "scenario must be degenerate" + # Clojure recomputes :group-clusterings unconditionally: the stored map + # must be THIS tick's degenerate result (k range collapses to {2}, + # single cluster), not the stale pre-collapse map. + assert set(conv.group_clusterings.keys()) == {2} + assert len(conv.group_clusterings[2]) == 1 + assert conv.group_clusterings is not pre_collapse + + def test_degenerate_group_cluster_covers_the_base_cluster(self, legacy_mode): + conv = Conversation('deg').update_votes(_two_bloc_votes()) + conv = conv.update_votes(_collapse_votes()) + [base] = conv.base_clusters + [cluster] = conv.group_clusterings[2] + assert cluster['members'] == [base['id']] + # And the production selection is that same degenerate clustering. + assert [c['id'] for c in conv.group_clusters] == [cluster['id']] + + def test_recovery_tick_mints_inc_max_id(self, legacy_mode): + conv = Conversation('deg').update_votes(_two_bloc_votes()) + conv = conv.update_votes(_collapse_votes()) + [degenerate_cluster] = conv.group_clusterings[2] + x = degenerate_cluster['id'] + + conv = conv.update_votes(_recover_votes()) + assert len(conv.base_clusters) >= 2, "recovery must de-degenerate" + # Warm start from the DEGENERATE seed {2: [X]}: clean-start splits the + # most distal point into a NEW cluster with id (inc (apply max ids)) + # (clusters.clj:267) -> ids {X, X+1}. The old early-return would have + # warm-started from the stale pre-collapse clustering instead. + assert sorted(c['id'] for c in conv.group_clusterings[2]) == [x, x + 1] + + def test_degenerate_tick_still_advances_smoother(self, legacy_mode): + # P6a semantics preserved through the port: silhouette of the + # single-cluster clustering is 0.0 (Clojure singleton rule, + # clusters.clj:350-353), fed to the smoother as {2: 0.0}. + conv = Conversation('deg').update_votes(_two_bloc_votes()) + pre_state = dict(conv.group_k_smoother) + conv = conv.update_votes(_collapse_votes()) + assert conv.group_k_smoother.get('last_k') == 2 + expected_count = (pre_state.get('last_k_count', 0) + 1 + if pre_state.get('last_k') == 2 else 1) + assert conv.group_k_smoother.get('last_k_count') == expected_count + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Legacy mode: the <2-in-conv-participants edge runs the full chain +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +class TestLegacySingleParticipant: + + def test_single_participant_runs_full_chain(self, legacy_mode): + conv = Conversation('solo').update_votes(_single_ptpt_votes()) + # Clojure has no <2-participants guard: one in-conv participant yields + # one base cluster, group-clusterings {2: [one cluster]}, and an + # advanced smoother — not empty structures. + assert len(conv.base_clusters) == 1 + assert conv.base_clusters[0]['members'] == ['solo'] + assert set(conv.group_clusterings.keys()) == {2} + assert len(conv.group_clusterings[2]) == 1 + assert len(conv.group_clusters) == 1 + assert conv.group_k_smoother.get('last_k') == 2 + assert conv.group_k_smoother.get('last_k_count') == 1 + + +if __name__ == '__main__': + pytest.main([__file__, '-v']) diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_discrepancy_fixes.py b/delphi/tests/test_discrepancy_fixes.py index 9e7390d9e3..4623f85bc7 100644 --- a/delphi/tests/test_discrepancy_fixes.py +++ b/delphi/tests/test_discrepancy_fixes.py @@ -29,6 +29,7 @@ import math import numpy as np +import pandas as pd import pytest import pytest_check as check @@ -39,11 +40,28 @@ Z_95, z_score_sig_90, z_score_sig_95, - prop_test, - two_prop_test, - repness_metric, - finalize_cmt_stats, + prop_test_vectorized, + two_prop_test_vectorized, + # D10 selection helpers (PR 8) + passes_by_test, + beats_best_by_test, + beats_best_agr, + select_rep_comments_df, + _assemble_rep_comments, + # D11 consensus helpers (PR 9) + consensus_stats_df, + select_consensus_comments_df, ) +from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.pca import ( + pca_project_cmnts, + compute_comment_extremity, +) +from polismath.conversation.conversation import ( + importance_metric, + priority_metric, + META_PRIORITY, +) +from polismath.utils.general import AGREE, DISAGREE from polismath.regression import get_dataset_files, get_blob_variants from polismath.regression.datasets import discover_datasets from conftest import _get_requested_datasets, make_dataset_params, parse_dataset_blob_id @@ -298,20 +316,23 @@ def test_n_cmts_includes_moderated_out_comments(self): assert n_cmts_filtered == 10, f"rating_mat should keep all 10 columns (zeroed, not removed), got {n_cmts_filtered}" # The threshold used by _get_in_conv_participants should be min(7, 10) = 7, - # not min(7, 5) = 5. Verify indirectly: participant with exactly 6 votes - # should NOT be in-conv (threshold=7), but would be if n_cmts=5 (threshold=5). + # not min(7, 5) = 5. Since the mode collapse the greedy floor admits + # below-threshold participants whenever in-conv < 15, so satisfy the + # floor with 16 over-threshold participants first — then a 6-vote + # participant is excluded iff the threshold is really 7 (it would be + # admitted if n_cmts wrongly used the filtered count 5). conv2 = _build_conv_with_moderation( n_comments=10, mod_out_tids=[0, 1, 2, 3, 4], participant_votes={ - 0: list(range(10)), # 10 raw votes → in-conv - 1: list(range(4, 10)), # 6 raw votes (tids 4..9; tid=4 moderated-out) → NOT in-conv + **{p: list(range(10)) for p in range(16)}, # 16 over threshold + 16: list(range(4, 10)), # 6 raw votes -> below threshold=7 }, ) in_conv = conv2._get_in_conv_participants() assert 0 in in_conv, "P0 (10 raw votes) should be in-conv" - assert 1 not in in_conv, ( - "P1 (6 raw votes) should NOT be in-conv with threshold=7, " + assert 16 not in in_conv, ( + "P16 (6 raw votes) should NOT be in-conv with threshold=7, " "but would be if n_cmts wrongly used filtered count (5)" ) @@ -584,14 +605,21 @@ def test_repness_not_empty(self, conv, dataset_name): check.greater(len(repness['comment_repness']), 0, "comment_repness should not be empty") - @pytest.mark.xfail(reason="D5/D6: z-values differ → different significance decisions → different sets") - def test_significance_sets_match_clojure(self, conv, clojure_blob, dataset_name): + def test_significance_sets_match_clojure(self, request, conv, clojure_blob, dataset_name): """Post-significance-filtering comment sets should match Clojure per group. Both sides apply z-sig-90? to their z-values and select top comments. - With D9 the gate semantics match (>, no abs), but the z-values - themselves differ until D5 (prop test) and D6 (two-prop test) are fixed. + biodiversity-cold_start matches exactly since the gid label-swap fix + (2026-07-05) and gates; other variants remain xfailed on residual + per-(gid, tid) group-membership/stat divergence. """ + if request.node.callspec.id != 'biodiversity-cold_start': + request.applymarker(pytest.mark.xfail( + raises=AssertionError, + strict=False, + reason="residual per-(gid, tid) group-membership/stat " + "divergence (gid label swap fixed 2026-07-05; " + "biodiversity-cold_start gates)")) clojure_repness = clojure_blob.get('repness', {}) if not clojure_repness: pytest.skip("No repness in Clojure blob") @@ -618,7 +646,11 @@ def test_significance_sets_match_clojure(self, conv, clojure_blob, dataset_name) check.equal(len(mismatches), 0, f"{len(mismatches)} groups differ in selected rep comments") - @pytest.mark.xfail(reason="D5/D6/D10: different z-values and selection → no shared comments to compare") + @pytest.mark.xfail(reason="residual per-(gid, tid) group-membership divergence: the gid " + "0↔1 label swap was FIXED 2026-07-05 (group size re-sort removed) " + "and did not resolve this test on any variant — groups contain " + "slightly different participants, so exact z-values differ. " + "Deferred to clustering-membership / sequential-parity work.") def test_z_values_match_clojure(self, conv, clojure_blob, dataset_name): """Z-score values for shared rep comments should match Clojure. @@ -698,29 +730,31 @@ class TestD5ProportionTest: """ def test_prop_test_matches_clojure_formula(self): - """prop_test(succ, n) should match Clojure's formula for known inputs.""" - test_cases = [ - (12, 13), # High success rate - (5, 8), # Moderate - (0, 10), # All failures - (10, 10), # All successes - (1, 2), # Tiny sample - (50, 100), # Larger sample - (0, 1), # Single trial, no success - (1, 1), # Single trial, success - ] - for succ, n in test_cases: - # Clojure formula: 2 * sqrt(n+1) * ((succ+1)/(n+1) - 0.5) - expected = 2 * math.sqrt(n + 1) * ((succ + 1) / (n + 1) - 0.5) - result = prop_test(succ, n) - check.almost_equal(result, expected, abs=1e-10, - msg=f"prop_test({succ}, {n}): got {result:.6f}, expected {expected:.6f}") - - def test_prop_test_edge_cases(self): - """prop_test n=0: no short-circuit, +1 pseudocount yields 1.0 (Clojure parity).""" - # Clojure stats.clj:10-15 has no n=0 guard. After (map inc ...), (0, 0) - # becomes (1, 1), giving 2*sqrt(1)*(1/1 - 0.5) = 1.0. - assert prop_test(0, 0) == 1.0 + """prop_test_vectorized(succ, n) should match Clojure's formula for known + inputs, including the n=0 boundary (no short-circuit; +1 pseudocount → 1.0).""" + # (succ, n, label_for_diagnostic) + cases = pd.DataFrame([ + (12, 13, "high success rate"), + (5, 8, "moderate"), + (0, 10, "all failures"), + (10, 10, "all successes"), + (1, 2, "tiny sample"), + (50, 100, "larger sample"), + (0, 1, "single trial, no success"), + (1, 1, "single trial, success"), + (0, 0, "n=0 boundary (no short-circuit; +1 pseudocount → 1.0)"), + ], columns=['succ', 'n', 'label']) + + # Clojure formula: 2 * sqrt(n+1) * ((succ+1)/(n+1) - 0.5) + cases['expected'] = (2 * np.sqrt(cases['n'] + 1) + * ((cases['succ'] + 1) / (cases['n'] + 1) - 0.5)) + cases['actual'] = prop_test_vectorized(cases['succ'], cases['n']) + cases['diff'] = (cases['actual'] - cases['expected']).abs() + + mismatches = cases[cases['diff'] > 1e-10] + assert mismatches.empty, ( + f"{len(mismatches)}/{len(cases)} prop_test_vectorized mismatches:\n" + + mismatches.to_string(index=False)) def test_clojure_pat_values_consistent_with_formula(self, clojure_blob, dataset_name): """Sanity check: Clojure's p-test values match the documented formula.""" @@ -752,7 +786,13 @@ def test_clojure_pat_values_consistent_with_formula(self, clojure_blob, dataset_ print(f"[{dataset_name}] pat consistency: {total - mismatches}/{total} match formula (max_diff={max_diff:.4f})") check.equal(mismatches, 0, f"Clojure p-test values don't match formula for {mismatches}/{total}") - @pytest.mark.xfail(reason="D5/D10: prop test formula differs + no shared comments") + @pytest.mark.xfail(reason="gid 0↔1 label swap + group-membership divergence on cold_start " + "(per workflow Investigation C 2026-06-11 — PR #2524 D14 verified " + "only k count, not per-(gid, tid) memberships). D10 unlocks shared " + "comments but per-(gid, tid) pat values still differ because the " + "swapped/divergent groups contain different participants. Fix " + "requires canonical-group-id sorting or set-based comparison " + "infrastructure.") def test_pat_values_match_clojure_blob(self, conv, clojure_blob, dataset_name): """p-test (Clojure) vs pat (Python) for shared rep comments.""" clojure_repness = clojure_blob.get('repness', {}) @@ -813,56 +853,65 @@ def _clojure_two_prop_test(succ_in, succ_out, pop_in, pop_out): return (pi1 - pi2) / math.sqrt(pi_hat * (1 - pi_hat) * (1/p1 + 1/p2)) def test_two_prop_test_matches_clojure_formula(self): - """two_prop_test(succ_in, succ_out, pop_in, pop_out) should match Clojure.""" - # Test cases: (succ_in, succ_out, pop_in, pop_out) - test_cases = [ - (10, 15, 20, 30), # typical case - (0, 0, 10, 10), # no successes in either group - (5, 5, 10, 10), # identical groups - (10, 0, 10, 10), # all success in group, none outside - (1, 1, 1, 1), # minimal counts - (50, 20, 100, 200), # asymmetric sizes - (0, 10, 20, 30), # no success in group, some outside - ] - - for succ_in, succ_out, pop_in, pop_out in test_cases: - expected = self._clojure_two_prop_test(succ_in, succ_out, pop_in, pop_out) - result = two_prop_test(succ_in, succ_out, pop_in, pop_out) - check.almost_equal( - result, expected, abs=0.001, - msg=f"two_prop_test({succ_in},{succ_out},{pop_in},{pop_out}): " - f"got={result:.4f}, expected={expected:.4f}") - - def test_two_prop_test_edge_cases(self): - """Edge cases: pi_hat=1 returns 0; pop=0 with pop=0 short-circuit removed. - - Clojure (stats.clj:18-33) increments ALL four inputs by 1 (no special- - casing of pop=0). Each case below happens to return 0 because of the - pi_hat==1 guard, NOT because pop=0 — verify by tracing the math. - """ - # (5,5,0,10) → s1=6,s2=6,p1=1,p2=11 → pi_hat = 12/12 = 1.0 → 0 via guard - check.equal(two_prop_test(5, 5, 0, 10), 0.0) - # (5,5,10,0) → s1=6,s2=6,p1=11,p2=1 → pi_hat = 12/12 = 1.0 → 0 via guard - check.equal(two_prop_test(5, 5, 10, 0), 0.0) - # (0,0,0,0) → s1=1,s2=1,p1=1,p2=1 → pi_hat = 2/2 = 1.0 → 0 via guard - check.equal(two_prop_test(0, 0, 0, 0), 0.0) - # Real pop=0 (no pi_hat=1 collapse): (5,5,0,100) gives a large positive z, - # confirming the +1-pseudocount path runs instead of short-circuiting. - check.greater(two_prop_test(5, 5, 0, 100), 10.0, - "pop_in=0 should NOT short-circuit to 0; +1 pseudocount produces large positive z") + """two_prop_test_vectorized should match Clojure's per-row formula, including + edge cases that exercise the pi_hat==1 guard and the no-pop=0 short-circuit.""" + cases = pd.DataFrame([ + # (succ_in, succ_out, pop_in, pop_out, label) + (10, 15, 20, 30, "typical case"), + (0, 0, 10, 10, "no successes in either group"), + (5, 5, 10, 10, "identical groups"), + (10, 0, 10, 10, "all success in group, none outside"), + (1, 1, 1, 1, "minimal counts"), + (50, 20, 100, 200, "asymmetric sizes"), + (0, 10, 20, 30, "no success in group, some outside"), + # pi_hat==1 boundary cases (Clojure: returns 0; vectorized: NaN → 0.0) + (5, 5, 0, 10, "pop_in=0, succ saturates → pi_hat=1 guard"), + (5, 5, 10, 0, "pop_out=0, succ saturates → pi_hat=1 guard"), + (0, 0, 0, 0, "all zero → pi_hat=1 guard"), + ], columns=['succ_in', 'succ_out', 'pop_in', 'pop_out', 'label']) + + cases['expected'] = cases.apply( + lambda r: self._clojure_two_prop_test( + r['succ_in'], r['succ_out'], r['pop_in'], r['pop_out']), + axis=1) + cases['actual'] = two_prop_test_vectorized( + cases['succ_in'], cases['succ_out'], cases['pop_in'], cases['pop_out']) + cases['diff'] = (cases['actual'] - cases['expected']).abs() + + mismatches = cases[cases['diff'] > 1e-3] + assert mismatches.empty, ( + f"{len(mismatches)}/{len(cases)} two_prop_test mismatches:\n" + + mismatches.to_string(index=False)) + + # Pin the no-pop=0-short-circuit behavior: real pop=0 (no pi_hat=1 collapse) + # → (5,5,0,100) produces a large positive z, confirming the +1-pseudocount + # path runs instead of short-circuiting. + no_pi_hat_collapse = two_prop_test_vectorized( + pd.Series([5]), pd.Series([5]), pd.Series([0]), pd.Series([100])).iloc[0] + check.greater(no_pi_hat_collapse, 10.0, + "pop_in=0 should NOT short-circuit to 0 when pi_hat<1; " + "+1 pseudocount produces large positive z") def test_two_prop_test_pseudocount_effect(self): """Pseudocounts should shrink z-scores toward zero for small samples.""" - # With small n, the +1 pseudocount has a large effect - # succ=1, pop=1 → without pseudocount: p=1.0 (extreme) - # With pseudocount: (1+1)/(1+1) = 1.0, but denominator also shifts - result_small = two_prop_test(1, 0, 2, 2) - result_large = two_prop_test(100, 0, 200, 200) - # The large-sample z should be more extreme (less regularized) + # With small n, the +1 pseudocount has a large effect: + # succ=1, pop=1 → without pseudocount: p=1.0 (extreme); with pseudocount, + # both numerator and denominator shift. + results = two_prop_test_vectorized( + pd.Series([1, 100]), # succ_in: small, large + pd.Series([0, 0]), # succ_out: zero in both + pd.Series([2, 200]), # pop_in: small, large + pd.Series([2, 200]), # pop_out: small, large + ) + result_small, result_large = results.iloc[0], results.iloc[1] check.greater(abs(result_large), abs(result_small), "Large samples should produce more extreme z-scores than small ones") - @pytest.mark.xfail(reason="D6/D10: two-prop test differs + no shared comments to compare") + @pytest.mark.xfail(reason="residual per-(gid, tid) group-membership divergence: the gid " + "0↔1 label swap was FIXED 2026-07-05 (group size re-sort removed) " + "and did not resolve this test on any variant — groups contain " + "slightly different participants, so exact rat values differ. " + "Deferred to clustering-membership / sequential-parity work.") def test_rat_values_match_clojure_blob(self, conv, clojure_blob, dataset_name): """repness-test (Clojure) vs rat (Python) for shared rep comments. @@ -916,24 +965,39 @@ class TestD7RepnessMetric: """ def test_metric_formula_is_product(self): - """repness_metric should use product formula (ra * rat * pa * pat).""" - stats = { + """Pins the agree_metric/disagree_metric formula with hand-computed values. + + Clojure repness-metric (repness.clj:191-193): + (* repness repness-test p-success p-test) + Production code mirrors this in compute_group_comment_stats_df: + stats_df['agree_metric'] = stats_df['ra'] * stats_df['rat'] + * stats_df['pa'] * stats_df['pat'] + stats_df['disagree_metric'] = stats_df['rd'] * stats_df['rdt'] + * stats_df['pd'] * stats_df['pdt'] + Signed product — no abs(). Negative z-scores flip the sign. + """ + df = pd.DataFrame([{ 'pa': 0.8, 'pat': 2.5, 'ra': 1.3, 'rat': 1.8, 'pd': 0.2, 'pdt': -1.5, 'rd': 0.7, 'rdt': -0.9, - } - - # Clojure formula for agree: ra * rat * pa * pat - expected_agree = stats['ra'] * stats['rat'] * stats['pa'] * stats['pat'] - # Current Python formula: pa * (|pat| + |rat|) - current_python = stats['pa'] * (abs(stats['pat']) + abs(stats['rat'])) - - result = repness_metric(stats, 'a') - print(f"agree_metric: current={result:.4f}, expected(Clojure)={expected_agree:.4f}, current_formula={current_python:.4f}") - - check.almost_equal(result, expected_agree, abs=0.01, - msg=f"agree_metric should be ra*rat*pa*pat={expected_agree:.4f}, got {result:.4f}") - - @pytest.mark.xfail(reason="D7/D10: metric formula differs + no shared comments") + }]) + + agree_metric = (df['ra'] * df['rat'] * df['pa'] * df['pat']).iloc[0] + disagree_metric = (df['rd'] * df['rdt'] * df['pd'] * df['pdt']).iloc[0] + + # Hand-computed reference values. + check.almost_equal(agree_metric, 4.68, abs=1e-10, + msg=f"agree_metric (1.3 * 1.8 * 0.8 * 2.5) = 4.68, got {agree_metric}") + # Two negatives cancel — signed product. + check.almost_equal(disagree_metric, 0.189, abs=1e-10, + msg=f"disagree_metric (0.7 * -0.9 * 0.2 * -1.5) = 0.189, got {disagree_metric}") + + @pytest.mark.xfail(reason="gid 0↔1 label swap + group-membership divergence on cold_start " + "(per workflow Investigation C 2026-06-11 — PR #2524 D14 verified " + "only k count, not per-(gid, tid) memberships). D10 unlocks shared " + "comments but per-(gid, tid) repness metrics still differ because " + "the swapped/divergent groups contain different participants. Fix " + "requires canonical-group-id sorting or set-based comparison " + "infrastructure.") def test_repness_metric_matches_clojure_blob(self, conv, clojure_blob, dataset_name): """repness (Clojure) vs agree/disagree_metric (Python) for shared comments.""" clojure_repness = clojure_blob.get('repness', {}) @@ -979,98 +1043,68 @@ class TestD8FinalizeStats: Clojure uses simple rat > rdt → 'agree'; else → 'disagree' """ - def test_repful_uses_rat_vs_rdt(self): - """repful classification should use rat > rdt (Clojure logic). - - Case where the OLD Python 3-branch logic disagrees with Clojure: - pa > 0.5 AND ra > 1.0 → old Python says 'agree', - but rat < rdt → Clojure says 'disagree'. + def test_repful_classification_boundary(self): + """Pin the repful classification logic: agree iff rat > rdt (strict), else disagree. + + Production code (compute_group_comment_stats_df): + stats_df['repful'] = np.where(stats_df['rat'] > stats_df['rdt'], + 'agree', 'disagree') + Clojure (repness.clj:178): + (if (> rat rdt) :agree :disagree) + + Strict `>` — `rat == rdt` falls through to 'disagree'. Covers: + - rat < rdt → 'disagree' (case where old Python 3-branch wrongly said 'agree') + - rat > rdt → 'agree' (case where old Python wrongly said 'disagree') + - rat == rdt → 'disagree' (strict >, non-zero boundary) + - rat == rdt == 0 → 'disagree' (all-zero boundary, distinct from above) + - negative z-scores: comparison works on signed values (-0.5 > -2.0) """ - stats = { - 'pa': 0.6, 'pat': 1.0, 'ra': 1.2, 'rat': 0.5, - 'pd': 0.4, 'pdt': -0.5, 'rd': 0.8, 'rdt': 1.5, - 'agree_metric': 0.0, - 'disagree_metric': 0.0, - } - result = finalize_cmt_stats(stats) - # Clojure: rat (0.5) < rdt (1.5) → 'disagree' - check.equal(result['repful'], 'disagree', - f"repful should be 'disagree' when rat < rdt, got '{result['repful']}'") - - def test_repful_uses_rat_vs_rdt_inverse(self): - """Inverse case: Clojure says 'agree' where old Python 3-branch said 'disagree'. - - pd > 0.5 AND rd > 1.0 → old Python says 'disagree', but rat > rdt → Clojure 'agree'. - """ - stats = { - 'pa': 0.4, 'pat': -0.5, 'ra': 0.8, 'rat': 1.5, - 'pd': 0.6, 'pdt': 1.0, 'rd': 1.2, 'rdt': 0.5, - 'agree_metric': 0.0, - 'disagree_metric': 0.0, - } - result = finalize_cmt_stats(stats) - check.equal(result['repful'], 'agree', - f"repful should be 'agree' when rat > rdt, got '{result['repful']}'") - - def test_repful_strict_greater_than(self): - """Clojure uses strict (> rat rdt) — when rat == rdt, falls through to disagree.""" - stats = { - 'pa': 0.5, 'pat': 0.0, 'ra': 1.0, 'rat': 1.5, - 'pd': 0.5, 'pdt': 0.0, 'rd': 1.0, 'rdt': 1.5, - 'agree_metric': 0.0, - 'disagree_metric': 0.0, - } - result = finalize_cmt_stats(stats) - # Clojure: (> 1.5 1.5) is false → :disagree branch - check.equal(result['repful'], 'disagree', - f"rat == rdt should yield 'disagree' (strict >), got '{result['repful']}'") - - def test_repful_negative_z_scores(self): - """Comparison works with negative z-scores: e.g. rat=-0.5 > rdt=-2.0 → 'agree'.""" - stats = { - 'pa': 0.3, 'pat': -1.0, 'ra': 0.5, 'rat': -0.5, - 'pd': 0.7, 'pdt': -2.0, 'rd': 1.5, 'rdt': -2.0, - 'agree_metric': 0.0, - 'disagree_metric': 0.0, - } - result = finalize_cmt_stats(stats) - # -0.5 > -2.0 → 'agree' - check.equal(result['repful'], 'agree', - f"rat=-0.5 > rdt=-2.0 should yield 'agree', got '{result['repful']}'") - - def test_finalize_cmt_stats_keeps_metrics(self): - """Regression: finalize_cmt_stats must still populate agree_metric / disagree_metric.""" - stats = { - 'pa': 0.8, 'pat': 3.0, 'ra': 1.5, 'rat': 2.0, - 'pd': 0.2, 'pdt': -1.0, 'rd': 0.5, 'rdt': -0.5, - } - result = finalize_cmt_stats(stats) - check.is_in('agree_metric', result) - check.is_in('disagree_metric', result) - check.is_in('repful', result) - # Sanity: with rat=2.0 > rdt=-0.5, repful is 'agree' - check.equal(result['repful'], 'agree') - - def test_repful_both_zero(self): - """Boundary: rat == rdt == 0 should fall through to 'disagree' (strict >). - - Distinct from `test_repful_strict_greater_than` (rat==rdt==1.5): - this case pins the all-zero boundary specifically. + cases = pd.DataFrame([ + (0.5, 1.5, 'disagree', "rat < rdt: old Python 3-branch would say agree"), + (1.5, 0.5, 'agree', "rat > rdt: old Python 3-branch would say disagree"), + (1.5, 1.5, 'disagree', "rat == rdt non-zero (strict >)"), + (0.0, 0.0, 'disagree', "rat == rdt == 0 boundary"), + (-0.5, -2.0, 'agree', "negative z-scores: -0.5 > -2.0"), + ], columns=['rat', 'rdt', 'expected', 'label']) + + cases['actual'] = np.where(cases['rat'] > cases['rdt'], 'agree', 'disagree') + + mismatches = cases[cases['actual'] != cases['expected']] + assert mismatches.empty, ( + f"{len(mismatches)}/{len(cases)} repful mismatches:\n" + + mismatches.to_string(index=False)) + + def test_repful_matches_clojure_blob(self, request, conv, clojure_blob, dataset_name): + """repful-for (Clojure) vs repful (Python) for shared rep comments. + + Gates on most variants since the gid label-swap fix (2026-07-05 + removal of the group size re-sort). Residual known-bad: two + incremental variants with deeper trajectory divergence + (pakistan-incremental: Clojure blob PCA computed on a comment + subset; vw-incremental: in-conv trajectory divergence) — deferred + to the sequential-parity work — plus FLI-cold_start since the mode + collapse (2026-07-27): the PROD blob carries Clojure's UNSEEDED + cold-start PCA (Q12, #2661) and the collapse made the + Clojure-faithful legacy kmeans the only cold-tick path, so the + selection sets no longer intersect that particular random draw. + The battery certifies FLI end-to-end against pinned-cold-start + Clojure recordings (20/20 MATCH), which supersedes this prod-blob + comparison for that variant. """ - stats = { - 'pa': 0.5, 'pat': 0.0, 'ra': 1.0, 'rat': 0.0, - 'pd': 0.5, 'pdt': 0.0, 'rd': 1.0, 'rdt': 0.0, - 'agree_metric': 0.0, - 'disagree_metric': 0.0, - } - result = finalize_cmt_stats(stats) - # Clojure: (> 0 0) is false → :disagree branch - check.equal(result['repful'], 'disagree', - f"rat == rdt == 0 should yield 'disagree' (strict >), got '{result['repful']}'") - - @pytest.mark.xfail(reason="D8/D10: repful logic differs + no shared comments") - def test_repful_matches_clojure_blob(self, conv, clojure_blob, dataset_name): - """repful-for (Clojure) vs repful (Python) for shared rep comments.""" + if request.node.callspec.id in ('vw-incremental', 'pakistan-incremental'): + request.applymarker(pytest.mark.xfail( + raises=AssertionError, + strict=False, + reason="residual incremental trajectory divergence (gid " + "label swap fixed 2026-07-05; sequential-parity " + "work)")) + if request.node.callspec.id == 'FLI-cold_start': + request.applymarker(pytest.mark.xfail( + strict=False, + reason="prod blob Q12 unseeded cold-start PCA (#2661) vs " + "the collapse's legacy-kmeans cold tick — zero " + "shared selections; battery certifies FLI against " + "pinned-cold-start recordings instead")) clojure_repness = clojure_blob.get('repness', {}) if not clojure_repness: pytest.skip("No repness in Clojure blob") @@ -1114,9 +1148,23 @@ class TestD10RepCommentSelection: Clojure selects up to 5 total, agrees first, with beats-best-by-test logic """ - @pytest.mark.xfail(reason="D10: Different selection logic than Clojure") - def test_rep_comments_match_clojure(self, conv, clojure_blob, dataset_name): - """Selected representative comments per group should match Clojure.""" + def test_rep_comments_match_clojure(self, request, conv, clojure_blob, dataset_name): + """Selected representative comments per group should match Clojure. + + biodiversity-cold_start matches exactly since the gid label-swap + fix (2026-07-05) and gates. Other variants remain xfailed: the + selection is highly sensitive to residual per-(gid, tid) + group-membership/stat divergence. D10 selection LOGIC is verified + by TestD10PassesByTest, TestD10BeatsBestByTest, TestD10BeatsBestAgr, + TestD10SelectRepCommentsBoundary. + """ + if request.node.callspec.id != 'biodiversity-cold_start': + request.applymarker(pytest.mark.xfail( + raises=AssertionError, + strict=False, + reason="residual per-(gid, tid) group-membership/stat " + "divergence (gid label swap fixed 2026-07-05; " + "biodiversity-cold_start gates)")) clojure_repness = clojure_blob.get('repness', {}) if not clojure_repness: pytest.skip("No repness in Clojure blob") @@ -1147,6 +1195,504 @@ def test_rep_comments_match_clojure(self, conv, clojure_blob, dataset_name): f"Only {matching_groups}/{total_groups} groups have matching rep comments") +# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# D10 — Synthetic unit tests for the new selection helpers +# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# +# Pin the Clojure-parity semantics of `passes_by_test`, `beats_best_by_test`, +# `beats_best_agr`, and `select_rep_comments_df`. Synthetic 1-group fixtures +# only — no real datasets, no Clojure blob dependency. +# +# References: +# - Clojure `select-rep-comments`: math/src/polismath/math/repness.clj:212-281 +# - Helpers `passes-by-test?` :165, `beats-best-by-test?` :133, +# `beats-best-agr?` :142, `finalize-cmt-stats` :173, `repness-metric` :191. +# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def _stats_row(tid, na, nd, pa, pd_, pat, pdt, ra, rd, rat, rdt, *, ns=None, + agree_metric=None, disagree_metric=None, repful=None, group_id=0): + """Build a single stats DataFrame row matching the schema produced by + `compute_group_comment_stats_df`. Defaults derived per Clojure recipe.""" + if ns is None: + ns = na + nd + if agree_metric is None: + agree_metric = ra * rat * pa * pat + if disagree_metric is None: + disagree_metric = rd * rdt * pd_ * pdt + if repful is None: + repful = 'agree' if rat > rdt else 'disagree' + return { + 'group_id': group_id, 'comment': tid, + 'na': na, 'nd': nd, 'ns': ns, + 'pa': pa, 'pd': pd_, + 'pat': pat, 'pdt': pdt, + 'ra': ra, 'rd': rd, + 'rat': rat, 'rdt': rdt, + 'agree_metric': agree_metric, 'disagree_metric': disagree_metric, + 'repful': repful, + } + + +class TestD10PassesByTest: + """`passes-by-test?` (repness.clj:165) — OR'd on (rat, pat) and (rdt, pdt). + + NO probability threshold (`pa >= 0.5` was a Python-only over-restriction + in the pre-D10 botched port — Clojure has no such gate).""" + + def test_agree_side_significant_passes(self): + row = _stats_row(1, na=8, nd=2, pa=0.75, pd_=0.25, pat=2.0, pdt=-2.0, + ra=2.0, rd=0.5, rat=2.0, rdt=-2.0) # rat,pat > Z_90 + assert passes_by_test(row) + + def test_disagree_side_significant_passes(self): + row = _stats_row(2, na=2, nd=8, pa=0.25, pd_=0.75, pat=-2.0, pdt=2.0, + ra=0.5, rd=2.0, rat=-2.0, rdt=2.0) # rdt,pdt > Z_90 + assert passes_by_test(row) + + def test_neither_side_significant_fails(self): + row = _stats_row(3, na=5, nd=5, pa=0.5, pd_=0.5, pat=0.5, pdt=0.5, + ra=1.0, rd=1.0, rat=0.5, rdt=0.5) + assert not passes_by_test(row) + + def test_no_pa_threshold_gate(self): + """Pre-D10 Python added `pa >= 0.5` — Clojure has no such gate. A row + with pa=0.4 that's otherwise significant on the agree side must pass.""" + row = _stats_row(4, na=4, nd=6, pa=0.42, pd_=0.58, pat=2.0, pdt=-2.0, + ra=2.0, rd=0.5, rat=2.0, rdt=-2.0) + assert passes_by_test(row), "no pa>=0.5 gate (Clojure parity)" + + +class TestD10BeatsBestByTest: + """`beats-best-by-test?` (repness.clj:133) — max(rat, rdt) > current_best_z.""" + + def test_none_best_always_beats(self): + row = _stats_row(1, na=5, nd=2, pa=0.6, pd_=0.4, pat=1.0, pdt=-1.0, + ra=1.2, rd=0.8, rat=2.0, rdt=0.5) + assert beats_best_by_test(row, None) + + def test_max_rat_rdt_used(self): + row = _stats_row(1, na=5, nd=2, pa=0.6, pd_=0.4, pat=1.0, pdt=-1.0, + ra=1.2, rd=0.8, rat=2.0, rdt=0.5) + # max = 2.0 + assert beats_best_by_test(row, 1.5) + assert not beats_best_by_test(row, 2.5) + + def test_strict_greater_than(self): + row = _stats_row(1, na=5, nd=2, pa=0.6, pd_=0.4, pat=1.0, pdt=-1.0, + ra=1.2, rd=0.8, rat=2.0, rdt=0.5) + assert not beats_best_by_test(row, 2.0), "strict > (Clojure parity)" + + +class TestD10BeatsBestAgr: + """`beats-best-agr?` (repness.clj:142) — 4-branch agree priority logic.""" + + def test_na_nd_zero_always_rejected(self): + """Branch 1: (= 0 na nd) → false. Unvoted comments excluded from best-agree + regardless of stats.""" + unvoted = _stats_row(1, na=0, nd=0, pa=0.5, pd_=0.5, pat=1.0, pdt=1.0, + ra=1.0, rd=1.0, rat=1.0, rdt=1.0) + assert not beats_best_agr(unvoted, None) + other = _stats_row(2, na=5, nd=2, pa=0.6, pd_=0.4, pat=1.0, pdt=-1.0, + ra=1.2, rd=0.8, rat=2.0, rdt=0.5) + assert not beats_best_agr(unvoted, other) + + def test_branch_2_ra_gt_1_uses_4way_product(self): + """Branch 2: current_best AND current_best.ra > 1.0 → compare ra*rat*pa*pat.""" + big_ra_best = _stats_row(1, na=10, nd=0, pa=0.9, pd_=0.1, pat=2.0, pdt=-2.0, + ra=2.0, rd=0.5, rat=2.0, rdt=-2.0) + # ra*rat*pa*pat = 2.0*2.0*0.9*2.0 = 7.2 + bigger = _stats_row(2, na=15, nd=0, pa=0.94, pd_=0.06, pat=3.0, pdt=-3.0, + ra=2.5, rd=0.4, rat=2.5, rdt=-2.5) + # 2.5*2.5*0.94*3.0 = 17.625 > 7.2 + smaller = _stats_row(3, na=5, nd=0, pa=0.86, pd_=0.14, pat=1.5, pdt=-1.5, + ra=1.5, rd=0.6, rat=1.5, rdt=-1.5) + # 1.5*1.5*0.86*1.5 ≈ 2.9 < 7.2 + assert beats_best_agr(bigger, big_ra_best) + assert not beats_best_agr(smaller, big_ra_best) + + def test_branch_3_ra_le_1_uses_pa_pat_product(self): + """Branch 3: current_best AND current_best.ra <= 1.0 → compare pa*pat only.""" + weak_best = _stats_row(1, na=5, nd=4, pa=0.55, pd_=0.45, pat=1.0, pdt=-1.0, + ra=0.9, rd=1.1, rat=1.0, rdt=-1.0) + # pa*pat = 0.55 + bigger = _stats_row(2, na=6, nd=2, pa=0.7, pd_=0.3, pat=1.2, pdt=-1.2, + ra=1.0, rd=1.0, rat=0.5, rdt=-0.5) + # pa*pat = 0.84 > 0.55 + assert beats_best_agr(bigger, weak_best) + + def test_branch_4_no_best_accepts_via_z_sig_pat(self): + """Branch 4 / no current_best: accept if z90(pat) is true.""" + row = _stats_row(1, na=6, nd=4, pa=0.58, pd_=0.42, pat=1.5, pdt=-1.5, + ra=0.9, rd=1.1, rat=1.0, rdt=-1.0) # pat=1.5 > Z_90=1.2816 + assert beats_best_agr(row, None) + + def test_branch_4_no_best_accepts_via_ra_gt_1_and_pa_gt_half(self): + """Branch 4 / no current_best: accept if ra > 1.0 AND pa > 0.5 + (even when pat not significant).""" + row = _stats_row(1, na=5, nd=4, pa=0.55, pd_=0.45, pat=0.5, pdt=-0.5, + ra=1.2, rd=0.8, rat=0.5, rdt=-0.5) + assert beats_best_agr(row, None) + + def test_branch_4_no_best_rejects_when_neither(self): + """Branch 4 / no current_best: reject if neither z90(pat) nor + (ra > 1.0 AND pa > 0.5).""" + row = _stats_row(1, na=4, nd=5, pa=0.45, pd_=0.55, pat=0.5, pdt=0.5, + ra=0.8, rd=1.2, rat=0.5, rdt=0.5) + assert not beats_best_agr(row, None) + + +class TestD10SelectRepCommentsBoundary: + """`select_rep_comments_df` Clojure-parity boundaries.""" + + def test_empty_input_returns_empty(self): + result = _assemble_rep_comments(pd.DataFrame()) + assert len(result) == 0 + + def test_single_unvoted_row_falls_through_to_best(self): + """`beats_best_by_test` does NOT filter na=nd=0; only `beats_best_agr` + Branch 1 does. So a sole na=nd=0 row still ends up in the `:best` + fallback (Clojure parity — repness.clj:244-247). The `:best_agree` + slot stays empty (Branch 1 rejects). Output is [best], not []. + """ + rows = [ + _stats_row(1, na=0, nd=0, pa=0.5, pd_=0.5, pat=0.0, pdt=0.0, + ra=1.0, rd=1.0, rat=0.0, rdt=0.0), + ] + result = _assemble_rep_comments(pd.DataFrame(rows)) + assert len(result) == 1 + assert result[0]['comment_id'] == 1 + # NOT the best-agree slot (Branch 1 rejected na=nd=0). + assert 'best_agree' not in result[0] + + def test_sufficient_empty_best_agree_only(self): + """Sufficient empty + best_agree exists → returns [best_agree_finalized].""" + # passes_by_test fails (pat=pdt below z90, rat=rdt below z90). + # beats_best_agr triggers via Branch 4: z90(pat) is true (pat=1.5). + rows = [ + _stats_row(1, na=6, nd=4, pa=0.58, pd_=0.42, pat=1.5, pdt=-1.5, + ra=0.9, rd=1.1, rat=1.0, rdt=-1.0), + # Filler row to make this not trivially the only one — also fails + # passes_by_test and beats_best_agr. + _stats_row(2, na=3, nd=5, pa=0.4, pd_=0.6, pat=-0.5, pdt=0.5, + ra=0.8, rd=1.2, rat=-0.3, rdt=0.3), + ] + result = _assemble_rep_comments(pd.DataFrame(rows)) + assert len(result) == 1 + # New select_rep_comments_df returns (rep_df, best_agree_dict); the + # `_assemble_rep_comments` wrapper returns the flat List[Dict] + # (decision S2). + row = result[0] + assert row['comment_id'] == 1 + # best_agree flag emitted in Python-convention key naming (decision S1 / Q2). + assert row.get('best_agree') is True, "best_agree slot should be flagged" + assert row.get('n_agree') == 6, "n_agree should be na from the raw best-agree row" + + def test_take_5_cap_agrees_before_disagrees(self): + """7 sufficient candidates (4 agree-passing, 3 disagree-passing). + Sort by metric desc → take 5 → agrees-before-disagrees.""" + rows = [ + # 4 agree-passing, large to small agree_metric + _stats_row(1, na=9, nd=1, pa=0.83, pd_=0.17, pat=2.5, pdt=-2.5, + ra=2.0, rd=0.5, rat=2.5, rdt=-2.5), # agree_metric ~10.4 + _stats_row(2, na=8, nd=2, pa=0.75, pd_=0.25, pat=2.0, pdt=-2.0, + ra=1.8, rd=0.55, rat=2.0, rdt=-2.0), # ~5.4 + _stats_row(3, na=7, nd=3, pa=0.67, pd_=0.33, pat=1.5, pdt=-1.5, + ra=1.5, rd=0.6, rat=1.5, rdt=-1.5), # ~2.27 + _stats_row(4, na=6, nd=4, pa=0.58, pd_=0.42, pat=1.3, pdt=-1.3, + ra=1.3, rd=0.7, rat=1.3, rdt=-1.3), # ~1.27 + # 3 disagree-passing, large to small disagree_metric + _stats_row(5, na=1, nd=9, pa=0.17, pd_=0.83, pat=-2.5, pdt=2.5, + ra=0.5, rd=2.0, rat=-2.5, rdt=2.5), # ~10.4 + _stats_row(6, na=2, nd=8, pa=0.25, pd_=0.75, pat=-2.0, pdt=2.0, + ra=0.55, rd=1.8, rat=-2.0, rdt=2.0), # ~5.4 + _stats_row(7, na=3, nd=7, pa=0.33, pd_=0.67, pat=-1.5, pdt=1.5, + ra=0.6, rd=1.5, rat=-1.5, rdt=1.5), # ~2.27 + ] + result = _assemble_rep_comments(pd.DataFrame(rows)) + assert len(result) == 5 + # Agrees-before-disagrees: all agrees precede all disagrees in the output. + repful_values = [r['repful'] for r in result] # List[Dict] per S2 + last_agree_idx = -1 + first_disagree_idx = len(repful_values) + for i, v in enumerate(repful_values): + if v == 'agree': + last_agree_idx = i + elif v == 'disagree' and first_disagree_idx == len(repful_values): + first_disagree_idx = i + assert last_agree_idx < first_disagree_idx, \ + f"agrees must come before disagrees, got order: {repful_values}" + + def test_take_5_eviction_when_best_agree_outside_sufficient(self): + """The eviction edge case (flagged in PLAN for future review). + + Sufficient has 5 entries, best_agree is OUTSIDE sufficient (failed + passes_by_test). Prepending best_agree pushes total to 6, take(5) drops + the lowest-metric sufficient entry. + + Fixture design (subtle): + - tid 1: best_agree slot. Fails passes_by_test (rat=1.0, pat=1.0 + both below Z_90=1.2816). Branch 4 accepts via ra>1.0 AND pa>0.5. + Its agree_metric (ra*rat*pa*pat = 0.9) is LARGER than every + sufficient row's metric, so subsequent rows can't beat it via + Branch 2. + - tid 2-6: pass passes_by_test (rat,pat at 1.3 > Z_90), with + DECREASING agree_metrics all SMALLER than 0.9, so Branch 2 keeps + tid 1 as best_agree throughout. + + Expected: tid 1 prepended, sort gives [tid 5, 4, 3, 2, 6] (desc by + agree_metric), take(5) drops tid 6 (smallest metric). + + See PLAN.md "Pending — needs team discussion": take-5 eviction. + """ + rows = [ + # best_agree slot: fails passes_by_test, qualifies via Branch 4 + # (ra=1.5>1 AND pa=0.6>0.5). agree_metric = 1.5*1.0*0.6*1.0 = 0.9. + _stats_row(1, na=6, nd=4, pa=0.6, pd_=0.4, pat=1.0, pdt=-1.0, + ra=1.5, rd=0.7, rat=1.0, rdt=-1.0), + # 5 sufficient rows, each with agree_metric < 0.9. + # ra=1.0, rat=1.3, pa=0.5, pat=1.3 → agree_metric = 0.845 + _stats_row(2, na=5, nd=5, pa=0.5, pd_=0.5, pat=1.3, pdt=-1.3, + ra=1.0, rd=1.0, rat=1.3, rdt=-1.3), + # ra=0.9, rat=1.3, pa=0.4, pat=1.3 → agree_metric = 0.609 + _stats_row(3, na=4, nd=6, pa=0.4, pd_=0.6, pat=1.3, pdt=-1.3, + ra=0.9, rd=1.1, rat=1.3, rdt=-1.3), + # ra=0.8, rat=1.3, pa=0.3, pat=1.3 → agree_metric = 0.406 + _stats_row(4, na=3, nd=7, pa=0.3, pd_=0.7, pat=1.3, pdt=-1.3, + ra=0.8, rd=1.2, rat=1.3, rdt=-1.3), + # ra=0.7, rat=1.3, pa=0.2, pat=1.3 → agree_metric = 0.237 + _stats_row(5, na=2, nd=8, pa=0.2, pd_=0.8, pat=1.3, pdt=-1.3, + ra=0.7, rd=1.3, rat=1.3, rdt=-1.3), + # ra=0.6, rat=1.3, pa=0.15, pat=1.3 → agree_metric = 0.152 (smallest, evicted) + _stats_row(6, na=1, nd=9, pa=0.15, pd_=0.85, pat=1.3, pdt=-1.3, + ra=0.6, rd=1.4, rat=1.3, rdt=-1.3), + ] + result = _assemble_rep_comments(pd.DataFrame(rows)) + assert len(result) == 5 + tids = [r['comment_id'] for r in result] + # best_agree (tid 1) prepended at position 0. + assert tids[0] == 1, f"best-agree slot at position 0, got {tids[0]}" + # Tid 6 (smallest sufficient metric) evicted. + assert 6 not in tids, f"lowest-metric sufficient should be evicted, got {tids}" + # Rest are tids 2-5 in some agree-first ordering. + assert set(tids[1:]) == {2, 3, 4, 5}, f"expected tids 2-5 to remain, got {tids[1:]}" + # best_agree flag on position 0. + assert result[0].get('best_agree') is True + assert result[0].get('n_agree') == 6 # raw na from tid 1 + + +class TestD10TestGaps: + """Additional D10 coverage filling gaps identified in decisions D10.8. + + These pin behaviours not previously asserted: + - mod_out filtering on the best-agree path. + - Deterministic tiebreak (lowest tid wins) on `beats_best_by_test` + max(rat,rdt) ties and on the `_sort_key` agree_metric ties. + - Disagree-only path through assembly + agrees-before-disagrees no-op. + - All-uninformative `ns=0` rows: passes_by_test fails, Branch 1 rejects + best_agree; best may still get set via Branch 4 / beats_best_by_test. + - Negative-ra rows handled correctly by Branch 2 (signed 4-way product). + """ + + # --- Deliverable 3: deterministic max(rat, rdt) tiebreak ------------------ + + def test_tied_max_rt_uses_deterministic_tiebreak(self): + """Two rows with identical max(rat, rdt) — strict `>` means the FIRST + iterated row wins. Sorting by `comment` (tid) ascending makes that + the LOWER tid (Clojure named-matrix insertion order parity, decision + D10.8.1).""" + rows = [ + # Pass through `best` slot (neither passes passes_by_test — + # rat/rdt below Z_90), tied max(rat, rdt) = 1.0. + # Insert in REVERSE tid order to prove we sort, not just take input order. + _stats_row(7, na=4, nd=2, pa=0.55, pd_=0.45, pat=0.5, pdt=-0.5, + ra=1.0, rd=1.0, rat=1.0, rdt=-1.0), + _stats_row(3, na=4, nd=2, pa=0.55, pd_=0.45, pat=0.5, pdt=-0.5, + ra=1.0, rd=1.0, rat=1.0, rdt=-1.0), + ] + result = _assemble_rep_comments(pd.DataFrame(rows)) + assert len(result) == 1 + # Tid 3 (lower) wins the `best` slot under the tid-ascending tiebreak. + assert result[0]['comment_id'] == 3, \ + f"lowest-tid wins tied max(rat,rdt); got {result[0]['comment_id']}" + + # --- Deliverable 5: 5 gap tests ------------------------------------------- + + def test_mod_out_excludes_best_agree_candidate(self): + """A `mod_out` tid that would otherwise own the best-agree slot is + filtered before the reduce (Clojure repness.clj:222). The next-best + candidate becomes best_agree.""" + rows = [ + # tid 1: would-be best_agree (ra=2.0>1, pa=0.8>0.5 → Branch 4 accepts; + # strong ra*rat*pa*pat = 2.0*2.0*0.8*2.0 = 6.4 so it dominates Branch 2). + _stats_row(1, na=8, nd=2, pa=0.8, pd_=0.2, pat=2.0, pdt=-2.0, + ra=2.0, rd=0.5, rat=2.0, rdt=-2.0), + # tid 2: next-best (ra*rat*pa*pat = 1.5*1.5*0.7*1.5 ≈ 2.36). + _stats_row(2, na=6, nd=3, pa=0.7, pd_=0.3, pat=1.5, pdt=-1.5, + ra=1.5, rd=0.6, rat=1.5, rdt=-1.5), + # tid 3: weaker. + _stats_row(3, na=5, nd=4, pa=0.55, pd_=0.45, pat=1.0, pdt=-1.0, + ra=1.1, rd=0.9, rat=1.0, rdt=-1.0), + ] + df = pd.DataFrame(rows) + # Without mod_out: tid 1 wins best_agree. + baseline = _assemble_rep_comments(df) + baseline_best_agree = next(r for r in baseline if r.get('best_agree')) + assert baseline_best_agree['comment_id'] == 1 + # With tid 1 moderated out: tid 2 must win best_agree, tid 1 absent. + result = _assemble_rep_comments(df, mod_out=[1]) + tids = [r['comment_id'] for r in result] + assert 1 not in tids, f"mod_out tid 1 must be excluded, got {tids}" + flagged = [r for r in result if r.get('best_agree')] + assert len(flagged) == 1, "exactly one best_agree slot" + assert flagged[0]['comment_id'] == 2, \ + f"next-best (tid 2) should become best_agree, got {flagged[0]['comment_id']}" + + def test_mod_out_accepts_ndarray(self): + """`mod_out` typed Optional[Iterable[int]] — callers may pass a numpy + array or pandas Index (e.g. sourced from a DataFrame column). Bare + `if mod_out:` truthiness raises 'truth value of an array is + ambiguous' for len>1 arrays; the check must be `is not None` + (Copilot review 2026-07-04, verified).""" + rows = [ + _stats_row(1, na=8, nd=2, pa=0.8, pd_=0.2, pat=2.0, pdt=-2.0, + ra=2.0, rd=0.5, rat=2.0, rdt=-2.0), + _stats_row(2, na=6, nd=3, pa=0.7, pd_=0.3, pat=1.5, pdt=-1.5, + ra=1.5, rd=0.6, rat=1.5, rdt=-1.5), + _stats_row(3, na=5, nd=4, pa=0.55, pd_=0.45, pat=1.0, pdt=-1.0, + ra=1.1, rd=0.9, rat=1.0, rdt=-1.0), + ] + df = pd.DataFrame(rows) + # len-2 ndarray: bare truthiness would raise ValueError. + result = _assemble_rep_comments(df, mod_out=np.array([1, 3])) + tids = [r['comment_id'] for r in result] + assert 1 not in tids and 3 not in tids, \ + f"ndarray mod_out tids must be excluded, got {tids}" + assert 2 in tids + + def test_tied_agree_metric_in_sort_uses_deterministic_tiebreak(self): + """Two `sufficient` rows with identical `agree_metric` resolve + deterministically. `list.sort` is stable in CPython, so the lower-tid + row (which entered `sufficient` first thanks to the tid-ascending + iter sort) appears first after descending sort by metric. + + Decision D10.8.1: lowest tid wins ties.""" + # Both rows pass passes_by_test (rat,pat at 2.0 > Z_90). + # Identical agree_metric: ra*rat*pa*pat is the SAME for both. + # ra=1.5, rat=2.0, pa=0.7, pat=2.0 → agree_metric = 4.2 (both). + # Insert in REVERSE tid order to prove the deterministic outcome + # comes from the sort, not the input order. + rows = [ + _stats_row(9, na=7, nd=3, pa=0.7, pd_=0.3, pat=2.0, pdt=-2.0, + ra=1.5, rd=0.6, rat=2.0, rdt=-2.0), + _stats_row(2, na=7, nd=3, pa=0.7, pd_=0.3, pat=2.0, pdt=-2.0, + ra=1.5, rd=0.6, rat=2.0, rdt=-2.0), + ] + result = _assemble_rep_comments(pd.DataFrame(rows)) + # 2 sufficient rows; one of them is also best_agree. + # Order: best_agree (tid 2, lowest tid wins beats_best_agr ties via + # strict-> first-row-wins) prepended, then deduped sufficient (tid 9). + tids = [r['comment_id'] for r in result] + assert tids[0] == 2, \ + f"lowest-tid wins tied beats_best_agr Branch 2 product; got {tids}" + assert result[0].get('best_agree') is True + + def test_disagree_only_group(self): + """All sufficient rows are `repful='disagree'`. Sort works on + `disagree_metric`; agrees-before-disagrees partition is a no-op.""" + rows = [ + # 3 disagree-passing rows (rdt,pdt > Z_90), descending disagree_metric. + _stats_row(1, na=1, nd=9, pa=0.17, pd_=0.83, pat=-2.5, pdt=2.5, + ra=0.5, rd=2.0, rat=-2.5, rdt=2.5), # disagree_metric ≈ 8.6 + _stats_row(2, na=2, nd=8, pa=0.25, pd_=0.75, pat=-2.0, pdt=2.0, + ra=0.55, rd=1.8, rat=-2.0, rdt=2.0), # ≈ 5.4 + _stats_row(3, na=3, nd=7, pa=0.33, pd_=0.67, pat=-1.5, pdt=1.5, + ra=0.6, rd=1.5, rat=-1.5, rdt=1.5), # ≈ 2.27 + ] + result = _assemble_rep_comments(pd.DataFrame(rows)) + # All rows have repful='disagree' (rdt > rat for each). + assert len(result) >= 1 + assert all(r['repful'] == 'disagree' for r in result), \ + f"all rows should be disagree, got {[r['repful'] for r in result]}" + assert len(result) <= 5, "take-5 cap holds" + # best_agree may also be present (Branch 4 doesn't require agree side + # to dominate — z90(pat) is false here, ra<1 for all, so Branch 4 + # rejects all candidates and best_agree stays None for all entries). + # No row should be flagged as best_agree given the fixture. + assert not any(r.get('best_agree') for r in result), \ + "no row qualifies for best_agree under Branch 4 with ra<1 and pat None=True on first row, best gets set, + so output is exactly [best].""" + # Build via _stats_row but override pat/pdt to match the n=0 collapse: + # prop_test_vectorized(0, 0) = 2*sqrt(1)*(1/1 - 0.5) = 1.0 < Z_90. + rows = [ + _stats_row(1, na=0, nd=0, pa=0.5, pd_=0.5, pat=1.0, pdt=1.0, + ra=1.0, rd=1.0, rat=0.5, rdt=0.5, ns=0), + _stats_row(2, na=0, nd=0, pa=0.5, pd_=0.5, pat=1.0, pdt=1.0, + ra=1.0, rd=1.0, rat=0.3, rdt=0.4, ns=0), + ] + result = _assemble_rep_comments(pd.DataFrame(rows)) + # passes_by_test fails (pat=1.0 1.0) compares the SIGNED 4-way product + `ra * rat * pa * pat`. A candidate with negative `ra` and negative + `rat` produces a positive product that can beat the current best, + while a candidate with single negative factor produces a negative + product that cannot.""" + # Set up so iteration order: tid 1 (current_best), tid 2 (negative + # single factor, should NOT beat), tid 3 (two negatives → positive, + # should beat ONLY if its product is larger). + current_best_row = _stats_row( + 1, na=8, nd=2, pa=0.8, pd_=0.2, pat=2.0, pdt=-2.0, + ra=2.0, rd=0.5, rat=2.0, rdt=-2.0) + # current_best product = 2.0*2.0*0.8*2.0 = 6.4. + + # Single negative factor → negative product → loses on strict >. + single_neg = _stats_row( + 2, na=1, nd=1, pa=0.5, pd_=0.5, pat=1.0, pdt=1.0, + ra=-0.5, rd=1.0, rat=1.0, rdt=1.0) + # product = -0.5*1.0*0.5*1.0 = -0.25 < 6.4 → does NOT beat. + assert not beats_best_agr(single_neg, current_best_row), \ + "single negative factor → negative product loses Branch 2" + + # Two negatives → positive product. Make it LARGER than 6.4. + # ra=-5.0, rat=-2.0, pa=0.9, pat=2.0 → -5 * -2 * 0.9 * 2 = 18.0 > 6.4. + two_neg = _stats_row( + 3, na=5, nd=5, pa=0.9, pd_=0.1, pat=2.0, pdt=-2.0, + ra=-5.0, rd=0.2, rat=-2.0, rdt=-2.0) + assert beats_best_agr(two_neg, current_best_row), \ + "two negative factors → positive 18.0 > 6.4 wins Branch 2" + + # Two negatives but product NOT larger → loses. + two_neg_small = _stats_row( + 4, na=1, nd=1, pa=0.5, pd_=0.5, pat=1.0, pdt=1.0, + ra=-1.0, rd=1.0, rat=-1.0, rdt=1.0) + # product = -1 * -1 * 0.5 * 1 = 0.5 < 6.4 → does NOT beat. + assert not beats_best_agr(two_neg_small, current_best_row), \ + "two negatives but small positive product (0.5) still loses to 6.4" + + # ============================================================================ # D11 — Consensus Comment Selection # ============================================================================ @@ -1158,29 +1704,254 @@ class TestD11ConsensusSelection: Clojure uses per-comment pa > 0.5, top 5 agree + 5 disagree with z-test scores """ - @pytest.mark.xfail(reason="D11: Different consensus selection logic than Clojure") - def test_consensus_matches_clojure(self, conv, clojure_blob, dataset_name): - """Consensus comments should match Clojure's selection.""" + def test_consensus_matches_clojure(self, request, conv, clojure_blob, dataset_name): + """Consensus selection should match Clojure on cold_start. + + After D11 (PR 9), Python's `consensus_comments` is a dict + `{'agree': [...], 'disagree': [...]}` mirroring Clojure's shape. + Consensus stats are whole-conversation (no group split), so unlike + rep-comments this is NOT affected by upstream PCA/KMeans + group-membership divergence. The ns-PASS divergence + (DISCOVERY 2026-06-11) was fixed by switching `ns` from `na + nd` + to `notna().sum()` — matches Clojure `(count (filter identity ...))` + in repness.clj:56-61. + """ + # Per-variant xfail (g5, 2026-07-04): known-bad INCREMENTAL variants + # only. biodiversity-incremental was documented 2026-06-11 (residual + # upstream PCA/KMeans group-membership divergence affecting which + # participants are in-conv at the incremental step). Scoping the + # previously-blanket xfail(strict=False) then UNMASKED + # bg2018-incremental and pakistan-incremental (private datasets) — + # failures the blanket had silently absorbed, undocumented until + # 2026-07-04. Same incremental-divergence family; resolution belongs + # to the sequential-parity work (replay infra / warm-start port). + # ALL cold_start variants and vw-incremental match Clojure exactly + # and MUST keep gating. + _known_bad_incremental = ('biodiversity', 'bg2018', 'pakistan') + _callspec = request.node.callspec.id + if 'incremental' in _callspec and any( + ds in _callspec for ds in _known_bad_incremental): + request.applymarker(pytest.mark.xfail( + raises=AssertionError, + strict=False, + reason="known-bad incremental variant (biodiversity: journal " + "2026-06-11; bg2018/pakistan: unmasked 2026-07-04 when " + "the blanket xfail was scoped per-variant): residual " + "upstream incremental divergence, deferred to the " + "sequential-parity work")) + clj_consensus = clojure_blob.get('consensus', {}) if not clj_consensus: pytest.skip("No consensus in Clojure blob") - # Clojure consensus has 'agree' and 'disagree' keys clj_agree_tids = set(e['tid'] for e in clj_consensus.get('agree', [])) clj_disagree_tids = set(e['tid'] for e in clj_consensus.get('disagree', [])) clj_all = clj_agree_tids | clj_disagree_tids - py_consensus = conv.repness.get('consensus_comments', []) if conv.repness else [] - py_tids = set(int(c['comment_id']) for c in py_consensus) + py_consensus = (conv.repness.get('consensus_comments', {}) + if conv.repness else {}) + py_agree_tids = set(int(c['tid']) + for c in py_consensus.get('agree', [])) + py_disagree_tids = set(int(c['tid']) + for c in py_consensus.get('disagree', [])) + py_all = py_agree_tids | py_disagree_tids + + print(f"[{dataset_name}] Consensus Clojure: " + f"agree={sorted(clj_agree_tids)}, " + f"disagree={sorted(clj_disagree_tids)}") + print(f"[{dataset_name}] Consensus Python: " + f"agree={sorted(py_agree_tids)}, " + f"disagree={sorted(py_disagree_tids)}") + overlap = len(clj_all & py_all) + print(f"[{dataset_name}] Consensus overlap: {overlap}/{len(clj_all)}") - print(f"[{dataset_name}] Consensus: Clojure agree={sorted(clj_agree_tids)}, disagree={sorted(clj_disagree_tids)}") - print(f"[{dataset_name}] Consensus: Python={sorted(py_tids)}") + check.equal(py_agree_tids, clj_agree_tids, + f"Agree consensus mismatch") + check.equal(py_disagree_tids, clj_disagree_tids, + f"Disagree consensus mismatch") - overlap = len(clj_all & py_tids) - print(f"[{dataset_name}] Consensus overlap: {overlap}/{len(clj_all)}") - check.equal(py_tids, clj_all, - f"Consensus mismatch: Python={sorted(py_tids)}, Clojure={sorted(clj_all)}") +class TestD11ConsensusStatsDf: + """`consensus_stats_df` — whole-conversation per-comment stats (no group split).""" + + @staticmethod + def _vote_matrix(per_comment_votes): + """Helper: build a vote matrix from {tid: [vote_per_participant]}.""" + return pd.DataFrame(per_comment_votes) + + def test_basic_counts(self): + """na/nd/ns counted correctly across all participants.""" + # 5 participants, 3 comments + # tid 1: 4 agrees, 1 disagree → na=4, nd=1, ns=5 + # tid 2: 2 agrees, 3 disagrees → na=2, nd=3, ns=5 + # tid 3: 1 agree, 2 disagrees, 2 NaN (pass/unvoted) → na=1, nd=2, ns=3 + votes = pd.DataFrame({ + 1: [AGREE, AGREE, AGREE, AGREE, DISAGREE], + 2: [AGREE, AGREE, DISAGREE, DISAGREE, DISAGREE], + 3: [AGREE, DISAGREE, DISAGREE, np.nan, np.nan], + }) + df = consensus_stats_df(votes) + assert df.loc[1, 'na'] == 4 and df.loc[1, 'nd'] == 1 and df.loc[1, 'ns'] == 5 + assert df.loc[2, 'na'] == 2 and df.loc[2, 'nd'] == 3 and df.loc[2, 'ns'] == 5 + assert df.loc[3, 'na'] == 1 and df.loc[3, 'nd'] == 2 and df.loc[3, 'ns'] == 3 + + def test_pseudocount_pa_pd(self): + """pa/pd use Beta(2,2) smoothing: (na+1)/(ns+2).""" + votes = pd.DataFrame({1: [AGREE, AGREE, AGREE, AGREE, DISAGREE]}) + df = consensus_stats_df(votes) + # na=4, ns=5 → pa = 5/7 ≈ 0.714 + assert abs(df.loc[1, 'pa'] - 5/7) < 1e-10 + # nd=1, ns=5 → pd = 2/7 ≈ 0.286 + assert abs(df.loc[1, 'pd'] - 2/7) < 1e-10 + + def test_ns_zero_uses_uninformative_prior(self): + """When ns=0 (no agree/disagree at all), pa=pd=0.5.""" + votes = pd.DataFrame({1: [np.nan, np.nan, np.nan]}) + df = consensus_stats_df(votes) + assert df.loc[1, 'pa'] == 0.5 + assert df.loc[1, 'pd'] == 0.5 + + def test_mod_out_filters_tids(self): + """`mod_out` removes tids from the output.""" + votes = pd.DataFrame({ + 1: [AGREE, AGREE, AGREE], + 2: [AGREE, AGREE, AGREE], + 3: [AGREE, AGREE, AGREE], + }) + df = consensus_stats_df(votes, mod_out={2}) + assert 1 in df.index + assert 2 not in df.index + assert 3 in df.index + + def test_mod_out_accepts_ndarray(self): + """Same `is not None` requirement as select_rep_comments_df: a len>1 + numpy array as mod_out must filter, not raise 'truth value of an + array is ambiguous' (Copilot review 2026-07-04, verified).""" + votes = pd.DataFrame({ + 1: [AGREE, AGREE, AGREE], + 2: [AGREE, AGREE, AGREE], + 3: [AGREE, AGREE, AGREE], + }) + df = consensus_stats_df(votes, mod_out=np.array([2, 3])) + assert 1 in df.index + assert 2 not in df.index + assert 3 not in df.index + + def test_ns_includes_pass_votes(self): + """Clojure parity: ns counts all non-nil votes incl. PASS (repness.clj:56-61).""" + votes = pd.DataFrame({ + 1: [AGREE, AGREE, DISAGREE, 0, 0], # 2A, 1D, 2P → ns=5 + }) + df = consensus_stats_df(votes) + assert df.loc[1, 'na'] == 2 + assert df.loc[1, 'nd'] == 1 + assert df.loc[1, 'ns'] == 5, f"ns should include PASS (Clojure parity); got {df.loc[1, 'ns']}" + + +class TestD11SelectConsensusBoundary: + """`select_consensus_comments_df` Clojure-parity boundaries.""" + + @staticmethod + def _stats(rows): + """Helper: build a stats DataFrame from list of (tid, na, nd, ns, pa, pd, pat, pdt).""" + df = pd.DataFrame(rows, columns=['tid', 'na', 'nd', 'ns', 'pa', 'pd', 'pat', 'pdt']) + return df.set_index('tid') + + def test_empty_input_returns_empty_lists(self): + result = select_consensus_comments_df(pd.DataFrame(columns=['na', 'nd', 'ns', 'pa', 'pd', 'pat', 'pdt'])) + assert result == {'agree': [], 'disagree': []} + + def test_clear_agree_consensus(self): + """Comments with pa > 0.5 AND z-sig-90(pat) land in 'agree'.""" + stats = self._stats([ + (1, 9, 1, 10, 0.83, 0.17, 2.5, -2.5), # pa>0.5, pat z90 → agree + (2, 8, 2, 10, 0.75, 0.25, 2.0, -2.0), # agree + ]) + result = select_consensus_comments_df(stats) + agree_tids = [e['tid'] for e in result['agree']] + assert 1 in agree_tids and 2 in agree_tids + assert result['disagree'] == [] + + def test_clear_disagree_consensus(self): + """Comments with pd > 0.5 AND z-sig-90(pdt) land in 'disagree'.""" + stats = self._stats([ + (1, 1, 9, 10, 0.17, 0.83, -2.5, 2.5), # pd>0.5, pdt z90 → disagree + (2, 2, 8, 10, 0.25, 0.75, -2.0, 2.0), + ]) + result = select_consensus_comments_df(stats) + disagree_tids = [e['tid'] for e in result['disagree']] + assert 1 in disagree_tids and 2 in disagree_tids + assert result['agree'] == [] + + def test_divisive_no_consensus(self): + """Comments split ~50/50 with low z-scores → neither list populated.""" + stats = self._stats([ + (1, 5, 5, 10, 0.5, 0.5, 0.0, 0.0), + (2, 4, 6, 10, 0.42, 0.58, -0.4, 0.4), + ]) + result = select_consensus_comments_df(stats) + assert result['agree'] == [] + assert result['disagree'] == [] + + def test_top_5_cap_per_side(self): + """Each list capped at 5 entries.""" + # 7 high-agree comments + rows = [] + for i, am in enumerate([2.5, 2.3, 2.1, 1.9, 1.7, 1.5, 1.4]): + rows.append((i + 1, 9, 1, 10, 0.83, 0.17, am, -am)) + stats = self._stats(rows) + result = select_consensus_comments_df(stats) + assert len(result['agree']) == 5 + # Highest am at front: pa*pat = 0.83 * 2.5 = 2.075 + assert result['agree'][0]['tid'] == 1 + + def test_entry_keys_match_clojure_blob(self): + """Per-entry keys: tid, n-success, n-trials, p-success, p-test — + EXACTLY the Clojure blob shape (repness.clj:181 + ::consensus spec). + + Narrows the S1 deferral (2026-07-04): consensus entries are new in + D11 and flow raw into `result['consensus']` in to_dict / + to_dynamo_dict, where server-helpers.ts:298-313 and client-report's + majorityStrict.jsx:23-27 pluck `tid`. Python-convention keys would + break both consumers. Rep-comment entries keep `comment_id` until + the deferred math-blob alignment PR.""" + stats = self._stats([(1, 9, 1, 10, 0.83, 0.17, 2.5, -2.5)]) + result = select_consensus_comments_df(stats) + entry = result['agree'][0] + assert set(entry.keys()) == {'tid', 'n-success', 'n-trials', 'p-success', 'p-test'} + assert entry['tid'] == 1 + # For agree side, n-success = na, p-success = pa, p-test = pat + assert entry['n-success'] == 9 + assert entry['n-trials'] == 10 + assert abs(entry['p-success'] - 0.83) < 1e-10 + assert abs(entry['p-test'] - 2.5) < 1e-10 + + def test_disagree_entry_uses_d_keys(self): + """For disagree side, n-success = nd, p-success = pd, p-test = pdt.""" + stats = self._stats([(1, 1, 9, 10, 0.17, 0.83, -2.5, 2.5)]) + result = select_consensus_comments_df(stats) + entry = result['disagree'][0] + assert entry['n-success'] == 9 # = nd + assert abs(entry['p-success'] - 0.83) < 1e-10 # = pd + assert abs(entry['p-test'] - 2.5) < 1e-10 # = pdt + + def test_mutually_exclusive_lists(self): + """With ns ≥ na+nd (ns includes PASS post-ns-PASS fix), + pa + pd = (na+nd+PSEUDO_COUNT)/(ns+PSEUDO_COUNT) ≤ 1, so pa and pd + cannot both exceed 0.5 — the same tid cannot appear in both lists. + (The equality pa+pd=1 only holds for PASS-free comments, as in this + fixture.)""" + # PASS-free rows: na+nd = ns here (but the invariant above holds + # generally, PASS or not). + stats = self._stats([ + (1, 7, 3, 10, 0.67, 0.33, 1.5, -1.5), # agree side + (2, 3, 7, 10, 0.33, 0.67, -1.5, 1.5), # disagree side + ]) + result = select_consensus_comments_df(stats) + agree_tids = {e['tid'] for e in result['agree']} + disagree_tids = {e['tid'] for e in result['disagree']} + assert agree_tids & disagree_tids == set(), \ + f"agree and disagree lists must be disjoint, got overlap {agree_tids & disagree_tids}" # ============================================================================ @@ -1194,9 +1965,19 @@ class TestD12CommentPriorities: Clojure computes priorities based on PCA extremity and importance. """ - @pytest.mark.xfail(reason="D12: Comment priorities not implemented in Python") - def test_comment_priorities_exist(self, conv, clojure_blob, dataset_name): - """Python should produce comment-priorities matching Clojure.""" + def test_comment_priorities_exist(self, request, conv, clojure_blob, dataset_name): + """Python produces REAL (varied) comment-priorities; blob coverage holds. + + History: until 2026-07-22 this asserted the all-49 signature on both + sides (Python mirrored Clojure's #1961 truthy-0 bug, #2571). Clojure + HEAD is fixed (#2611) and Python is un-mirrored, so the pins here are + now: (a) priorities exist and cover the blob's tids; (b) Python's + values are NOT the all-constant bug signature. VALUE parity vs + Clojure is no longer checkable against these stale pre-#2611 blobs — + it is validated by the H-B replay battery against Clojure HEAD + (scripts/certify.py); see also the xfail in + test_legacy_clojure_regression.py::test_comment_priorities. + """ clj_priorities = clojure_blob.get('comment-priorities', {}) check.greater(len(clj_priorities), 0, f"Clojure has {len(clj_priorities)} comment priorities") @@ -1209,11 +1990,256 @@ def test_comment_priorities_exist(self, conv, clojure_blob, dataset_name): return py_priorities = conv.comment_priorities - # Compare rankings (Spearman correlation would be ideal, but check overlap first) - common_tids = set(str(k) for k in clj_priorities.keys()) & set(str(k) for k in py_priorities.keys()) - print(f"[{dataset_name}] Common priority tids: {len(common_tids)}/{len(clj_priorities)}") + # Normalize keys to int for comparison. + clj_p = {int(k): v for k, v in clj_priorities.items()} + py_p = {int(k): v for k, v in py_priorities.items()} + common_tids = set(clj_p.keys()) & set(py_p.keys()) + print(f"[{dataset_name}] Common priority tids: {len(common_tids)}/{len(clj_p)}") check.greater(len(common_tids), 0, "Should have common priority tids") + tids_sorted = sorted(common_tids) + py_vals = [py_p[t] for t in tids_sorted] + py_unique = set(py_vals) + print(f"[{dataset_name}] py_vals sample: {py_vals[:5]}, " + f"min={min(py_vals)}, max={max(py_vals)}, " + f"unique={len(py_unique)}") + + # Un-mirrored formula: real data always yields varied priorities. + # All-constant output would mean the #2571 mirror crept back in. + check.greater(len(py_unique), 1, + "Python priorities must be varied (real formula), not " + "the all-constant #2571 mirror signature") + + +class TestD12PriorityExtremityAlignment: + """`_compute_comment_priorities` must fail closed on a PCA/columns desync. + + `dict(zip(rating_mat.columns, extremity_arr))` silently truncates when + the PCA output was computed on a different column set than the current + rating_mat (e.g. moderation changed between recomputes). Silent + truncation assigns E=0 to the overflow tids — wrong priorities with no + signal. The guard logs an error and returns {} (server falls back to + uniform routing — degraded but honest). (Copilot review 2026-07-04, g4.) + """ + + def _conv_with_desync(self): + conv = Conversation(conversation_id='ztest-desync') + # 3 comments in the rating matrix... + conv.rating_mat = pd.DataFrame( + [[1.0, -1.0, 0.0], [1.0, 1.0, -1.0]], + index=[0, 1], columns=[10, 11, 12], + ) + conv.raw_rating_mat = conv.rating_mat.copy() + # ...but PCA computed on only 2 (stale center/comps). + conv.pca = { + 'center': np.array([0.5, -0.5]), + 'comps': np.array([[0.7, 0.7], [0.7, -0.7]]), + } + conv.group_clusters = [] + conv.meta_tids = set() + return conv + + def test_desync_returns_empty_and_logs(self, caplog): + conv = self._conv_with_desync() + import logging + with caplog.at_level(logging.ERROR): + result = conv._compute_comment_priorities() + assert result == {}, ( + f"desynced PCA/columns must fail closed (empty priorities), " + f"got {result!r} — silent zip truncation assigns E=0 to " + f"overflow tids" + ) + assert any('extremity' in r.message.lower() or + 'priorit' in r.message.lower() + for r in caplog.records), \ + "expected an ERROR log naming the priorities/extremity desync" + + def test_extremity_sign_reaches_priority_metric(self, monkeypatch): + """End-to-end sign check through `_compute_comment_priorities`. + + `priority_metric` currently short-circuits to `META_PRIORITY**2` (the + #2571 Clojure-bug mirror), so we can't assert on its RETURN value. But + the extremity `E` it is CALLED with is exactly what the pca sign bug + corrupts. We spy on that argument (independent of the mirror) and pin + it to a hand-derived value. + + Setup: two comments, one near-unanimous AGREE (center +1), one + near-unanimous DISAGREE (center -1), with pc1 = 1 / pc2 = 0 so + extremity == |coef|. Correct convention translation ⇒ agree extremity 0, + disagree extremity 2·sqrt(2). The pre-fix untranslated `-1` inverts them. + + `group_clusters` is left empty on purpose: A/P/S collapse to 0 for every + tid, so the only quantity varying between the two calls is `E` — no + confound from vote aggregation. + """ + import polismath.conversation.conversation as convmod + + conv = Conversation(conversation_id='ztest-extremity-sign') + conv.rating_mat = pd.DataFrame( + [[1.0, -1.0], [1.0, -1.0], [1.0, -1.0]], # 3 ptpts; col 10 agree, col 11 disagree + index=[0, 1, 2], columns=[10, 11], + ) + conv.raw_rating_mat = conv.rating_mat.copy() + conv.pca = { + 'center': np.array([1.0, -1.0]), + 'comps': np.array([[1.0, 1.0], [0.0, 0.0]]), + } + conv.group_clusters = [] + conv.meta_tids = set() + + captured_E = [] + real_priority_metric = convmod.priority_metric + + def spy(is_meta, A, P, S, E): + captured_E.append(E) + return real_priority_metric(is_meta, A, P, S, E) + + monkeypatch.setattr(convmod, 'priority_metric', spy) + conv._compute_comment_priorities() + + # Call order follows rating_mat.columns == [10 (agree), 11 (disagree)]. + assert len(captured_E) == 2, f"expected one priority_metric call per tid, got {captured_E}" + e_agree, e_disagree = captured_E + scale = np.sqrt(2) + assert e_agree == pytest.approx(0.0, abs=1e-9), \ + "unanimous-agree comment must reach priority_metric with extremity ~0" + assert e_disagree == pytest.approx(2.0 * scale), \ + "unanimous-disagree comment must reach priority_metric with maximal extremity" + assert e_agree < e_disagree, \ + "extremity sign inverted: agree must be less extreme than disagree" + + +class TestD12PCAProjectComments: + """`pca_project_cmnts` and `compute_comment_extremity` — Clojure parity.""" + + def test_pca_project_cmnts_shape(self): + """Output shape (n_cmnts, n_components).""" + center = np.array([0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4]) + comps = np.array([[1.0, 0.0, 0.5, 0.5], + [0.0, 1.0, 0.5, -0.5]]) + proj = pca_project_cmnts(center, comps) + assert proj.shape == (4, 2) + + def test_pca_project_cmnts_formula(self): + """Clojure-parity: proj[i] = sqrt(n_cmnts) * (AGREE - center[i]) * [pc1[i], pc2[i]]. + + Clojure (`pca-project-cmnts`, pca.clj:167-178) projects a synthetic vote + of `-1` because Clojure stays in raw-Postgres convention where AGREE = -1. + Delphi fits PCA in its OWN convention (AGREE = +1, via the + `postgres_vote_to_delphi` ingress flip), so the faithful port projects + the Delphi `AGREE` constant, not the literal -1. + + Expected is derived from the `AGREE` constant (NOT copied from the + implementation), so this catches a convention/sign regression instead of + rubber-stamping whatever the code currently computes. + """ + center = np.array([0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4]) + comps = np.array([[1.0, 0.5, -0.5, 0.0], + [0.0, 0.5, 0.5, 1.0]]) + proj = pca_project_cmnts(center, comps) + n_cmnts = 4 + scale = np.sqrt(n_cmnts) + for i in range(n_cmnts): + expected = scale * (AGREE - center[i]) * comps[:, i] + assert np.allclose(proj[i], expected), \ + f"proj[{i}] = {proj[i]} vs expected {expected}" + + def test_pca_project_cmnts_empty(self): + """Empty inputs return shape (0, n_comps).""" + center = np.zeros(0) + comps = np.zeros((2, 0)) + proj = pca_project_cmnts(center, comps) + assert proj.shape == (0, 2) + + def test_compute_comment_extremity_l2_norm(self): + """Extremity = L2 norm of each projection row.""" + cmnt_proj = np.array([[3.0, 4.0], + [0.0, 0.0], + [-1.0, 1.0]]) + ext = compute_comment_extremity(cmnt_proj) + assert np.allclose(ext, [5.0, 0.0, np.sqrt(2)]) + + def test_compute_comment_extremity_empty(self): + """Empty input → empty output.""" + ext = compute_comment_extremity(np.zeros((0, 2))) + assert ext.shape == (0,) + + def test_extremity_sign_agree_low_disagree_high(self): + """Semantic guard on the convention translation (not the formula itself). + + In Delphi convention (AGREE = +1) the PCA center of a near-unanimous + AGREE comment → +1, and of a near-unanimous DISAGREE comment → -1. + Clojure-parity extremity is the L2 norm of `(AGREE - center) * pc`: + + unanimous AGREE (center → +1) ⇒ |AGREE - center| → 0 ⇒ extremity → 0 + unanimous DISAGREE (center → -1) ⇒ |AGREE - center| → 2 ⇒ extremity → max + + The pre-fix code used the untranslated Clojure literal `-1` + (`-scale*(1+center)`), which INVERTS this — a comment everyone agrees on + would read as maximally extreme. This test pins the direction and would + fail (agree > disagree) under that bug. + """ + # comps: pc1 = 1 for both comments, pc2 = 0 ⇒ extremity == |coef|. + center = np.array([1.0, -1.0]) # col 0 = agree pole, col 1 = disagree pole + comps = np.array([[1.0, 1.0], + [0.0, 0.0]]) + ext = compute_comment_extremity(pca_project_cmnts(center, comps)) + scale = np.sqrt(2) + assert ext[0] == pytest.approx(0.0, abs=1e-9), \ + "unanimous-agree comment must have extremity ~0" + assert ext[1] == pytest.approx(2.0 * scale), \ + "unanimous-disagree comment must have maximal extremity" + assert ext[0] < ext[1], "agree must be LESS extreme than disagree (sign check)" + + +class TestD12PriorityMetrics: + """`importance_metric` and `priority_metric` — Clojure parity.""" + + def test_importance_metric_formula(self): + """`(1 - p) * (E + 1) * a` where p = (P+1)/(S+2), a = (A+1)/(S+2).""" + # Clojure ref values from conversation.clj:335: + # `(float (importance-metric 1 0 1 0))` — A=1, P=0, S=1, E=0 + # p = 1/3, a = 2/3, return = (2/3)*(1)*(2/3) = 4/9 ≈ 0.4444 + assert abs(importance_metric(1, 0, 1, 0) - 4 / 9) < 1e-10 + + def test_importance_metric_high_extremity_boosts(self): + """Higher extremity → higher importance.""" + baseline = importance_metric(5, 1, 8, 0.0) + boosted = importance_metric(5, 1, 8, 2.0) + assert boosted > baseline + + def test_priority_metric_meta_constant(self): + """Meta comments return META_PRIORITY^2 = 49 (Clojure parity).""" + # is_meta=True → inner = 7, return = 49 + assert priority_metric(True, 5, 2, 10, 1.5) == META_PRIORITY ** 2 + assert priority_metric(True, 0, 0, 0, 0) == META_PRIORITY ** 2 + + def test_priority_metric_non_meta_squared(self): + """Non-meta: return = (importance * (1 + 8*2^(-S/5)))^2.""" + # A=20, P=3, S=20, E=0 — ref from conversation.clj:337 + A, P, S, E = 20, 3, 20, 0 + imp = importance_metric(A, P, S, E) + decay = 1 + 8 * (2 ** (-S / 5)) + expected = (imp * decay) ** 2 + assert abs(priority_metric(False, A, P, S, E) - expected) < 1e-10 + + def test_priority_metric_decay_factor_lets_new_bubble_up(self): + """For low-S (new) comments, the decay factor is larger → priority boost.""" + # Two comments with identical importance metrics but different S. + # importance depends on A, P, S, E; to isolate the decay factor, + # pick A,P,E values that give same `(1 - (P+1)/(S+2)) * (E+1) * (A+1)/(S+2)`? + # Hard to isolate, so just test that the decay factor itself increases for low S. + new_decay = 1 + 8 * (2 ** (-1 / 5)) # S=1 + old_decay = 1 + 8 * (2 ** (-100 / 5)) # S=100 + assert new_decay > old_decay + assert new_decay > 1.0 + # Old comments fade toward 1 (no boost). + assert old_decay < 1.01 + + def test_meta_priority_constant_value(self): + """META_PRIORITY = 7 (Clojure conversation.clj:319).""" + assert META_PRIORITY == 7 + # ============================================================================ # D15 — Moderation Handling @@ -1431,15 +2457,14 @@ def test_compute_vote_stats_uses_raw_rating_mat(self): f"n_votes must count raw votes only; got {conv.vote_stats['n_votes']}, expected 18" ) - def test_vote_counts_exclude_moderated_out_participants(self): - """Moderated-out *participants* (mod_out_ptpts) must NOT appear in vote stats. + def test_banned_participants_are_ingested_but_inert(self): + """mod_out_ptpts is ingested but NEVER applied to the matrix. - D15 fixed moderated comment *columns* (zeroed, not removed). Polis also - supports moderated-out *participants* via `mod_out_ptpts`, which - `_apply_moderation` drops from `rating_mat.index`. The raw_rating_mat - routing for vote counting must NOT leak these participants — otherwise - excluded users' votes would still show up in `user-vote-counts`, - `votes-base`, and `_compute_vote_stats`. + Participant bans are not a Polis feature (mode collapse 2026-07-27, + POST_CUTOVER_IMPROVEMENTS.md item 1 dropped): no engine has ever + honored them — the Clojure worker's ingest path has no + participants.mod filter (CLOJURE_QUIRKS Q1). `_apply_moderation` + must keep banned rows in `rating_mat`. """ import pandas as pd @@ -1458,30 +2483,31 @@ def test_vote_counts_exclude_moderated_out_participants(self): conv.mod_out_ptpts = {3} # ban pid 3 conv._apply_moderation() - # rating_mat should have dropped pid 3 - assert 3 not in conv.rating_mat.index, "_apply_moderation should drop mod_out_ptpts" + # rating_mat KEEPS pid 3 — the ban set is stored but never applied. + assert 3 in conv.rating_mat.index, "bans must be inert (Q1: never applied)" + assert conv.mod_out_ptpts == {3}, "the set itself is still ingested" - # user-vote-counts must not include pid 3 + # Banned pid 3's votes stay in every downstream stat — exactly like + # the Clojure worker (Q1: the ban never reaches the math). counts = conv._compute_user_vote_counts() - assert 3 not in counts, ( - f"moderated-out pid 3 leaked into user-vote-counts: {sorted(counts.keys())}" + assert 3 in counts, ( + f"banned pid 3 must still be counted (Q1): {sorted(counts.keys())}" ) - # votes-base counts must reflect 4 participants (0,1,2,4), not 5. - # tid 1 (not moderated): pid 0=-1 (D), pid 1=1 (A), pid 2=0 (pass), - # pid 3 dropped, pid 4=-1 (D) → A=1, D=2, S=4 + # votes-base counts reflect ALL 5 participants. + # tid 1: pid 0=-1 (D), pid 1=1 (A), pid 2=0 (pass), pid 3=1 (A), + # pid 4=-1 (D) → A=2, D=2, S=5 vb = conv._compute_votes_base() - assert vb[1] == {'A': 1, 'D': 2, 'S': 4}, ( - f"tid 1 votes-base must exclude moderated-out pid 3; " - f"got {vb[1]}, expected {{A:1, D:2, S:4}}" + assert vb[1] == {'A': 2, 'D': 2, 'S': 5}, ( + f"tid 1 votes-base must include banned pid 3 (Q1); got {vb[1]}" ) - # vote_stats global n_votes: only count over the 4 remaining participants. - # pid 0: 3, pid 1: 4, pid 2: 4, pid 4: 4 → total 15 (not 18). + # vote_stats global n_votes counts all 5 participants: + # pid 0: 3, pid 1: 4, pid 2: 4, pid 3: 3, pid 4: 4 → total 18. conv._compute_vote_stats() - assert conv.vote_stats['n_votes'] == 15, ( - f"n_votes must exclude moderated-out participants: got " - f"{conv.vote_stats['n_votes']}, expected 15" + assert conv.vote_stats['n_votes'] == 18, ( + f"n_votes must include banned participants (Q1): got " + f"{conv.vote_stats['n_votes']}, expected 18" ) def test_to_dict_and_to_dynamo_dict_serialize_user_vote_counts_and_votes_base(self): @@ -1541,9 +2567,14 @@ def test_to_dict_and_to_dynamo_dict_serialize_user_vote_counts_and_votes_base(se f"to_dict votes-base tid must be int (numpy-safe), got {type(tid)}") assert set(entry.keys()) == {'A', 'D', 'S'}, ( f"to_dict votes-base entry must have Clojure-style A/D/S keys, got {set(entry.keys())}") + # Since the mode collapse, values are Clojure-exact per-base- + # cluster bucket VECTORS (agg-bucket-votes-for-tid parity), + # not scalar totals. for k, v in entry.items(): - assert isinstance(v, int) and not isinstance(v, bool), ( - f"to_dict votes-base {k} must be int, got {type(v)}") + assert isinstance(v, list), ( + f"to_dict votes-base {k} must be a bucket list, got {type(v)}") + assert all(isinstance(x, int) and not isinstance(x, bool) for x in v), ( + f"to_dict votes-base {k} bucket values must be ints") # ---- to_dynamo_dict ---- try: @@ -1589,9 +2620,13 @@ def test_to_dict_and_to_dynamo_dict_serialize_user_vote_counts_and_votes_base(se # And A/D/S vs agree/disagree/total must agree per-tid. for tid in vb: - assert vb[tid]['A'] == dyn_vb[tid]['agree'] - assert vb[tid]['D'] == dyn_vb[tid]['disagree'] - assert vb[tid]['S'] == dyn_vb[tid]['total'] + # to_dict carries per-base-cluster bucket vectors whose domain + # is CLUSTERED participants only (FP-81fda13ef6); this bare conv + # has no base clusters, so buckets are empty while the dynamo int + # totals still count every vote. Bucket sum can never exceed it. + assert sum(vb[tid]['A']) <= dyn_vb[tid]['agree'] + assert sum(vb[tid]['D']) <= dyn_vb[tid]['disagree'] + assert sum(vb[tid]['S']) <= dyn_vb[tid]['total'] # ============================================================================ @@ -1620,36 +2655,11 @@ def test_z_thresholds_are_one_tailed(self): check.almost_equal(Z_95, 1.6449, abs=0.001, msg=f"Z_95={Z_95}, expected 1.6449 (one-tailed)") - def test_prop_test_matches_clojure_formula_synthetic(self): - """prop_test(succ, n) should produce 2*sqrt(n+1)*((succ+1)/(n+1) - 0.5).""" - # Small n: 5 successes out of 8 trials - succ, n = 5, 8 - expected = 2 * 3.0 * (6.0 / 9.0 - 0.5) # = 1.0 - result = prop_test(succ, n) - assert abs(result - expected) < 1e-10, f"prop_test({succ}, {n})={result}, expected {expected}" - - def test_clojure_repness_metric_product(self): - """Python's repness_metric matches Clojure (* repness repness-test p-success p-test). - - Verifies the actual production function, not a re-implementation of the formula. - """ - stats = { - 'pa': 0.8, 'pat': 3.0, 'ra': 1.5, 'rat': 2.0, - 'pd': 0.2, 'pdt': -1.0, 'rd': 0.5, 'rdt': -0.5, - } - # Agree: (* ra rat pa pat) = 1.5 * 2.0 * 0.8 * 3.0 = 7.2 - assert repness_metric(stats, 'a') == pytest.approx(7.2) - # Disagree (same product, no (1-pd) trick): (* rd rdt pd pdt) - # = 0.5 * -0.5 * 0.2 * -1.0 = 0.05 (two negatives cancel — signed product) - assert repness_metric(stats, 'd') == pytest.approx(0.05) - - def test_clojure_repful_uses_rat_vs_rdt(self): - """Clojure determines repful by comparing rat vs rdt.""" - # rat > rdt → agree - assert (2.0 > 1.0) # rat=2.0, rdt=1.0 → agree - - # rat < rdt → disagree - assert (0.5 < 1.5) # rat=0.5, rdt=1.5 → disagree + # prop_test / repness_metric / repful formula tests are covered by + # TestD5ProportionTest::test_prop_test_matches_clojure_formula, + # TestD7RepnessMetric::test_metric_formula_is_product, and + # TestD8FinalizeStats::test_repful_classification_boundary respectively + # (migrated to vectorized in PR 14a). # ============================================================================ @@ -1666,58 +2676,60 @@ def test_clojure_repful_uses_rat_vs_rdt(self): # isolating each computation stage from upstream divergence. # ============================================================================ +def _blob_repness_rows(clojure_blob): + """Flatten the Clojure blob's `repness` dict into a list of per-(gid, tid) rows + for vectorized comparison. Each row is `{gid, tid, **entry_keys}`.""" + return [{'gid': gid, **entry} + for gid, entries in clojure_blob.get('repness', {}).items() + for entry in entries] + + @pytest.mark.clojure_comparison class TestD5BlobInjection: - """D5: Verify prop_test against real Clojure blob p-test values. + """D5: Verify prop_test_vectorized against real Clojure blob p-test values. - For each repness entry in the blob, extract n-success and n-trials, - feed to Python's prop_test(), compare to blob's p-test. + Collect (n-success, n-trials, p-test) from every repness entry in the blob, + run a single vectorized call, compare element-wise. Tests the actual + production code path (same call shape as `compute_group_comment_stats_df`). """ def test_prop_test_matches_blob_p_test(self, clojure_blob, dataset_name): - """prop_test(n_success, n_trials) should match blob's p-test for every repness entry.""" - repness = clojure_blob.get('repness', {}) - if not repness: + """prop_test_vectorized(n_success, n_trials) should match blob's p-test + for every repness entry.""" + rows = _blob_repness_rows(clojure_blob) + if not rows: pytest.skip(f"No repness in Clojure blob for {dataset_name}") - mismatches = [] - total = 0 - for gid, entries in repness.items(): - for entry in entries: - n_success = entry['n-success'] - n_trials = entry['n-trials'] - expected_p_test = entry['p-test'] - actual = prop_test(n_success, n_trials) - total += 1 - if abs(actual - expected_p_test) > 1e-4: - mismatches.append( - f"group={gid} tid={entry['tid']}: " - f"prop_test({n_success}, {n_trials})={actual:.6f}, " - f"blob p-test={expected_p_test:.6f}") + df = pd.DataFrame(rows)[['gid', 'tid', 'n-success', 'n-trials', 'p-test']] + df['actual'] = prop_test_vectorized(df['n-success'], df['n-trials']) + df['diff'] = (df['actual'] - df['p-test']).abs() - assert not mismatches, ( - f"[{dataset_name}] {len(mismatches)}/{total} p-test mismatches:\n" - + "\n".join(mismatches[:10])) + mismatches = df[df['diff'] > 1e-4] + assert mismatches.empty, ( + f"[{dataset_name}] {len(mismatches)}/{len(df)} p-test mismatches:\n" + + mismatches.head(10).to_string(index=False)) @pytest.mark.clojure_comparison class TestD6BlobInjection: - """D6: Verify two_prop_test against real Clojure blob repness-test values. + """D6: Verify two_prop_test_vectorized against real Clojure blob + repness-test values. For each repness entry, reconstruct the two_prop_test inputs from - group-votes (group counts vs total-minus-group), compare to blob's - repness-test. + group-votes (group counts vs total-minus-group), collect into a DataFrame, + and run a single vectorized call. Tests the actual production code path. """ def test_two_prop_test_matches_blob_repness_test(self, clojure_blob, dataset_name): - """two_prop_test should match blob's repness-test for every repness entry.""" + """two_prop_test_vectorized should match blob's repness-test for every + repness entry.""" repness = clojure_blob.get('repness', {}) group_votes = clojure_blob.get('group-votes', {}) if not repness or not group_votes: pytest.skip(f"No repness or group-votes in blob for {dataset_name}") - # Precompute total votes across ALL groups for each comment - all_group_votes = {} + # Precompute total votes across ALL groups for each comment. + all_group_votes: dict = {} for other_gid, other_gv_data in group_votes.items(): for tid_str, counts in other_gv_data.get('votes', {}).items(): if tid_str not in all_group_votes: @@ -1726,15 +2738,12 @@ def test_two_prop_test_matches_blob_repness_test(self, clojure_blob, dataset_nam all_group_votes[tid_str]['D'] += counts['D'] all_group_votes[tid_str]['S'] += counts['S'] - mismatches = [] - total = 0 + rows = [] for gid, entries in repness.items(): gv = group_votes.get(gid, {}).get('votes', {}) for entry in entries: tid_str = str(entry['tid']) repful = entry['repful-for'] - expected_rt = entry['repness-test'] - group_cv = gv.get(tid_str, {'A': 0, 'D': 0, 'S': 0}) total_cv = all_group_votes.get(tid_str, {'A': 0, 'D': 0, 'S': 0}) @@ -1745,20 +2754,23 @@ def test_two_prop_test_matches_blob_repness_test(self, clojure_blob, dataset_nam succ_in = group_cv['D'] succ_out = total_cv['D'] - group_cv['D'] - pop_in = group_cv['S'] - pop_out = total_cv['S'] - group_cv['S'] + rows.append({ + 'gid': gid, 'tid': entry['tid'], 'repful': repful, + 'succ_in': succ_in, 'succ_out': succ_out, + 'pop_in': group_cv['S'], + 'pop_out': total_cv['S'] - group_cv['S'], + 'expected': entry['repness-test'], + }) - actual = two_prop_test(succ_in, succ_out, pop_in, pop_out) - total += 1 - if abs(actual - expected_rt) > 1e-4: - mismatches.append( - f"group={gid} tid={entry['tid']} ({repful}): " - f"two_prop_test({succ_in},{succ_out},{pop_in},{pop_out})={actual:.6f}, " - f"blob repness-test={expected_rt:.6f}") + df = pd.DataFrame(rows) + df['actual'] = two_prop_test_vectorized( + df['succ_in'], df['succ_out'], df['pop_in'], df['pop_out']) + df['diff'] = (df['actual'] - df['expected']).abs() - assert not mismatches, ( - f"[{dataset_name}] {len(mismatches)}/{total} repness-test mismatches:\n" - + "\n".join(mismatches[:10])) + mismatches = df[df['diff'] > 1e-4] + assert mismatches.empty, ( + f"[{dataset_name}] {len(mismatches)}/{len(df)} repness-test mismatches:\n" + + mismatches.head(10).to_string(index=False)) @pytest.mark.clojure_comparison @@ -1767,25 +2779,184 @@ class TestD4BlobInjection: def test_p_success_matches_blob(self, clojure_blob, dataset_name): """(n_success + 1) / (n_trials + 2) should match blob's p-success.""" - repness = clojure_blob.get('repness', {}) - if not repness: + rows = _blob_repness_rows(clojure_blob) + if not rows: pytest.skip(f"No repness in blob for {dataset_name}") - mismatches = [] - total = 0 - for gid, entries in repness.items(): - for entry in entries: - ns = entry['n-success'] - nt = entry['n-trials'] - expected = entry['p-success'] - actual = (ns + PSEUDO_COUNT / 2) / (nt + PSEUDO_COUNT) - total += 1 - if abs(actual - expected) > 1e-4: - mismatches.append( - f"group={gid} tid={entry['tid']}: " - f"pa=({ns}+1)/({nt}+2)={actual:.6f}, " - f"blob p-success={expected:.6f}") + df = pd.DataFrame(rows)[['gid', 'tid', 'n-success', 'n-trials', 'p-success']] + df['actual'] = ((df['n-success'] + PSEUDO_COUNT / 2) + / (df['n-trials'] + PSEUDO_COUNT)) + df['diff'] = (df['actual'] - df['p-success']).abs() + + mismatches = df[df['diff'] > 1e-4] + assert mismatches.empty, ( + f"[{dataset_name}] {len(mismatches)}/{len(df)} p-success mismatches:\n" + + mismatches.head(10).to_string(index=False)) + + +class TestD11D12Serialization: + """Round-trip tests for the D11/D12 plumb-through in to_dict / to_dynamo_dict. + + Investigation B (2026-06-11) discovered that both serializers were hardcoding + ``result['consensus']`` to an empty dict regardless of + ``self.repness['consensus_comments']``, so the D11 consensus dict never + reached client-report's Majority view and never landed in the DynamoDB + math blob. ``comment_priorities`` (D12) was already conditionally plumbed + via ``hasattr/if`` guards; we lock that in with a regression test so a + future cleanup doesn't silently revert to the empty-default shape. + """ + + @staticmethod + def _make_conversation_with_repness(consensus_comments, priorities): + """Build a Conversation with just enough state to exercise the + serializers. Empty rating matrices and empty group_clusters mean the + rest of to_dict/to_dynamo_dict iterates over zero rows/cols (cheap) + while the consensus + priorities fields still flow through end-to-end. + """ + conv = Conversation(conversation_id='ztest-serialization') + conv.repness = { + 'comment_ids': [], + 'group_repness': {}, + 'comment_repness': [], + 'consensus_comments': consensus_comments, + } + conv.comment_priorities = priorities + return conv + + def test_to_dict_surfaces_consensus_comments(self): + """``to_dict()`` must surface ``self.repness['consensus_comments']`` into + ``result['consensus']``. Pre-fix this slot was hardcoded + ``{'agree': [], 'disagree': [], 'comment-stats': {}}`` and the D11 + selection was silently dropped on the floor.""" + consensus = { + 'agree': [ + {'tid': 1, 'n-success': 3, 'n-trials': 4, + 'p-success': 0.7, 'p-test': 1.5} + ], + 'disagree': [ + {'tid': 2, 'n-success': 2, 'n-trials': 5, + 'p-success': 0.42, 'p-test': 1.1} + ], + } + conv = self._make_conversation_with_repness(consensus, {}) + + result = conv.to_dict() + + assert result['consensus'] == consensus, ( + "to_dict() must plumb self.repness['consensus_comments'] into " + "result['consensus']; got " + repr(result['consensus'])) + + def test_to_dict_surfaces_comment_priorities(self): + """``to_dict()`` must surface ``self.comment_priorities`` (D12). This is + a regression lock: the field is currently conditionally plumbed via + ``hasattr/if``; a future cleanup must not revert to the hardcoded + empty default.""" + priorities = {1: 0.42, 2: 1.7, 3: 0.0} + conv = self._make_conversation_with_repness( + {'agree': [], 'disagree': []}, priorities) + + result = conv.to_dict() + + # The to_dict key uses underscore form (see line ~1706); no rename + # happens on the way out, unlike most Clojure-format fields. + assert 'comment_priorities' in result, ( + "to_dict() must emit 'comment_priorities' when " + "self.comment_priorities is populated; keys = " + + repr(sorted(result.keys()))) + assert result['comment_priorities'] == priorities + + def test_to_dynamo_dict_surfaces_both(self): + """``to_dynamo_dict()`` must surface BOTH consensus comments (D11) and + comment priorities (D12). The DynamoDB shape uses underscore keys + (``consensus``, ``comment_priorities``); the consensus inner shape + matches whatever ``self.repness['consensus_comments']`` holds + (Clojure-style ``agree``/``disagree`` lists).""" + consensus = { + 'agree': [ + {'tid': 11, 'n-success': 8, 'n-trials': 10, + 'p-success': 0.83, 'p-test': 2.1} + ], + 'disagree': [], + } + # Priorities use comment-id keys; the serializer coerces KEYS to int + # when possible and preserves VALUES as Decimal (2026-07-04 fix — + # the old int(value) coercion floored sub-1 priorities to 0, which + # the TS server's weighted routing reads as "no priority data"). + priorities = {7: 1.5, 9: 0.25} + conv = self._make_conversation_with_repness(consensus, priorities) + + result = conv.to_dynamo_dict() + + # Values land Decimal-converted (boto3 boundary — the raw-float write + # crashed CI's e2e run 2026-07-05); compare structure and numeric + # values, not float identity. + got = result['consensus'] + assert set(got.keys()) == {'agree', 'disagree'} + assert got['disagree'] == [] + assert len(got['agree']) == 1 + for k, v in consensus['agree'][0].items(): + assert float(got['agree'][0][k]) == pytest.approx(float(v)), ( + f"consensus entry key {k}: {got['agree'][0][k]!r} != {v!r}") + assert 'comment_priorities' in result, ( + "to_dynamo_dict() must emit 'comment_priorities' when " + "self.comment_priorities is populated; keys = " + + repr(sorted(result.keys()))) + # Values land as Decimal (boto3-safe) with full precision — assert + # the post-serialization shape to lock in what actually lands in + # DynamoDB. + from decimal import Decimal + assert result['comment_priorities'] == { + 7: Decimal('1.5'), 9: Decimal('0.25')} + + +class TestGroupIdOrderMatchesClojure: + """Group-cluster ids must preserve first-k-distinct encounter order over + base-cluster centers — Clojure parity (`init-clusters`, clusters.clj:55-64; + output `sort-by :id`, conversation.clj:437; merge lineage keeps the larger + cluster's id but NEVER re-sorts by size). + + Python's former size-descending re-sort + id reassignment caused the + gid 0↔1 label swap confirmed by the S3-4 trace (2026-06-11): Python g0 ∩ + Clojure g1 = 50/50 on vw-cold_start, sizes [50, 17] vs Clojure [17, 50]. + The base level already preserves k-means id order for exactly this + reason (K-inv); the group level must too. + """ + + def _conv_with_ordered_proj(self): + conv = Conversation(conversation_id='ztest-gid-order') + # proj key order defines base-center row order (K-inv invariant). + # Row 0 (left side, SMALL group) is encountered FIRST, row 1 (right + # side, LARGE group) second → group-level first-2-distinct init = + # (L, R) → group id 0 must be the L group even though it is smaller + # (2 vs 3 members). + conv.proj = { + 0: [-1.0, 0.05], # L (small group) + 1: [1.0, 0.05], # R (large group) + 2: [1.0, 0.0], # R + 3: [1.0, -0.05], # R + 4: [-1.0, -0.05], # L + } + # Focus the test on id assignment: bypass the in-conv vote-count + # machinery (instance attribute shadows the bound method). + conv._get_in_conv_participants = lambda: {0, 1, 2, 3, 4} + return conv - assert not mismatches, ( - f"[{dataset_name}] {len(mismatches)}/{total} p-success mismatches:\n" - + "\n".join(mismatches[:10])) + def test_group_id_zero_is_first_encountered_not_biggest(self): + conv = self._conv_with_ordered_proj() + conv._compute_clusters() + groups = conv.group_clusters + assert len(groups) == 2, f"expected k=2, got {len(groups)}" + + # Resolve group members down to participant ids via base clusters. + base_by_id = {b['id']: b for b in conv.base_clusters} + members0 = sorted(p for bid in groups[0]['members'] + for p in base_by_id[bid]['members']) + members1 = sorted(p for bid in groups[1]['members'] + for p in base_by_id[bid]['members']) + + assert [g['id'] for g in groups] == [0, 1] + assert members0 == [0, 4], ( + f"group id 0 must be the FIRST-ENCOUNTERED (smaller, L) group " + f"per Clojure first-k-distinct order; got members {members0} — " + f"a size re-sort promotes the larger group instead") + assert members1 == [1, 2, 3] diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_dynamodb_consensus_roundtrip.py b/delphi/tests/test_dynamodb_consensus_roundtrip.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..1d89039cff --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/test_dynamodb_consensus_roundtrip.py @@ -0,0 +1,360 @@ +""" +Tests for D11 cascade fix in `delphi/polismath/database/dynamodb.py`. + +Investigation B (2026-06-11) found three sites in the DynamoDB writer/reader +that either dropped the new D11 `consensus_comments` dict shape +(`{'agree': [...], 'disagree': [...]}`) or defaulted to the obsolete empty +list. These tests assert that, given the new shape, the writer preserves +BOTH agree and disagree lists into the `Delphi_PCAResults` table, and that +the reader defaults to the new dict shape when no item is present. + +The boto3 `Table` resource is replaced with a `unittest.mock.MagicMock`, +so no DynamoDB process is required. +""" + +from unittest.mock import MagicMock + +import pytest + +from polismath.database.dynamodb import DynamoDBClient + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Helpers +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +# Entries use the Clojure blob shape (tid + hyphenated stats keys) — the +# shape `select_consensus_comments_df` emits since 2026-07-04 (narrowed S1 +# deferral; server-helpers.ts and majorityStrict.jsx pluck `tid`). +_AGREE_ENTRY = { + 'tid': 1, + 'n-success': 3, + 'n-trials': 5, + 'p-success': 0.6, + 'p-test': 1.5, +} + +_DISAGREE_ENTRY = { + 'tid': 2, + 'n-success': 4, + 'n-trials': 5, + 'p-success': 0.8, + 'p-test': 2.0, +} + + +def _make_consensus_dict(): + """Return a fresh D11-shape consensus dict (copy per test).""" + return { + 'agree': [dict(_AGREE_ENTRY)], + 'disagree': [dict(_DISAGREE_ENTRY)], + } + + +class _StubConversation: + """Minimal Conversation-like stub for the writer's legacy branch. + + The writer only touches a handful of attributes for the PCAResults + write path, so we keep this stub deliberately tiny. The DynamoDB + `Delphi_PCAResults` write is independent of group_clusters / + comment_priorities / etc. — those affect other tables we are not + exercising here. + """ + + def __init__(self, repness): + self.conversation_id = 42 + self.participant_count = 10 + self.comment_count = 3 + self.group_clusters = [] + self.pca = {} + self.repness = repness + # `consensus` attribute is intentionally NOT set — Site 2 must + # source from `self.repness['consensus_comments']`, not from + # the deprecated `self.consensus` attribute. + + +def _client_with_pca_results_only(): + """Build a DynamoDBClient with ONLY the PCAResults table mocked. + + All other tables are None so the writer short-circuits early at each + later step. This keeps the test focused on the consensus write site. + """ + client = DynamoDBClient() + pca_results_table = MagicMock(name='Delphi_PCAResults') + client.tables = { + 'Delphi_PCAConversationConfig': None, + 'Delphi_PCAResults': pca_results_table, + 'Delphi_KMeansClusters': None, + 'Delphi_CommentRouting': None, + 'Delphi_RepresentativeComments': None, + 'Delphi_ParticipantProjections': None, + } + return client, pca_results_table + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Site 1 — `dynamo_data` branch (preferred path) +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +class TestSite1DynamoDataBranch: + """When `conv.to_dynamo_dict()` returns the new shape, both lists land.""" + + def test_writes_both_agree_and_disagree(self): + client, pca_results_table = _client_with_pca_results_only() + + # Stub the conversation so the writer takes the `dynamo_data` branch. + conv = MagicMock(name='Conversation') + conv.conversation_id = 42 + # REAL `to_dynamo_dict()` shape (verified 2026-07-04): consensus is + # TOP-LEVEL `result['consensus']`; `repness` carries only + # `comment_repness`. The previous stub nested `consensus_comments` + # inside `repness` — matching the writer's (buggy) read path instead + # of the producer, so the test passed while production silently + # wrote the empty default. + conv.to_dynamo_dict.return_value = { + 'participant_count': 10, + 'comment_count': 3, + 'group_count': 0, + 'pca': {}, + 'math_tick': 30000, + 'consensus': _make_consensus_dict(), + 'repness': { + 'comment_repness': [], + }, + } + + ok = client.write_conversation(conv) + assert ok is True + + assert pca_results_table.put_item.called, \ + "Writer did not call put_item on Delphi_PCAResults" + item = pca_results_table.put_item.call_args.kwargs['Item'] + + written = item['consensus_comments'] + assert isinstance(written, dict), \ + f"Expected dict shape, got {type(written).__name__}: {written!r}" + assert 'agree' in written, f"Missing 'agree' key: {written!r}" + assert 'disagree' in written, f"Missing 'disagree' key: {written!r}" + # The writer Decimal-converts at the boto3 boundary (belt-and-braces + # with to_dynamo_dict's own conversion — the raw-float write crashed + # CI's e2e run 2026-07-05). Compare keys and numeric values, not types. + for side, expected_entries in (('agree', [_AGREE_ENTRY]), + ('disagree', [_DISAGREE_ENTRY])): + got_entries = written[side] + assert len(got_entries) == len(expected_entries) + for got, expected in zip(got_entries, expected_entries): + assert set(got.keys()) == set(expected.keys()) + for k, v in expected.items(): + assert float(got[k]) == pytest.approx(float(v)), \ + f"{side} entry key {k}: {got[k]!r} != {v!r}" + + def test_missing_consensus_uses_dict_default(self): + """No top-level consensus in dynamo_data → empty dict, not list, + not crash.""" + client, pca_results_table = _client_with_pca_results_only() + + conv = MagicMock(name='Conversation') + conv.conversation_id = 42 + conv.to_dynamo_dict.return_value = { + 'participant_count': 10, + 'comment_count': 3, + 'group_count': 0, + 'pca': {}, + 'math_tick': 30000, + # 'consensus' intentionally absent + } + + ok = client.write_conversation(conv) + assert ok is True + + item = pca_results_table.put_item.call_args.kwargs['Item'] + assert item['consensus_comments'] == {'agree': [], 'disagree': []} + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Site 2 — legacy branch (no `to_dynamo_dict`) +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +class TestSite2LegacyBranch: + """When `to_dynamo_dict` is absent, the writer sources from conv.repness.""" + + def test_writes_both_agree_and_disagree_from_repness(self): + client, pca_results_table = _client_with_pca_results_only() + + # Plain object without `to_dynamo_dict` → legacy branch. + conv = _StubConversation( + repness={'consensus_comments': _make_consensus_dict()} + ) + + ok = client.write_conversation(conv) + assert ok is True + + item = pca_results_table.put_item.call_args.kwargs['Item'] + written = item['consensus_comments'] + assert isinstance(written, dict), \ + f"Legacy branch produced non-dict: {type(written).__name__}: {written!r}" + assert set(written.keys()) >= {'agree', 'disagree'} + # _replace_floats_with_decimals converts floats to Decimal but + # preserves the list structure and integer fields. Confirm the + # tids round-trip cleanly. + assert [c['tid'] for c in written['agree']] == [1] + assert [c['tid'] for c in written['disagree']] == [2] + + def test_missing_repness_uses_dict_default(self): + client, pca_results_table = _client_with_pca_results_only() + + # `repness` is None — writer must default to the dict shape. + conv = _StubConversation(repness=None) + + ok = client.write_conversation(conv) + assert ok is True + + item = pca_results_table.put_item.call_args.kwargs['Item'] + assert item['consensus_comments'] == {'agree': [], 'disagree': []} + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Site 3 — reader default +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +class TestSite3ReaderDefault: + """`read_math_by_tick` must default consensus to the new dict shape.""" + + def test_missing_consensus_comments_returns_dict(self): + client = DynamoDBClient() + analysis_table = MagicMock(name='Delphi_PCAResults') + # Returned Item lacks `consensus_comments` entirely. + analysis_table.get_item.return_value = { + 'Item': { + 'participant_count': 10, + 'comment_count': 3, + 'pca': {'center': [], 'components': []}, + } + } + client.tables = { + 'Delphi_PCAResults': analysis_table, + 'Delphi_KMeansClusters': None, + 'Delphi_CommentRouting': None, + 'Delphi_RepresentativeComments': None, + 'Delphi_ParticipantProjections': None, + } + + result = client.read_math_by_tick('42', 30000) + assert result['consensus'] == {'agree': [], 'disagree': []} + + def test_present_consensus_comments_round_trip(self): + """When the stored Item already has the dict shape, it's returned verbatim.""" + client = DynamoDBClient() + analysis_table = MagicMock(name='Delphi_PCAResults') + stored = _make_consensus_dict() + analysis_table.get_item.return_value = { + 'Item': { + 'participant_count': 10, + 'comment_count': 3, + 'pca': {'center': [], 'components': []}, + 'consensus_comments': stored, + } + } + client.tables = { + 'Delphi_PCAResults': analysis_table, + 'Delphi_KMeansClusters': None, + 'Delphi_CommentRouting': None, + 'Delphi_RepresentativeComments': None, + 'Delphi_ParticipantProjections': None, + } + + result = client.read_math_by_tick('42', 30000) + assert result['consensus'] == stored + + def test_legacy_list_consensus_normalized_to_dict(self): + """Pre-D11 blobs stored consensus as a (hardcoded-empty) LIST. + The reader must normalize it to the dict shape so downstream + consumers never see a list (Copilot review 2026-07-04, g3).""" + client = DynamoDBClient() + analysis_table = MagicMock(name='Delphi_PCAResults') + analysis_table.get_item.return_value = { + 'Item': { + 'participant_count': 10, + 'comment_count': 3, + 'pca': {'center': [], 'components': []}, + 'consensus_comments': [], # legacy list shape + } + } + client.tables = { + 'Delphi_PCAResults': analysis_table, + 'Delphi_KMeansClusters': None, + 'Delphi_CommentRouting': None, + 'Delphi_RepresentativeComments': None, + 'Delphi_ParticipantProjections': None, + } + + result = client.read_math_by_tick('42', 30000) + assert result['consensus'] == {'agree': [], 'disagree': []}, \ + f"legacy list must normalize to dict, got {result['consensus']!r}" + + def test_present_but_none_consensus_normalized_to_dict(self): + """`consensus_comments` present-but-`None` (or any non-dict) must + normalize to the dict shape. A present key with value None makes + `.get(..., default)` return None (not the default), so the reader + must guard on "not a dict", not just "is a list" (Copilot review + on #2591). Otherwise `result['consensus']` is None and breaks the + post-D11 contract that both keys are always present.""" + client = DynamoDBClient() + analysis_table = MagicMock(name='Delphi_PCAResults') + analysis_table.get_item.return_value = { + 'Item': { + 'participant_count': 10, + 'comment_count': 3, + 'pca': {'center': [], 'components': []}, + 'consensus_comments': None, # present-but-None + } + } + client.tables = { + 'Delphi_PCAResults': analysis_table, + 'Delphi_KMeansClusters': None, + 'Delphi_CommentRouting': None, + 'Delphi_RepresentativeComments': None, + 'Delphi_ParticipantProjections': None, + } + + result = client.read_math_by_tick('42', 30000) + assert result['consensus'] == {'agree': [], 'disagree': []}, \ + f"present-but-None must normalize to dict, got {result['consensus']!r}" + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Round-trip — write then read on the same in-memory store +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +class TestRoundTrip: + """Smoke-test: writer output, fed back through the reader, preserves shape.""" + + def test_write_then_read_preserves_both_lists(self): + client, pca_results_table = _client_with_pca_results_only() + + # Record what the writer puts (REAL to_dynamo_dict shape: top-level + # consensus, repness with only comment_repness — verified 2026-07-04). + conv = MagicMock(name='Conversation') + conv.conversation_id = 42 + conv.to_dynamo_dict.return_value = { + 'participant_count': 10, + 'comment_count': 3, + 'group_count': 0, + 'pca': {}, + 'math_tick': 30000, + 'consensus': _make_consensus_dict(), + 'repness': { + 'comment_repness': [], + }, + } + client.write_conversation(conv) + written_item = pca_results_table.put_item.call_args.kwargs['Item'] + + # Replay the written Item back through the reader. + pca_results_table.get_item.return_value = {'Item': written_item} + + result = client.read_math_by_tick('42', 30000) + consensus = result['consensus'] + assert isinstance(consensus, dict) + assert [c['tid'] for c in consensus['agree']] == [1] + assert [c['tid'] for c in consensus['disagree']] == [2] diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_dynamodb_float_serialization.py b/delphi/tests/test_dynamodb_float_serialization.py index c8b33756c0..1edf325d66 100644 --- a/delphi/tests/test_dynamodb_float_serialization.py +++ b/delphi/tests/test_dynamodb_float_serialization.py @@ -149,3 +149,119 @@ def test_repness_records_serialize(self): _assert_dynamodb_serializable( put_item, context="Delphi_RepresentativeComments Item" ) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Layer 2b — comment priorities: value-preserving AND serializable +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +class TestToDynamoDictPrioritiesSerialization: + """`to_dynamo_dict` must preserve priority VALUES, not truncate them. + + The old code did `int(priority)`: harmless today (the D12.6 bug-mirror + makes every priority exactly 49.0) but a landmine for the day issue + #2571 resolves and the real formula returns — real-data priorities span + ~0.18–31.46 (decisions doc D12.6), so `int()` floors sub-1 priorities + to 0. The TS server's weighted routing treats 0 as "no priority data": + those comments would silently never be routed. Values must round-trip + as Decimal (raw floats crash boto3's TypeSerializer). + """ + + # Real-data-shaped values: sub-1 (floors to 0 under int()), fractional + # mid-range (loses 46% of its weight under int()), and the current + # bug-mirror constant. + _PRIORITIES = {10: 0.18, 11: 31.46, 12: 49.0} + + def _conversation_with_priorities(self): + conv = Conversation(conversation_id='ztest-priorities') + conv.repness = conv_repness(_vote_matrix(), _groups()) + conv.comment_priorities = dict(self._PRIORITIES) + return conv + + def test_priorities_preserve_values(self): + conv = self._conversation_with_priorities() + dynamo_data = conv.to_dynamo_dict() + + priorities = dynamo_data['comment_priorities'] + assert priorities, "expected non-empty comment_priorities" + + for tid, expected in self._PRIORITIES.items(): + got = priorities[tid] + assert float(got) == pytest.approx(expected, abs=1e-9), ( + f"priority for tid {tid} not preserved: expected {expected}, " + f"got {got!r} (int() truncation floors sub-1 priorities to 0)" + ) + + def test_priorities_serialize_for_dynamodb(self): + conv = self._conversation_with_priorities() + dynamo_data = conv.to_dynamo_dict() + + for tid, value in dynamo_data['comment_priorities'].items(): + _assert_dynamodb_serializable( + value, context=f"comment_priorities[{tid}]" + ) + # The CommentRouting write path (dynamodb.py step 4) writes this + # value raw into `'priority': priorities.get(comment_id, 0)` — + # it must already be a DynamoDB scalar at this point. + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Layer 2c — consensus entries: serializable through writer Site 1 +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +class TestToDynamoDictConsensusSerialization: + """Consensus entries flowing through writer Site 1 must be boto3-safe. + + Caught by CI's test_math_pipeline_runs_e2e (2026-07-05): once the writer + read top-level `consensus` (the key to_dynamo_dict actually emits), REAL + D11 data flowed for the first time — carrying float p-success/p-test — + and boto3 rejected the Delphi_PCAResults put_item ("Float types are not + supported"). Only the LEGACY writer branch Decimal-converted; the + pre-formatted branch wrote `dynamo_data['consensus']` raw. Locally + invisible: the e2e test needs DynamoDB (skip list) and the round-trip + tests use MagicMock (no TypeSerializer) — hence this real-serializer pin. + """ + + _CONSENSUS = { + 'agree': [ + {'tid': 1, 'n-success': 3, 'n-trials': 5, + 'p-success': 0.6, 'p-test': 1.5}, + ], + 'disagree': [ + {'tid': 2, 'n-success': 4, 'n-trials': 5, + 'p-success': 0.8, 'p-test': 2.0}, + ], + } + + def _conversation_with_consensus(self): + conv = Conversation(conversation_id='ztest-consensus-decimal') + conv.repness = conv_repness(_vote_matrix(), _groups()) + # Inject non-empty consensus (the tiny fixture matrix does not clear + # the pa>0.5 & z-sig-90 filters on its own — avoid a vacuous test). + conv.repness['consensus_comments'] = { + side: [dict(e) for e in entries] + for side, entries in self._CONSENSUS.items() + } + conv.comment_priorities = {} + return conv + + def test_consensus_serializes_for_dynamodb(self): + conv = self._conversation_with_consensus() + dynamo_data = conv.to_dynamo_dict() + + consensus = dynamo_data['consensus'] + assert consensus['agree'] and consensus['disagree'], \ + "expected non-empty consensus (vacuous test otherwise)" + + # Exactly what writer Site 1 puts into the Delphi_PCAResults Item. + _assert_dynamodb_serializable( + consensus, context="Delphi_PCAResults consensus_comments") + + def test_consensus_values_preserved(self): + conv = self._conversation_with_consensus() + consensus = conv.to_dynamo_dict()['consensus'] + + entry = consensus['agree'][0] + assert entry['tid'] == 1 + assert float(entry['p-success']) == pytest.approx(0.6, abs=1e-9) + assert float(entry['p-test']) == pytest.approx(1.5, abs=1e-9) + diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_edge_cases.py b/delphi/tests/test_edge_cases.py index 0f8fb35375..834de13484 100644 --- a/delphi/tests/test_edge_cases.py +++ b/delphi/tests/test_edge_cases.py @@ -53,9 +53,15 @@ def test_insufficient_data_for_pca(): } conv = conv.update_votes(votes) conv = conv.recompute() + # Since the mode collapse the engine runs the REAL math on any non-empty + # matrix (Clojure parity — every-vote step-0 oracle): a 1x1 conversation + # yields a rank-capped single component, the greedy floor admits the lone + # participant, and the full base->group->repness chain runs (one base + # cluster, one group, a best-agree repness entry). assert conv.pca is not None - assert conv.pca['comps'].shape == (2, 1) + assert conv.pca['comps'].shape == (1, 1) + assert len(conv.base_clusters) == 1 + assert len(conv.group_clusters) == 1 assert conv.repness is not None - # With insufficient data (1 participant), no one meets the vote threshold, - # so no base clusters are formed and group_repness is empty. - assert conv.repness['group_repness'] == {} + [entry] = conv.repness['group_repness'][0] + assert entry['best_agree'] is True and entry['n_agree'] == 1 diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_env_flags.py b/delphi/tests/test_env_flags.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..715d9f9909 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/test_env_flags.py @@ -0,0 +1,82 @@ +""" +Tests for polismath.utils.env_flags — the shared legacy-vs-improved +implementation-switch resolver. + +The resolver started life as `pca._resolve_impl_flag` (pca.py) and was imported +from there by the (since-deleted) `utils.engine_mode`, which dragged the +whole numpy/pandas pca import chain into anything that only wanted to read an +impl flag, and +emitted resolution warnings under the pca logger. These tests pin the move to +`polismath.utils.env_flags`: identical resolution rules, warnings under the +env_flags logger, and light imports for its consumers. +""" + +import logging +import subprocess +import sys + +import pytest + +from polismath.utils.env_flags import resolve_impl_flag + + +class TestResolveImplFlag: + """Resolution rules (identical to the original pca._resolve_impl_flag).""" + + ENV = 'POLISMATH_TEST_FLAG' + CHOICES = ('legacy', 'improved') + + def test_unset_returns_default(self, monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.delenv(self.ENV, raising=False) + assert resolve_impl_flag(self.ENV, 'legacy', self.CHOICES) == 'legacy' + + def test_valid_value_returned(self, monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.setenv(self.ENV, 'improved') + assert resolve_impl_flag(self.ENV, 'legacy', self.CHOICES) == 'improved' + + def test_value_stripped_and_lowercased(self, monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.setenv(self.ENV, ' IMPROVED ') + assert resolve_impl_flag(self.ENV, 'legacy', self.CHOICES) == 'improved' + + def test_invalid_value_falls_back_with_warning(self, monkeypatch, caplog): + monkeypatch.setenv(self.ENV, 'bogus') + with caplog.at_level(logging.WARNING, logger='polismath.utils.env_flags'): + assert resolve_impl_flag(self.ENV, 'legacy', self.CHOICES) == 'legacy' + records = [r for r in caplog.records + if r.name == 'polismath.utils.env_flags'] + assert len(records) == 1 + assert 'POLISMATH_TEST_FLAG' in records[0].getMessage() + + def test_read_at_call_time(self, monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.setenv(self.ENV, 'improved') + assert resolve_impl_flag(self.ENV, 'legacy', self.CHOICES) == 'improved' + monkeypatch.setenv(self.ENV, 'legacy') + assert resolve_impl_flag(self.ENV, 'legacy', self.CHOICES) == 'legacy' + + +class TestSharedResolver: + """Both switch modules resolve through the ONE shared function.""" + + def test_pca_uses_shared_resolver(self): + from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep import pca + from polismath.utils import env_flags + assert pca.resolve_impl_flag is env_flags.resolve_impl_flag + + def test_env_flags_import_does_not_load_pca(self): + # The point of the move: reading a light impl flag must not drag + # the numpy/pandas pca import chain. Fresh interpreter so this + # process's already-imported modules can't mask a regression. + code = ( + "import sys; import polismath.utils.env_flags; " + "sys.exit(1 if 'polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.pca' in sys.modules else 0)" + ) + proc = subprocess.run([sys.executable, '-c', code], + capture_output=True, text=True) + assert proc.returncode == 0, ( + "importing polismath.utils.env_flags pulled in " + "polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.pca:\n" + proc.stderr + ) + + +if __name__ == '__main__': + pytest.main([__file__, '-v']) diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_generator_vote_copy.py b/delphi/tests/test_generator_vote_copy.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..e2cef17e48 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/test_generator_vote_copy.py @@ -0,0 +1,205 @@ +"""Integration test for the cold-start generator's full-history vote copy (T2). + +`copy_votes_with_fresh_timestamps` copies the FULL vote history (including +revotes — multiple rows for the same (pid, tid)) with a single multi-row +`INSERT ... SELECT`. The `votes` table carries the LIVE rule +`on_vote_insert_update_unique_table` (migration 000006), which DO-ALSO upserts +`votes_latest_unique` with `ON CONFLICT (zid,pid,tid) DO UPDATE`. A single INSERT +statement containing revote duplicates makes that upsert touch the same conflict +key twice IN ONE STATEMENT, which Postgres rejects with: + + ON CONFLICT DO UPDATE command cannot affect row a second time + +The fix wraps the copy in `session_replication_role = 'replica'` (mirroring +`copy_comments_with_fresh_timestamps`), suppressing the default-config rule for +the copy. This test seeds a source conversation WITH REVOTES and asserts the +copy round-trips every row, in source order, with the revote pairs preserved. + +OPT-IN / self-skipping: provisions a throwaway Postgres (or reuses the CI +service) via `require_polis_postgres` and applies the votes-schema migrations. +Skips cleanly when docker / a service is unavailable. +""" + +import importlib.util +import os + +import psycopg2 +import pytest + +from tests.conftest import require_polis_postgres + +pytestmark = pytest.mark.integration + + +def _load_generator(): + """Import the standalone generator script by path (it is not a package).""" + path = os.path.abspath( + os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), "..", "scripts", + "generate_cold_start_clojure.py") + ) + if not os.path.exists(path): + pytest.skip(f"generator script not found: {path}") + spec = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location("generate_cold_start_clojure", path) + module = importlib.util.module_from_spec(spec) + spec.loader.exec_module(module) + return module + + +SOURCE_ZID = 990101 +FAKE_ZID = 990102 + +# (pid, tid) -> list of vote values, one row per revote in chronological order. +# Two keys have 3 revotes, two have 2, two have 1: 3+2+1+2+1+3 = 12 source rows, +# 6 distinct (pid,tid) keys. +_REVOTES = { + (0, 0): [-1, 1, -1], + (0, 1): [1, -1], + (1, 0): [-1], + (1, 1): [1, 1], + (2, 0): [-1], + (2, 1): [1, -1, 1], +} + + +@pytest.fixture(scope="module") +def pg_url(): + with require_polis_postgres() as url: + yield url + + +def _seed_source(url): + """Insert the source vote history one row at a time (so seeding does NOT + itself trip the single-statement rule), interleaving revotes across keys. + + `created` advances once per round-robin ROUND, not per row: rows within a + round share the same `created` (same-ms ties), so the copy's + `ORDER BY created ASC, ctid ASC` tiebreak is actually exercised — a copy + that dropped the ctid ordering could reorder tied rows and fail the + order-preservation assertion.""" + conn = psycopg2.connect(url) + conn.autocommit = True + created = 1_000_000 + n_rows = 0 + try: + with conn.cursor() as cur: + cur.execute("DELETE FROM votes_latest_unique WHERE zid IN (%s, %s)", + (SOURCE_ZID, FAKE_ZID)) + cur.execute("DELETE FROM votes WHERE zid IN (%s, %s)", + (SOURCE_ZID, FAKE_ZID)) + # Interleave: round-robin over keys by revote index so revotes are + # spread through the timeline rather than clustered per key. + max_revotes = max(len(v) for v in _REVOTES.values()) + for k in range(max_revotes): + created += 1 # ties WITHIN a round, distinct across rounds + for (pid, tid), votes in _REVOTES.items(): + if k < len(votes): + cur.execute( + "INSERT INTO votes (zid, pid, tid, vote, created) " + "VALUES (%s, %s, %s, %s, %s)", + (SOURCE_ZID, pid, tid, votes[k], created), + ) + n_rows += 1 + finally: + conn.close() + return n_rows + + +def _source_order(url): + """Source (pid,tid,vote) tuples in copy order: created ASC, ctid ASC.""" + conn = psycopg2.connect(url) + try: + with conn.cursor() as cur: + cur.execute( + "SELECT pid, tid, vote FROM votes WHERE zid = %s " + "ORDER BY created ASC, ctid ASC", + (SOURCE_ZID,), + ) + return cur.fetchall() + finally: + conn.close() + + +class TestCopyVotesFullHistory: + def test_copy_round_trips_all_revotes_in_order(self, pg_url): + gen = _load_generator() + n_source = _seed_source(pg_url) + assert n_source == sum(len(v) for v in _REVOTES.values()) == 12 + source_seq = _source_order(pg_url) + + # The call under test. Before the fix this raises CardinalityViolation + # ("ON CONFLICT DO UPDATE command cannot affect row a second time"); + # after the fix it copies every row with the rule suppressed. + conn = psycopg2.connect(pg_url) + try: + copied = gen.copy_votes_with_fresh_timestamps(conn, SOURCE_ZID, FAKE_ZID) + finally: + conn.close() + + assert copied == n_source # ALL rows copied, incl. revotes + + verify = psycopg2.connect(pg_url) + try: + with verify.cursor() as cur: + # (1) exact row count preserved (revotes not deduped). + cur.execute("SELECT COUNT(*) FROM votes WHERE zid = %s", (FAKE_ZID,)) + assert cur.fetchone()[0] == n_source + + # (2) created strictly increasing, 10 ms apart, in source order. + cur.execute( + "SELECT pid, tid, vote, created FROM votes WHERE zid = %s " + "ORDER BY created ASC", + (FAKE_ZID,), + ) + rows = cur.fetchall() + createds = [r[3] for r in rows] + assert len(createds) == n_source + assert all(b - a == 10 for a, b in zip(createds, createds[1:])) # strictly incr + assert len(set(createds)) == n_source + # order matches source (created ASC, ctid ASC) + assert [(r[0], r[1], r[2]) for r in rows] == source_seq + + # (3) every revote pair preserved with the right multiplicity. + cur.execute( + "SELECT pid, tid, COUNT(*) FROM votes WHERE zid = %s " + "GROUP BY pid, tid", + (FAKE_ZID,), + ) + counts = {(pid, tid): n for pid, tid, n in cur.fetchall()} + assert counts == {k: len(v) for k, v in _REVOTES.items()} + finally: + verify.close() + + # Cleanup (harmless on a throwaway container; keeps a shared CI service tidy). + cleanup = psycopg2.connect(pg_url) + cleanup.autocommit = True + try: + with cleanup.cursor() as cur: + cur.execute("DELETE FROM votes_latest_unique WHERE zid IN (%s, %s)", + (SOURCE_ZID, FAKE_ZID)) + cur.execute("DELETE FROM votes WHERE zid IN (%s, %s)", + (SOURCE_ZID, FAKE_ZID)) + finally: + cleanup.close() + + def test_failed_copy_propagates_original_error_and_leaves_session_clean(self, pg_url): + """If the bulk INSERT fails mid-copy, the ORIGINAL error must propagate + (not a follow-on InFailedSqlTransaction from cleanup running inside the + aborted transaction), and the session must come back clean: rule/trigger + suppression reverted, connection usable.""" + gen = _load_generator() + _seed_source(pg_url) + + conn = psycopg2.connect(pg_url) + try: + # Injected failure: NULL fake_zid violates votes.zid NOT NULL. + with pytest.raises(psycopg2.IntegrityError): + gen.copy_votes_with_fresh_timestamps(conn, SOURCE_ZID, None) + + # Same connection stays usable, with normal rule/trigger behavior. + with conn.cursor() as cur: + cur.execute("SELECT current_setting('session_replication_role')") + assert cur.fetchone()[0] == "origin" + cur.execute("SELECT COUNT(*) FROM votes WHERE zid = %s", (FAKE_ZID,)) + assert cur.fetchone()[0] == 0 # failed copy left nothing behind + finally: + conn.close() diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_group_k_smoother.py b/delphi/tests/test_group_k_smoother.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..b4c2437710 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/test_group_k_smoother.py @@ -0,0 +1,228 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +""" +Tests for the group-K smoother (PR-D smoother part). + +Port of Clojure :group-k-smoother (conversation.clj:454-478), which damps the +number-of-opinion-groups (K) so it only switches to a new best value after +`:group-k-buffer` (4, conversation.clj:154) consecutive ticks agree on it. + +Two layers: + 1. Pure-function unit tests (buffer counting, reset-on-change, clamp, + first-tick, higher-k tie-break) — fast, deterministic. + 2. A chained-update_votes integration test proving the smoother is threaded + across ticks (no flicker on brief alternation, switch after 4 + consecutive). +""" + +import os +import sys + +import pytest + +sys.path.append(os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))) + +from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.group_k_smoother import ( + group_k_smoother_update, + GROUP_K_BUFFER, +) +from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.pca import PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR +import polismath.conversation.conversation as conv_mod +from polismath.conversation.conversation import Conversation + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Pure-function unit tests +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +def _sils(chosen, ks=(2, 3)): + """Silhouettes that make `chosen` the unique argmax over ks.""" + return {k: (1.0 if k == chosen else 0.0) for k in ks} + + +def _drive(this_k_seq, ks=(2, 3), buffer=GROUP_K_BUFFER): + """Chain the smoother over a sequence of desired this_k values, returning + the list of smoothed_k emitted at each tick.""" + state = {} + out = [] + for chosen in this_k_seq: + state, sm = group_k_smoother_update(state, _sils(chosen, ks), buffer=buffer) + out.append(sm) + return out + + +class TestGroupKSmootherPure: + + def test_default_buffer_is_four(self): + assert GROUP_K_BUFFER == 4 # Clojure :group-k-buffer, conversation.clj:154 + + def test_first_tick_accepts_best_k(self): + state, sm = group_k_smoother_update({}, {2: 0.1, 3: 0.9}) + assert sm == 3 + assert state == {'last_k': 3, 'last_k_count': 1, 'smoothed_k': 3} + + def test_first_tick_accepts_best_k_none_state(self): + _, sm = group_k_smoother_update(None, {2: 0.9, 3: 0.1}) + assert sm == 2 + + def test_switch_only_after_four_consecutive(self): + # smoothed_k established at 2, then this_k flips to 3 and must wait 4 + # consecutive ticks before smoothed_k follows. + out = _drive([2, 2, 2, 2, 3, 3, 3, 3]) + assert out == [2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 3] + + def test_reset_on_change(self): + # A single interrupting this_k=2 (tick index 6) resets the 3-streak, so + # the switch is delayed until 4 fresh consecutive 3's accumulate. + out = _drive([2, 2, 2, 2, 3, 3, 2, 3, 3, 3, 3]) + assert out == [2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 3] + # Interrupt really did reset the counter (would have switched at index 7 + # without the reset). + assert out[7] == 2 + + def test_brief_alternation_does_not_flicker(self): + # this_k alternates but never reaches 4-in-a-row -> smoothed_k pinned. + out = _drive([2, 3, 2, 3, 2, 3]) + assert out == [2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2] + + def test_clamp_missing_carried_smoothed_falls_back_to_this_k(self): + # Carried smoothed_k=5 no longer exists among {2,3} -> fall back to + # this_k, never KeyError (Clojure clamp #2536, conversation.clj:469-478). + prev = {'last_k': 5, 'last_k_count': 10, 'smoothed_k': 5} + state, sm = group_k_smoother_update(prev, {2: 0.9, 3: 0.1}) + assert sm == 2 # this_k + assert state['smoothed_k'] == 2 + + def test_clamp_present_carried_smoothed_is_kept(self): + prev = {'last_k': 3, 'last_k_count': 1, 'smoothed_k': 3} + # this_k=2 but not yet 4-in-a-row, so smoothed_k should stay carried 3 + # (which IS present) rather than flip. + _, sm = group_k_smoother_update(prev, {2: 0.9, 3: 0.1}) + assert sm == 3 + + def test_empty_silhouettes_raises(self): + """The contract guarantees smoothed_k is a key of silhouettes_by_k — + impossible for an empty dict, so fail fast instead of returning None.""" + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="non-empty"): + group_k_smoother_update({}, {}) + + def test_tie_break_higher_k_wins(self): + # Clojure max-key returns the LAST maximal arg; keys iterate ascending + # -> higher k wins ties (conversation.clj:461). + _, sm = group_k_smoother_update({}, {2: 0.5, 3: 0.5}) + assert sm == 3 + + def test_tie_break_higher_k_wins_among_partial_ties(self): + _, sm = group_k_smoother_update({}, {2: 0.5, 3: 0.5, 4: 0.2}) + assert sm == 3 + _, sm = group_k_smoother_update({}, {2: 0.2, 3: 0.5, 4: 0.5}) + assert sm == 4 + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Pipeline integration: smoother threaded across chained update_votes +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +class _SilStub: + """Deterministic silhouette stub keyed on CALL INDEX, not label counts, so + it is robust to empty clusters. The group loop calls silhouette once per k + in ascending order (k=2 then k=3) every tick, so call 2*t is the k=2 call + of tick t and call 2*t+1 is the k=3 call. Returns 1.0 for the tick's + preferred k and 0.0 otherwise.""" + + def __init__(self, prefs): + self.prefs = prefs + self.n = 0 + + def __call__(self, X, labels): + idx = self.n + self.n += 1 + tick = idx // 2 + this_call_k = 2 if (idx % 2 == 0) else 3 + pref = self.prefs[min(tick, len(self.prefs) - 1)] + return 1.0 if this_call_k == pref else 0.0 + + +def _many_ptpt_votes(n_ptpts=18, n_cmnts=8): + """18 DISTINCT ternary vote rows over 8 comments (3 group signatures + 5 + unique bits), so base k-means yields 18 singleton base clusters and + max-k = min(5, 2 + 18//12) = 3 -> group clusterings for k in {2, 3}.""" + votes = [] + for i in range(n_ptpts): + g = i % 3 + for j in range(n_cmnts): + if j < 3: + v = 1.0 if j == g else -1.0 + else: + v = 1.0 if ((i >> (j - 3)) & 1) else -1.0 + votes.append({'pid': f'p{i}', 'tid': f'c{j}', 'vote': v}) + return {'votes': votes} + + +# A repeat of p0's c0 vote (g=0 -> j==0 -> +1): unchanged matrix, but still +# triggers a recompute tick. +_REPEAT_VOTE = {'votes': [{'pid': 'p0', 'tid': 'c0', 'vote': 1.0}]} + + +class TestSmootherPipeline: + + def _setup(self, monkeypatch, mode, prefs): + monkeypatch.delenv(PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR, raising=False) # default powerit + stub = _SilStub(prefs) + monkeypatch.setattr(conv_mod, 'calculate_silhouette_sklearn', stub) + return stub + + def test_legacy_no_flicker_then_switch_after_four(self, monkeypatch): + # this_k schedule: 2,2,3,2,3,3,3,3,3 (the isolated 3 at tick 2 is brief + # noise; 3 becomes stable from tick 4 -> switch on the 4th consecutive). + prefs = [2, 2, 3, 2, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3] + self._setup(monkeypatch, 'clojure-legacy', prefs) + + conv = Conversation('smooth').update_votes(_many_ptpt_votes()) + # Sanity: the two-tick group clusterings really exist for k in {2,3}. + assert set(conv.group_clusterings.keys()) == {2, 3} + + smoothed = [conv.group_k_smoother['smoothed_k']] + for _ in range(1, len(prefs)): + conv = conv.update_votes(_REPEAT_VOTE) + smoothed.append(conv.group_k_smoother['smoothed_k']) + + assert smoothed == [2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 3, 3], smoothed + # Brief alternation (tick 2) did not flip; switch happened only on the + # 4th consecutive this_k=3 (tick 7), not the 3rd (tick 6). + assert smoothed[6] == 2 and smoothed[7] == 3 + # group_clusters is picked from the smoothed k and is never None/empty. + assert conv.group_clusters, "group_clusters must be populated" + +def _degenerate_votes(n_ptpts=20, n_cmts=8): + """All participants vote identically -> a single base cluster (degenerate).""" + return {'votes': [{'pid': f'p{i}', 'tid': f'c{t}', 'vote': 1.0} + for i in range(n_ptpts) for t in range(n_cmts)]} + + +class TestDegenerateTickSmoother: + """P6a: on a <2-base-cluster degenerate tick with a NON-empty conv, Clojure's + max-k-fn is still >= 2 (conversation.clj:273-279), so its graph feeds this_k=2 + to the group-k smoother and ADVANCES it. The engine must mirror that instead + of freezing the smoother memory.""" + + def _mode(self, monkeypatch, mode): + monkeypatch.delenv(PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR, raising=False) + + def test_legacy_degenerate_tick_advances_smoother(self, monkeypatch): + self._mode(monkeypatch, 'clojure-legacy') + conv = Conversation('deg').update_votes(_degenerate_votes()) + assert len(conv.base_clusters) < 2, "scenario must be degenerate" + # Smoother ADVANCED (this_k=2), not frozen at {}. + assert conv.group_k_smoother.get('last_k') == 2 + assert conv.group_k_smoother.get('smoothed_k') == 2 + assert conv.group_k_smoother.get('last_k_count') == 1 + + def test_legacy_degenerate_tick_accumulates_count_across_ticks(self, monkeypatch): + self._mode(monkeypatch, 'clojure-legacy') + conv = Conversation('deg').update_votes(_degenerate_votes()) + # A second still-degenerate tick keeps this_k=2 -> consecutive count grows + # (this is precisely the smoother advance Clojure performs each tick). + conv = conv.update_votes({'votes': [{'pid': 'p0', 'tid': 'c0', 'vote': 1.0}]}) + assert len(conv.base_clusters) < 2 + assert conv.group_k_smoother.get('last_k') == 2 + assert conv.group_k_smoother.get('last_k_count') == 2 diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_in_conv_greedy_carry.py b/delphi/tests/test_in_conv_greedy_carry.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..665e432d67 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/test_in_conv_greedy_carry.py @@ -0,0 +1,153 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +""" +Tests for the in-conv greedy floor + persistent carry in 'clojure-legacy' mode +(PR-E, Clojure :in-conv, conversation.clj:243-269). + +Clojure keeps a PERSISTENT in-conv set on the conv and, every tick, (1) unions +the threshold-qualifiers into it and (2) if fewer than 15 are in, greedily +admits the top voters up to 15 — then carries the whole set forward, so admits +never leave. The pre-PR Python pipeline had NEITHER the greedy floor NOR the +carry (only the threshold set). This module verifies: + + 1. Improved mode (default) is unchanged: threshold set only, no greedy floor, + no carry, and self.in_conv is never populated. + 2. Legacy mode admits the top (15 - n) voters when under 15, with ties broken + by matrix row order (deterministic surrogate for Clojure's hash-order tie). + 3. Legacy greedy admits PERSIST across ticks even once the conversation grows + past 15 threshold-qualifiers (the carry). + 4. Threshold-qualifiers stay in across ticks in BOTH modes (monotonicity). +""" + +import os +import sys + +import pytest + +sys.path.append(os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))) + +from polismath.conversation.conversation import Conversation +from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.pca import PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR + + +TOTAL_CMNTS = 8 # threshold = min(7, 8) = 7 + + +def _votes(specs): + """specs: list of (pid, n_votes). Participant idx votes on its first + n_votes comments (of TOTAL_CMNTS) with a per-idx sign pattern (so rows are + distinct). A participant with n_votes >= 7 clears the threshold.""" + votes = [] + for idx, (pid, nv) in enumerate(specs): + for j in range(nv): + v = 1.0 if ((idx + j) % 2 == 0) else -1.0 + votes.append({'pid': pid, 'tid': f'c{j}', 'vote': v}) + return {'votes': votes} + + +def _clustered_pids(conv): + """The participants that actually fed base clustering = the effective + in-conv set (cluster-step assigns every in-conv row to a base cluster).""" + return {str(m) for c in conv.base_clusters for m in c['members']} + + +# 2 high voters (qualify) + 20 low voters (6 votes each, below threshold). +_HIGHS = [(f'H{i}', TOTAL_CMNTS) for i in range(2)] +_LOWS = [(f'L{i}', 6) for i in range(20)] +_TICK1_SPECS = _HIGHS + _LOWS # row order: H0,H1,L0,L1,...,L19 + + +def _mode(monkeypatch, mode): + monkeypatch.delenv(PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR, raising=False) + + +class TestGreedyFloor: + + def test_legacy_greedy_fills_to_fifteen(self, monkeypatch): + _mode(monkeypatch, 'clojure-legacy') + conv = Conversation('g').update_votes(_votes(_TICK1_SPECS)) + clustered = _clustered_pids(conv) + assert len(clustered) == 15 # 2 highs + 13 greedy admits + assert {'H0', 'H1'}.issubset(clustered) + assert conv.in_conv == clustered # persisted + + def test_legacy_greedy_tie_break_is_row_order(self, monkeypatch): + # All 20 lows tie at 6 votes; greedy admits the FIRST 13 by row order + # (L0..L12), not L13..L19 (Clojure sort-by is stable; we key ties on + # matrix row order deterministically). + _mode(monkeypatch, 'clojure-legacy') + conv = Conversation('g').update_votes(_votes(_TICK1_SPECS)) + clustered = _clustered_pids(conv) + assert {f'L{i}' for i in range(13)}.issubset(clustered) # L0..L12 in + assert not any(f'L{i}' in clustered for i in range(13, 20)) # L13..L19 out + + +class TestPersistentCarry: + + def _tick2_new_qualifiers(self): + # 20 brand-new participants that each clear the threshold. + return _votes([(f'Q{i}', TOTAL_CMNTS) for i in range(20)]) + + def test_legacy_greedy_admits_persist_after_growth(self, monkeypatch): + _mode(monkeypatch, 'clojure-legacy') + conv = Conversation('carry').update_votes(_votes(_TICK1_SPECS)) + admitted_lows = {f'L{i}' for i in range(13)} + assert admitted_lows.issubset(conv.in_conv) + + # Grow well past 15 threshold-qualifiers; greedy floor no longer fires. + conv = conv.update_votes(self._tick2_new_qualifiers()) + clustered = _clustered_pids(conv) + # The tick-1 greedy admits are STILL in, purely via the carry. + assert admitted_lows.issubset(conv.in_conv) + assert admitted_lows.issubset(clustered) + # And the new qualifiers are in too. + assert {f'Q{i}' for i in range(20)}.issubset(clustered) + +class TestSerializedInConv: + + def test_legacy_blob_in_conv_includes_greedy_admits(self, monkeypatch): + _mode(monkeypatch, 'clojure-legacy') + conv = Conversation('blob').update_votes(_votes(_TICK1_SPECS)) + blob_in_conv = {str(p) for p in conv.to_dict()['in-conv']} + assert len(blob_in_conv) == 15 + assert {'H0', 'H1'}.issubset(blob_in_conv) + assert {f'L{i}' for i in range(13)}.issubset(blob_in_conv) # greedy admits + +class TestThresholdMonotonicity: + + @pytest.mark.parametrize('mode', ['clojure-legacy']) + def test_qualifier_stays_in_across_ticks(self, monkeypatch, mode): + _mode(monkeypatch, mode) + conv = Conversation('mono').update_votes(_votes(_TICK1_SPECS)) + assert 'H0' in _clustered_pids(conv) + # A later tick (new participants) never evicts an existing qualifier. + conv = conv.update_votes(_votes([(f'Q{i}', TOTAL_CMNTS) for i in range(3)])) + assert 'H0' in _clustered_pids(conv) + + +class TestCarryUnderParticipantBan: + """Q1 leak replication (2026-07-22) SUPERSEDES #2623's T1 scenario: in + clojure-legacy mode a ban is stored but NOT applied (Clojure's worker never + honored participants.mod = -1), so banning can no longer shrink the + legacy-mode clustering pool and the stale-carry trap T1 fixed cannot arise. + The vote_counts intersection in _get_in_conv_participants stays as + belt-and-braces (see its comment). This test pins the new semantics: + carry and clustering are ban-invariant in legacy mode.""" + + def test_ban_after_carry_changes_nothing(self, monkeypatch): + _mode(monkeypatch, 'clojure-legacy') + # Tick 1: greedy floor fills to 15 (H0,H1 + L0..L12) and persists them. + conv = Conversation('ban').update_votes(_votes(_TICK1_SPECS)) + assert len(conv.in_conv) == 15 + banned = {'L0', 'L1', 'L2', 'L3', 'L4'} + assert banned.issubset(conv.in_conv) # all 5 are carried greedy admits + + # Ban 5 of the 15 carried participants. Q1 leak: the set is stored but + # the pool, carry and clustering are unchanged — exactly as if Clojure + # had processed the same stream. + conv2 = conv.update_moderation({'mod_out_ptpts': list(banned)}) + + assert conv2.mod_out_ptpts == banned # stored ... + clustered = _clustered_pids(conv2) + assert banned.issubset(clustered) # ... but still clustered + assert conv2.in_conv == conv.in_conv # carry untouched + assert len(clustered) == 15 # pool unchanged, floor idle diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_large_conv_tick_bench.py b/delphi/tests/test_large_conv_tick_bench.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..84238c1d80 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/test_large_conv_tick_bench.py @@ -0,0 +1,42 @@ +"""Unit tests for scripts/large_conv_tick_bench.py's vote synthesizer +(the bench itself is exercised on EC2/manually — Phase 5, +GOAL_CUTOVER_READY.md).""" + +import importlib.util +import os +import sys +from pathlib import Path + +sys.path.append(os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))) + +_SCRIPT = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[1] / "scripts" / "large_conv_tick_bench.py" +spec = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location("large_conv_tick_bench", _SCRIPT) +bench = importlib.util.module_from_spec(spec) +spec.loader.exec_module(bench) + + +def test_synthesize_votes_shape_and_ranges(): + votes = bench.synthesize_votes(100, 40, 2000, seed=7) + assert len(votes) == 100 * 20 # round(2000/100) = 20 per participant + pids = {v["pid"] for v in votes} + tids = {v["tid"] for v in votes} + assert pids == set(range(100)) + assert tids <= set(range(40)) + assert {v["vote"] for v in votes} <= {1.0, -1.0, 0.0} + # created strictly increases -> deterministic ordering downstream + created = [v["created"] for v in votes] + assert created == sorted(created) and len(set(created)) == len(created) + + +def test_synthesize_votes_deterministic_per_seed(): + a = bench.synthesize_votes(50, 30, 500, seed=42) + b = bench.synthesize_votes(50, 30, 500, seed=42) + c = bench.synthesize_votes(50, 30, 500, seed=43) + assert a == b + assert a != c + + +def test_synthesize_votes_no_duplicate_pid_tid_pairs(): + votes = bench.synthesize_votes(30, 25, 600, seed=1) + pairs = [(v["pid"], v["tid"]) for v in votes] + assert len(pairs) == len(set(pairs)) diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_legacy_blob_shape.py b/delphi/tests/test_legacy_blob_shape.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..9e86ea9fb6 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/test_legacy_blob_shape.py @@ -0,0 +1,619 @@ +"""Legacy blob-shape alignment — Clojure-exact math_main emission (to_dict). + +Pins the clojure-legacy emission surface against Clojure's prep-main blob +(conv_man.clj:45-74), per the step-0 battery diagnosis (journal 2026-07-22 +session 3; fingerprints FP-55e290562e, FP-81fda13ef6, FP-2393072de1, +FP-80ca42344a, FP-c3cee15f8b, FP-2f5714ce9c, FP-2975bbfb04 in +docs/divergences.json): + +- group-clusters members are BASE-CLUSTER ids (Clojure folded form), not + unfolded participant ids. +- votes-base is per-base-cluster A/D/S bucket lists over the sort-by-id + clustered members (agg-bucket-votes-for-tid, conversation.clj:601-608), + not whole-matrix int totals. +- pca carries comment-projection + comment-extremity + (with-proj-and-extremtiy, conversation.clj:341-352). +- Mean/projection-derived floats are negated at emission: Delphi's matrix is + the NEGATION of Clojure's (AGREE=+1 vs AGREE=-1), comps are + covariance-derived and already equal, so pca.center, base-clusters.x/y, + group-clusters centers, comment-projection negate (verified empirically: + max|clj+py| = 1e-16 on center, <=1.4e-7 on x/y, vw single-cut). +- repness is {gid: [selected entries]} with finalize-cmt-stats key names + (repness.clj:173-188), direction by rat > rdt. +- mod-in / mod-out / lastModTimestamp are None until moderation is applied + (Clojure conv state holds no :mod-in until the poller delivers moderation). + +Improved-mode emission stays byte-for-byte as before (regression-guarded +here; the unfolded-pids contract is separately pinned by +test_serialization_unfolding.py, which runs in the default improved mode). +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import json + +import numpy as np +import pytest + +from polismath.conversation.conversation import Conversation + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Fixture: polarized conversation + one under-threshold voter. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def _make_votes(): + """20 clustered participants (two polarized groups) + p20, who casts only + 3 votes — below the min(7, n_cmts) inclusion threshold — so their votes + exist in the matrix but they are NOT clustered. Distinguishes the + clustered-members aggregation domain (Clojure votes-base) from the + whole-matrix domain (improved totals).""" + votes = [] + for i in range(20): + pid = i + sign = 1 if i < 10 else -1 + for j in range(10): + votes.append({"pid": pid, "tid": j, "vote": sign if j < 5 else -sign}) + for j in range(3): + votes.append({"pid": 20, "tid": j, "vote": 1}) + # tid 10: voted ONLY by group A (p0-p9, all agree) — group B has S=0 on + # it, exercising Clojure's unconditional (A+1)/(S+2) factor for zero-S + # groups in group-aware-consensus (conversation.clj:633-653). + for i in range(10): + votes.append({"pid": i, "tid": 10, "vote": 1}) + return {"votes": votes, "lastVoteTimestamp": 1700000000000} + + +@pytest.fixture(scope="module") +def conv(): + c = Conversation("legacy_blob_shape") + c = c.update_votes(_make_votes(), recompute=False) + c = c.recompute() + assert len(c.base_clusters) > 0 + assert len(c.group_clusters) >= 2 + assert c.repness and c.repness.get("group_repness") + return c + + +@pytest.fixture() +def legacy(monkeypatch): + """No-op since the mode collapse — the engine always runs the legacy + (Clojure-exact) semantics; retained so test signatures stay stable.""" + + +def _sorted_base_clusters(conv): + return sorted(conv.base_clusters, key=lambda c: c["id"]) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# group-clusters: members are bids in legacy mode. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_legacy_group_clusters_members_are_bids(conv, legacy): + result = conv.to_dict() + bc_ids = {c["id"] for c in conv.base_clusters} + for gc in result["group-clusters"]: + assert set(gc["members"]) <= bc_ids, ( + f"legacy group-clusters[{gc['id']}].members must be base-cluster " + f"ids, got {gc['members']}" + ) + # partition of base clusters: union of members covers every bid exactly once + all_members = [m for gc in result["group-clusters"] for m in gc["members"]] + assert sorted(all_members) == sorted(bc_ids) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# votes-base: per-base-cluster bucket lists in legacy mode. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_legacy_votes_base_is_bucketed_lists(conv, legacy): + result = conv.to_dict() + n_buckets = len(conv.base_clusters) + vb = result["votes-base"] + assert len(vb) == conv.rating_mat.shape[1] + for tid, entry in vb.items(): + for k in ("A", "D", "S"): + assert isinstance(entry[k], list), f"votes-base[{tid}][{k}] must be a list" + assert len(entry[k]) == n_buckets + + # Buckets align to sort-by-id base clusters: recompute one tid by hand. + buckets = [c["members"] for c in _sorted_base_clusters(conv)] + mat = conv.raw_rating_mat + tid0 = list(mat.columns)[0] + expect_A = [int(sum(1 for p in b if mat.at[p, tid0] == 1)) for b in buckets] + expect_D = [int(sum(1 for p in b if mat.at[p, tid0] == -1)) for b in buckets] + expect_S = [ + int(sum(1 for p in b if not np.isnan(mat.at[p, tid0]))) for b in buckets + ] + key = tid0 if tid0 in vb else int(tid0) + assert vb[key]["A"] == expect_A + assert vb[key]["D"] == expect_D + assert vb[key]["S"] == expect_S + + +def test_legacy_votes_base_excludes_unclustered_votes(conv, legacy): + """p20 voted agree on tids 0-2 but is not clustered — Clojure's votes-base + never sees those votes (aggregation runs over bid-to-pid members only).""" + result = conv.to_dict() + vb = result["votes-base"] + clustered = {p for c in conv.base_clusters for p in c["members"]} + assert 20 not in clustered, "fixture broken: p20 must stay unclustered" + for tid in (0, 1, 2): + entry = vb[tid if tid in vb else str(tid)] + # 10 group-A members agreed on tids 0-2; p20's agree must NOT appear. + assert sum(entry["A"]) == 10 + assert sum(entry["S"]) == 20 + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# pca: comment-projection / comment-extremity emitted + sign parity. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_legacy_pca_emits_comment_projection_and_extremity(conv, legacy): + result = conv.to_dict() + pca = result["pca"] + n_cmts = conv.rating_mat.shape[1] + assert "comment-projection" in pca and "comment-extremity" in pca + # Clojure transposes cmnt-proj: rows are components, tid-aligned. + cp = pca["comment-projection"] + assert len(cp) == len(pca["comps"]) + assert all(len(row) == n_cmts for row in cp) + assert len(pca["comment-extremity"]) == n_cmts + # extremity is the column norm of the (sign-invariant) projection + norms = np.linalg.norm(np.asarray(cp), axis=0) + np.testing.assert_allclose(pca["comment-extremity"], norms, rtol=1e-9) + + +def test_legacy_sign_negation_of_center_and_projections(conv, legacy): + result = conv.to_dict() + # pca.center emits the NEGATION of the internal (Delphi-convention) center + np.testing.assert_allclose( + result["pca"]["center"], -np.asarray(conv.pca["center"]), rtol=0, atol=0 + ) + # comps emit unchanged (covariance-derived) + np.testing.assert_allclose(result["pca"]["comps"], np.asarray(conv.pca["comps"])) + # base-clusters x/y emit the negation of the internal cluster centers + bc = result["base-clusters"] + by_id = {c["id"]: c for c in conv.base_clusters} + for i, bid in enumerate(bc["id"]): + assert bc["x"][i] == pytest.approx(-by_id[bid]["center"][0]) + assert bc["y"][i] == pytest.approx(-by_id[bid]["center"][1]) + # group-clusters centers negate too + gby_id = {g["id"]: g for g in conv.group_clusters} + for gc in result["group-clusters"]: + np.testing.assert_allclose( + gc["center"], -np.asarray(gby_id[gc["id"]]["center"]) + ) + # comment-projection is the negation of the internal D12 projection + from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.pca import pca_project_cmnts + + internal = pca_project_cmnts( + np.asarray(conv.pca["center"]), np.asarray(conv.pca["comps"]) + ) + np.testing.assert_allclose( + result["pca"]["comment-projection"], -internal.T, rtol=1e-12 + ) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# repness: Clojure finalize-cmt-stats shape in legacy mode. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_legacy_repness_shape_and_direction_mapping(conv, legacy): + result = conv.to_dict() + rep = result["repness"] + internal = conv.repness["group_repness"] + assert set(rep.keys()) == set(internal.keys()) + for gid, entries in rep.items(): + assert entries, f"group {gid} has no selected repness entries" + for got, src in zip(entries, internal[gid]): + repful = "agree" if src["rat"] > src["rdt"] else "disagree" + assert got["tid"] == src["comment_id"] + assert got["repful-for"] == repful + assert got["n-trials"] == src["ns"] + if repful == "agree": + assert got["n-success"] == src["na"] + assert got["p-success"] == pytest.approx(src["pa"]) + assert got["p-test"] == pytest.approx(src["pat"]) + assert got["repness"] == pytest.approx(src["ra"]) + assert got["repness-test"] == pytest.approx(src["rat"], rel=1e-6) + else: + assert got["n-success"] == src["nd"] + assert got["p-success"] == pytest.approx(src["pd"]) + assert got["p-test"] == pytest.approx(src["pdt"]) + assert got["repness"] == pytest.approx(src["rd"]) + assert got["repness-test"] == pytest.approx(src["rdt"], rel=1e-6) + # best-agree entries carry the two extra Clojure keys + if src.get("best_agree"): + assert got["best-agree"] is True + assert got["n-agree"] == src["n_agree"] + else: + assert "best-agree" not in got and "n-agree" not in got + # no internal spellings leak into the legacy blob + assert "comment_id" not in got and "na" not in got and "rat" not in got + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# repness rest-domain: "other" = the OTHER GROUPS only in legacy mode. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def _rest_domain_fixture(): + import pandas as pd + + votes_long = pd.DataFrame( + [ + {"participant": 1, "comment": 0, "vote": 1}, + {"participant": 2, "comment": 0, "vote": 1}, + {"participant": 3, "comment": 0, "vote": -1}, + {"participant": 4, "comment": 0, "vote": -1}, + # unclustered voter — in the matrix, in no group + {"participant": 99, "comment": 0, "vote": 1}, + ] + ) + groups = [{"id": 0, "members": [1, 2]}, {"id": 1, "members": [3, 4]}] + return votes_long, groups + + +def test_legacy_repness_rest_domain_excludes_unclustered(legacy): + """Clojure's rest-stats sum ONLY over the other groups' (clustered) + members (utils/mapv-rest over per-group comment-stats, repness.clj:125-131 + + group-members unfolding) — an unclustered participant's votes never + enter the comparison (FP-69c7a13580 / FP-faac8c6125 root).""" + from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.repness import compute_group_comment_stats_df + + votes_long, groups = _rest_domain_fixture() + df = compute_group_comment_stats_df(votes_long, groups) + row = df.loc[(0, 0)] + # group 0: na=2 ns=2 → pa = 3/4. rest = group 1 only: na=0 ns=2 → + # other_pa = (0+1)/(2+2) = 1/4. ra = 3. + assert row["pa"] == pytest.approx(0.75) + assert row["ra"] == pytest.approx(3.0) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# group-aware-consensus: zero-S groups contribute (A+1)/(S+2) = 1/2 in legacy. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def _gac_group_stats(result, tid): + stats = {} + for gid, gdata in result["group-votes"].items(): + vs = gdata["votes"].get(tid, gdata["votes"].get(str(tid), {})) + stats[gid] = (vs.get("A", 0), vs.get("S", 0)) + return stats + + +def test_legacy_gac_multiplies_zero_s_groups(conv, legacy): + """Clojure multiplies (A+1)/(S+2) over EVERY group — a zero-S group + contributes 1/2 (conversation.clj:639-641, `:or {A 0 S 0}`), it is not + skipped. tid 10 was voted on only by group A members.""" + result = conv.to_dict() + stats = _gac_group_stats(result, 10) + assert any(s == 0 for _, s in stats.values()), ( + f"fixture broken: expected a zero-S group on tid 10, stats={stats}" + ) + expected = 1.0 + for a, s in stats.values(): + expected *= (a + 1.0) / (s + 2.0) + assert result["group-aware-consensus"][10] == pytest.approx(expected) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# moderation-state semantics: None until moderation applied (legacy). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_legacy_mod_keys_none_until_moderation(conv, legacy): + result = conv.to_dict() + assert result["mod-in"] is None + assert result["mod-out"] is None + assert result["lastModTimestamp"] is None + + +def test_legacy_mod_keys_populated_after_moderation(conv, legacy): + moderated = conv.update_moderation({"mod_out_tids": [3]}, recompute=False) + result = moderated.to_dict() + assert result["mod-out"] == [3] + assert result["mod-in"] == [] + # no moderation timestamp was supplied — stays None (vote-only replays + # match Clojure's null; real poller feeds will carry one) + assert result["lastModTimestamp"] is None + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Arrival-order parity: Clojure's named-matrix column order is first-vote +# arrival order (update-nmat appends unseen colnames in encounter order); +# python's internal matrix is natsorted (conversation.py:414). Ties in +# repness/consensus selection resolve by stable sort over COLUMN order, so +# legacy mode tracks arrival order and uses it for tie-breaking + emission. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_tid_arrival_order_tracked_across_updates(): + c = Conversation("arrival_tracking") + c = c.update_votes( + {"votes": [ + {"pid": 1, "tid": 5, "vote": 1}, + {"pid": 1, "tid": 2, "vote": 1}, + {"pid": 2, "tid": 9, "vote": -1}, + {"pid": 2, "tid": 2, "vote": 1}, + {"pid": 3, "tid": 5, "vote": 0}, + ]}, + recompute=False, + ) + assert c.tid_arrival_order == [5, 2, 9] + c = c.update_votes( + {"votes": [{"pid": 3, "tid": 1, "vote": 1}, {"pid": 3, "tid": 9, "vote": 1}]}, + recompute=False, + ) + assert c.tid_arrival_order == [5, 2, 9, 1] + + +def test_legacy_tids_emitted_in_arrival_order_with_aligned_pca(conv, legacy): + result = conv.to_dict() + assert result["tids"] == conv.tid_arrival_order + # pca arrays must be re-aligned to the emitted tid order: emitted center[i] + # is the (negated) internal center entry for tids[i]. + internal_center = dict(zip(conv.rating_mat.columns, conv.pca["center"])) + for i, tid in enumerate(result["tids"]): + assert result["pca"]["center"][i] == pytest.approx(-internal_center[tid]) + from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.pca import pca_project_cmnts + + internal_ext = np.linalg.norm( + pca_project_cmnts( + np.asarray(conv.pca["center"]), np.asarray(conv.pca["comps"]) + ), + axis=1, + ) + ext = dict(zip(conv.rating_mat.columns, internal_ext)) + for i, tid in enumerate(result["tids"]): + assert result["pca"]["comment-extremity"][i] == pytest.approx(ext[tid]) + + +def test_legacy_from_dict_restores_arrival_order(conv, legacy): + restored = Conversation.from_dict(conv.to_dict()) + assert restored.tid_arrival_order == conv.tid_arrival_order + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# from_dict warm-restart restore: base clusters + zid (restart-seam root, +# journal 2026-07-24: from_dict restored ZERO base_clusters and zid '' from a +# recorded step blob, so the recovery tick cold-started the base-cluster +# lineage and re-minted every id). Mirrors Clojure restructure-json-conv +# (conv_man.clj:171-186): keep :zid, unfold :base-clusters (clusters.clj: +# 402-414, center := [x y]). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def _assert_base_clusters_round_trip(conv, restored): + assert [c["id"] for c in restored.base_clusters] == \ + [c["id"] for c in conv.base_clusters] + assert [c["members"] for c in restored.base_clusters] == \ + [c["members"] for c in conv.base_clusters] + # Centers come back in the INTERNAL sign convention: legacy emission + # negates x/y at the blob boundary and the restore un-negates (double + # negation is exact in IEEE); improved emission is verbatim. + assert [c["center"] for c in restored.base_clusters] == \ + [list(c["center"][:2]) for c in conv.base_clusters] + + +def test_legacy_from_dict_restores_base_clusters_and_zid(conv, legacy): + restored = Conversation.from_dict(conv.to_dict()) + assert restored.conversation_id == "legacy_blob_shape" + _assert_base_clusters_round_trip(conv, restored) + + +def test_from_dict_preserves_falsy_conversation_id(): + # #2656 review finding 2: `data.get('conversation_id') or data.get('zid')` + # would discard a legitimately-falsy id (e.g. 0) — the key-presence check + # must win, not truthiness. (Real to_dict blobs always carry 'zid'; this + # pins the synthetic/hand-built-blob path.) + restored = Conversation.from_dict({"conversation_id": 0}) + assert restored.conversation_id == 0 + + +def test_legacy_from_dict_restores_group_votes_for_prev_tick_priorities(conv, legacy): + # restructure-json-conv keeps :group-votes (conv_man.clj:174) and the + # recovery tick's comment-priorities read it as the PREVIOUS tick's + # group-votes (Q2, conversation.clj:658) — without the restore, a warm + # restart computes priorities against empty prev group-votes (every + # comment looks unseen → inflated priorities; vw-restart4 step-5 + # divergence, journal 2026-07-24). Round-trip through JSON like a + # recorded blob: tid keys stringify and must come back as ints + # (parse-blob-json numeric-string→long parity). + blob = json.loads(json.dumps(conv.to_dict())) + restored = Conversation.from_dict(blob) + assert restored.group_votes, "group-votes must survive the restore" + assert set(restored.group_votes.keys()) == set(blob["group-votes"].keys()) + for gid, g in blob["group-votes"].items(): + rg = restored.group_votes[gid] + assert rg["n-members"] == g["n-members"] + assert rg["votes"] == {int(t): e for t, e in g["votes"].items()} + + +def test_conv_repness_tie_break_follows_tid_order(): + """Two comments with IDENTICAL vote patterns tie on every repness stat; + Clojure's stable sort keeps them in column (arrival) order. With + tid_order=[7, 3], 7 must precede 3; without, ascending order wins.""" + import pandas as pd + + from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.repness import conv_repness + + mat = pd.DataFrame( + {3: [1, 1, -1, -1], 7: [1, 1, -1, -1]}, index=[1, 2, 3, 4] + ) + groups = [{"id": 0, "members": [1, 2]}, {"id": 1, "members": [3, 4]}] + ordered = conv_repness(mat, groups, tid_order=[7, 3]) + tids = [e["comment_id"] for e in ordered["group_repness"][0]] + assert tids == [7, 3] + default = conv_repness(mat, groups) + tids = [e["comment_id"] for e in default["group_repness"][0]] + assert tids == [3, 7] + + +def test_conv_repness_consensus_tie_break_follows_tid_order(): + """Universal-agree clones tie on the consensus agree metric; tid_order + decides their relative rank (Clojure stable sort over column order).""" + import pandas as pd + + from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.repness import conv_repness + + mat = pd.DataFrame( + { + 3: [1, 1, 1, 1], + 7: [1, 1, 1, 1], + 0: [1, -1, 1, -1], + }, + index=[1, 2, 3, 4], + ) + groups = [{"id": 0, "members": [1, 2]}, {"id": 1, "members": [3, 4]}] + ordered = conv_repness(mat, groups, tid_order=[7, 0, 3]) + agree_tids = [e["tid"] for e in ordered["consensus_comments"]["agree"]] + assert agree_tids[:2] == [7, 3] + default = conv_repness(mat, groups) + agree_tids = [e["tid"] for e in default["consensus_comments"]["agree"]] + assert agree_tids[:2] == [3, 7] + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Degenerate single-vote conversation: Clojure runs the REAL math on a 1x1 +# matrix (every-vote step-0 oracle, journal 2026-07-22 "every-vote step-0 +# diagnosis COMPLETE"): center = the vote, comps rank-capped to 1 (zero +# vector — no variance), comment-projection zero-padded to 2 rows, repness +# best-agree guarantee and consensus selection still produce entries. +# Python's <2 guards must yield to the real computation in legacy mode. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def _tiny_conv(): + # Built AFTER the mode fixture: the degenerate-guard behavior lives in + # the COMPUTE path (recompute), not just emission. + c = Conversation("tiny_single_vote") + c = c.update_votes( + {"votes": [{"pid": 1, "tid": 24, "vote": 1}]}, recompute=False + ) + return c.recompute() + + +def test_legacy_single_vote_pca_is_real(legacy): + d = _tiny_conv().to_dict() + # internal center = +1 (the vote, Delphi convention) -> emitted -1.0 + assert d["pca"]["center"] == [-1.0] + # comps rank-capped to min(n_comps, n_cols) = 1; zero vector (no variance) + assert d["pca"]["comps"] == [[0.0]] + # comment-projection stays TWO rows (Clojure's [pc1 pc2] destructure + # zero-fills the missing component) + assert len(d["pca"]["comment-projection"]) == 2 + assert d["pca"]["comment-extremity"] == [0.0] + + +def test_legacy_single_vote_repness_and_consensus(legacy): + d = _tiny_conv().to_dict() + rep = d["repness"] + (gid,) = rep.keys() + (entry,) = rep[gid] + assert entry["tid"] == 24 + assert entry["n-success"] == 1 and entry["n-trials"] == 1 + assert entry["p-success"] == pytest.approx(2 / 3) # (1+1)/(1+2) + assert entry["repness"] == pytest.approx(4 / 3) # (2/3) / ((0+1)/(0+2)) + assert entry["best-agree"] is True + (cons,) = d["consensus"]["agree"] + assert cons["tid"] == 24 + assert cons["p-success"] == pytest.approx(2 / 3) + assert d["consensus"]["disagree"] == [] + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# from_dict inverse: legacy round-trip restores the internal convention. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_legacy_from_dict_unpermutes_pca_alignment(legacy): + """Legacy blobs emit tids (and pca arrays) in ARRIVAL order; internal + state is natsorted-aligned. from_dict must invert the permutation as well + as the sign, or a warm restore seeds PCA with column-misaligned + center/comps (review finding on #2649 — the plain round-trip fixture + below can't catch it because its arrival order is ascending).""" + arrival = [5, 2, 9, 0, 7, 1, 3, 4, 6, 8] + votes = [] + for pid in range(20): + sign = 1 if pid < 10 else -1 + for j, tid in enumerate(arrival): + votes.append( + {"pid": pid, "tid": tid, "vote": sign if j < 5 else -sign} + ) + c = Conversation("roundtrip_perm") + c = c.update_votes({"votes": votes}, recompute=False) + c = c.recompute() + assert c.tid_arrival_order != sorted(c.tid_arrival_order) + restored = Conversation.from_dict(c.to_dict()) + np.testing.assert_allclose( + np.asarray(restored.pca["center"]), np.asarray(c.pca["center"]) + ) + np.testing.assert_allclose( + np.asarray(restored.pca["comps"]), np.asarray(c.pca["comps"]) + ) + + +def test_legacy_from_dict_round_trips_center_sign(conv, legacy): + restored = Conversation.from_dict(conv.to_dict()) + np.testing.assert_allclose( + np.asarray(restored.pca["center"]), np.asarray(conv.pca["center"]) + ) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Tiny SHAPES beyond 1x1 (review finding on #2653): the relaxed small-dim +# guards cover any `rows < 2 OR cols < 2` matrix. Expectations are REAL +# Clojure outputs (Q14): +# 1xN — vw every-vote-56 clj recording step-002 (public data: pid 1's first +# three AGREEs on tids 24/19/47; recorded with the Q12 pinned start); +# Nx1 — a synthetic 3-ptpt x 1-comment fixture run through the clj replay +# driver 2026-07-22 s4 (votes +1/+1/-1 on tid 0; same pinned start). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def _pinned_conv(name): + c = Conversation(name) + # The replay drivers' Q12 carve-out: cold-tick PCA start pinned to ones. + c.pca = {"center": np.zeros(1), "comps": np.array([[1.0], [1.0]])} + return c + + +def test_legacy_one_by_n_matches_clojure_recording(legacy): + c = _pinned_conv("tiny_1x3") + c = c.update_votes( + {"votes": [{"pid": 1, "tid": 24, "vote": 1}, + {"pid": 1, "tid": 19, "vote": 1}, + {"pid": 1, "tid": 47, "vote": 1}]}, + recompute=False, + ) + d = c.recompute().to_dict() + assert d["pca"]["center"] == [-1.0, -1.0, -1.0] + assert d["pca"]["comps"] == [[0.0, 0.0, 0.0]] + assert len(d["pca"]["comment-projection"]) == 2 + assert d["pca"]["comment-extremity"] == [0.0, 0.0, 0.0] + rep = d["repness"] + (gid,) = rep.keys() + (entry,) = rep[gid] + assert entry["tid"] == 24 and entry["best-agree"] is True + assert entry["p-success"] == pytest.approx(2 / 3) + agree = d["consensus"]["agree"] + assert [e["tid"] for e in agree] == [24, 19, 47] + for e in agree: + assert e["n-trials"] == 1 + assert e["p-success"] == pytest.approx(2 / 3) + assert e["p-test"] == pytest.approx(1.4142135623730951) + assert d["consensus"]["disagree"] == [] + + +def test_legacy_n_by_one_matches_clojure_reference(legacy): + c = _pinned_conv("tiny_3x1") + c = c.update_votes( + {"votes": [{"pid": 10, "tid": 0, "vote": 1}, + {"pid": 11, "tid": 0, "vote": 1}, + {"pid": 12, "tid": 0, "vote": -1}]}, + recompute=False, + ) + d = c.recompute().to_dict() + assert d["pca"]["center"] == pytest.approx([-1 / 3]) + assert d["pca"]["comps"] == [[1.0]] + assert d["pca"]["comment-projection"] == [[0.0], [0.0]] + assert d["pca"]["comment-extremity"] == [0.0] + rep = d["repness"] + (gid,) = rep.keys() + (entry,) = rep[gid] + assert entry["tid"] == 0 and entry["repful-for"] == "agree" + assert entry["n-success"] == 2 and entry["n-trials"] == 3 + assert entry["p-success"] == pytest.approx(0.6) + assert entry["repness"] == pytest.approx(1.2) + assert entry["best-agree"] is True + assert d["consensus"] == {"agree": [], "disagree": []} + assert set(d["user-vote-counts"]) == {10, 11, 12} or set( + d["user-vote-counts"] + ) == {"10", "11", "12"} + bc = d["base-clusters"] + assert bc["members"] == [[10, 11, 12]] + # Q16 collapse: all-zero projections -> single coincident base cluster + assert bc["x"] == [0.0] and bc["y"] == [0.0] + assert d["comment_priorities"] == {0: 5.0625} diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_legacy_clojure_regression.py b/delphi/tests/test_legacy_clojure_regression.py index 6ad2c6aed8..da73415cbf 100644 --- a/delphi/tests/test_legacy_clojure_regression.py +++ b/delphi/tests/test_legacy_clojure_regression.py @@ -122,7 +122,7 @@ def test_basic_outputs(self, conversation_data): if conv.repness and 'comment_repness' in conv.repness: check.greater(len(conv.repness['comment_repness']), 0, "Should have representative comments") - def test_pca_components_match_clojure(self, conversation_data): + def test_pca_components_match_clojure(self, request, conversation_data): """ Test that PCA components match the Clojure implementation. @@ -133,6 +133,23 @@ def test_pca_components_match_clojure(self, conversation_data): Note: The centers will be negated due to vote sign convention difference (Python: agree=+1, Clojure: agree=-1), but the eigenvectors should match. """ + # Pre-existing CCR failures, verified identical on edge 722640eb0 + # (2026-07-04). Marked per-variant so every other variant keeps + # gating and an XPASS is visible the day the upstream fix lands. + _known_bad = { + 'bg2050-incremental': + "pre-existing: PC2 angle 10.71° vs ≤10° tolerance — " + "incremental PCA drift (D1 sign-flip/replay territory, " + "needs replay infra; journal 'incremental PCA dimensions')", + 'pakistan-incremental': + "pre-existing: PCA shape (2, 9030) vs Clojure (2, 194) — " + "incremental blob computed on a comment subset (large-conv " + "sampling/moderation divergence; journal 'incremental PCA " + "dimensions')", + } + if request.node.callspec.id in _known_bad: + request.applymarker(pytest.mark.xfail( + strict=False, reason=_known_bad[request.node.callspec.id])) import numpy as np conv = conversation_data['conv'] @@ -187,7 +204,7 @@ def test_pca_components_match_clojure(self, conversation_data): check.less_equal(norm_angle_deg, 10.0, f"PC{i+1} angle difference should be ≤10° (got {norm_angle_deg:.2f}°)") - def test_group_clustering(self, conversation_data): + def test_group_clustering(self, request, conversation_data): """ Test that group clustering matches the Clojure implementation. @@ -197,6 +214,14 @@ def test_group_clustering(self, conversation_data): Both sides are unfolded to participant-level membership for comparison. """ + # Pre-existing CCR failure, verified identical on edge 722640eb0 + # (2026-07-04). Per-variant so the other datasets keep gating. + if request.node.callspec.id == 'bg2018-cold_start': + request.applymarker(pytest.mark.xfail( + strict=False, + reason="pre-existing: bg2018 cold_start group membership " + "divergence (same family as the gid 0↔1 label-swap / " + "clustering-stability queue, S3-4 2026-06-11)")) conv = conversation_data['conv'] clojure_output = conversation_data['clojure_output'] dataset_name = conversation_data['dataset_name'] @@ -275,8 +300,7 @@ def test_group_clustering(self, conversation_data): check.is_true(result['overall_match'], f"Clustering should match Clojure output (distribution + membership)") - @pytest.mark.xfail(raises=AssertionError, strict=True, reason="D12: Comment priorities not yet implemented in Python") - def test_comment_priorities(self, conversation_data): + def test_comment_priorities(self, request, conversation_data): """ Test that comment priorities match the Clojure implementation exactly. @@ -288,6 +312,21 @@ def test_comment_priorities(self, conversation_data): clojure_output = conversation_data['clojure_output'] dataset_name = conversation_data['dataset_name'] + # Un-mirror (2026-07-22): Python computes the REAL priority formula + # (Clojure HEAD fixed #1961 via #2611; the #2571 mirror is removed), + # so exact-value parity against these STALE pre-#2611 reference blobs + # (all-49 signature on every cold_start + FLI/bg2050 incrementals; + # bug-free-Clojure varied values on the rest, but from a different + # warm-start trajectory) is not achievable for ANY variant. Value + # parity vs Clojure HEAD is validated by the H-B replay battery + # (scripts/certify.py). Re-enable this comparison after the blobs + # are regenerated with a fixed-Clojure generator (needs prodclone). + request.applymarker(pytest.mark.xfail( + raises=AssertionError, strict=False, + reason="reference blobs predate the Clojure #2611 priority fix; " + "Python un-mirrored 2026-07-22 — exact-value parity is " + "validated via the H-B replay battery until blob regen")) + print(f"\n[{dataset_name}] Testing comment priorities...") has_python_priorities = hasattr(conv, 'comment_priorities') diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_legacy_kmeans.py b/delphi/tests/test_legacy_kmeans.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..3ffb0ce90b --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/test_legacy_kmeans.py @@ -0,0 +1,727 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +""" +Unit tests for the faithful Clojure k-means port (PR-C, legacy_kmeans.py). + +Every expected value is hand-derived from the Clojure rules in +math/src/polismath/math/clusters.clj (cited per test), on tiny synthetic +matrices — NOT recomputed from the code under test. Covers the lineage +semantics that make this a DIFFERENT algorithm from clusters.py's warm start: +first-k-distinct cold init, drop-vanished, (inc max-id) new ids, +merge-keeps-larger-id, identical-center merge, most-distal split, weighted +group-level recentering, and stable ids across a warm-start chain. +""" + +import os +import sys + +import numpy as np +import pytest + +sys.path.append(os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))) + +from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.legacy_kmeans import ( + _NamedData, + weighted_mean, + init_clusters, + same_clustering, + cluster_step, + safe_recenter_clusters, + recenter_clusters, + merge_clusters, + uniqify_clusters, + most_distal, + clean_start_clusters, + kmeans, +) + + +def _nd(names, rows): + return _NamedData(names, np.array(rows, dtype=float)) + + +def _by_id(clusters): + return {c['id']: c for c in clusters} + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# weighted_mean (clusters.clj:89-126) +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +class TestWeightedMean: + def test_unweighted_is_arithmetic_mean(self): + m = weighted_mean([[0.0, 0.0], [2.0, 4.0]]) + np.testing.assert_allclose(m, [1.0, 2.0]) + + def test_weighted_is_sum_w_row_over_sum_w(self): + # (1*[0,0] + 3*[3,0]) / 4 = [9/4, 0] + m = weighted_mean([[0.0, 0.0], [3.0, 0.0]], weights=[1, 3]) + np.testing.assert_allclose(m, [2.25, 0.0]) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# init_clusters (clusters.clj:55-65) +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +class TestInitClusters: + def test_first_k_distinct_encounter_order(self): + data = _nd(['a', 'b', 'c', 'd'], [[0, 0], [1, 1], [0, 0], [2, 2]]) + clusters = init_clusters(data, 3) + # Distinct rows in encounter order: [0,0], [1,1], [2,2] -> ids 0,1,2. + assert [c['id'] for c in clusters] == [0, 1, 2] + np.testing.assert_allclose(clusters[0]['center'], [0, 0]) + np.testing.assert_allclose(clusters[1]['center'], [1, 1]) + np.testing.assert_allclose(clusters[2]['center'], [2, 2]) + assert all(c['members'] == [] for c in clusters) + + def test_fewer_distinct_than_k(self): + data = _nd(['a', 'b', 'c'], [[0, 0], [0, 0], [1, 1]]) + clusters = init_clusters(data, 5) + assert [c['id'] for c in clusters] == [0, 1] # only 2 distinct rows + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# same_clustering (clusters.clj:68-76) — sorted centers, zip-truncation +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +class TestSameClustering: + def test_true_when_centers_match_within_threshold(self): + a = [{'id': 0, 'members': [], 'center': np.array([0.0, 0.0])}, + {'id': 1, 'members': [], 'center': np.array([5.0, 5.0])}] + b = [{'id': 9, 'members': [], 'center': np.array([5.001, 5.0])}, + {'id': 8, 'members': [], 'center': np.array([0.0, 0.0])}] + assert same_clustering(a, b) is True # sorted centers, <0.01 apart + + def test_false_when_a_center_moved(self): + a = [{'id': 0, 'members': [], 'center': np.array([0.0, 0.0])}] + b = [{'id': 0, 'members': [], 'center': np.array([0.5, 0.0])}] + assert same_clustering(a, b) is False + + def test_zip_truncates_to_shorter(self): + # Clojure utils/zip is interleave-based -> truncates; only the common + # prefix of SORTED centers is compared (clusters.clj:72-76, utils.clj:78). + a = [{'id': 0, 'members': [], 'center': np.array([0.0, 0.0])}] + b = [{'id': 0, 'members': [], 'center': np.array([0.0, 0.0])}, + {'id': 1, 'members': [], 'center': np.array([9.0, 9.0])}] + assert same_clustering(a, b) is True # extra cluster in b ignored + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# cluster_step (clusters.clj:142-158) — assign, drop empty, recenter +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +class TestClusterStep: + def test_assign_drop_empty_and_recenter(self): + data = _nd(['a', 'b', 'c', 'd'], [[0, 0], [0, 1], [10, 10], [10, 11]]) + clusters = init_clusters(data, 2) # centers [0,0], [0,1] + stepped = cluster_step(data, clusters) + by = _by_id(stepped) + # a->c0 (dist 0); b->c1 (dist 0); c,d closer to c1 -> c1 gets b,c,d. + assert set(by[0]['members']) == {'a'} + assert set(by[1]['members']) == {'b', 'c', 'd'} + np.testing.assert_allclose(by[0]['center'], [0, 0]) + np.testing.assert_allclose(by[1]['center'], [20 / 3, 22 / 3]) + + def test_empty_cluster_is_dropped(self): + # Two init centers, but all points identical -> one cluster empties out. + data = _nd(['a', 'b'], [[0, 0], [0, 0]]) + clusters = [{'id': 0, 'members': [], 'center': np.array([0.0, 0.0])}, + {'id': 1, 'members': [], 'center': np.array([9.0, 9.0])}] + stepped = cluster_step(data, clusters) + assert [c['id'] for c in stepped] == [0] # id 1 got no members, dropped + + def test_weighted_recentering(self): + # Group-level style: weights by name. Two points assigned to one cluster. + data = _nd([0, 1], [[0.0, 0.0], [0.0, 2.0]]) + clusters = [{'id': 7, 'members': [], 'center': np.array([0.0, 1.0])}] + stepped = cluster_step(data, clusters, weights={0: 1, 1: 3}) + # weighted mean y = (1*0 + 3*2)/4 = 1.5 (vs unweighted 1.0) + np.testing.assert_allclose(stepped[0]['center'], [0.0, 1.5]) + + +class TestClusterStepHashOrderTieBreak: + """Clojure's cluster-step iterates the cleared-clusters map: ``(into {})`` + of ``[id cluster]`` pairs is an array-map in INSERTION (input) order for + <=8 clusters but a PersistentHashMap for >8, whose seq order is the HAMT + trie order of the id hashes (clusters.clj:79-86, 149). add-to-closest's + min-key keeps the LAST minimal entry in THAT order, so the scan order is + semantic exactly on distance ties — which the Q11 cancellation floor + makes COMMON, not measure-zero (pc-modheavy-01 step 2: 12 seed clusters + emptied clj-side by hash-order ties, 80 vs 92 recorded clusters; journal + 2026-07-24). + + Ground truth from real Clojure (clojure -M eval, 2026-07-24): + (keys (into {} (map (juxt identity identity) (range 9)))) + => (0 7 1 4 6 3 2 5 8) ; ids 1 and 7 INVERT input order + (range 8) stays (0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7) ; array-map, insertion order + polismath.utils.clj_hash.clojure_hash_map_key_order reproduces the n=9 + and n=20 orders bit-for-bit (cross-validated same session).""" + + @staticmethod + def _tie_fixture(n_ids): + # Row 't' ties at distance 0.0 between clusters 1 and 7 (both centers + # exactly its position); every other cluster holds its own coincident + # row so nothing else moves or empties. + names, rows, clusters = [], [], [] + for i in range(n_ids): + if i in (1, 7): + center = [5.0, 5.0] + else: + center = [10.0 * i, -7.0] + names.append(f"p{i}") + rows.append(center) + clusters.append({'id': i, 'members': [], 'center': np.array(center)}) + names.append("t") + rows.append([5.0, 5.0]) + return _nd(names, rows), clusters + + def test_gt8_ties_resolve_by_clojure_hash_map_order(self): + data, clusters = self._tie_fixture(9) + by = _by_id(cluster_step(data, clusters)) + # hash order (0 7 1 4 6 3 2 5 8): id 1 comes AFTER id 7 -> 1 wins. + assert 't' in by[1]['members'] + assert 7 not in by # cluster 7 got no members -> dropped + + def test_le8_ties_resolve_by_input_order(self): + data, clusters = self._tie_fixture(8) + by = _by_id(cluster_step(data, clusters)) + # array-map insertion order == input order: id 7 is later -> 7 wins. + assert 't' in by[7]['members'] + assert 1 not in by + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# safe_recenter_clusters (clusters.clj:171-191) — drop vanished +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +class TestSafeRecenter: + def test_drops_cluster_whose_members_all_vanished(self): + clusters = [ + {'id': 0, 'members': ['a', 'b'], 'center': np.array([0.0, 0.5])}, + {'id': 1, 'members': ['c', 'd'], 'center': np.array([10.0, 10.5])}, + ] + # New data: c and d are gone; a, b remain; e is new. + data = _nd(['a', 'b', 'e'], [[0, 0], [0, 1], [5, 5]]) + out = safe_recenter_clusters(data, clusters) + assert [c['id'] for c in out] == [0] # cluster 1 dropped + np.testing.assert_allclose(out[0]['center'], [0.0, 0.5]) + + def test_all_vanished_fallback_one_big_cluster_inc_max_id(self): + clusters = [{'id': 4, 'members': ['x'], 'center': np.array([0.0, 0.0])}] + data = _nd(['y', 'z'], [[1, 1], [3, 3]]) # x gone + out = safe_recenter_clusters(data, clusters) + assert len(out) == 1 + assert out[0]['id'] == 5 # (inc (max 4)) + assert set(out[0]['members']) == {'y', 'z'} + np.testing.assert_allclose(out[0]['center'], [2.0, 2.0]) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# merge_clusters / uniqify_clusters (clusters.clj:194-227) +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +class TestMerge: + def test_merge_keeps_larger_id_and_weighted_center(self): + big = {'id': 3, 'members': ['a', 'a2'], 'center': np.array([1.0, 1.0])} + small = {'id': 8, 'members': ['b'], 'center': np.array([4.0, 4.0])} + merged = merge_clusters(big, small) + assert merged['id'] == 3 # larger member count keeps its id + assert merged['members'] == ['a', 'a2', 'b'] + # weighted by counts: (2*[1,1] + 1*[4,4]) / 3 = [2,2] + np.testing.assert_allclose(merged['center'], [2.0, 2.0]) + + def test_merge_tie_keeps_second_arg_id(self): + c1 = {'id': 3, 'members': ['a'], 'center': np.array([0.0, 0.0])} + c2 = {'id': 8, 'members': ['b'], 'center': np.array([2.0, 2.0])} + merged = merge_clusters(c1, c2) + # Clojure max-key returns the LAST of equal-keyed args -> c2's id. + assert merged['id'] == 8 + + def test_uniqify_merges_identical_centers_keeps_larger(self): + clusters = [ + {'id': 0, 'members': ['a', 'a2'], 'center': np.array([1.0, 1.0])}, + {'id': 1, 'members': ['b'], 'center': np.array([1.0, 1.0])}, + {'id': 2, 'members': ['c'], 'center': np.array([9.0, 9.0])}, + ] + out = uniqify_clusters(clusters) + by = _by_id(out) + assert set(by.keys()) == {0, 2} # 0 and 1 merged, 1's id gone (0 larger) + assert by[0]['members'] == ['a', 'a2', 'b'] + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# most_distal (clusters.clj:202-217) +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +class TestMostDistal: + def test_farthest_point_from_nearest_center(self): + clusters = [{'id': 0, 'members': ['a', 'b'], 'center': np.array([0.0, 0.0])}] + data = _nd(['a', 'b', 'c'], [[0, 0], [0, 0], [3, 4]]) + out = most_distal(data, clusters) + assert out['id'] == 'c' + assert out['clst_id'] == 0 + assert out['dist'] == pytest.approx(5.0) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# clean_start_clusters (clusters.clj:230-277) — split loop, new ids +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +class TestCleanStart: + def test_split_creates_new_cluster_with_inc_max_id(self): + # One surviving cluster (id 5) + a distal new point -> split to 2. + clusters = [{'id': 5, 'members': ['a'], 'center': np.array([0.0, 0.0])}] + data = _nd(['a', 'z'], [[0, 0], [9, 9]]) + out = clean_start_clusters(data, clusters, k=2) + by = _by_id(out) + assert set(by.keys()) == {5, 6} # new cluster id = inc(max(5)) + assert by[6]['members'] == ['z'] + np.testing.assert_allclose(by[6]['center'], [9, 9]) + + def test_no_split_when_enough_clusters(self): + clusters = [ + {'id': 0, 'members': ['a'], 'center': np.array([0.0, 0.0])}, + {'id': 1, 'members': ['b'], 'center': np.array([9.0, 9.0])}, + ] + data = _nd(['a', 'b'], [[0, 0], [9, 9]]) + out = clean_start_clusters(data, clusters, k=2) + assert {c['id'] for c in out} == {0, 1} # already at possible=2 + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# kmeans end-to-end (clusters.clj:301-312) +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +class TestKmeansEndToEnd: + def test_cold_two_well_separated_groups(self): + data = _nd(['a', 'b', 'c', 'd'], [[0, 0], [0, 1], [10, 10], [10, 11]]) + out = kmeans(data, k=2, max_iters=100) + by = _by_id(out) + assert set(by[0]['members']) == {'a', 'b'} + assert set(by[1]['members']) == {'c', 'd'} + # Compare center vectors AS-IS: sorting coordinates would mask an + # x/y axis swap. + np.testing.assert_allclose(by[0]['center'], [0.0, 0.5]) + np.testing.assert_allclose(by[1]['center'], [10.0, 10.5]) + + def test_cold_singletons_when_k_equals_n_distinct(self): + # k == n distinct rows -> each point its own cluster, ids by encounter. + data = _nd(['a', 'b', 'c'], [[0, 0], [5, 5], [9, 1]]) + out = kmeans(data, k=3, max_iters=100) + by = _by_id(out) + assert by[0]['members'] == ['a'] + assert by[1]['members'] == ['b'] + assert by[2]['members'] == ['c'] + + def test_warm_start_preserves_ids_adds_new_participant(self): + # Tick 1: two groups -> ids {0,1}. Tick 2: same points + a far new point, + # k bumped to 3. Old ids 0,1 persist; the new group gets a strictly + # larger id (lineage). + d1 = _nd(['a', 'b', 'c', 'd'], [[0, 0], [0, 1], [10, 10], [10, 11]]) + t1 = kmeans(d1, k=2, max_iters=100) + assert {c['id'] for c in t1} == {0, 1} + + d2 = _nd(['a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e'], + [[0, 0], [0, 1], [10, 10], [10, 11], [100, 100]]) + t2 = kmeans(d2, k=3, last_clusters=t1, max_iters=100) + ids = {c['id'] for c in t2} + assert {0, 1}.issubset(ids) # lineage preserved + assert max(ids) >= 2 # new cluster id strictly larger + by = _by_id(t2) + # 'e' is the lone far point -> its own new cluster. + e_cluster = next(c for c in t2 if 'e' in c['members']) + assert e_cluster['id'] >= 2 + assert e_cluster['members'] == ['e'] + + def test_warm_start_weighted_group_level(self): + # Group-level cold k-means with member-count weights; weighted mean must + # pull the c0 center toward the heavier member (clusters.clj:154-158). + data = _nd([0, 1, 2], [[0.0, 0.0], [0.0, 2.0], [10.0, 10.0]]) + out = kmeans(data, k=2, weights={0: 1, 1: 3, 2: 1}, max_iters=100) + by = _by_id(out) + c0 = next(c for c in out if set(c['members']) == {0, 1}) + # weighted center y = (1*0 + 3*2)/4 = 1.5, NOT unweighted 1.0 + np.testing.assert_allclose(c0['center'], [0.0, 1.5]) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Q11: vectorz distance cancellation (CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md Q11). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +class TestQ11DistanceCancellation: + """Clojure's kmeans distances go through vectorz's d² = |a|²+|b|²−2a·b, + whose cancellation floors true distances below ~1e-8 to EXACTLY 0.0 — + so near-coincident points TIE and merge into the LATER cluster + (min-key last-wins). Verified in-process on the vw every-vote step-57 + pair via math/dev/proj_probe.clj (journal 2026-07-22).""" + + def test_euclidean_uses_clojure_cancellation_formula(self): + from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.legacy_kmeans import _euclidean + + p5 = np.array([-1.7765256006253405, 0.65139331269767860]) + c8 = np.array([-1.7765256006253405, 0.65139331269767400]) + # True distance 4.66e-15; the vectorz formula returns exactly 0.0. + assert _euclidean(p5, c8) == 0.0 + # Normal-scale distances stay correct. + assert _euclidean(np.array([0.0, 0.0]), np.array([3.0, 4.0])) == pytest.approx(5.0) + + def test_euclidean_propagates_nan_instead_of_clamping(self): + """#2663 review pin: NaN input must PROPAGATE (real vectorz has no + clamp) — the former ``max(0.0, d2)`` silently returned 0.0 because + python's two-arg max returns its FIRST argument when the second is + NaN. A NaN center reaching cluster_step would otherwise be silently + absorbed as distance-0 instead of surfacing the corruption.""" + import math + + from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.legacy_kmeans import _euclidean + + assert math.isnan(_euclidean(np.array([np.nan, 0.0]), + np.array([1.0, 2.0]))) + assert math.isnan(_euclidean(np.array([1.0, 2.0]), + np.array([0.0, np.nan]))) + + def test_near_coincident_singletons_merge_to_later_cluster(self): + from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.legacy_kmeans import _NamedData, kmeans + + # The REAL vw every-vote step-57 pair (journal 2026-07-22): the + # cancellation collapses their 4.66e-15 separation to exactly 0.0. + # (Not every near-coincident synthetic pair does — the residue of + # |a|²+|b|²−2ab can land on either side of zero bit-by-bit.) + a = [-1.7765256006253405, 0.65139331269767860] + b = [-1.7765256006253405, 0.65139331269767400] + far = [5.0, 5.0] + data = _NamedData([10, 20, 30], np.array([a, b, far])) + last = [ + {"id": 6, "members": [10], "center": np.array(a)}, + {"id": 7, "members": [30], "center": np.array(far)}, + {"id": 8, "members": [20], "center": np.array(b)}, + ] + result = {c["id"]: sorted(c["members"]) for c in kmeans(data, 100, last_clusters=last)} + # Clojure: both coincident points tie at distance 0.0 to clusters 6 + # AND 8 -> min-key last-wins sends both to id 8; id 6 empties, drops. + assert result == {7: [30], 8: [10, 20]} + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Item 9a: vectorized distance columns — bit-equality pins. +# +# The scalar _euclidean path (Q11 cancellation formula) is the semantic +# reference: distances that cancel to EXACTLY 0.0 create ties that decide +# cluster-id lineage, so the vectorized per-center column MUST reproduce the +# scalar result bit for bit (==, not approx). The reference below is a +# VERBATIM copy of the pre-vectorization formula — kept here on purpose so +# the production code can never drift from it unnoticed. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +def _scalar_d2_reference(av, bv): + """Verbatim copy of the scalar ``_euclidean`` d² computation: three + separate float(np.dot(...)) terms combined left-to-right, then the + elementwise negative-residue floor (if-based, so NaN propagates).""" + av = np.asarray(av, dtype=float) + bv = np.asarray(bv, dtype=float) + d2 = float(np.dot(av, av)) + float(np.dot(bv, bv)) - 2.0 * float(np.dot(av, bv)) + if d2 < 0.0: + d2 = 0.0 + return d2 + + +def _scalar_dist_reference(av, bv): + """sqrt of the reference d² — bitwise what ``_euclidean`` returns.""" + return float(np.sqrt(_scalar_d2_reference(av, bv))) + + +# The vw every-vote step-57 knife-edge pair (journal 2026-07-22): true +# distance 4.66e-15, cancellation floors it to EXACTLY 0.0. +VW_KNIFE_A = [-1.7765256006253405, 0.65139331269767860] +VW_KNIFE_B = [-1.7765256006253405, 0.65139331269767400] + + +class TestVectorizedDistanceColumnBitEquality: + """_euclidean_col(matrix, center, row_norms) must equal the scalar path + EXACTLY, element by element, on every shape — including the cancellation + knife-edge and NaN propagation.""" + + @staticmethod + def _assert_col_bit_equal(X, c): + from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.legacy_kmeans import _euclidean_col, _row_norms + + X = np.asarray(X, dtype=float) + col = _euclidean_col(X, np.asarray(c, dtype=float), _row_norms(X)) + ref = np.array([_scalar_dist_reference(X[i], c) for i in range(X.shape[0])]) + both_nan = np.isnan(col) & np.isnan(ref) + assert ((col == ref) | both_nan).all(), ( + f"bit mismatch for shape {X.shape}: got {col!r} want {ref!r}") + return col + + def test_row_norms_bit_equal_to_scalar_dot(self): + from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.legacy_kmeans import _row_norms + + rng = np.random.default_rng(20260727) + for (n, d) in [(1, 2), (3, 2), (8, 2), (100, 2), (1000, 2), + (2, 1), (7, 5), (9, 7), (60, 100)]: + for scale in (1.0, 1e-8, 1e8): + X = rng.standard_normal((n, d)) * scale + got = _row_norms(X) + ref = np.array([float(np.dot(X[i], X[i])) for i in range(n)]) + assert (got == ref).all(), (n, d, scale) + + def test_random_shapes_bit_equal(self): + rng = np.random.default_rng(4290) + # Includes 1-row matrices and small-n cases (fewer rows than the + # cluster counts exercised in the step-level tests below). + for (n, d) in [(1, 2), (3, 2), (8, 2), (100, 2), (1000, 2), + (2, 1), (7, 5), (9, 7), (60, 100)]: + for scale in (1.0, 1e-8, 1e8): + X = rng.standard_normal((n, d)) * scale + for _ in range(3): + self._assert_col_bit_equal(X, rng.standard_normal(d) * scale) + # Center coincident with a row: self-distance must be the + # scalar's exact result (0.0 via the cancellation formula). + col = self._assert_col_bit_equal(X, X[0].copy()) + assert col[0] == 0.0 + + def test_knife_edge_pair_cancels_to_exactly_zero(self): + X = np.array([VW_KNIFE_A, VW_KNIFE_B, [5.0, 5.0]]) + for center in (np.array(VW_KNIFE_A), np.array(VW_KNIFE_B)): + col = self._assert_col_bit_equal(X, center) + # BOTH near-coincident rows floor to exactly 0.0 against either + # center — the tie that decides Q11 merge lineage. + assert col[0] == 0.0 and col[1] == 0.0 + + def test_nan_row_and_nan_center_propagate(self): + from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.legacy_kmeans import _euclidean_col, _row_norms + + X = np.array([[np.nan, 0.0], [1.0, 2.0]]) + col = self._assert_col_bit_equal(X, np.array([3.0, 4.0])) + assert np.isnan(col[0]) and not np.isnan(col[1]) + + Xok = np.array([[1.0, 2.0], [3.0, 4.0]]) + col = _euclidean_col(Xok, np.array([0.0, np.nan]), _row_norms(Xok)) + assert np.isnan(col).all() + + +class TestVectorizedClusterStepEquivalence: + """The vectorized assignment scan must reproduce the scalar row loop + EXACTLY: same members (order included), same surviving ids, bitwise-same + centers — under hash-scan order (>8), input order (<=8), weights, ties, + and k>n.""" + + @staticmethod + def _reference_cluster_step(data, clusters, weights=None): + # Verbatim pre-vectorization loop (distances via the scalar reference). + from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.legacy_kmeans import ( + _cluster_weights as cw, weighted_mean as wm) + from polismath.utils.clj_hash import clojure_hash_map_key_order + + n = len(clusters) + if n == 0: + return [] + centers = [np.asarray(c['center'], dtype=float) for c in clusters] + members = [[] for _ in range(n)] + positions = [[] for _ in range(n)] + if n > 8: + hash_pos = {cid: i for i, cid in enumerate( + clojure_hash_map_key_order([c['id'] for c in clusters]))} + scan = sorted(range(n), key=lambda j: hash_pos[clusters[j]['id']]) + else: + scan = list(range(n)) + for name, row in zip(data.row_names, data.matrix): + best_idx = scan[0] + best_dist = _scalar_dist_reference(row, centers[scan[0]]) + for j in scan[1:]: + d = _scalar_dist_reference(row, centers[j]) + if d <= best_dist: + best_dist = d + best_idx = j + members[best_idx].append(name) + positions[best_idx].append(row) + out = [] + for j in range(n): + if not members[j]: + continue + out.append({'id': clusters[j]['id'], 'members': members[j], + 'center': wm(positions[j], cw(members[j], weights))}) + return out + + @staticmethod + def _assert_same(got, ref): + assert len(got) == len(ref) + for g, r in zip(got, ref): + assert g['id'] == r['id'] + assert list(g['members']) == list(r['members']) + gc = np.asarray(g['center'], dtype=float) + rc = np.asarray(r['center'], dtype=float) + same = (gc == rc) | (np.isnan(gc) & np.isnan(rc)) + assert gc.shape == rc.shape and same.all(), (g['id'], gc, rc) + + def _random_case(self, rng, n_rows, n_clusters, weighted, grid=True): + # Grid-quantized coordinates make duplicate rows and row==center + # coincidences COMMON -> exact 0.0 ties through the cancellation + # formula, exercising the last-wins tie-break for real. + if grid: + vals = np.array([-1.0, -0.5, 0.0, 0.5, 1.0]) + X = vals[rng.integers(0, len(vals), size=(n_rows, 2))] + else: + X = rng.standard_normal((n_rows, 2)) + names = [f"p{i}" for i in range(n_rows)] + data = _nd(names, X) + centers = [] + for _ in range(n_clusters): + if grid and rng.random() < 0.5 and n_rows: + centers.append(X[rng.integers(0, n_rows)].copy()) + else: + centers.append(rng.standard_normal(2)) + clusters = [{'id': i * 3 + 1, 'members': [], 'center': np.asarray(c)} + for i, c in enumerate(centers)] + weights = ({nm: float(w) for nm, w in + zip(names, rng.integers(1, 5, size=n_rows))} + if weighted else None) + return data, clusters, weights + + def test_matches_reference_across_fixtures(self): + from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.legacy_kmeans import cluster_step + + rng = np.random.default_rng(97) + cases = [ + (50, 12, False, True), # >8 clusters -> hash scan order + ties + (50, 12, True, True), # ... with weights + (40, 5, False, True), # <=8 clusters -> input order + (40, 8, True, True), # boundary n==8 + (5, 12, False, True), # k > n + (1, 3, False, False), # single row + (30, 9, False, False), # continuous coords (no ties) + ] + for (n_rows, n_clusters, weighted, grid) in cases: + for _ in range(3): + data, clusters, weights = self._random_case( + rng, n_rows, n_clusters, weighted, grid) + got = cluster_step(data, clusters, weights) + ref = self._reference_cluster_step(data, clusters, weights) + self._assert_same(got, ref) + + def test_nan_row_follows_scalar_semantics(self): + # A NaN row never updates past the first scanned cluster (NaN <= x is + # False) -> it lands in scan[0], exactly as the scalar loop did. + from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.legacy_kmeans import cluster_step + + data = _nd(['a', 'nanrow'], [[0.0, 0.0], [np.nan, 1.0]]) + clusters = [{'id': 0, 'members': [], 'center': np.array([0.0, 0.0])}, + {'id': 1, 'members': [], 'center': np.array([9.0, 9.0])}] + got = cluster_step(data, clusters) + ref = self._reference_cluster_step(data, clusters) + self._assert_same(got, ref) + assert 'nanrow' in got[0]['members'] # scan[0] == input position 0 + + +class TestVectorizedMostDistalEquivalence: + """most_distal must reproduce the scalar double loop exactly: inner + min over clusters (ties -> LATER cluster in input order), outer max over + rows (ties -> LATER row), NaN rows skipped — except a NaN FIRST row, + which the scalar loop keeps forever (nothing compares >= NaN).""" + + @staticmethod + def _reference_most_distal(data, clusters): + # Verbatim pre-vectorization loop. + best_dist = None + best_clst_id = None + best_name = None + for name, row in zip(data.row_names, data.matrix): + near_dist = _scalar_dist_reference( + row, np.asarray(clusters[0]['center'], dtype=float)) + near_id = clusters[0]['id'] + for clst in clusters[1:]: + d = _scalar_dist_reference( + row, np.asarray(clst['center'], dtype=float)) + if d <= near_dist: + near_dist = d + near_id = clst['id'] + if best_dist is None or near_dist >= best_dist: + best_dist = near_dist + best_clst_id = near_id + best_name = name + return {'dist': best_dist, 'clst_id': best_clst_id, 'id': best_name} + + @classmethod + def _assert_same(cls, data, clusters): + from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.legacy_kmeans import most_distal + + got = most_distal(data, clusters) + ref = cls._reference_most_distal(data, clusters) + assert got['clst_id'] == ref['clst_id'] and got['id'] == ref['id'], (got, ref) + if ref['dist'] is None or np.isnan(ref['dist']): + assert got['dist'] is ref['dist'] or np.isnan(got['dist']) + else: + assert got['dist'] == ref['dist'] + return got + + def test_matches_reference_on_random_and_tied_fixtures(self): + rng = np.random.default_rng(1337) + vals = np.array([-1.0, 0.0, 1.0]) + for n_rows, n_clusters in [(1, 1), (2, 5), (30, 3), (30, 11), (4, 9)]: + for _ in range(5): + X = vals[rng.integers(0, 3, size=(n_rows, 2))] + data = _nd([f"p{i}" for i in range(n_rows)], X) + clusters = [] + for i in range(n_clusters): + center = (X[rng.integers(0, n_rows)].copy() + if rng.random() < 0.5 else rng.standard_normal(2)) + clusters.append({'id': i + 2, 'members': [], + 'center': np.asarray(center, dtype=float)}) + self._assert_same(data, clusters) + + def test_all_rows_tie_at_zero_later_row_wins(self): + # Every row coincides with the single center -> all dists exactly 0.0 + # -> outer >= keeps the LAST row. + data = _nd(['a', 'b', 'c'], [[1.0, 1.0], [1.0, 1.0], [1.0, 1.0]]) + clusters = [{'id': 5, 'members': [], 'center': np.array([1.0, 1.0])}] + got = self._assert_same(data, clusters) + assert got['id'] == 'c' and got['dist'] == 0.0 + + def test_nan_first_row_sticks_nan_later_row_skipped(self): + clusters = [{'id': 0, 'members': [], 'center': np.array([0.0, 0.0])}] + # NaN first row: best stays row 0 with NaN dist (scalar semantics). + data = _nd(['n', 'b'], [[np.nan, 0.0], [3.0, 4.0]]) + got = self._assert_same(data, clusters) + assert got['id'] == 'n' and np.isnan(got['dist']) + # NaN NON-first row: skipped (NaN >= best is False). + data2 = _nd(['a', 'n', 'b'], [[1.0, 0.0], [np.nan, 0.0], [3.0, 4.0]]) + got2 = self._assert_same(data2, clusters) + assert got2['id'] == 'b' + + +class TestNDistinctRowsBounded: + """n_distinct_rows gains a ``bound`` cap so clean_start_clusters' + ``min(k, n_distinct)`` never pays for a full O(n²) distinct count. + Semantics must match the pre-vectorization scan: first-encounter + distinctness via array_equal(..., equal_nan=True).""" + + @staticmethod + def _reference_n_distinct(matrix): + # Verbatim pre-vectorization implementation. + distinct = [] + for row in np.asarray(matrix, dtype=float): + if not any(np.array_equal(row, u, equal_nan=True) for u in distinct): + distinct.append(row) + return len(distinct) + + def test_unbounded_matches_reference_including_nan_and_negzero(self): + cases = [ + [[0.0, 0.0], [0.0, 0.0], [1.0, 1.0]], + [[np.nan, 1.0], [np.nan, 1.0], [np.nan, 2.0]], # NaN == NaN rows + [[-0.0, 1.0], [0.0, 1.0]], # -0.0 == 0.0 + [[1.0, 2.0]], + np.zeros((0, 2)), + ] + data_rng = np.random.default_rng(7) + cases.append(np.array([-1.0, 0.0, 1.0])[ + data_rng.integers(0, 3, size=(40, 2))]) + for rows in cases: + m = np.asarray(rows, dtype=float) + nd = _NamedData(list(range(m.shape[0])), m) + assert nd.n_distinct_rows() == self._reference_n_distinct(m) + + def test_bounded_count_saturates_like_min(self): + m = np.array([[0.0, 0.0], [1.0, 1.0], [0.0, 0.0], [2.0, 2.0], + [3.0, 3.0], [1.0, 1.0]]) # 4 distinct + nd = _NamedData(list('abcdef'), m) + full = self._reference_n_distinct(m) + for k in (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10): + assert min(k, nd.n_distinct_rows(bound=k)) == min(k, full) diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_legacy_repness_comparison.py b/delphi/tests/test_legacy_repness_comparison.py index e920aafde2..a316680151 100644 --- a/delphi/tests/test_legacy_repness_comparison.py +++ b/delphi/tests/test_legacy_repness_comparison.py @@ -194,11 +194,21 @@ def _compare_results(self, py_results: Dict[str, Any], clj_results: Dict[str, An # Look for consensus comments if they exist if 'consensus-comments' in clj_repness: clj_consensus = clj_repness.get('consensus-comments', []) - py_consensus = py_results.get('consensus_comments', []) + # B2 fix (D11 sub-agent review): post-D11 (PR 9) Python's + # consensus_comments is a dict `{agree: [...], disagree: [...]}`, + # not a flat list. Flatten for the ID extraction below. + py_consensus_dict = py_results.get('consensus_comments', {}) + if isinstance(py_consensus_dict, dict): + py_consensus = (py_consensus_dict.get('agree', []) + + py_consensus_dict.get('disagree', [])) + else: + py_consensus = py_consensus_dict # legacy fallback # Extract comment IDs clj_consensus_ids = [str(c.get('comment-id', c.get('tid', c.get('comment_id', '')))) for c in clj_consensus] - py_consensus_ids = [str(c.get('comment_id', '')) for c in py_consensus] + # Python consensus entries use `tid` (Clojure blob shape, + # 2026-07-04); `comment_id` fallback covers pre-fix blobs. + py_consensus_ids = [str(c.get('tid', c.get('comment_id', ''))) for c in py_consensus] consensus_matches = set(clj_consensus_ids) & set(py_consensus_ids) consensus_total = len(set(clj_consensus_ids) | set(py_consensus_ids)) diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_math_writer_numpy_serialization.py b/delphi/tests/test_math_writer_numpy_serialization.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..a21c94b92d --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/test_math_writer_numpy_serialization.py @@ -0,0 +1,114 @@ +"""T3: the three Postgres math writers must serialize numpy scalar types. + +`write_math_main` / `write_math_bidtopid` / `write_participant_stats` +(postgres.py) serialize their blob with `json.dumps`. A real math blob can carry +numpy scalars — the repness `gid` is `astype(int)` => numpy `int64` +(repness.py:847), and the na/nd/ns counts are `astype(int)` sums (:672-675). +`json.dumps` handles `np.float64` (a subclass of `float`) but NOT `np.int64`, so +any such blob raised `TypeError: Object of type int64 is not JSON serializable` +and rolled the WHOLE write cycle back. The writers now pass +`default=convert_numpy_types`. + +Note: pandas 2.x's `DataFrame.to_dict('records')` down-converts numpy scalars to +Python natives, which masks the raw reproduction on the committed test datasets. +But numpy scalars DO reach the serialization boundary in production — see the +boto3 "Float types are not supported" note at repness.py:843. So this test takes +a REAL, computed, 2-group `to_dict()` blob (not a toy dict, which is what the +earlier writer unit tests used) and faithfully reintroduces the numpy integer +type at every integral leaf, which is environment-independent. +""" + +import json + +import numpy as np +import pytest + +from polismath.conversation.conversation import Conversation +from polismath.database.postgres import PostgresClient, PostgresConfig +from polismath.poller.math_writer import derive_bidtopid, derive_ptptstats + + +def _two_group_conv(): + """A synthetic conversation with two opposing camps -> 2 groups + repness.""" + votes = [] + n_per, n_cmts = 8, 8 + for p in range(n_per * 2): + camp = 0 if p < n_per else 1 + for t in range(n_cmts): + v = (1.0 if t % 2 == 0 else -1.0) if camp == 0 else (-1.0 if t % 2 == 0 else 1.0) + votes.append({"pid": f"p{p}", "tid": f"c{t}", "vote": v}) + return Conversation("t3").update_votes({"votes": votes}) + + +def _numpy_ints(o): + """Deep-copy a JSON-ish structure, casting every integral leaf to np.int64 + (leaving bools/floats/strings alone). Faithfully simulates the numpy scalars + that repness.py:847/:672-675 emit and that older pandas / boto3 paths keep.""" + if isinstance(o, bool): + return o + if isinstance(o, (int, np.integer)): + return np.int64(o) + if isinstance(o, dict): + return {k: _numpy_ints(v) for k, v in o.items()} + if isinstance(o, list): + return [_numpy_ints(v) for v in o] + return o + + +def _client_capturing(): + """A PostgresClient whose _write_returning is stubbed to capture the params + (so we exercise the real json.dumps in the writer without a live DB).""" + client = PostgresClient(PostgresConfig(url="postgresql://ignored/db", math_env="t3")) + captured = {} + + def _fake_write_returning(sql, params=None): + captured["params"] = params + return [] + + client._write_returning = _fake_write_returning + return client, captured + + +class TestWritersSerializeNumpy: + def test_math_main_round_trips_real_blob_with_numpy(self): + conv = _two_group_conv() + blob = conv.to_dict() + # Legacy blob shape (the only shape since the mode collapse): repness + # is {gid: [kebab-key entries]} — the writer's fidelity-critical input. + gid0 = sorted(blob["repness"].keys())[0] + recs = blob["repness"][gid0] + assert recs and "repful-for" in recs[0] + + blob_np = _numpy_ints(blob) + assert any(isinstance(r["n-success"], np.integer) + for r in blob_np["repness"][gid0]) + + # RED precondition (environment-independent): bare json.dumps rejects it. + with pytest.raises(TypeError, match="int64 is not JSON serializable"): + json.dumps(blob_np) + + # The writer serializes and the blob round-trips (values back as ints). + client, cap = _client_capturing() + client.write_math_main(1, blob_np, last_vote_timestamp=123, math_tick=0) + restored = json.loads(cap["params"]["data"]) + first_gid_key = sorted(restored["repness"].keys())[0] + got = restored["repness"][first_gid_key][0]["n-success"] + assert isinstance(got, int) and not isinstance(got, bool) + + def test_bidtopid_round_trips_real_blob_with_numpy(self): + conv = _two_group_conv() + blob = _numpy_ints(derive_bidtopid(conv, 1)) + with pytest.raises(TypeError, match="int64 is not JSON serializable"): + json.dumps(blob) + client, cap = _client_capturing() + client.write_math_bidtopid(1, blob, math_tick=0) + assert json.loads(cap["params"]["data"])["zid"] == 1 + + def test_ptptstats_round_trips_real_blob_with_numpy(self): + conv = _two_group_conv() + blob = _numpy_ints(derive_ptptstats(conv, 1)) + with pytest.raises(TypeError, match="int64 is not JSON serializable"): + json.dumps(blob) + client, cap = _client_capturing() + client.write_participant_stats(1, blob, math_tick=0) + assert json.loads(cap["params"]["data"])["zid"] == 1 diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_mod_ptpt_leak_parity.py b/delphi/tests/test_mod_ptpt_leak_parity.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..86f4172164 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/test_mod_ptpt_leak_parity.py @@ -0,0 +1,85 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +""" +Participant-ban (participants.mod = -1) leak replication — CLOJURE_QUIRKS Q1. + +The Clojure math worker NEVER honored participant bans: its ingest path has no +participants.mod filter, so mod_out_ptpts never reaches the conv and banned +participants keep influencing user-vote-counts, in-conv, PCA, clustering and +repness. Python gained a real ban feature (mod_out_ptpts row drop in +_apply_moderation, 2026-06-10) — correct, but a certification divergence. + +Per Q1 + the mode collapse (2026-07-27, bans dropped as a feature): the +engine LEAKS the ban exactly like Clojure (rows kept everywhere). This +supersedes #2623's TestCarryPruneOnParticipantBan (banning can no longer +shrink the clustering pool, so the carry-prune scenario cannot arise). +""" + +import os +import sys + +import pytest + +sys.path.append(os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))) + +from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.pca import PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR +from polismath.conversation.conversation import Conversation + + +N_CMTS = 8 + + +def _bloc_votes(): + """Two blocs of 6, everyone votes all comments (all above threshold).""" + votes = [] + for i in range(6): + for t in range(N_CMTS): + votes.append({'pid': f'a{i}', 'tid': f'c{t}', + 'vote': 1.0 if t < 4 else -1.0}) + votes.append({'pid': f'b{i}', 'tid': f'c{t}', + 'vote': -1.0 if t < 4 else 1.0}) + return {'votes': votes} + + +def _clustered_pids(conv): + return {m for bc in conv.base_clusters for m in bc['members']} + + +@pytest.fixture +def legacy_mode(monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.delenv(PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR, raising=False) + + +class TestLegacyBanLeak: + + def test_banned_participant_rows_kept(self, legacy_mode): + conv = Conversation('leak').update_votes(_bloc_votes()) + conv = conv.update_moderation({'mod_out_ptpts': ['a0', 'b0']}) + # The ban is STORED (payload bookkeeping unchanged) ... + assert conv.mod_out_ptpts == {'a0', 'b0'} + # ... but NOT applied: Clojure's worker never drops banned rows. + assert 'a0' in conv.rating_mat.index + assert 'b0' in conv.rating_mat.index + + def test_banned_participant_still_clustered(self, legacy_mode): + conv = Conversation('leak').update_votes(_bloc_votes()) + conv = conv.update_moderation({'mod_out_ptpts': ['a0', 'b0']}) + clustered = _clustered_pids(conv) + assert {'a0', 'b0'}.issubset(clustered) + # And they stay through a subsequent vote tick. + conv = conv.update_votes({'votes': [ + {'pid': 'a1', 'tid': 'c0', 'vote': 1.0}]}) + assert {'a0', 'b0'}.issubset(_clustered_pids(conv)) + + def test_banned_participant_counted_in_user_vote_counts(self, legacy_mode): + conv = Conversation('leak').update_votes(_bloc_votes()) + conv = conv.update_moderation({'mod_out_ptpts': ['a0']}) + assert conv._compute_user_vote_counts().get('a0') == N_CMTS + + def test_banned_participant_stays_in_conv(self, legacy_mode): + conv = Conversation('leak').update_votes(_bloc_votes()) + conv = conv.update_moderation({'mod_out_ptpts': ['a0']}) + assert 'a0' in conv.in_conv + + +if __name__ == '__main__': + pytest.main([__file__, '-v']) diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_mod_update_parity.py b/delphi/tests/test_mod_update_parity.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..478037b07c --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/test_mod_update_parity.py @@ -0,0 +1,215 @@ +"""Clojure ``mod-update`` parity — ``Conversation.mod_update`` (MOD_RESTART_PORT_SPEC.md). + +Pins the conversation.clj:846-884 reducer semantics that the existing +``update_moderation`` (replace-only-when-truthy) cannot express: + +- un-moderation REMOVES a tid from a set (``disj``); +- ``is_meta`` rows land in BOTH mod-out and mod-in (and meta-tids); +- the reduce is order-sensitive within one batch (last row wins per tid); +- watermark = ``max(existing or 0, *modified)``; +- NO math recompute — sets and watermark only (Clojure's ``:moderation`` + message handler runs ``mod-update`` alone; math changes at the NEXT + votes recompute). + +RED observed 2026-07-22 (session 4): every test fails with AttributeError +(``mod_update`` does not exist); the semantic cases are also inexpressible +via ``update_moderation`` by construction (it never removes set members). +""" + +import numpy as np +import pytest + +from polismath.conversation.conversation import Conversation + + +@pytest.fixture +def legacy_mode(monkeypatch): + """No-op since the mode collapse — retained for signature stability.""" + + +def _conv(**sets): + conv = Conversation("mod-parity-probe", last_updated=1) + for attr, val in sets.items(): + setattr(conv, attr, set(val)) + return conv + + +def _row(tid, mod: int | None = 0, is_meta=False, modified=100): + return {"tid": tid, "is_meta": is_meta, "mod": mod, "modified": modified} + + +class TestReducerSemantics: + def test_mod_minus_one_conjs_mod_out_and_disjs_mod_in(self): + conv = _conv(mod_in_tids={4}) + result = conv.mod_update([_row(4, mod=-1)]) + assert 4 in result.mod_out_tids + assert 4 not in result.mod_in_tids + assert 4 not in result.meta_tids + + def test_mod_plus_one_conjs_mod_in_and_disjs_mod_out(self): + conv = _conv(mod_out_tids={9}) + result = conv.mod_update([_row(9, mod=1)]) + assert 9 in result.mod_in_tids + assert 9 not in result.mod_out_tids + + def test_unmoderation_removes_from_both_sets(self): + # mod=0 (neither -1 nor 1) disjs from BOTH sets — the removal + # update_moderation cannot express. + conv = _conv(mod_out_tids={5}, mod_in_tids={5}) + result = conv.mod_update([_row(5, mod=0)]) + assert 5 not in result.mod_out_tids + assert 5 not in result.mod_in_tids + + def test_mod_none_behaves_as_disj(self): + # Clojure (= mod -1)/(= mod 1) is false for nil -> disj everywhere. + conv = _conv(mod_out_tids={2}, mod_in_tids={2}) + result = conv.mod_update([_row(2, mod=None)]) + assert 2 not in result.mod_out_tids + assert 2 not in result.mod_in_tids + + def test_is_meta_lands_in_both_mod_sets_and_meta(self): + conv = _conv() + result = conv.mod_update([_row(7, mod=0, is_meta=True)]) + assert 7 in result.mod_out_tids + assert 7 in result.mod_in_tids + assert 7 in result.meta_tids + + def test_meta_unset_disjs_meta_tids(self): + conv = _conv(meta_tids={3}) + result = conv.mod_update([_row(3, mod=1, is_meta=False)]) + assert 3 not in result.meta_tids + assert 3 in result.mod_in_tids + + def test_order_sensitive_last_row_wins(self): + conv = _conv() + fwd = conv.mod_update([_row(3, mod=-1), _row(3, mod=1)]) + assert 3 in fwd.mod_in_tids and 3 not in fwd.mod_out_tids + rev = conv.mod_update([_row(3, mod=1), _row(3, mod=-1)]) + assert 3 in rev.mod_out_tids and 3 not in rev.mod_in_tids + + +class TestWatermark: + def test_watermark_max_of_existing_and_rows(self): + conv = _conv() + conv.last_mod_timestamp = 500 + result = conv.mod_update([_row(1, modified=200), _row(2, modified=900)]) + assert result.last_mod_timestamp == 900 + + def test_watermark_never_regresses(self): + conv = _conv() + conv.last_mod_timestamp = 500 + result = conv.mod_update([_row(1, modified=200)]) + assert result.last_mod_timestamp == 500 + + def test_watermark_from_none_starts_at_zero_floor(self): + conv = _conv() + assert conv.last_mod_timestamp is None + result = conv.mod_update([_row(1, modified=250)]) + assert result.last_mod_timestamp == 250 + + def test_empty_mods_floors_none_watermark_at_zero(self): + # (apply max (or nil 0) '()) = 0 — Clojure's load-or-init calls + # mod-update with the (possibly empty) full mod history. + conv = _conv() + result = conv.mod_update([]) + assert result.last_mod_timestamp == 0 + + def test_empty_mods_preserves_existing_watermark(self): + conv = _conv() + conv.last_mod_timestamp = 42 + result = conv.mod_update([]) + assert result.last_mod_timestamp == 42 + + +class TestWatermarkDroppedByRecompute: + """Clojure's ``conv-update`` is a plumbing-graph compile whose output map + has ONLY graph-node keys — ``:last-mod-timestamp`` is not one + (conversation.clj:780-820), so EVERY votes tick drops the mod watermark; + it is blob-visible only on ticks whose last write was a mod-update. + Observed on the vw restart probe (2026-07-22 s4): restart mod-update set + the watermark, the next conv-update's blob emitted null.""" + + BATCH = { + "votes": [ + {"pid": 0, "tid": 0, "vote": 1, "created": 10}, + {"pid": 1, "tid": 0, "vote": -1, "created": 20}, + ], + "lastVoteTimestamp": 20, + } + + def test_votes_recompute_drops_watermark_in_legacy_mode(self, legacy_mode): + conv = Conversation("wm-drop", last_updated=1) + conv = conv.mod_update([_row(0, mod=-1, modified=777)]) + assert conv.last_mod_timestamp == 777 + conv2 = conv.update_votes(dict(self.BATCH), recompute=True) + assert conv2.last_mod_timestamp is None + + +class TestGroupVotesTallyRawMatrix: + """Clojure's group-votes aggregates votes-base, whose fnk reads + RAW-rating-mat (conversation.clj:601-608): moderated-out comments report + the ACTUAL votes cast (and true seen-counts), not the post-zeroing + pass-shaped columns. Found on pc-meta-01 step 1 (2026-07-22 s4): python + tallied the zeroed rating_mat -> A=0/D=0 with S inflated to every member + ("everyone passed"), where Clojure reports the real A/D/S.""" + + @staticmethod + def _moderated_conv(): + """4 ptpts; tid 0 gets A=3/D=1 then is moderated OUT; the next votes + tick applies the moderation (zeroed rating_mat) and recomputes.""" + conv = Conversation("gv-raw", last_updated=1) + votes = [] + for pid, (v0, v1) in enumerate([(1, 1), (1, -1), (-1, -1), (1, 1)]): + votes.append({"pid": pid, "tid": 0, "vote": v0, "created": 10 + pid}) + votes.append({"pid": pid, "tid": 1, "vote": v1, "created": 20 + pid}) + conv = conv.update_votes({"votes": votes, "lastVoteTimestamp": 30}, + recompute=False) + conv = conv.recompute() + conv = conv.mod_update([_row(0, mod=-1, modified=100)]) + return conv.update_votes( + {"votes": [{"pid": 0, "tid": 1, "vote": 1, "created": 40}], + "lastVoteTimestamp": 40}, + recompute=True, + ) + + def test_legacy_group_votes_report_actual_votes_for_moderated_tid(self, legacy_mode): + # group-votes must still tally tid 0's REAL votes post-moderation. + gv = self._moderated_conv().group_votes + assert gv, "expected at least one group" + tot_a = sum(g["votes"][0]["A"] for g in gv.values()) + tot_d = sum(g["votes"][0]["D"] for g in gv.values()) + tot_s = sum(g["votes"][0]["S"] for g in gv.values()) + assert (tot_a, tot_d) == (3, 1) + assert tot_s == 4 + + def test_legacy_to_dynamo_dict_group_votes_tally_raw_matrix(self, legacy_mode): + # #2656 review finding 4: the THIRD inline group-votes tally + # (to_dynamo_dict) must obey the same raw-matrix rule as + # _compute_group_votes and to_dict — not the zeroed rating_mat. + dyn = self._moderated_conv().to_dynamo_dict() + gv = dyn["group_votes"] + assert gv, "expected at least one group" + tot_a = sum(g["votes"][0]["agree"] for g in gv.values()) + tot_d = sum(g["votes"][0]["disagree"] for g in gv.values()) + tot_s = sum(g["votes"][0]["total"] for g in gv.values()) + assert (tot_a, tot_d) == (3, 1) + assert tot_s == 4 + + +class TestNoRecomputeAndImmutability: + def test_math_state_untouched(self): + conv = _conv() + sentinel_pca = {"center": np.array([0.5]), "comps": np.array([[1.0], [0.0]])} + conv.pca = sentinel_pca + conv.base_clusters = [{"id": 0, "members": [1], "center": [0.0, 0.0]}] + result = conv.mod_update([_row(6, mod=-1)]) + assert result.base_clusters == conv.base_clusters + assert result.pca is not None + np.testing.assert_array_equal(result.pca["center"], sentinel_pca["center"]) + + def test_returns_new_conversation_original_untouched(self): + conv = _conv(mod_out_tids={8}) + result = conv.mod_update([_row(8, mod=0)]) + assert result is not conv + assert 8 in conv.mod_out_tids + assert 8 not in result.mod_out_tids diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_old_format_repness.py b/delphi/tests/test_old_format_repness.py deleted file mode 100644 index 94459e8bd3..0000000000 --- a/delphi/tests/test_old_format_repness.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,557 +0,0 @@ -""" -Tests for the representativeness module's backwards-compatible interface. - -These tests verify the single-group, single-comment "old format" API -that wraps the new DataFrame-native implementation. -""" - -import math -import numpy as np -import pandas as pd -import sys -import os - -# Add the parent directory to the path to import the module -sys.path.append(os.path.abspath(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), '..'))) - -from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.repness import ( - PSEUDO_COUNT, - z_score_sig_90, z_score_sig_95, prop_test, two_prop_test, - comment_stats, add_comparative_stats, repness_metric, finalize_cmt_stats, - passes_by_test, best_agree, best_disagree, select_rep_comments, - select_consensus_comments, conv_repness, -) -from polismath.conversation.conversation import Conversation - - -class TestStatisticalFunctions: - """Tests for the statistical utility functions.""" - - def test_z_score_significance(self): - """Test z-score significance checks.""" - # 90% confidence — one-tailed, strict >, matching Clojure - assert z_score_sig_90(2.0) - assert not z_score_sig_90(1.2816) # boundary: not significant (strict >) - assert not z_score_sig_90(-1.2816) # negative: not significant (one-tailed) - assert not z_score_sig_90(1.0) - assert not z_score_sig_90(1.28) - - # 95% confidence — one-tailed, strict >, matching Clojure - assert z_score_sig_95(2.5) - assert not z_score_sig_95(1.6449) # boundary: not significant (strict >) - assert not z_score_sig_95(-1.6449) # negative: not significant (one-tailed) - assert not z_score_sig_95(1.5) - assert not z_score_sig_95(1.64) - - def test_prop_test(self): - """Test one-proportion z-test (Clojure formula: 2*sqrt(n+1)*((succ+1)/(n+1) - 0.5)).""" - # 70 successes out of 100 - assert np.isclose(prop_test(70, 100), - 2 * math.sqrt(101) * (71/101 - 0.5), atol=0.01) - # 10 successes out of 50 - assert np.isclose(prop_test(10, 50), - 2 * math.sqrt(51) * (11/51 - 0.5), atol=0.01) - - # Edge case: n=0 → 1.0 (Clojure parity — see scalar prop_test docstring) - assert prop_test(0, 0) == 1.0 - - def test_two_prop_test(self): - """Test two-proportion z-test with +1 pseudocounts (Clojure parity).""" - # two_prop_test(succ_in, succ_out, pop_in, pop_out) — raw counts - # After +1: pi1=71/101≈0.703, pi2=51/101≈0.505, z≈2.88 - assert np.isclose(two_prop_test(70, 50, 100, 100), 2.88, atol=0.1) - - # Equal proportions → z ≈ 0 - assert np.isclose(two_prop_test(25, 25, 50, 50), 0.0, atol=0.1) - - # pop_in=0 / pop_out=0: Clojure (stats.clj:18-33) increments all four - # inputs by 1 (no short-circuit), so pop=0 → pop=1 and the test proceeds. - # With succ_in=succ_out=5, pop_in=0, pop_out=100 → z ≈ 18.35 (positive). - # Symmetric case → z ≈ -18.35. - assert np.isclose(two_prop_test(5, 5, 0, 100), 18.3476, atol=0.01) - assert np.isclose(two_prop_test(5, 5, 100, 0), -18.3476, atol=0.01) - - -class TestCommentStats: - """Tests for comment statistics functions (old single-array interface).""" - - def test_comment_stats(self): - """Test basic comment statistics calculation.""" - # Create test votes: 3 agrees, 1 disagree, 1 pass - votes = np.array([1, 1, 1, -1, None]) - group_members = [0, 1, 2, 3, 4] - - stats = comment_stats(votes, group_members) - - assert stats['na'] == 3 - assert stats['nd'] == 1 - assert stats['ns'] == 4 - - # Check probabilities (with pseudocounts) - n_agree = 3 - n_disagree = 1 - n_votes = 4 - p_agree = (n_agree + PSEUDO_COUNT/2) / (n_votes + PSEUDO_COUNT) - p_disagree = (n_disagree + PSEUDO_COUNT/2) / (n_votes + PSEUDO_COUNT) - - assert np.isclose(stats['pa'], p_agree) - assert np.isclose(stats['pd'], p_disagree) - - # Test with no votes - empty_votes = np.array([None, None]) - empty_stats = comment_stats(empty_votes, [0, 1]) - - assert empty_stats['na'] == 0 - assert empty_stats['nd'] == 0 - assert empty_stats['ns'] == 0 - assert np.isclose(empty_stats['pa'], 0.5) - assert np.isclose(empty_stats['pd'], 0.5) - - def test_add_comparative_stats(self): - """Test adding comparative statistics.""" - # Group stats: 80% agree - group_stats = { - 'na': 8, - 'nd': 2, - 'ns': 10, - 'pa': 0.8, - 'pd': 0.2, - 'pat': 3.0, - 'pdt': -3.0 - } - - # Other group stats: 40% agree - other_stats = { - 'na': 4, - 'nd': 6, - 'ns': 10, - 'pa': 0.4, - 'pd': 0.6, - 'pat': -1.0, - 'pdt': 1.0 - } - - result = add_comparative_stats(group_stats, other_stats) - - # Check representativeness ratios - assert np.isclose(result['ra'], 0.8 / 0.4) - assert np.isclose(result['rd'], 0.2 / 0.6) - - # Test edge case with zero probability - other_stats_zero = { - 'na': 0, - 'nd': 10, - 'ns': 10, - 'pa': 0.0, - 'pd': 1.0, - 'pat': -5.0, - 'pdt': 5.0 - } - - result_zero = add_comparative_stats(group_stats, other_stats_zero) - assert np.isclose(result_zero['ra'], 1.0) # Should default to 1.0 - - def test_repness_metric(self): - """Test representativeness metric calculation.""" - stats = { - 'pa': 0.8, - 'pd': 0.2, - 'pat': 3.0, - 'pdt': -3.0, - 'ra': 2.0, - 'rd': 0.33, - 'rat': 2.5, - 'rdt': -2.5 - } - - # Calculate agree metric - agree_metric = repness_metric(stats, 'a') - # Clojure (repness.clj:191-193): (* ra rat pa pat) - expected_agree = 2.0 * 2.5 * 0.8 * 3.0 # = 12.0 - assert np.isclose(agree_metric, expected_agree) - - # Calculate disagree metric - disagree_metric = repness_metric(stats, 'd') - # Clojure: (* rd rdt pd pdt) — signed product, two negatives cancel - expected_disagree = 0.33 * (-2.5) * 0.2 * (-3.0) # = 0.495 - assert np.isclose(disagree_metric, expected_disagree) - - def test_finalize_cmt_stats(self): - """Test finalizing comment statistics.""" - # Stats where agree is more representative - agree_stats = { - 'pa': 0.8, - 'pd': 0.2, - 'pat': 3.0, - 'pdt': -3.0, - 'ra': 2.0, - 'rd': 0.33, - 'rat': 2.5, - 'rdt': -2.5 - } - - finalized_agree = finalize_cmt_stats(agree_stats) - - assert 'agree_metric' in finalized_agree - assert 'disagree_metric' in finalized_agree - assert finalized_agree['repful'] == 'agree' - - # Stats where disagree is more representative - disagree_stats = { - 'pa': 0.2, - 'pd': 0.8, - 'pat': -3.0, - 'pdt': 3.0, - 'ra': 0.33, - 'rd': 2.0, - 'rat': -2.5, - 'rdt': 2.5 - } - - finalized_disagree = finalize_cmt_stats(disagree_stats) - assert finalized_disagree['repful'] == 'disagree' - - -class TestSelectionFunctions: - """Tests for representative comment selection functions.""" - - def test_passes_by_test(self): - """Test checking if comments pass significance tests.""" - # Create stats that pass significance tests - passing_stats = { - 'pa': 0.8, - 'pd': 0.2, - 'pat': 3.0, - 'pdt': -3.0, - 'ra': 2.0, - 'rd': 0.33, - 'rat': 3.0, - 'rdt': -3.0 - } - - assert passes_by_test(passing_stats, 'agree') - assert not passes_by_test(passing_stats, 'disagree') - - # Create stats that don't pass (not significant) - failing_stats = { - 'pa': 0.8, - 'pd': 0.2, - 'pat': 1.0, # Below 90% threshold - 'pdt': -1.0, - 'ra': 2.0, - 'rd': 0.33, - 'rat': 1.0, # Below 90% threshold - 'rdt': -1.0 - } - - assert not passes_by_test(failing_stats, 'agree') - - def test_best_agree(self): - """Test filtering for best agreement comments.""" - # Create a mix of stats - stats = [ - { # Passes tests, high agreement - 'comment_id': 'c1', - 'pa': 0.8, 'pd': 0.2, - 'pat': 3.0, 'pdt': -3.0, - 'rat': 3.0, 'rdt': -3.0 - }, - { # Doesn't pass tests - 'comment_id': 'c2', - 'pa': 0.6, 'pd': 0.4, - 'pat': 1.0, 'pdt': -1.0, - 'rat': 1.0, 'rdt': -1.0 - }, - { # Not agreement (more disagree) - 'comment_id': 'c3', - 'pa': 0.3, 'pd': 0.7, - 'pat': -2.0, 'pdt': 2.0, - 'rat': -2.0, 'rdt': 2.0 - }, - { # Passes tests, moderate agreement - 'comment_id': 'c4', - 'pa': 0.7, 'pd': 0.3, - 'pat': 2.5, 'pdt': -2.5, - 'rat': 2.5, 'rdt': -2.5 - } - ] - - best = best_agree(stats) - - # Should return 2 comments that pass tests - assert len(best) == 2 - comment_ids = [s['comment_id'] for s in best] - assert 'c1' in comment_ids - assert 'c4' in comment_ids - assert 'c3' not in comment_ids - - def test_best_disagree(self): - """Test filtering for best disagreement comments.""" - # Create a mix of stats - stats = [ - { # Not disagreement (more agree) - 'comment_id': 'c1', - 'pa': 0.8, 'pd': 0.2, - 'pat': 3.0, 'pdt': -3.0, - 'rat': 3.0, 'rdt': -3.0 - }, - { # Disagreement but doesn't pass tests - 'comment_id': 'c2', - 'pa': 0.4, 'pd': 0.6, - 'pat': -1.0, 'pdt': 1.0, - 'rat': -1.0, 'rdt': 1.0 - }, - { # Passes tests, high disagreement - 'comment_id': 'c3', - 'pa': 0.2, 'pd': 0.8, - 'pat': -3.0, 'pdt': 3.0, - 'rat': -3.0, 'rdt': 3.0 - } - ] - - best = best_disagree(stats) - - # Should return 1 comment that passes tests - assert len(best) == 1 - assert best[0]['comment_id'] == 'c3' - - def test_select_rep_comments(self): - """Test selecting representative comments.""" - # Create a mix of stats - stats = [ - { # Strong agree - 'comment_id': 'c1', - 'pa': 0.9, 'pd': 0.1, - 'pat': 4.0, 'pdt': -4.0, - 'rat': 4.0, 'rdt': -4.0, - 'agree_metric': 7.2, - 'disagree_metric': 0.9 - }, - { # Moderate agree - 'comment_id': 'c2', - 'pa': 0.7, 'pd': 0.3, - 'pat': 2.0, 'pdt': -2.0, - 'rat': 2.0, 'rdt': -2.0, - 'agree_metric': 2.8, - 'disagree_metric': 1.2 - }, - { # Weak agree - 'comment_id': 'c3', - 'pa': 0.6, 'pd': 0.4, - 'pat': 1.0, 'pdt': -1.0, - 'rat': 1.0, 'rdt': -1.0, - 'agree_metric': 1.2, - 'disagree_metric': 0.8 - }, - { # Strong disagree - 'comment_id': 'c4', - 'pa': 0.1, 'pd': 0.9, - 'pat': -4.0, 'pdt': 4.0, - 'rat': -4.0, 'rdt': 4.0, - 'agree_metric': 0.8, - 'disagree_metric': 7.2 - }, - { # Moderate disagree - 'comment_id': 'c5', - 'pa': 0.3, 'pd': 0.7, - 'pat': -2.0, 'pdt': 2.0, - 'rat': -2.0, 'rdt': 2.0, - 'agree_metric': 1.2, - 'disagree_metric': 2.8 - } - ] - - # Set 'repful' for all stats to match the implementation - for stat in stats: - if stat.get('agree_metric', 0) >= stat.get('disagree_metric', 0): - stat['repful'] = 'agree' - else: - stat['repful'] = 'disagree' - - # Select with default counts - selected = select_rep_comments(stats) - - # Check that we get some representative comments - assert len(selected) > 0 - - # Verify that comments are properly marked - agree_comments = [s for s in selected if s['repful'] == 'agree'] - disagree_comments = [s for s in selected if s['repful'] == 'disagree'] - - # Make sure we have both types of comments if available - assert len(agree_comments) > 0 - assert len(disagree_comments) > 0 - - # Check that the order is by metrics - if len(agree_comments) >= 2: - assert agree_comments[0]['agree_metric'] >= agree_comments[1]['agree_metric'] - - if len(disagree_comments) >= 2: - assert disagree_comments[0]['disagree_metric'] >= disagree_comments[1]['disagree_metric'] - - # Test with different counts - selected_custom = select_rep_comments(stats, agree_count=2, disagree_count=1) - - assert len(selected_custom) == 3 - agree_count = sum(1 for s in selected_custom if s['repful'] == 'agree') - disagree_count = sum(1 for s in selected_custom if s['repful'] == 'disagree') - - assert agree_count == 2 - assert disagree_count == 1 - - # Test with empty stats - assert select_rep_comments([]) == [] - - -class TestConsensusAndGroupRepness: - """Tests for consensus and group representativeness functions.""" - - def test_select_consensus_comments(self): - """Test selecting consensus comments.""" - # Create stats for groups - group1_stats = [ - { - 'comment_id': 'c1', - 'group_id': 1, - 'pa': 0.8, 'pd': 0.2 - }, - { - 'comment_id': 'c2', - 'group_id': 1, - 'pa': 0.7, 'pd': 0.3 - } - ] - - group2_stats = [ - { - 'comment_id': 'c1', - 'group_id': 2, - 'pa': 0.85, 'pd': 0.15 - }, - { - 'comment_id': 'c2', - 'group_id': 2, - 'pa': 0.6, 'pd': 0.4 - }, - { - 'comment_id': 'c3', - 'group_id': 2, - 'pa': 0.9, 'pd': 0.1 - } - ] - - # Combine stats - all_stats = group1_stats + group2_stats - - consensus = select_consensus_comments(all_stats) - - # Comments with high agreement across all groups should be consensus - assert len(consensus) > 0 - - # Verify comment IDs in consensus list - both c1 and c2 have high agreement - consensus_ids = [c['comment_id'] for c in consensus] - - # At least one of these should be in the consensus - assert 'c1' in consensus_ids or 'c2' in consensus_ids - - # NOTE: The implementation actually sorts by average agreement - # c3 has the highest average agreement (0.9) but is only in one group - # So it's actually expected that c3 could be in the consensus - # Just verify that the implementation is consistent in its behavior - - # Check all consensus comments have the correct label - for comment in consensus: - assert comment['repful'] == 'consensus' - - -class TestIntegration: - """Integration tests for the representativeness module.""" - - def test_conv_repness(self): - """Test the main representativeness calculation function.""" - # Create a test vote matrix - vote_data = np.array([ - [1, 1, -1, None], # Participant 1 - [1, 1, -1, 1], # Participant 2 - [-1, -1, 1, -1], # Participant 3 - [-1, -1, 1, 1] # Participant 4 - ]) - - row_names = ['p1', 'p2', 'p3', 'p4'] - col_names = ['c1', 'c2', 'c3', 'c4'] - - vote_matrix = pd.DataFrame(vote_data, index=row_names, columns=col_names) - - # Create group clusters - group_clusters = [ - {'id': 1, 'members': ['p1', 'p2']}, # Group 1: mostly agrees with c1, c2 - {'id': 2, 'members': ['p3', 'p4']} # Group 2: mostly agrees with c3 - ] - - # Calculate representativeness - repness_result = conv_repness(vote_matrix, group_clusters) - - # Check result structure - assert 'comment_ids' in repness_result - assert 'group_repness' in repness_result - assert 'consensus_comments' in repness_result - - # Check group repness - assert 1 in repness_result['group_repness'] - assert 2 in repness_result['group_repness'] - - # Group 1 should identify c1/c2 as representative - group1_rep_ids = [s['comment_id'] for s in repness_result['group_repness'][1]] - assert 'c1' in group1_rep_ids or 'c2' in group1_rep_ids - - # Group 2 should identify c3 as representative - group2_rep_ids = [s['comment_id'] for s in repness_result['group_repness'][2]] - assert 'c3' in group2_rep_ids - - def test_participant_stats(self): - """Test participant statistics calculation via vectorized method.""" - # Create a test vote matrix - vote_data = np.array([ - [1, 1, -1, None], # Participant 1 - [1, 1, -1, 1], # Participant 2 - [-1, -1, 1, -1], # Participant 3 - [-1, -1, 1, 1] # Participant 4 - ]) - - row_names = ['p1', 'p2', 'p3', 'p4'] - col_names = ['c1', 'c2', 'c3', 'c4'] - - vote_matrix = pd.DataFrame(vote_data, index=row_names, columns=col_names) - - # Create group clusters. _compute_participant_info_optimized only - # reads 'id' and 'members'; 'center' is unused but kept to mirror - # the production cluster schema. - group_clusters = [ - {'id': 1, 'members': ['p1', 'p2'], 'center': [0.0]}, - {'id': 2, 'members': ['p3', 'p4'], 'center': [0.0]} - ] - - # Calculate participant stats using vectorized method - conv = Conversation("test") - ptpt_stats = conv._compute_participant_info_optimized(vote_matrix, group_clusters) - - # Check result structure - assert 'participant_ids' in ptpt_stats - assert 'stats' in ptpt_stats - - # Check participant stats - for ptpt_id in row_names: - assert ptpt_id in ptpt_stats['stats'] - stats = ptpt_stats['stats'][ptpt_id] - - assert 'n_agree' in stats - assert 'n_disagree' in stats - assert 'n_votes' in stats - assert 'group' in stats - assert 'group_correlations' in stats - - # Check specific stats - p1_stats = ptpt_stats['stats']['p1'] - assert p1_stats['n_agree'] == 2 - assert p1_stats['n_disagree'] == 1 - assert p1_stats['group'] == 1 diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_participant_info.py b/delphi/tests/test_participant_info.py index 84ede4f450..c8caaa8a65 100644 --- a/delphi/tests/test_participant_info.py +++ b/delphi/tests/test_participant_info.py @@ -659,6 +659,23 @@ def test_vectorized_matches_per_participant_corrcoef(dataset_name): ) +# PGR (Python golden) deferral — same treatment as test_regression.py +# (2026-06-11 decision): goldens shift on every Clojure-parity fix. The +# stored private-dataset goldens predate the gid label-swap fix +# (2026-07-05), which re-orders group ids to Clojure encounter order — +# per-(pid, group) correlations are keyed by gid, so all comparisons +# against pre-fix goldens fail by design, not by regression. +# REACTIVATION: re-record goldens + remove this mark at the +# Python-vs-Python phase. +_goldens_deferred = pytest.mark.skip( + reason="PGR goldens deferred during Clojure-parity phase (2026-06-11 " + "decision); stored goldens predate the gid label-swap fix " + "(2026-07-05). Re-record + reactivate at the Python-vs-Python " + "phase.", +) + + +@_goldens_deferred @_skip_golden @pytest.mark.use_discovered_datasets def test_participant_info_matches_golden(dataset_name): diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_pca_warm_start.py b/delphi/tests/test_pca_warm_start.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..95a3035077 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/test_pca_warm_start.py @@ -0,0 +1,213 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +""" +Tests for PCA warm-start threading in 'clojure-legacy' engine mode (PR-B). + +Clojure warm-starts the power-iteration PCA with the PREVIOUS tick's +post-normalization unit components (conversation.clj:381-387 passes +:start-vectors (get-in conv [:pca :comps]) into powerit-pca, pca.clj:86-105). +Python already supports start_vectors in powerit_pca, but no production caller +passed them — every tick ran cold. This module verifies: + + 1. pca_project_dataframe threads start_vectors into powerit_pca, and refuses + to run sklearn when warm-start vectors are required (sklearn cannot inject + start vectors) — it warns and falls back to power iteration. + 2. A second recompute tick feeds tick-1's comps to powerit_pca as + start_vectors (the engine's only path since the mode collapse; the + former improved-mode cold recompute is parked: + POST_CUTOVER_IMPROVEMENTS.md item 8). + 3. Warm-started tick-2 comps stay close in angle to tick-1 (reduced jitter). +""" + +import os +import sys + +import numpy as np +import pytest + +sys.path.append(os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))) + +import polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.pca as pca_mod +from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.pca import ( + pca_project_dataframe, + PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR, +) +from polismath.conversation.conversation import Conversation + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Synthetic two-group data helpers +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +def _two_group_votes(pids, tids, group_a): + """Group A agrees on the first half of tids, disagrees on the second half; + group B is the mirror image. Gives a clean 1-D PCA separation.""" + votes = [] + half = len(tids) // 2 + for pid in pids: + in_a = pid in group_a + for j, tid in enumerate(tids): + first_half = j < half + # A: +1 on first half, -1 on second; B: mirror. + v = 1.0 if (first_half == in_a) else -1.0 + votes.append({'pid': pid, 'tid': tid, 'vote': v}) + return {'votes': votes} + + +def _spy_powerit(monkeypatch): + """Wrap pca.powerit_pca to record the start_vectors of every call while + still running the real computation.""" + recorded = [] + real = pca_mod.powerit_pca + + def spy(matrix, n_comps=2, iters=100, start_vectors=None): + recorded.append(start_vectors) + return real(matrix, n_comps=n_comps, iters=iters, start_vectors=start_vectors) + + monkeypatch.setattr(pca_mod, 'powerit_pca', spy) + return recorded + + +def _angle_deg(u, v): + u = np.asarray(u, dtype=float) + v = np.asarray(v, dtype=float) + c = np.dot(u, v) / (np.linalg.norm(u) * np.linalg.norm(v) + 1e-300) + return np.degrees(np.arccos(np.clip(abs(c), -1.0, 1.0))) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# 1. pca_project_dataframe: start_vectors threading + sklearn conflict +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +class TestDataframeStartVectors: + + def _df(self): + import pandas as pd + rng = np.random.default_rng(0) + # 8 ptpts x 5 comments, two clear blocks. + block = np.vstack([np.ones((4, 5)), -np.ones((4, 5))]) + block[:, 2] *= -1 # break perfect collinearity a bit + noise = rng.normal(scale=0.01, size=block.shape) + return pd.DataFrame(block + noise, + index=[f'p{i}' for i in range(8)], + columns=[f'c{j}' for j in range(5)]) + + def test_start_vectors_reach_powerit(self, monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.delenv(PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR, raising=False) + recorded = _spy_powerit(monkeypatch) + df = self._df() + sv = np.ones((2, 5)) + pca_project_dataframe(df, n_comps=2, start_vectors=sv) + assert len(recorded) == 1 + assert recorded[0] is not None + np.testing.assert_array_equal(np.asarray(recorded[0]), sv) + + def test_default_start_vectors_none(self, monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.delenv(PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR, raising=False) + recorded = _spy_powerit(monkeypatch) + df = self._df() + pca_project_dataframe(df, n_comps=2) + assert recorded == [None] + + def test_require_powerit_overrides_sklearn_with_warning(self, monkeypatch, caplog): + """When warm-start vectors are supplied but POLISMATH_PCA_IMPL=sklearn, + the solver must fall back to power iteration (sklearn cannot inject a + start vector) and log a warning.""" + monkeypatch.setenv(PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR, 'sklearn') + recorded = _spy_powerit(monkeypatch) + df = self._df() + sv = np.ones((2, 5)) + with caplog.at_level('WARNING'): + pca_project_dataframe(df, n_comps=2, start_vectors=sv, require_powerit=True) + # powerit was actually called (sklearn branch would not touch it) + assert len(recorded) == 1 + assert recorded[0] is not None + # ... and the fallback was announced (sklearn cannot inject warm start). + assert any(r.levelname == 'WARNING' and 'cannot inject the provided warm-start' in r.getMessage() + for r in caplog.records) + + def test_require_powerit_cold_warning_wording(self, monkeypatch, caplog): + """Same sklearn conflict on a COLD tick (require_powerit=True, no + start vectors): the warning must not claim vectors were supplied.""" + monkeypatch.setenv(PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR, 'sklearn') + recorded = _spy_powerit(monkeypatch) + df = self._df() + with caplog.at_level('WARNING'): + pca_project_dataframe(df, n_comps=2, require_powerit=True) + assert len(recorded) == 1 + assert recorded[0] is None + msgs = [r.getMessage() for r in caplog.records if r.levelname == 'WARNING'] + assert any('require_powerit' in m for m in msgs) + assert not any('provided warm-start' in m for m in msgs) + + def test_improved_path_byte_identical(self, monkeypatch): + """No start_vectors + no require_powerit == exactly the pre-PR behavior.""" + monkeypatch.delenv(PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR, raising=False) + df = self._df() + base, _ = pca_project_dataframe(df, n_comps=2) + same, _ = pca_project_dataframe(df, n_comps=2, start_vectors=None, + require_powerit=False) + np.testing.assert_array_equal(base['comps'], same['comps']) + np.testing.assert_array_equal(base['center'], same['center']) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# 2/3/4. Two-tick chained recompute through the Conversation pipeline +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +class TestChainedWarmStart: + + PIDS = [f'p{i}' for i in range(6)] + TIDS = [f'c{j}' for j in range(4)] + GROUP_A = {'p0', 'p1', 'p2'} + + def _tick1(self): + return _two_group_votes(self.PIDS, self.TIDS, self.GROUP_A) + + def _tick2_new_ptpt(self): + # A new participant votes on the SAME comments (no new column), so the + # warm-start vectors line up 1:1 with the current column set. + return _two_group_votes(['p6'], self.TIDS, self.GROUP_A) + + def _run_two_ticks(self, monkeypatch, mode): + monkeypatch.delenv(PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR, raising=False) + recorded = _spy_powerit(monkeypatch) + conv0 = Conversation('warm') + conv1 = conv0.update_votes(self._tick1()) + conv2 = conv1.update_votes(self._tick2_new_ptpt()) + return conv1, conv2, recorded + + def test_legacy_tick2_receives_tick1_comps(self, monkeypatch): + conv1, conv2, recorded = self._run_two_ticks(monkeypatch, 'clojure-legacy') + assert len(recorded) == 2 + # Tick 1 is cold (no previous comps). + assert recorded[0] is None + # Tick 2 warm-starts from tick-1's comps. + assert recorded[1] is not None + np.testing.assert_allclose(np.asarray(recorded[1]), + np.asarray(conv1.pca['comps'])) + + def test_legacy_warm_comps_close_in_angle(self, monkeypatch): + conv1, conv2, _ = self._run_two_ticks(monkeypatch, 'clojure-legacy') + # Same column set across ticks, so comps are directly comparable. + # Two perfectly-separable groups are rank-1, so PC2 is a degenerate + # zero vector — skip components with ~no variance in either tick. + comps1 = np.asarray(conv1.pca['comps']) + comps2 = np.asarray(conv2.pca['comps']) + checked = 0 + for i in range(len(comps1)): + if np.linalg.norm(comps1[i]) > 1e-8 and np.linalg.norm(comps2[i]) > 1e-8: + assert _angle_deg(comps1[i], comps2[i]) < 15.0 + checked += 1 + assert checked >= 1, "no non-degenerate component to compare" + + def test_legacy_prev_pca_without_comps_falls_back_to_cold(self, monkeypatch): + """A prev_pca whose 'comps' is missing/None must NOT be turned into a + np.asarray(None) garbage seed — it falls back to the cold draw.""" + monkeypatch.delenv(PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR, raising=False) + recorded = _spy_powerit(monkeypatch) + conv = Conversation('warm').update_votes(self._tick1()) + for degenerate in ({'center': None, 'comps': None}, {}): + conv._compute_pca(prev_pca=degenerate) + assert recorded[-1] is None, ( + f"prev_pca={degenerate!r} must cold-start, not seed powerit" + ) diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_pipeline_integrity.py b/delphi/tests/test_pipeline_integrity.py index 60d007e45a..19a2e10de0 100644 --- a/delphi/tests/test_pipeline_integrity.py +++ b/delphi/tests/test_pipeline_integrity.py @@ -195,10 +195,15 @@ def test_full_pipeline(dataset_name: str) -> None: print(f" Agree: {comment.get('pa', 0):.2f}, Disagree: {comment.get('pd', 0):.2f}") print(f" Metrics: A={comment.get('agree_metric', 0):.2f}, D={comment.get('disagree_metric', 0):.2f}") - # Check consensus comments + # Check consensus comments. Post-D11 (PR 9), shape is + # `{'agree': [...], 'disagree': [...]}` matching Clojure. print("\n Consensus Comments:") - for i, comment in enumerate(updated_conv.repness.get('consensus_comments', [])): - print(f" - Comment {i+1}: ID {comment.get('comment_id')}, Avg Agree: {comment.get('avg_agree', 0):.2f}") + consensus = updated_conv.repness.get('consensus_comments', {}) + for side in ('agree', 'disagree'): + for i, comment in enumerate(consensus.get(side, [])): + print(f" - {side} #{i+1}: ID {comment.get('tid')}, " + f"p-success={comment.get('p-success', 0):.2f}, " + f"p-test={comment.get('p-test', 0):.2f}") else: print(" No representativeness results available") diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_powerit_pca.py b/delphi/tests/test_powerit_pca.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..81cb682a34 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/test_powerit_pca.py @@ -0,0 +1,303 @@ +""" +Tests for the Clojure-parity power-iteration PCA port (`powerit_pca`). + +Clojure reference: math/src/polismath/math/pca.clj + - power-iteration (l.38-56): fixed iteration count (default 100), exact + eigenvalue-equality early exit, ones-padding of short start vectors. + - factor-matrix (l.66-76): per-component Gram-Schmidt deflation. + - powerit-pca (l.86-105): column-mean centering, n_comps clamped to + min(rows, cols), per-component start vector (provided or random). + - wrapped-pca (l.108-124): all-zero start vectors are treated as missing. + +Also covers the POLISMATH_PCA_IMPL env-var switch in pca_project_dataframe: +'powerit' (default, legacy/Clojure-parity) vs 'sklearn' (improved path). +""" + +import inspect + +import numpy as np +import pandas as pd +import pytest + +from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.pca import ( + pca_project_dataframe, + powerit_pca, +) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Helpers +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +def _structured_data(n_rows: int = 60, n_cols: int = 12, seed: int = 7) -> np.ndarray: + """Dense data with a well-separated spectrum (fast power-iteration convergence).""" + rng = np.random.default_rng(seed) + v1 = rng.normal(size=n_cols) + v1 /= np.linalg.norm(v1) + v2 = rng.normal(size=n_cols) + v2 -= v1 * np.dot(v1, v2) + v2 /= np.linalg.norm(v2) + a = rng.normal(size=n_rows) + b = rng.normal(size=n_rows) + noise = rng.normal(scale=0.05, size=(n_rows, n_cols)) + return 5.0 * np.outer(a, v1) + 2.0 * np.outer(b, v2) + noise + + +def _votes_like_data(n_rows: int = 80, n_cols: int = 30, seed: int = 11) -> np.ndarray: + """Ternary vote-like matrix with two opinion groups (dense, no NaN).""" + rng = np.random.default_rng(seed) + group = rng.integers(0, 2, size=n_rows) + lean = np.where(group[:, None] == 0, 0.6, -0.6) + raw = lean + rng.normal(scale=0.8, size=(n_rows, n_cols)) + return np.sign(np.round(raw)).clip(-1, 1) + + +def _eigh_top_components(data: np.ndarray, n: int = 2) -> np.ndarray: + """Reference principal components via numpy.linalg.eigh of the scatter matrix.""" + centered = data - data.mean(axis=0) + scatter = centered.T @ centered + _, vecs = np.linalg.eigh(scatter) # ascending eigenvalues + return vecs[:, ::-1][:, :n].T # top-n as rows + + +def _angle_deg(u: np.ndarray, v: np.ndarray) -> float: + """Angle between two vectors in degrees, ignoring sign (eigenvector convention).""" + cos = abs(np.dot(u, v)) / (np.linalg.norm(u) * np.linalg.norm(v)) + return float(np.degrees(np.arccos(np.clip(cos, -1.0, 1.0)))) + + +def _vote_dataframe_with_nans(seed: int = 3) -> pd.DataFrame: + """Small vote DataFrame with NaNs, for pca_project_dataframe flag tests.""" + rng = np.random.default_rng(seed) + data = _votes_like_data(n_rows=25, n_cols=10, seed=seed).astype(float) + mask = rng.random(data.shape) < 0.3 + data[mask] = np.nan + # Belt: guarantee at least one vote per column so imputation is exercised, + # not the all-NaN-column fallback. + data[0, :] = 1.0 + return pd.DataFrame(data, + index=[f"p{i}" for i in range(data.shape[0])], + columns=[f"c{j}" for j in range(data.shape[1])]) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Clojure-parity semantics +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +class TestPoweritPcaCorrectness: + + def test_default_iters_matches_clojure(self): + """Clojure default: power-iteration iters=100 (pca.clj:43), and the + production pipeline also passes :pca-iters 100 (conversation.clj:146).""" + sig = inspect.signature(powerit_pca) + assert sig.parameters['iters'].default == 100 + + def test_center_is_column_mean(self): + data = _structured_data() + result = powerit_pca(data) + np.testing.assert_array_equal(result['center'], data.mean(axis=0)) + + def test_components_match_numpy_eigh(self): + """PC1/PC2 must match eigh of the scatter matrix (up to sign).""" + data = _structured_data() + result = powerit_pca(data, n_comps=2) + reference = _eigh_top_components(data, 2) + assert result['comps'].shape == (2, data.shape[1]) + pc1_angle = _angle_deg(result['comps'][0], reference[0]) + pc2_angle = _angle_deg(result['comps'][1], reference[1]) + # Well-separated spectrum + 100 fixed iterations => machine precision. + assert pc1_angle < 1e-3 + assert pc2_angle < 1e-3 + + def test_components_unit_norm_and_orthogonal(self): + data = _structured_data(seed=13) + comps = powerit_pca(data, n_comps=2)['comps'] + np.testing.assert_allclose(np.linalg.norm(comps, axis=1), 1.0, atol=1e-12) + # Gram-Schmidt deflation (factor-matrix) removes the PC1 direction. + assert abs(np.dot(comps[0], comps[1])) < 1e-8 + + def test_n_comps_clamped_to_data_dim(self): + """Clojure clamps to (min n-comps (min rows cols)) — pca.clj:93,96.""" + data = _structured_data(n_rows=3, n_cols=5, seed=5) + result = powerit_pca(data, n_comps=4) + assert result['comps'].shape == (3, 5) + + def test_votes_like_data_matches_eigh(self): + """Same check on ternary vote-like data (the production regime).""" + data = _votes_like_data() + comps = powerit_pca(data, n_comps=2)['comps'] + reference = _eigh_top_components(data, 2) + assert _angle_deg(comps[0], reference[0]) < 0.01 + assert _angle_deg(comps[1], reference[1]) < 0.01 + + +class TestPoweritPcaDeterminismAndStartVectors: + + def test_two_calls_bit_identical(self): + """Cold start must be deterministic (project invariant, 2026-07-05 + determinism verification) — unlike Clojure's unseeded (rand).""" + data = _votes_like_data(seed=17) + r1 = powerit_pca(data, n_comps=2) + r2 = powerit_pca(data, n_comps=2) + np.testing.assert_array_equal(r1['center'], r2['center']) + np.testing.assert_array_equal(r1['comps'], r2['comps']) + + def test_start_vectors_honored(self): + """With iters=0 power iteration does exactly one multiplication, so the + output is a direct function of the start vector: normalise(XᵀX·start).""" + data = _structured_data(seed=19) + centered = data - data.mean(axis=0) + rng = np.random.default_rng(23) + start = rng.random(data.shape[1]) + + result = powerit_pca(data, n_comps=1, iters=0, start_vectors=[start]) + expected = centered.T @ (centered @ start) + expected /= np.linalg.norm(expected) + np.testing.assert_allclose(result['comps'][0], expected, rtol=1e-12, atol=1e-12) + + # A different start vector must give a measurably different output. + other = rng.random(data.shape[1]) + result_other = powerit_pca(data, n_comps=1, iters=0, start_vectors=[other]) + assert _angle_deg(result['comps'][0], result_other['comps'][0]) > 0.001 + + def test_short_start_vector_padded_with_ones(self): + """Clojure pads short start vectors with 1s when new comments have + added columns (pca.clj:46-49).""" + data = _structured_data(seed=29) + n_cols = data.shape[1] + short = np.array([0.5, -0.25, 0.75]) + padded = np.concatenate([short, np.ones(n_cols - short.size)]) + + r_short = powerit_pca(data, n_comps=1, iters=0, start_vectors=[short]) + r_padded = powerit_pca(data, n_comps=1, iters=0, start_vectors=[padded]) + np.testing.assert_allclose(r_short['comps'][0], r_padded['comps'][0], + rtol=1e-12, atol=1e-12) + + def test_zero_start_vector_treated_as_missing(self): + """wrapped-pca maps all-zero start vectors to nil (pca.clj:122-123), + which powerit-pca replaces with a fresh start; ours is deterministic.""" + data = _votes_like_data(seed=31) + r_zero = powerit_pca(data, n_comps=2, start_vectors=[np.zeros(data.shape[1])]) + r_cold = powerit_pca(data, n_comps=2) + np.testing.assert_array_equal(r_zero['comps'], r_cold['comps']) + + def test_warm_start_converges_to_same_components(self): + """Warm-starting from the previous tick's comps (conversation.clj:385) + must land on the same components as a cold start (up to sign). + + NOT bit-identical: 100 FIXED iterations (no convergence criterion, + Clojure parity) leave truncation error that depends on the start. + Measured on this data: 0° (PC1) / 4.2e-5° (PC2, flatter residual + spectrum after deflation). Bound 1e-3° = ~24x headroom while still + far below any behaviorally relevant angle.""" + data = _votes_like_data(seed=37) + cold = powerit_pca(data, n_comps=2) + warm = powerit_pca(data, n_comps=2, start_vectors=list(cold['comps'])) + assert _angle_deg(cold['comps'][0], warm['comps'][0]) < 1e-3 + assert _angle_deg(cold['comps'][1], warm['comps'][1]) < 1e-3 + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# POLISMATH_PCA_IMPL flag in pca_project_dataframe +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +class TestPcaImplFlag: + + def test_default_is_powerit(self, monkeypatch): + """With the env var unset, pca_project_dataframe must use powerit_pca + (bit-identical comps) — legacy/parity mode is the default.""" + monkeypatch.delenv('POLISMATH_PCA_IMPL', raising=False) + df = _vote_dataframe_with_nans() + + pca_results, proj = pca_project_dataframe(df, n_comps=2) + + # Replicate the documented imputation: NaN -> column nanmean. + matrix = df.to_numpy(copy=True) + col_means = np.nanmean(matrix, axis=0) + nan_idx = np.where(np.isnan(matrix)) + matrix[nan_idx] = col_means[nan_idx[1]] + expected = powerit_pca(matrix, n_comps=2) + + np.testing.assert_array_equal(pca_results['comps'], expected['comps']) + np.testing.assert_array_equal(pca_results['center'], expected['center']) + assert len(proj) == df.shape[0] + + def test_sklearn_flag_selects_sklearn(self, monkeypatch): + """POLISMATH_PCA_IMPL=sklearn keeps the improved sklearn path: valid + shapes, and NOT bit-identical to the powerit solver output.""" + df = _vote_dataframe_with_nans() + + monkeypatch.setenv('POLISMATH_PCA_IMPL', 'powerit') + powerit_results, powerit_proj = pca_project_dataframe(df, n_comps=2) + + monkeypatch.setenv('POLISMATH_PCA_IMPL', 'sklearn') + sk_results, sk_proj = pca_project_dataframe(df, n_comps=2) + + for results, proj in ((powerit_results, powerit_proj), (sk_results, sk_proj)): + assert results['comps'].shape == (2, df.shape[1]) + assert results['center'].shape == (df.shape[1],) + assert np.all(np.isfinite(results['comps'])) + assert np.all(np.isfinite(results['center'])) + assert len(proj) == df.shape[0] + assert all(p.shape == (2,) for p in proj.values()) + + # Different solvers: same subspace but not the same bits. + assert not np.array_equal(powerit_results['comps'], sk_results['comps']) + # ... yet they must agree on the actual components (loose angle check; + # tight agreement is asserted in test_agreement_with_sklearn below). + for i in range(2): + assert _angle_deg(powerit_results['comps'][i], sk_results['comps'][i]) < 1.0 + + def test_invalid_flag_value_falls_back_to_default(self, monkeypatch): + df = _vote_dataframe_with_nans() + monkeypatch.setenv('POLISMATH_PCA_IMPL', 'powerit') + expected, _ = pca_project_dataframe(df, n_comps=2) + monkeypatch.setenv('POLISMATH_PCA_IMPL', 'not-a-solver') + got, _ = pca_project_dataframe(df, n_comps=2) + np.testing.assert_array_equal(got['comps'], expected['comps']) + + def test_flag_read_at_call_time(self, monkeypatch): + """The env var must be read per call (not cached at import time).""" + df = _vote_dataframe_with_nans() + monkeypatch.setenv('POLISMATH_PCA_IMPL', 'powerit') + r_powerit, _ = pca_project_dataframe(df, n_comps=2) + monkeypatch.setenv('POLISMATH_PCA_IMPL', 'sklearn') + r_sklearn, _ = pca_project_dataframe(df, n_comps=2) + assert not np.array_equal(r_powerit['comps'], r_sklearn['comps']) + + def test_pipeline_determinism_under_default(self, monkeypatch): + """Two identical pipeline calls under the default impl are bit-identical + (the 2026-07-05 determinism verification must keep holding).""" + monkeypatch.delenv('POLISMATH_PCA_IMPL', raising=False) + df = _vote_dataframe_with_nans(seed=41) + r1, p1 = pca_project_dataframe(df, n_comps=2) + r2, p2 = pca_project_dataframe(df, n_comps=2) + np.testing.assert_array_equal(r1['comps'], r2['comps']) + for pid in p1: + np.testing.assert_array_equal(p1[pid], p2[pid]) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Agreement between the two solvers +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +class TestSolverAgreement: + + def test_agreement_with_sklearn(self): + """powerit and sklearn solve the same eigenproblem; on vote-like data + with 100 fixed iterations they agree far below the 10° CCR tolerance. + Measured on this data: 0° (PC1) / 2.1e-3° (PC2, fixed-iters + truncation on the flatter post-deflation spectrum). Bound 0.1° = + ~47x headroom for BLAS/platform variation, still 100x below the CCR + tolerance and well under 1°.""" + from sklearn.decomposition import PCA + + data = _votes_like_data(n_rows=120, n_cols=40, seed=43) + powerit_comps = powerit_pca(data, n_comps=2)['comps'] + + sk = PCA(n_components=2, random_state=42) + sk.fit(data) + + for i in range(2): + angle = _angle_deg(powerit_comps[i], sk.components_[i]) + assert angle < 0.1, f"PC{i+1} angle powerit vs sklearn: {angle:.2e}°" diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_priority_unmirror.py b/delphi/tests/test_priority_unmirror.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..4a1d4bc28d --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/test_priority_unmirror.py @@ -0,0 +1,147 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +""" +Priority un-mirror (D12.6 → resolved) + Q2 prev-tick group-votes. + +Clojure's #1961 truthy-0 bug (every tid took the meta branch → all priorities +49) was fixed upstream in #2611 (merged 2026-07-18, `(contains? meta-tids +tid)` at conversation.clj:686). Python's `priority_metric` mirrored the bug +(#2571) and must now un-mirror: the real branching formula is both the +correct behavior AND the Clojure-HEAD-parity behavior, in BOTH engine modes. + +Separately (CLOJURE_QUIRKS Q2): Clojure's :comment-priorities node SHADOWS +its current-tick group-votes input with `(:group-votes conv)` — the PREVIOUS +tick's stored value (conversation.clj:658). The engine does the same. (The +former improved-mode current-tick read is parked: +POST_CUTOVER_IMPROVEMENTS.md item 5.) +""" + +import os +import sys + +import numpy as np +import pytest + +sys.path.append(os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))) + +from polismath.conversation.conversation import ( + Conversation, + META_PRIORITY, + importance_metric, + priority_metric, +) +from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.pca import ( + PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR, + compute_comment_extremity, + pca_project_cmnts, +) + + +N_CMTS = 6 + + +def _bloc_votes(): + votes = [] + for i in range(6): + for t in range(N_CMTS): + votes.append({'pid': f'a{i}', 'tid': f'c{t}', + 'vote': 1.0 if t < 3 else -1.0}) + votes.append({'pid': f'b{i}', 'tid': f'c{t}', + 'vote': -1.0 if t < 3 else 1.0}) + return {'votes': votes} + + +def _tick2_votes(): + """Extra votes that change several tids' A/S totals vs tick 1.""" + return {'votes': [ + {'pid': 'n0', 'tid': f'c{t}', 'vote': 1.0} for t in range(N_CMTS) + ]} + + +def _expected_priorities(conv, group_votes): + """Priorities implied by `group_votes` + `conv`'s CURRENT pca/meta state, + via the same production formula pieces (formula wiring is pinned by the + unit tests below; this pins the DATA-FLOW: which tick's group-votes).""" + center = np.asarray(conv.pca['center']) + comps = np.asarray(conv.pca['comps']) + extremity = dict(zip( + conv.rating_mat.columns, + compute_comment_extremity(pca_project_cmnts(center, comps)))) + out = {} + for tid in conv.rating_mat.columns: + A = D = S = 0 + for gv in group_votes.values(): + v = gv.get('votes', {}).get(tid, {'A': 0, 'D': 0, 'S': 0}) + A += v.get('A', 0) + D += v.get('D', 0) + S += v.get('S', 0) + P = S - (A + D) + out[tid] = float(priority_metric( + tid in conv.meta_tids, A, P, S, float(extremity.get(tid, 0)))) + return out + + +@pytest.fixture +def legacy_mode(monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.delenv(PCA_IMPL_ENV_VAR, raising=False) + + + + +class TestPriorityMetricUnmirrored: + """The real branching formula, restored (both modes — pure function).""" + + def test_non_meta_uses_importance_times_decay_squared(self): + A, P, S, E = 20, 3, 20, 0.7 + expected = (importance_metric(A, P, S, E) * (1 + 8 * 2 ** (-S / 5))) ** 2 + assert abs(priority_metric(False, A, P, S, E) - expected) < 1e-10 + # And it is NOT the mirror constant. + assert priority_metric(False, A, P, S, E) != META_PRIORITY ** 2 + + def test_meta_still_constant_49(self): + assert priority_metric(True, 20, 3, 20, 0.7) == META_PRIORITY ** 2 + + def test_zero_votes_formula(self): + # A=P=S=0: importance = (1 - 1/2) * (E+1) * (1/2); decay = 9. + E = 0.4 + expected = (0.25 * (E + 1) * 9) ** 2 + assert abs(priority_metric(False, 0, 0, 0, E) - expected) < 1e-10 + + +class TestPrioritiesGroupVotesTick: + """Q2 data-flow: which tick's group-votes feed the priorities.""" + + def test_legacy_uses_prev_tick_group_votes(self, legacy_mode): + conv1 = Conversation('q2').update_votes(_bloc_votes()) + gv1 = conv1._compute_group_votes() + conv2 = conv1.update_votes(_tick2_votes()) + gv2 = conv2._compute_group_votes() + + expected_prev = _expected_priorities(conv2, gv1) + expected_curr = _expected_priorities(conv2, gv2) + # The scenario must actually distinguish the two ticks. + assert any(abs(expected_prev[t] - expected_curr[t]) > 1e-9 + for t in expected_prev), "scenario failed to change A/P/S" + + got = {f'c{k}' if not isinstance(k, str) else k: v + for k, v in conv2.comment_priorities.items()} + for tid in expected_prev: + assert abs(got[tid] - expected_prev[tid]) < 1e-9, ( + f"{tid}: legacy priorities must come from the PREVIOUS " + f"tick's group-votes (Clojure conversation.clj:658)") + + def test_legacy_first_tick_uses_empty_group_votes(self, legacy_mode): + conv = Conversation('q2').update_votes(_bloc_votes()) + # Clojure first tick: (:group-votes conv) is nil → A=P=S=0 for every + # tid; only extremity varies. + expected = _expected_priorities(conv, {}) + got = {f'c{k}' if not isinstance(k, str) else k: v + for k, v in conv.comment_priorities.items()} + for tid in expected: + assert abs(got[tid] - expected[tid]) < 1e-9 + + def test_legacy_stores_group_votes_for_next_tick(self, legacy_mode): + conv1 = Conversation('q2').update_votes(_bloc_votes()) + assert conv1.group_votes == conv1._compute_group_votes() + +if __name__ == '__main__': + pytest.main([__file__, '-v']) diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_prodclone_extract.py b/delphi/tests/test_prodclone_extract.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..fb7d4fc7b0 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/test_prodclone_extract.py @@ -0,0 +1,782 @@ +"""Tests for the prodclone extractor (delphi/scripts/prodclone_extract.py + +delphi/polismath/replay/prodclone.py). + +Unit tests exercise the PURE building blocks (SQL builders, feature +classifiers, CSV row formatters, slug minting, path-safety guard, map +merging) with synthetic in-memory data — no database required. + +ONE integration test spins up a temp Postgres (via the existing +``require_polis_postgres`` fixture from tests/conftest.py — self-skips if +docker/a service is unavailable), seeds ~30 synthetic rows covering every +feature class, and round-trips survey → extract → ``load_export_votes``. + +Privacy: no real zids/report-ids/vote content appear anywhere here — every +seeded zid/pid/tid/vote below is synthetic, invented for this test only. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import csv +import importlib.util +import json +import re +from pathlib import Path + +import pytest +from click.testing import CliRunner + +from polismath.replay import prodclone as pc + +_CLI_PATH = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[1] / "scripts" / "prodclone_extract.py" + + +def _load_cli_module(): + spec = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location("prodclone_extract_cli", _CLI_PATH) + mod = importlib.util.module_from_spec(spec) + spec.loader.exec_module(mod) + return mod + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# classify_conversation — pure feature classifiers +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def _stats(**overrides) -> dict: + base = dict( + zid=1, + n_votes=1000, + n_ptpts=50, + n_comments=40, + n_mod_out=0, + n_revotes=0, + has_banned_voter=False, + has_meta=False, + ) + base.update(overrides) + return base + + +def test_classify_modheavy_qualifies_at_threshold(): + stats = _stats(n_comments=100, n_mod_out=20) # exactly 20% + result = pc.classify_conversation(stats) + assert result["modheavy"] == pytest.approx(0.20) + + +def test_classify_modheavy_below_threshold_excluded(): + stats = _stats(n_comments=100, n_mod_out=19) # 19% < 20% + result = pc.classify_conversation(stats) + assert result["modheavy"] is None + + +def test_classify_modheavy_zero_comments_excluded(): + stats = _stats(n_comments=0, n_mod_out=0) + result = pc.classify_conversation(stats) + assert result["modheavy"] is None + + +def test_classify_revote_qualifies_at_threshold(): + stats = _stats(n_votes=1000, n_revotes=100) # exactly 10% + result = pc.classify_conversation(stats) + assert result["revote"] == pytest.approx(0.10) + + +def test_classify_revote_below_threshold_excluded(): + stats = _stats(n_votes=1000, n_revotes=99) + result = pc.classify_conversation(stats) + assert result["revote"] is None + + +def test_classify_banned_qualifies(): + stats = _stats(has_banned_voter=True) + result = pc.classify_conversation(stats) + assert result["banned"] == pytest.approx(float(stats["n_votes"])) + + +def test_classify_banned_absent_excluded(): + stats = _stats(has_banned_voter=False) + result = pc.classify_conversation(stats) + assert result["banned"] is None + + +def test_classify_meta_qualifies(): + stats = _stats(has_meta=True) + result = pc.classify_conversation(stats) + assert result["meta"] == pytest.approx(float(stats["n_comments"])) + + +def test_classify_meta_absent_excluded(): + stats = _stats(has_meta=False) + result = pc.classify_conversation(stats) + assert result["meta"] is None + + +def test_classify_zerovote_qualifies(): + stats = _stats(n_votes=0, n_ptpts=3) + result = pc.classify_conversation(stats) + assert result["zerovote"] == pytest.approx(3.0) + + +def test_classify_zerovote_excluded_when_votes_present(): + stats = _stats(n_votes=1) + result = pc.classify_conversation(stats) + assert result["zerovote"] is None + + +def test_classify_smallmix_qualifies_when_unremarkable_and_small(): + stats = _stats(n_votes=3000, n_comments=40, n_mod_out=0, n_revotes=0, + has_banned_voter=False, has_meta=False) + result = pc.classify_conversation(stats) + assert result["smallmix"] == pytest.approx(3000.0) + assert result["midmix"] is None + + +def test_classify_midmix_qualifies_when_unremarkable_and_medium(): + stats = _stats(n_votes=30_000, n_comments=40) + result = pc.classify_conversation(stats) + assert result["midmix"] == pytest.approx(30_000.0) + assert result["smallmix"] is None + + +def test_classify_smallmix_excluded_at_zero_votes(): + """zerovote and smallmix are mutually exclusive (smallmix requires > 0).""" + stats = _stats(n_votes=0) + result = pc.classify_conversation(stats) + assert result["smallmix"] is None + assert result["midmix"] is None + + +def test_classify_smallmix_excluded_above_size_bound(): + stats = _stats(n_votes=200_000) + result = pc.classify_conversation(stats) + assert result["smallmix"] is None + assert result["midmix"] is None + + +def test_classify_unremarkable_excludes_modheavy_from_smallmix(): + """A small conversation that is ALSO modheavy must not double-count as + smallmix — 'unremarkable' means none of the other features apply.""" + stats = _stats(n_votes=3000, n_comments=100, n_mod_out=25) # 25% mod-out + result = pc.classify_conversation(stats) + assert result["modheavy"] is not None + assert result["smallmix"] is None + + +def test_classify_unremarkable_excludes_banned_from_midmix(): + stats = _stats(n_votes=30_000, has_banned_voter=True) + result = pc.classify_conversation(stats) + assert result["banned"] is not None + assert result["midmix"] is None + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# survey_candidates — sorting + per-class limit +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def test_survey_candidates_sorts_descending_by_metric_and_limits(): + rows = [ + _stats(zid=1, n_comments=100, n_mod_out=20), # 0.20 + _stats(zid=2, n_comments=100, n_mod_out=80), # 0.80 + _stats(zid=3, n_comments=100, n_mod_out=50), # 0.50 + _stats(zid=4, n_comments=100, n_mod_out=19), # excluded + ] + result = pc.survey_candidates(rows, limit=2) + modheavy = result["modheavy"] + assert [c["zid"] for c in modheavy] == [2, 3] + assert modheavy[0]["metric"] == pytest.approx(0.80) + # Row columns required by the spec (no topic/text). + for c in modheavy: + assert set(c) >= {"zid", "n_votes", "n_ptpts", "n_comments", "metric"} + + +def test_survey_candidates_zerovote_sorts_ascending_by_ptpts(): + """zerovote favors the simplest (fewest-participant) exemplar first.""" + rows = [ + _stats(zid=1, n_votes=0, n_ptpts=9), + _stats(zid=2, n_votes=0, n_ptpts=1), + _stats(zid=3, n_votes=0, n_ptpts=5), + ] + result = pc.survey_candidates(rows, limit=10) + assert [c["zid"] for c in result["zerovote"]] == [2, 3, 1] + + +def test_survey_candidates_covers_all_feature_classes(): + rows = [_stats(zid=1)] + result = pc.survey_candidates(rows, limit=5) + assert set(result) == set(pc.FEATURES) + + +def test_size_class_counts(): + rows = [ + _stats(zid=1, n_votes=100), # small + _stats(zid=2, n_votes=5000), # small (boundary, inclusive) + _stats(zid=3, n_votes=5001), # medium + _stats(zid=4, n_votes=50_000), # medium (boundary, inclusive) + _stats(zid=5, n_votes=50_001), # large + ] + counts = pc.size_class_counts(rows) + assert counts["small"] == 2 + assert counts["medium"] == 2 + assert counts["large"] == 1 + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# next_free_slug — pure slug minting +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def test_next_free_slug_first_ever(): + assert pc.next_free_slug("modheavy", []) == "pc-modheavy-01" + + +def test_next_free_slug_fills_gap(): + existing = ["pc-modheavy-01", "pc-modheavy-03"] + assert pc.next_free_slug("modheavy", existing) == "pc-modheavy-02" + + +def test_next_free_slug_ignores_other_features(): + existing = ["pc-revote-01", "pc-revote-02"] + assert pc.next_free_slug("modheavy", existing) == "pc-modheavy-01" + + +def test_next_free_slug_is_neutral(): + """Minted slugs must never leak feature-unrelated identifying info.""" + slug = pc.next_free_slug("banned", []) + assert re.fullmatch(r"pc-banned-\d\d", slug) + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# fake_report_prefix — salted hash, no zid leak +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def test_fake_report_prefix_deterministic(): + assert pc.fake_report_prefix(424242) == pc.fake_report_prefix(424242) + + +def test_fake_report_prefix_differs_across_zids(): + assert pc.fake_report_prefix(1) != pc.fake_report_prefix(2) + + +def test_fake_report_prefix_format_and_no_literal_zid(): + zid = 13579 + prefix = pc.fake_report_prefix(zid) + assert prefix.startswith("pcx") + assert re.fullmatch(r"pcx[0-9a-f]+", prefix) + assert str(zid) not in prefix + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# assert_under_local — path-safety guard +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def test_assert_under_local_accepts_path_inside(tmp_path): + target = tmp_path / ".local" / "pcxabc-pc-modheavy-01" + result = pc.assert_under_local(target, tmp_path) + assert result == target.resolve() + + +def test_assert_under_local_rejects_path_outside_dot_local(tmp_path): + """The core path-safety requirement: writing anywhere that is NOT under + /.local/ must raise, even if it's still under the real_data root.""" + bad = tmp_path / "not_local" / "pcxabc-pc-modheavy-01" + with pytest.raises(ValueError): + pc.assert_under_local(bad, tmp_path) + + +def test_assert_under_local_rejects_traversal_escape(tmp_path): + bad = tmp_path / ".local" / ".." / ".." / "evil" + with pytest.raises(ValueError): + pc.assert_under_local(bad, tmp_path) + + +def test_compute_extract_dir_confines_to_local(tmp_path): + target = pc.compute_extract_dir(tmp_path, "pcxabc123", "pc-modheavy-01") + assert target == (tmp_path / ".local" / "pcxabc123-pc-modheavy-01").resolve() + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# CSV row formatters — mirror the export format (server/src/report.ts) +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def test_format_votes_rows_flips_sign_and_maps_columns(): + raw = [{"tid": 7, "pid": 3, "vote": -1, "created": 1_700_000_000_123}] + rows = pc.format_votes_rows(raw) + assert len(rows) == 1 + row = rows[0] + assert set(row) == {"timestamp", "datetime", "comment-id", "voter-id", "vote"} + assert row["timestamp"] == "1700000000" + assert row["comment-id"] == "7" + assert row["voter-id"] == "3" + assert row["vote"] == "1" # raw -1 (agree) flips to export +1 + + +def test_format_votes_rows_preserves_all_rows_no_dedup(): + """Full revote history: two rows for the same (pid, tid) must both survive.""" + raw = [ + {"tid": 1, "pid": 1, "vote": -1, "created": 100_000}, + {"tid": 1, "pid": 1, "vote": 1, "created": 200_000}, + ] + rows = pc.format_votes_rows(raw) + assert len(rows) == 2 + assert rows[0]["vote"] == "1" + assert rows[1]["vote"] == "-1" + + +def test_format_votes_rows_preserves_input_order(): + raw = [ + {"tid": 2, "pid": 1, "vote": 0, "created": 300}, + {"tid": 1, "pid": 1, "vote": 0, "created": 100}, + ] + rows = pc.format_votes_rows(raw) + assert [r["comment-id"] for r in rows] == ["2", "1"] + + +def test_format_comments_rows_redacts_text(): + raw = [{"tid": 5, "pid": 2, "created": 1_700_000_000_000, "mod": 1}] + rows = pc.format_comments_rows(raw, vote_counts={}) + row = rows[0] + assert row["comment-body"] == "" + assert set(row) == { + "timestamp", "datetime", "comment-id", "author-id", + "agrees", "disagrees", "moderated", "comment-body", + "is-meta", "modified", + } + + +def test_format_comments_rows_counts_agrees_disagrees(): + raw = [{"tid": 5, "pid": 2, "created": 0, "mod": 0}] + rows = pc.format_comments_rows(raw, vote_counts={5: (7, 3)}) + row = rows[0] + assert row["agrees"] == "7" + assert row["disagrees"] == "3" + + +def test_format_comments_rows_default_zero_votes(): + raw = [{"tid": 9, "pid": 2, "created": 0, "mod": -1}] + rows = pc.format_comments_rows(raw, vote_counts={}) + row = rows[0] + assert row["agrees"] == "0" + assert row["disagrees"] == "0" + assert row["moderated"] == "-1" + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# is-meta / modified columns (MOD_RESTART_PORT_SPEC.md "Data" bullet): +# additive, after the existing columns; comment-body stays EMPTY regardless. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +def test_format_comments_rows_includes_is_meta_and_modified(): + raw = [{"tid": 5, "pid": 2, "created": 0, "mod": -1, "is_meta": True, "modified": 12345}] + rows = pc.format_comments_rows(raw, vote_counts={}) + row = rows[0] + assert row["is-meta"] == "True" + assert row["modified"] == "12345" + + +def test_format_comments_rows_defaults_is_meta_false_and_modified_empty_when_absent(): + # Tolerates raw rows that don't carry the new keys at all (defensive; + # every SQL-fetched row will, post this port, but the formatter itself + # stays permissive). + raw = [{"tid": 5, "pid": 2, "created": 0, "mod": -1}] + rows = pc.format_comments_rows(raw, vote_counts={}) + row = rows[0] + assert row["is-meta"] == "False" + assert row["modified"] == "" + + +def test_format_comments_rows_modified_none_becomes_empty_string(): + # comments.modified is nullable in the DB (schema permits NULL even + # though it defaults to now_as_millis()) -> empty string, not "None". + raw = [{"tid": 5, "pid": 2, "created": 0, "mod": -1, "is_meta": False, "modified": None}] + rows = pc.format_comments_rows(raw, vote_counts={}) + assert rows[0]["modified"] == "" + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# CSV writers — round-trip through csv.DictReader +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def test_write_votes_csv_round_trips(tmp_path): + raw = [ + {"tid": 1, "pid": 1, "vote": -1, "created": 1_700_000_000_000}, + {"tid": 2, "pid": 1, "vote": 1, "created": 1_700_000_001_000}, + ] + path = tmp_path / "votes.csv" + pc.write_votes_csv(path, pc.format_votes_rows(raw)) + with open(path, newline="") as fh: + reader = csv.DictReader(fh) + assert reader.fieldnames == [ + "timestamp", "datetime", "comment-id", "voter-id", "vote", + ] + got = list(reader) + assert len(got) == 2 + assert got[0]["vote"] == "1" + + +def test_write_comments_csv_round_trips(tmp_path): + raw = [{"tid": 1, "pid": 1, "created": 1_700_000_000_000, "mod": 1, + "is_meta": False, "modified": 1_700_000_000_500}] + path = tmp_path / "comments.csv" + pc.write_comments_csv(path, pc.format_comments_rows(raw, vote_counts={1: (2, 1)})) + with open(path, newline="") as fh: + reader = csv.DictReader(fh) + assert reader.fieldnames == [ + "timestamp", "datetime", "comment-id", "author-id", + "agrees", "disagrees", "moderated", "comment-body", + "is-meta", "modified", + ] + got = list(reader) + assert got[0]["comment-body"] == "" + assert got[0]["agrees"] == "2" + assert got[0]["is-meta"] == "False" + assert got[0]["modified"] == "1700000000500" + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# CLI wiring — click commands, DB access faked out (no real Postgres needed). +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +class _FakeConn: + def close(self): + pass + + +def test_survey_cli_prints_compactly_and_writes_json(tmp_path, monkeypatch): + mod = _load_cli_module() + monkeypatch.setattr(mod.psycopg2, "connect", lambda url: _FakeConn()) + + stats_rows = [ + _stats(zid=1, n_comments=100, n_mod_out=30), # modheavy + _stats(zid=2, n_votes=0, n_ptpts=2), # zerovote + ] + monkeypatch.setattr(mod.pc, "fetch_conversation_stats", lambda conn: stats_rows) + + # survey --out is containment-guarded like extract (raw zids in the JSON), + # so the test destination must live under /.local/. + monkeypatch.setattr(mod, "REAL_DATA_ROOT", tmp_path) + out_path = tmp_path / ".local" / "survey.json" + runner = CliRunner() + res = runner.invoke( + mod.cli, + ["survey", "--database-url", "postgresql://fake", "--limit", "2", + "--out", str(out_path)], + ) + assert res.exit_code == 0, res.output + assert "[modheavy]" in res.output + assert "[zerovote]" in res.output + lines = [l for l in res.output.splitlines() if l.strip()] + assert len(lines) <= 40 + + data = json.loads(out_path.read_text()) + assert data["n_conversations"] == 2 + assert any(c["zid"] == 1 for c in data["candidates"]["modheavy"]) + assert any(c["zid"] == 2 for c in data["candidates"]["zerovote"]) + # No topic/description/text anywhere in the survey output. + dumped = json.dumps(data) + for forbidden in ("topic", "description", "txt", "comment-body"): + assert forbidden not in dumped + + +def test_extract_cli_writes_files_and_updates_map(tmp_path, monkeypatch): + mod = _load_cli_module() + monkeypatch.setattr(mod.psycopg2, "connect", lambda url: _FakeConn()) + + votes_raw = [ + {"tid": 1, "pid": 1, "vote": -1, "created": 1_700_000_000_000}, + {"tid": 1, "pid": 1, "vote": 1, "created": 1_700_000_001_000}, + ] + comments_raw = [{"tid": 1, "pid": 1, "created": 1_700_000_000_000, "mod": 0}] + monkeypatch.setattr(mod.pc, "fetch_votes", lambda conn, zid: votes_raw) + monkeypatch.setattr(mod.pc, "fetch_comments", lambda conn, zid: comments_raw) + monkeypatch.setattr(mod.pc, "fetch_comment_vote_counts", lambda conn, zid: {1: (1, 1)}) + + out_root = tmp_path / "real_data_root" + runner = CliRunner() + res = runner.invoke( + mod.cli, + ["extract", "--database-url", "postgresql://fake", "--zid", "555", + "--feature", "meta", "--out-root", str(out_root)], + ) + assert res.exit_code == 0, res.output + assert "slug=pc-meta-01" in res.output + + map_path = out_root / ".local" / "prodclone_map.json" + saved_map = json.loads(map_path.read_text()) + assert saved_map["pc-meta-01"]["zid"] == 555 + assert saved_map["pc-meta-01"]["feature"] == "meta" + + extracted_dirs = list((out_root / ".local").glob("pcx*-pc-meta-01")) + assert len(extracted_dirs) == 1 + votes_csvs = list(extracted_dirs[0].glob("*-votes.csv")) + assert len(votes_csvs) == 1 + with open(votes_csvs[0], newline="") as fh: + rows = list(csv.DictReader(fh)) + assert len(rows) == 2 # full revote history, no dedup + + +def test_extract_cli_rejects_unknown_feature(tmp_path, monkeypatch): + mod = _load_cli_module() + monkeypatch.setattr(mod.psycopg2, "connect", lambda url: _FakeConn()) + runner = CliRunner() + res = runner.invoke( + mod.cli, + ["extract", "--database-url", "postgresql://fake", "--zid", "1", + "--feature", "not-a-real-feature", "--out-root", str(tmp_path)], + ) + assert res.exit_code != 0 + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# merge_prodclone_map — merge-update, never clobber +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def test_merge_prodclone_map_adds_new_slug(): + existing = {"pc-modheavy-01": {"zid": 1}} + merged = pc.merge_prodclone_map(existing, "pc-revote-01", {"zid": 2}) + assert merged["pc-modheavy-01"] == {"zid": 1} + assert merged["pc-revote-01"] == {"zid": 2} + + +def test_merge_prodclone_map_does_not_mutate_input(): + existing = {"pc-modheavy-01": {"zid": 1}} + pc.merge_prodclone_map(existing, "pc-revote-01", {"zid": 2}) + assert "pc-revote-01" not in existing + + +def test_merge_prodclone_map_overwrites_same_slug(): + existing = {"pc-modheavy-01": {"zid": 1, "n_votes": 10}} + merged = pc.merge_prodclone_map(existing, "pc-modheavy-01", {"zid": 1, "n_votes": 99}) + assert merged["pc-modheavy-01"]["n_votes"] == 99 + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# SQL builders — pure string construction (no DB), sanity-checked shape +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def test_sql_conversation_stats_mentions_expected_tables(): + sql = pc.sql_conversation_stats() + lowered = sql.lower() + for table in ("conversations", "votes", "participants", "comments"): + assert table in lowered + + +def test_sql_votes_export_orders_by_created_then_tiebreak(): + sql = pc.sql_votes_export() + lowered = sql.lower() + assert "order by" in lowered + assert "created" in lowered + assert "%s" in sql # zid placeholder + + +def test_sql_comments_export_has_zid_placeholder(): + sql = pc.sql_comments_export() + assert "%s" in sql + + +def test_sql_comments_export_selects_is_meta_and_modified(): + sql = pc.sql_comments_export() + lowered = sql.lower() + assert "is_meta" in lowered + assert "modified" in lowered + + +def test_sql_comment_vote_counts_has_zid_placeholder(): + sql = pc.sql_comment_vote_counts() + assert "%s" in sql + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Integration test — real Postgres schema, survey + extract round trip +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def _seed(cur, zid, uid_start, *, votes, comments, participants, banned_pids=()): + """Seed one synthetic conversation. + + Assumes the CALLER has already run ``SET session_replication_role = + replica`` on this session — that suppresses FK-enforcement triggers (so we + don't need real ``users`` rows) and the ``tid_auto`` trigger (so our + explicit tid values are kept verbatim instead of being reassigned). + Mirrors the pattern in tests/poller/test_integration_postgres.py. + + votes: list of (pid, tid, vote_sign, created_ms) [raw DB sign] + comments: list of (tid, pid, created_ms, mod, is_meta) + participants: list of pid + """ + cur.execute( + "INSERT INTO conversations (zid, topic, description) VALUES (%s, %s, %s)", + (zid, "t", "d"), + ) + uid = uid_start + for pid in participants: + mod = -1 if pid in banned_pids else 0 + cur.execute( + "INSERT INTO participants (zid, pid, uid, mod) VALUES (%s, %s, %s, %s)", + (zid, pid, uid + pid, mod), + ) + for tid, pid, created, mod, is_meta in comments: + cur.execute( + "INSERT INTO comments (zid, tid, pid, uid, created, txt, mod, is_meta) " + "VALUES (%s, %s, %s, %s, %s, %s, %s, %s)", + (zid, tid, pid, uid + pid, created, f"synthetic comment {zid}-{tid}", + mod, is_meta), + ) + for pid, tid, vote, created in votes: + cur.execute( + "INSERT INTO votes (zid, pid, tid, vote, created) VALUES (%s, %s, %s, %s, %s)", + (zid, pid, tid, vote, created), + ) + + +@pytest.mark.integration +def test_survey_and_extract_round_trip(tmp_path, monkeypatch): + from tests.conftest import require_polis_postgres + + with require_polis_postgres() as url: + import psycopg2 + + conn = psycopg2.connect(url) + conn.autocommit = True + try: + with conn.cursor() as cur: + cur.execute("SET session_replication_role = replica") + # zid 1: modheavy — 3/10 comments moderated-out (30% >= 20%). + _seed( + cur, zid=101_001, uid_start=1, + participants=[0, 1, 2, 3], + comments=[(t, 0, 1000 + t, (-1 if t < 3 else 0), False) + for t in range(10)], + votes=[(p, t, -1, 2000 + p * 10 + t) + for p in range(1, 4) for t in range(10)], + ) + # zid 2: revote-heavy — 2 of 10 distinct pairs revoted (>=10%). + base_votes = [(p, t, -1, 3000 + p * 10 + t) + for p in range(2) for t in range(5)] + revotes = [(0, 0, 1, 3999), (0, 1, 1, 3998)] + _seed( + cur, zid=101_002, uid_start=100, + participants=[0, 1], + comments=[(t, 0, 3000 + t, 0, False) for t in range(5)], + votes=base_votes + revotes, + ) + # zid 3: banned voter cast a vote. + _seed( + cur, zid=101_003, uid_start=200, + participants=[0, 1], + banned_pids=[1], + comments=[(0, 0, 4000, 0, False)], + votes=[(0, 0, -1, 4001), (1, 0, 1, 4002)], + ) + # zid 4: has a meta comment. + _seed( + cur, zid=101_004, uid_start=300, + participants=[0], + comments=[(0, 0, 5000, 0, True)], + votes=[(0, 0, -1, 5001)], + ) + # zid 5: zerovote. + _seed( + cur, zid=101_005, uid_start=400, + participants=[0, 1], + comments=[(0, 0, 6000, 0, False)], + votes=[], + ) + # zid 6: unremarkable small (smallmix). + _seed( + cur, zid=101_006, uid_start=500, + participants=[0, 1], + comments=[(0, 0, 7000, 0, False)], + votes=[(0, 0, -1, 7001), (1, 0, 1, 7002)], + ) + + stats = pc.fetch_conversation_stats(conn) + our_zids = {101_001, 101_002, 101_003, 101_004, 101_005, 101_006} + our_stats = [s for s in stats if s["zid"] in our_zids] + assert len(our_stats) == 6 + + survey = pc.survey_candidates(our_stats, limit=10) + assert 101_001 in {c["zid"] for c in survey["modheavy"]} + assert 101_002 in {c["zid"] for c in survey["revote"]} + assert 101_003 in {c["zid"] for c in survey["banned"]} + assert 101_004 in {c["zid"] for c in survey["meta"]} + assert 101_005 in {c["zid"] for c in survey["zerovote"]} + assert 101_006 in {c["zid"] for c in survey["smallmix"]} + + # --- extract zid 101_006 (smallmix) and verify with load_export_votes --- + out_root = tmp_path / "real_data_root" + map_path = out_root / ".local" / "prodclone_map.json" + result = pc.run_extract( + conn, zid=101_006, feature="smallmix", + out_root=out_root, map_path=map_path, + ) + slug = result["slug"] + extracted_dir = Path(result["dir"]) + assert extracted_dir.exists() + assert extracted_dir.is_relative_to((out_root / ".local").resolve()) + + votes_csv = next(extracted_dir.glob("*-votes.csv")) + comments_csv = next(extracted_dir.glob("*-comments.csv")) + with open(votes_csv, newline="") as fh: + vote_rows = list(csv.DictReader(fh)) + assert len(vote_rows) == 2 + with open(comments_csv, newline="") as fh: + comment_rows = list(csv.DictReader(fh)) + assert comment_rows[0]["comment-body"] == "" + + # prodclone_map.json — merge-update, never clobber. + assert map_path.exists() + saved_map = json.loads(map_path.read_text()) + assert slug in saved_map + assert saved_map[slug]["zid"] == 101_006 + assert saved_map[slug]["feature"] == "smallmix" + + # A second extraction (different feature) must not clobber the map. + result2 = pc.run_extract( + conn, zid=101_005, feature="zerovote", + out_root=out_root, map_path=map_path, + ) + saved_map2 = json.loads(map_path.read_text()) + assert slug in saved_map2 # still there + assert result2["slug"] in saved_map2 + + # --- verify parseability via the real loader (monkeypatch its + # search root at the .local dir, per the spec's suggested escape + # hatch — load_export_votes globs REAL_DATA_ROOT non-recursively). + from polismath.replay import real_data as real_data_mod + + monkeypatch.setattr( + real_data_mod, "REAL_DATA_ROOT", (out_root / ".local").resolve() + ) + ds = real_data_mod.load_export_votes(slug) + assert ds.n == 2 + finally: + conn.close() + + +def test_extract_path_safety_guard_direct(tmp_path): + """Spec-mandated path-safety test: a target outside .local must raise.""" + with pytest.raises(ValueError): + pc.assert_under_local(tmp_path / "real_data" / "oops", tmp_path) + + +def test_survey_cli_refuses_out_path_outside_local(tmp_path, monkeypatch): + """survey --out is guarded like extract: the survey JSON carries raw + zids, so a destination outside /.local/ must be refused + BEFORE anything runs (review finding, 2026-07-22).""" + mod = _load_cli_module() + monkeypatch.setattr(mod, "REAL_DATA_ROOT", tmp_path) + runner = CliRunner() + res = runner.invoke( + mod.cli, + ["survey", "--database-url", "postgresql://fake", + "--out", str(tmp_path / "leak.json")], + ) + assert res.exit_code != 0 + assert not (tmp_path / "leak.json").exists() diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_regression.py b/delphi/tests/test_regression.py index 4c8c18fde7..e4558847ce 100644 --- a/delphi/tests/test_regression.py +++ b/delphi/tests/test_regression.py @@ -26,6 +26,23 @@ reason="Golden snapshot tests disabled (SKIP_GOLDEN=1)", ) +# PGR (Python golden record) deferral — per Julien's 2026-06-11 decision +# (D10_D11_D12_GOLDENS_DECISIONS.md "Goldens re-record" + deferred-PRs +# handoff): goldens shift on every Clojure-parity fix and only add noise +# during the parity phase. The existing private-dataset goldens predate the +# D10/D11/D12 stack, so these comparisons fail by design, not by regression. +# REACTIVATION CONDITION: remove this mark and re-record all goldens +# (`uv run python scripts/regression_recorder.py `) when the +# Python-vs-Python refactor comparison phase begins — i.e. after the gid +# 0↔1 label-swap fix lands and batch outputs stabilize. +# (S3-5 2026-06-11 claimed this mark was applied; it never was — added +# 2026-07-04.) +_goldens_deferred = pytest.mark.skip( + reason="PGR goldens deferred during Clojure-parity phase (2026-06-11 " + "decision); stored goldens predate the D10/D11/D12 stack. " + "Re-record + reactivate at the Python-vs-Python phase.", +) + def _check_golden_exists(dataset_name: str): """ @@ -56,6 +73,7 @@ def _check_golden_exists(dataset_name: str): ) +@_goldens_deferred @_skip_golden @pytest.mark.use_discovered_datasets def test_conversation_regression(dataset_name): @@ -106,6 +124,7 @@ def test_conversation_regression(dataset_name): ) +@_goldens_deferred @_skip_golden @pytest.mark.use_discovered_datasets def test_conversation_stages_individually(dataset_name): diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_repness_smoke.py b/delphi/tests/test_repness_smoke.py index 99834025a5..5361a0eccf 100644 --- a/delphi/tests/test_repness_smoke.py +++ b/delphi/tests/test_repness_smoke.py @@ -100,14 +100,20 @@ def test_repness_structure(self, dataset_name: str, conversation): assert 'repful' in comment # 'agree', 'disagree', or other type logger.debug(f"Group {group_id}: {len(comments)} representative comments") - # Check consensus comments if present + # Check consensus comments if present. Post-D11 (PR 9), shape is + # `{'agree': [...], 'disagree': [...]}` matching Clojure (repness.clj:322-323). if 'consensus_comments' in repness_results: consensus = repness_results['consensus_comments'] - logger.debug(f"Consensus comments: {len(consensus)}") - - if len(consensus) > 0: - comment = consensus[0] - assert 'comment_id' in comment + agree = consensus.get('agree', []) + disagree = consensus.get('disagree', []) + logger.debug(f"Consensus: {len(agree)} agree, {len(disagree)} disagree") + + # Consensus entries use the Clojure blob shape (2026-07-04, + # narrowed S1 deferral): tid + hyphenated stats keys. Rep-comment + # entries above keep `comment_id` until the math-blob alignment PR. + for entry in agree + disagree: + assert set(entry.keys()) == { + 'tid', 'n-success', 'n-trials', 'p-success', 'p-test'} logger.debug("✓ Representativeness structure validated") diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_repness_unit.py b/delphi/tests/test_repness_unit.py index 094a839b05..1de248b42b 100644 --- a/delphi/tests/test_repness_unit.py +++ b/delphi/tests/test_repness_unit.py @@ -7,20 +7,17 @@ import pandas as pd import sys import os -import math # Add the parent directory to the path to import the module sys.path.append(os.path.abspath(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), '..'))) from polismath.pca_kmeans_rep.repness import ( PSEUDO_COUNT, - z_score_sig_90, z_score_sig_95, prop_test, two_prop_test, - comment_stats, add_comparative_stats, repness_metric, finalize_cmt_stats, - passes_by_test, best_agree, best_disagree, select_rep_comments, - calculate_kl_divergence, select_consensus_comments, conv_repness, + z_score_sig_90, z_score_sig_95, conv_repness, # DataFrame-native vectorized functions - prop_test_vectorized, two_prop_test_vectorized, compute_group_comment_stats_df + prop_test_vectorized, two_prop_test_vectorized, compute_group_comment_stats_df, ) +from polismath.utils.general import AGREE, DISAGREE, PASS from polismath.conversation.conversation import Conversation @@ -43,437 +40,6 @@ def test_z_score_significance(self): assert not z_score_sig_95(1.5) assert not z_score_sig_95(1.64) - def test_prop_test(self): - """Test one-proportion z-test (Clojure formula: 2*sqrt(n+1)*((succ+1)/(n+1) - 0.5)).""" - # 70 successes out of 100: 2*sqrt(101)*((71/101)-0.5) = ~4.08 - assert np.isclose(prop_test(70, 100), - 2 * math.sqrt(101) * (71/101 - 0.5), atol=0.01) - # 10 successes out of 50: 2*sqrt(51)*((11/51)-0.5) = ~-4.06 - assert np.isclose(prop_test(10, 50), - 2 * math.sqrt(51) * (11/51 - 0.5), atol=0.01) - - # Edge case: n=0 → Clojure (stats.clj:10-15) has no guard; the +1 - # pseudocount turns (0, 0) into (1, 1), giving 2*sqrt(1)*(1/1 - 0.5) = 1.0. - assert prop_test(0, 0) == 1.0 - # Single trial: 2*sqrt(2)*((2/2)-0.5) = 2*1.414*0.5 = 1.414 - assert np.isclose(prop_test(1, 1), - 2 * math.sqrt(2) * 0.5, atol=0.01) - - def test_two_prop_test(self): - """Test two-proportion z-test with +1 pseudocounts (Clojure parity).""" - # two_prop_test(succ_in, succ_out, pop_in, pop_out) — raw counts - # Clojure adds +1 to all 4 inputs (stats.clj:20) - - # succ_in=70, succ_out=50, pop_in=100, pop_out=100 - # After +1: pi1=71/101≈0.703, pi2=51/101≈0.505, z≈2.88 - assert np.isclose(two_prop_test(70, 50, 100, 100), 2.88, atol=0.1) - - # Equal proportions → z ≈ 0 - assert np.isclose(two_prop_test(25, 25, 50, 50), 0.0, atol=0.1) - - # pop_in=0 / pop_out=0: Clojure (stats.clj:18-33) applies (map inc ...) - # to ALL FOUR inputs including the populations, so pop=0 becomes pop=1 - # and the test proceeds. With succ_in=succ_out=5, pop_in=0, pop_out=100: - # after +1, pi1=6/1=6, pi2=6/101≈0.0594, pi_hat=12/102≈0.1176, giving - # a very large positive z-score. The symmetric case is negative. - assert np.isclose(two_prop_test(5, 5, 0, 100), 18.3476, atol=0.01) - assert np.isclose(two_prop_test(5, 5, 100, 0), -18.3476, atol=0.01) - - -class TestCommentStats: - """Tests for comment statistics functions.""" - - def test_comment_stats(self): - """Test basic comment statistics calculation.""" - # Create test votes: 3 agrees, 1 disagree, 1 pass - votes = np.array([1, 1, 1, -1, None]) - group_members = [0, 1, 2, 3, 4] - - stats = comment_stats(votes, group_members) - - assert stats['na'] == 3 - assert stats['nd'] == 1 - assert stats['ns'] == 4 - - # Check probabilities (with pseudocounts) - n_agree = 3 - n_disagree = 1 - n_votes = 4 - p_agree = (n_agree + PSEUDO_COUNT/2) / (n_votes + PSEUDO_COUNT) - p_disagree = (n_disagree + PSEUDO_COUNT/2) / (n_votes + PSEUDO_COUNT) - - assert np.isclose(stats['pa'], p_agree) - assert np.isclose(stats['pd'], p_disagree) - - # Test with no votes - empty_votes = np.array([None, None]) - empty_stats = comment_stats(empty_votes, [0, 1]) - - assert empty_stats['na'] == 0 - assert empty_stats['nd'] == 0 - assert empty_stats['ns'] == 0 - assert np.isclose(empty_stats['pa'], 0.5) - assert np.isclose(empty_stats['pd'], 0.5) - # Clojure parity: with no votes, prop_test(0, 0) = 1.0 (no short-circuit). - # comment_stats should propagate that — no upstream gate on n_votes==0. - assert np.isclose(empty_stats['pat'], 1.0) - assert np.isclose(empty_stats['pdt'], 1.0) - - def test_add_comparative_stats(self): - """Test adding comparative statistics.""" - # Group stats: 80% agree - group_stats = { - 'na': 8, - 'nd': 2, - 'ns': 10, - 'pa': 0.8, - 'pd': 0.2, - 'pat': 3.0, - 'pdt': -3.0 - } - - # Other group stats: 40% agree - other_stats = { - 'na': 4, - 'nd': 6, - 'ns': 10, - 'pa': 0.4, - 'pd': 0.6, - 'pat': -1.0, - 'pdt': 1.0 - } - - result = add_comparative_stats(group_stats, other_stats) - - # Check representativeness ratios - assert np.isclose(result['ra'], 0.8 / 0.4) - assert np.isclose(result['rd'], 0.2 / 0.6) - - # Test edge case with zero probability - other_stats_zero = { - 'na': 0, - 'nd': 10, - 'ns': 10, - 'pa': 0.0, - 'pd': 1.0, - 'pat': -5.0, - 'pdt': 5.0 - } - - result_zero = add_comparative_stats(group_stats, other_stats_zero) - assert np.isclose(result_zero['ra'], 1.0) # Should default to 1.0 - - def test_repness_metric(self): - """Test representativeness metric calculation.""" - stats = { - 'pa': 0.8, - 'pd': 0.2, - 'pat': 3.0, - 'pdt': -3.0, - 'ra': 2.0, - 'rd': 0.33, - 'rat': 2.5, - 'rdt': -2.5 - } - - # Clojure formula (repness.clj:191-193): (* repness repness-test p-success p-test) - # → agree: ra * rat * pa * pat - # → disagree: rd * rdt * pd * pdt (signed product — two negatives cancel) - agree_metric = repness_metric(stats, 'a') - expected_agree = 2.0 * 2.5 * 0.8 * 3.0 # = 12.0 - assert np.isclose(agree_metric, expected_agree) - - disagree_metric = repness_metric(stats, 'd') - expected_disagree = 0.33 * (-2.5) * 0.2 * (-3.0) # = 0.495 - assert np.isclose(disagree_metric, expected_disagree) - - def test_finalize_cmt_stats(self): - """Test finalizing comment statistics.""" - # Stats where agree is more representative - agree_stats = { - 'pa': 0.8, - 'pd': 0.2, - 'pat': 3.0, - 'pdt': -3.0, - 'ra': 2.0, - 'rd': 0.33, - 'rat': 2.5, - 'rdt': -2.5 - } - - finalized_agree = finalize_cmt_stats(agree_stats) - - assert 'agree_metric' in finalized_agree - assert 'disagree_metric' in finalized_agree - assert finalized_agree['repful'] == 'agree' - - # Stats where disagree is more representative - disagree_stats = { - 'pa': 0.2, - 'pd': 0.8, - 'pat': -3.0, - 'pdt': 3.0, - 'ra': 0.33, - 'rd': 2.0, - 'rat': -2.5, - 'rdt': 2.5 - } - - finalized_disagree = finalize_cmt_stats(disagree_stats) - assert finalized_disagree['repful'] == 'disagree' - - -class TestSelectionFunctions: - """Tests for representative comment selection functions.""" - - def test_passes_by_test(self): - """Test checking if comments pass significance tests.""" - # Create stats that pass significance tests - passing_stats = { - 'pa': 0.8, - 'pd': 0.2, - 'pat': 3.0, - 'pdt': -3.0, - 'ra': 2.0, - 'rd': 0.33, - 'rat': 3.0, - 'rdt': -3.0 - } - - assert passes_by_test(passing_stats, 'agree') - assert not passes_by_test(passing_stats, 'disagree') - - # Create stats that don't pass (not significant) - failing_stats = { - 'pa': 0.8, - 'pd': 0.2, - 'pat': 1.0, # Below 90% threshold - 'pdt': -1.0, - 'ra': 2.0, - 'rd': 0.33, - 'rat': 1.0, # Below 90% threshold - 'rdt': -1.0 - } - - assert not passes_by_test(failing_stats, 'agree') - - def test_best_agree(self): - """Test filtering for best agreement comments.""" - # Create a mix of stats - stats = [ - { # Passes tests, high agreement - 'comment_id': 'c1', - 'pa': 0.8, 'pd': 0.2, - 'pat': 3.0, 'pdt': -3.0, - 'rat': 3.0, 'rdt': -3.0 - }, - { # Doesn't pass tests - 'comment_id': 'c2', - 'pa': 0.6, 'pd': 0.4, - 'pat': 1.0, 'pdt': -1.0, - 'rat': 1.0, 'rdt': -1.0 - }, - { # Not agreement (more disagree) - 'comment_id': 'c3', - 'pa': 0.3, 'pd': 0.7, - 'pat': -2.0, 'pdt': 2.0, - 'rat': -2.0, 'rdt': 2.0 - }, - { # Passes tests, moderate agreement - 'comment_id': 'c4', - 'pa': 0.7, 'pd': 0.3, - 'pat': 2.5, 'pdt': -2.5, - 'rat': 2.5, 'rdt': -2.5 - } - ] - - best = best_agree(stats) - - # Should return 2 comments that pass tests - assert len(best) == 2 - comment_ids = [s['comment_id'] for s in best] - assert 'c1' in comment_ids - assert 'c4' in comment_ids - assert 'c3' not in comment_ids - - def test_best_disagree(self): - """Test filtering for best disagreement comments.""" - # Create a mix of stats - stats = [ - { # Not disagreement (more agree) - 'comment_id': 'c1', - 'pa': 0.8, 'pd': 0.2, - 'pat': 3.0, 'pdt': -3.0, - 'rat': 3.0, 'rdt': -3.0 - }, - { # Disagreement but doesn't pass tests - 'comment_id': 'c2', - 'pa': 0.4, 'pd': 0.6, - 'pat': -1.0, 'pdt': 1.0, - 'rat': -1.0, 'rdt': 1.0 - }, - { # Passes tests, high disagreement - 'comment_id': 'c3', - 'pa': 0.2, 'pd': 0.8, - 'pat': -3.0, 'pdt': 3.0, - 'rat': -3.0, 'rdt': 3.0 - } - ] - - best = best_disagree(stats) - - # Should return 1 comment that passes tests - assert len(best) == 1 - assert best[0]['comment_id'] == 'c3' - - def test_select_rep_comments(self): - """Test selecting representative comments.""" - # Create a mix of stats - stats = [ - { # Strong agree - 'comment_id': 'c1', - 'pa': 0.9, 'pd': 0.1, - 'pat': 4.0, 'pdt': -4.0, - 'rat': 4.0, 'rdt': -4.0, - 'agree_metric': 7.2, - 'disagree_metric': 0.9 - }, - { # Moderate agree - 'comment_id': 'c2', - 'pa': 0.7, 'pd': 0.3, - 'pat': 2.0, 'pdt': -2.0, - 'rat': 2.0, 'rdt': -2.0, - 'agree_metric': 2.8, - 'disagree_metric': 1.2 - }, - { # Weak agree - 'comment_id': 'c3', - 'pa': 0.6, 'pd': 0.4, - 'pat': 1.0, 'pdt': -1.0, - 'rat': 1.0, 'rdt': -1.0, - 'agree_metric': 1.2, - 'disagree_metric': 0.8 - }, - { # Strong disagree - 'comment_id': 'c4', - 'pa': 0.1, 'pd': 0.9, - 'pat': -4.0, 'pdt': 4.0, - 'rat': -4.0, 'rdt': 4.0, - 'agree_metric': 0.8, - 'disagree_metric': 7.2 - }, - { # Moderate disagree - 'comment_id': 'c5', - 'pa': 0.3, 'pd': 0.7, - 'pat': -2.0, 'pdt': 2.0, - 'rat': -2.0, 'rdt': 2.0, - 'agree_metric': 1.2, - 'disagree_metric': 2.8 - } - ] - - # Set 'repful' for all stats to match the implementation - for stat in stats: - if stat.get('agree_metric', 0) >= stat.get('disagree_metric', 0): - stat['repful'] = 'agree' - else: - stat['repful'] = 'disagree' - - # Select with default counts - selected = select_rep_comments(stats) - - # Check that we get some representative comments - assert len(selected) > 0 - - # Verify that comments are properly marked - agree_comments = [s for s in selected if s['repful'] == 'agree'] - disagree_comments = [s for s in selected if s['repful'] == 'disagree'] - - # Make sure we have both types of comments if available - assert len(agree_comments) > 0 - assert len(disagree_comments) > 0 - - # Check that the order is by metrics - if len(agree_comments) >= 2: - assert agree_comments[0]['agree_metric'] >= agree_comments[1]['agree_metric'] - - if len(disagree_comments) >= 2: - assert disagree_comments[0]['disagree_metric'] >= disagree_comments[1]['disagree_metric'] - - # Test with different counts - selected_custom = select_rep_comments(stats, agree_count=2, disagree_count=1) - - assert len(selected_custom) == 3 - agree_count = sum(1 for s in selected_custom if s['repful'] == 'agree') - disagree_count = sum(1 for s in selected_custom if s['repful'] == 'disagree') - - assert agree_count == 2 - assert disagree_count == 1 - - # Test with empty stats - assert select_rep_comments([]) == [] - - -class TestConsensusAndGroupRepness: - """Tests for consensus and group representativeness functions.""" - - def test_select_consensus_comments(self): - """Test selecting consensus comments.""" - # Create stats for groups - group1_stats = [ - { - 'comment_id': 'c1', - 'group_id': 1, - 'pa': 0.8, 'pd': 0.2 - }, - { - 'comment_id': 'c2', - 'group_id': 1, - 'pa': 0.7, 'pd': 0.3 - } - ] - - group2_stats = [ - { - 'comment_id': 'c1', - 'group_id': 2, - 'pa': 0.85, 'pd': 0.15 - }, - { - 'comment_id': 'c2', - 'group_id': 2, - 'pa': 0.6, 'pd': 0.4 - }, - { - 'comment_id': 'c3', - 'group_id': 2, - 'pa': 0.9, 'pd': 0.1 - } - ] - - # Combine stats - all_stats = group1_stats + group2_stats - - consensus = select_consensus_comments(all_stats) - - # Comments with high agreement across all groups should be consensus - assert len(consensus) > 0 - - # Verify comment IDs in consensus list - both c1 and c2 have high agreement - consensus_ids = [c['comment_id'] for c in consensus] - - # At least one of these should be in the consensus - assert 'c1' in consensus_ids or 'c2' in consensus_ids - - # NOTE: The implementation actually sorts by average agreement - # c3 has the highest average agreement (0.9) but is only in one group - # So it's actually expected that c3 could be in the consensus - # Just verify that the implementation is consistent in its behavior - - # Check all consensus comments have the correct label - for comment in consensus: - assert comment['repful'] == 'consensus' - class TestIntegration: """Integration tests for the representativeness module.""" @@ -571,6 +137,23 @@ def test_participant_stats(self): class TestVectorizedFunctions: """Tests for DataFrame-native vectorized functions.""" + @staticmethod + def _prop_test_reference(succ, n): + """Closed-form Clojure prop-test (stats.clj:10-15). +1 pseudocount, no n=0 guard.""" + return 2 * np.sqrt(n + 1) * ((succ + 1) / (n + 1) - 0.5) + + @staticmethod + def _two_prop_test_reference(succ_in, succ_out, pop_in, pop_out): + """Closed-form Clojure two-prop-test (stats.clj:18-33). +1 pseudocount on all 4.""" + s1, s2 = succ_in + 1, succ_out + 1 + p1, p2 = pop_in + 1, pop_out + 1 + pi1, pi2 = s1 / p1, s2 / p2 + pi_hat = (s1 + s2) / (p1 + p2) + if pi_hat == 1.0: + return 0.0 + se = np.sqrt(pi_hat * (1 - pi_hat) * (1/p1 + 1/p2)) + return (pi1 - pi2) / se + def test_prop_test_vectorized(self): """Test vectorized one-proportion z-test (Clojure formula).""" succ = pd.Series([70, 10, 50]) @@ -578,23 +161,20 @@ def test_prop_test_vectorized(self): result = prop_test_vectorized(succ, n) - # Compare with scalar version - assert np.isclose(result.iloc[0], prop_test(70, 100), atol=0.01) - assert np.isclose(result.iloc[1], prop_test(10, 50), atol=0.01) - assert np.isclose(result.iloc[2], prop_test(50, 100), atol=0.01) + # Compare with closed-form reference + for i, (s, m) in enumerate(zip(succ, n)): + assert np.isclose(result.iloc[i], self._prop_test_reference(s, m), atol=0.01) def test_prop_test_vectorized_edge_cases(self): """Vectorized prop test n=0 → 1.0 (Clojure parity, no short-circuit). - Cross-checks scalar/vectorized agreement on the n=0 boundary. + (0, 0) → (1, 1) after +1 → 2*sqrt(1)*(1/1 - 0.5) = 1.0. """ succ = pd.Series([0, 70]) n = pd.Series([0, 100]) result = prop_test_vectorized(succ, n) - # Clojure parity: (0, 0) → (1, 1) after +1 → 2*sqrt(1)*(1/1 - 0.5) = 1.0 - assert np.isclose(result.iloc[0], prop_test(0, 0), atol=1e-10) assert np.isclose(result.iloc[0], 1.0, atol=1e-10) assert not np.isnan(result.iloc[1]) # normal case @@ -608,16 +188,18 @@ def test_two_prop_test_vectorized(self): result = two_prop_test_vectorized(succ_in, succ_out, pop_in, pop_out) - # Compare with scalar version - assert np.isclose(result.iloc[0], two_prop_test(70, 50, 100, 100), atol=0.01) - assert np.isclose(result.iloc[1], two_prop_test(10, 15, 50, 50), atol=0.01) + # Compare with closed-form reference + for i, (sin, sout, pin, pout) in enumerate(zip(succ_in, succ_out, pop_in, pop_out)): + assert np.isclose(result.iloc[i], + self._two_prop_test_reference(sin, sout, pin, pout), + atol=0.01) def test_two_prop_test_vectorized_edge_cases(self): """Vectorized two-prop test: pop=0 must match Clojure parity (no short-circuit). Clojure (stats.clj:18-33) applies (map inc ...) to all four inputs, so - pop=0 → pop=1 and the test proceeds. We pair each pop=0 case with the - scalar version to confirm scalar/vectorized agreement. + pop=0 → pop=1 and the test proceeds. Hand-verified reference values pin + the behavior on the two relevant boundaries. """ # Row 0: (5, 5, 0, 100) — pop_in=0 → expect large positive z (≈18.35) # Row 1: (5, 5, 0, 10) — pop_in=0 AND pi_hat=1 by coincidence → 0 @@ -628,10 +210,12 @@ def test_two_prop_test_vectorized_edge_cases(self): result = two_prop_test_vectorized(succ_in, succ_out, pop_in, pop_out) - assert np.isclose(result.iloc[0], two_prop_test(5, 5, 0, 100), atol=0.01) - assert np.isclose(result.iloc[1], two_prop_test(5, 5, 0, 10), atol=0.01) + # Row 0: closed-form via the reference helper. + assert np.isclose(result.iloc[0], + self._two_prop_test_reference(5, 5, 0, 100), atol=0.01) assert np.isclose(result.iloc[0], 18.3476, atol=0.01) - assert result.iloc[1] == 0.0 # pi_hat=1 coincidence after +1 pseudocount + # Row 1: pi_hat=1 coincidence after +1 → 0.0 (closed-form returns 0). + assert result.iloc[1] == 0.0 def test_compute_group_comment_stats_df(self): """Test vectorized computation of group/comment statistics.""" @@ -710,8 +294,9 @@ def test_compute_group_comment_stats_df_empty(self): assert stats_df.empty - def test_compute_group_comment_stats_matches_scalar(self): - """Test that vectorized results match scalar function results.""" + def test_compute_group_comment_stats_consistency_with_conv_repness(self): + """Sanity: per-(gid, tid) pa/pd from compute_group_comment_stats_df match + the values surfaced in conv_repness's comment_repness output.""" # Create test data vote_data = np.array([ [1, 1, -1], # p1 @@ -750,4 +335,199 @@ def test_compute_group_comment_stats_matches_scalar(self): df_row = stats_df.loc[(gid, tid)] assert np.isclose(entry['pa'], df_row['pa'], atol=1e-10) - assert np.isclose(entry['pd'], df_row['pd'], atol=1e-10) \ No newline at end of file + assert np.isclose(entry['pd'], df_row['pd'], atol=1e-10) + + +class TestNsIncludesPassVotes: + """ns / total_votes must count agree + disagree + PASS (Clojure parity). + + Clojure (math/src/polismath/math/repness.clj:56-61, :70): + (defn- count-votes [votes & [vote]] + (let [filt-fn (if vote #(= vote %) identity)] + (count (filter filt-fn votes)))) + ... + :ns (fnk [votes] (count-votes votes)) + + `count-votes` is called with no `vote` arg → `filt-fn = identity`. In + Clojure, 0 is truthy, so `(filter identity ...)` keeps every non-nil + entry — including PASS (0). Therefore ns = na + nd + np (PASS count). + + Python had ns = na + nd, silently dropping PASS. Every downstream metric + (pa, pd, pat, pdt, ra, rd, rat, rdt, agree_metric, disagree_metric, + consensus stats) was off whenever PASS votes existed. D5 BlobInjection + tests bypassed `compute_group_comment_stats_df` entirely (they feed a + pre-baked stats blob), so the bug was invisible there — pure-formula + tests are the only way to RED it. + """ + + def test_ns_includes_pass_votes(self): + """ns counts AGREE + DISAGREE + PASS, not just AGREE + DISAGREE.""" + # 5 ptpts, 1 comment, mixed votes: 2 agree, 1 disagree, 2 pass. + # Clojure ns = count of all non-nil = 5. + # Buggy Python ns = na + nd = 3. + votes_long = pd.DataFrame({ + 'participant': ['p1', 'p2', 'p3', 'p4', 'p5'], + 'comment': ['c1'] * 5, + 'vote': [AGREE, AGREE, DISAGREE, PASS, PASS], + }) + group_clusters = [{'id': 0, 'members': ['p1', 'p2', 'p3', 'p4', 'p5']}] + + stats_df = compute_group_comment_stats_df(votes_long, group_clusters) + row = stats_df.loc[(0, 'c1')] + + assert row['na'] == 2 + assert row['nd'] == 1 + assert row['ns'] == 5, ( + f"ns should include PASS (Clojure parity); got {row['ns']}" + ) + + def test_ns_all_pass_column(self): + """All-PASS column: na=0, nd=0, ns=3 (not 0).""" + votes_long = pd.DataFrame({ + 'participant': ['p1', 'p2', 'p3'], + 'comment': ['c1'] * 3, + 'vote': [PASS, PASS, PASS], + }) + group_clusters = [{'id': 0, 'members': ['p1', 'p2', 'p3']}] + + stats_df = compute_group_comment_stats_df(votes_long, group_clusters) + row = stats_df.loc[(0, 'c1')] + + assert row['na'] == 0 + assert row['nd'] == 0 + assert row['ns'] == 3, ( + f"All-PASS column should still have ns=3 (Clojure parity); " + f"got {row['ns']}" + ) + + def test_ns_mixed_with_nan_only_explicit_votes_count(self): + """NaN (unvoted) must NOT count; only explicit AGREE/DISAGREE/PASS do.""" + # 6 ptpts on c1: 1 agree, 1 disagree, 2 pass, 2 unvoted (NaN). + # Clojure parity: ns = 4 (the 4 explicit votes). NaN never counts. + votes_long = pd.DataFrame({ + 'participant': ['p1', 'p2', 'p3', 'p4', 'p5', 'p6'], + 'comment': ['c1'] * 6, + 'vote': [AGREE, DISAGREE, PASS, PASS, np.nan, np.nan], + }) + group_clusters = [{'id': 0, 'members': ['p1', 'p2', 'p3', 'p4', 'p5', 'p6']}] + + stats_df = compute_group_comment_stats_df(votes_long, group_clusters) + row = stats_df.loc[(0, 'c1')] + + assert row['na'] == 1 + assert row['nd'] == 1 + assert row['ns'] == 4, ( + f"ns must include PASS but exclude NaN; got {row['ns']}" + ) + + def test_other_votes_includes_other_group_pass(self): + """`other_votes` = total_votes - ns must include PASS in BOTH halves. + + Two groups, one comment. Group 0 votes [AGREE, PASS], group 1 votes + [DISAGREE, PASS]. Total na=1, nd=1, total_votes (Clojure) = 4. + Group 0: na=1, nd=0, ns=2 → other_votes=2 (the group-1 disagree + pass). + Group 1: na=0, nd=1, ns=2 → other_votes=2 (the group-0 agree + pass). + """ + votes_long = pd.DataFrame({ + 'participant': ['p1', 'p2', 'p3', 'p4'], + 'comment': ['c1'] * 4, + 'vote': [AGREE, PASS, DISAGREE, PASS], + }) + group_clusters = [ + {'id': 0, 'members': ['p1', 'p2']}, + {'id': 1, 'members': ['p3', 'p4']}, + ] + + stats_df = compute_group_comment_stats_df(votes_long, group_clusters) + + g0 = stats_df.loc[(0, 'c1')] + assert g0['na'] == 1 + assert g0['nd'] == 0 + assert g0['ns'] == 2, f"group 0 ns should include its PASS; got {g0['ns']}" + assert g0['other_votes'] == 2, ( + f"group 0 other_votes should include group-1 PASS; " + f"got {g0['other_votes']}" + ) + + g1 = stats_df.loc[(1, 'c1')] + assert g1['na'] == 0 + assert g1['nd'] == 1 + assert g1['ns'] == 2, f"group 1 ns should include its PASS; got {g1['ns']}" + assert g1['other_votes'] == 2, ( + f"group 1 other_votes should include group-0 PASS; " + f"got {g1['other_votes']}" + ) + +class TestBlobInjectionStats: + """PR 14b: inject the CLOJURE blob's group memberships + the dataset's + votes into the PRODUCTION stats path (compute_group_comment_stats_df) + and compare per-(gid, tid) values against the blob's repness entries — + the non-tautological pin of the vectorized formulas against the oracle + (HANDOFF_PR14_VECTORIZED_REFACTOR.md task 2). + + The blob stores only the WINNING side's values; `repful-for` selects + which of our columns to compare (agree -> na/pa/pat/ra/rat, disagree -> + nd/pd/pdt/rd/rdt). `repness-test` is emitted ROUNDED (~7 significant + digits) by Clojure, hence its looser tolerance. + """ + + def _stats_and_blob(self, ds_name): + import json + from polismath.regression import get_dataset_files + from common_utils import create_test_conversation + + files = get_dataset_files(ds_name, blob_type='cold_start') + blob_path = files['math_blob'] + if not os.path.exists(blob_path): + pytest.skip(f"math blob for {ds_name} unavailable") + with open(blob_path) as fh: + blob = json.load(fh) + + conv = create_test_conversation(ds_name) + votes_long = conv.rating_mat.melt( + ignore_index=False, var_name='comment', value_name='vote' + ).reset_index(names='participant') + + # Blob group members are BASE-cluster ids; unfold through the + # blob's own base-clusters (NOT python's clustering — injection). + # create_test_conversation matrices carry STRING pids/tids; the blob + # carries ints — map on the way in (and look tids up as str below). + bc = blob['base-clusters'] + bid_to_pids = dict(zip(bc['id'], bc['members'])) + groups = [ + {'id': g['id'], + 'members': [str(pid) for bid in g['members'] + for pid in bid_to_pids[bid]]} + for g in blob['group-clusters'] + ] + stats = compute_group_comment_stats_df(votes_long, groups) + return stats, blob + + @pytest.mark.parametrize('ds_name', ['vw', 'biodiversity']) + def test_stats_match_blob_repness_entries(self, ds_name): + stats, blob = self._stats_and_blob(ds_name) + checked = 0 + for gid_str, entries in blob['repness'].items(): + gid = int(gid_str) + for e in entries: + tid = str(e['tid']) + if (gid, tid) not in stats.index: + pytest.fail(f"blob entry (gid={gid}, tid={tid}) missing " + f"from stats index") + row = stats.loc[(gid, tid)] + side = e['repful-for'] + n_col, p_col, pt_col, r_col, rt_col = ( + ('na', 'pa', 'pat', 'ra', 'rat') if side == 'agree' + else ('nd', 'pd', 'pdt', 'rd', 'rdt')) + assert row[n_col] == e['n-success'], (gid, tid, side) + assert row['ns'] == e['n-trials'], (gid, tid, side) + assert np.isclose(row[p_col], e['p-success'], + rtol=1e-9, atol=1e-12), (gid, tid, 'p-success') + assert np.isclose(row[pt_col], e['p-test'], + rtol=1e-9, atol=1e-12), (gid, tid, 'p-test') + assert np.isclose(row[r_col], e['repness'], + rtol=1e-9, atol=1e-12), (gid, tid, 'repness') + assert np.isclose(row[rt_col], e['repness-test'], + rtol=2e-6, atol=1e-9), (gid, tid, 'repness-test') + checked += 1 + assert checked >= 4, f"vacuous: only {checked} blob entries compared" diff --git a/delphi/tests/test_serialization_unfolding.py b/delphi/tests/test_serialization_unfolding.py index 2bf406940e..3dc497175d 100644 --- a/delphi/tests/test_serialization_unfolding.py +++ b/delphi/tests/test_serialization_unfolding.py @@ -131,12 +131,18 @@ def result(self, conv): return conv.to_dict() def test_group_clusters_hyphen(self, result, conv): - pids = _participant_ids(conv) - bc_ids = _base_cluster_ids(conv) - _assert_members_are_participant_ids( - result["group-clusters"], pids, bc_ids, "to_dict['group-clusters']") - _assert_members_cover_all_participants( - result["group-clusters"], pids, "to_dict['group-clusters']") + # Legacy blob shape (the only shape since the mode collapse): the + # hyphen-key group-clusters carry BASE-CLUSTER ids as members + # (Clojure convention; test_legacy_blob_shape pins the bid mapping). + bc_ids = set(_base_cluster_ids(conv)) + all_members = [] + for gc in result["group-clusters"]: + assert set(gc["members"]) <= bc_ids, ( + f"group-clusters members must be base-cluster ids, " + f"got {gc['members']}") + all_members.extend(gc["members"]) + assert sorted(all_members) == sorted(bc_ids), ( + "every base cluster must land in exactly one group") def test_group_clusters_underscore(self, result, conv): pids = _participant_ids(conv) diff --git a/delphi/tests/topic_naming/__init__.py b/delphi/tests/topic_naming/__init__.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..e69de29bb2 diff --git a/delphi/tests/topic_naming/test_job_routing.py b/delphi/tests/topic_naming/test_job_routing.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..b78e4ba1c6 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/topic_naming/test_job_routing.py @@ -0,0 +1,28 @@ +""" +Unit tests for job-size routing in the Delphi job poller. + +The dedicated "large" worker ASG is at zero, so the normal/default class must +process ALL job sizes; "large" stays an opt-in large-only class. +""" + +from scripts.job_poller import should_process_job + + +def test_default_processes_all_sizes(): + assert should_process_job("default", "normal") is True + assert should_process_job("default", "large") is True + + +def test_small_processes_all_sizes(): + assert should_process_job("small", "normal") is True + assert should_process_job("small", "large") is True + + +def test_dev_processes_all_sizes(): + assert should_process_job("dev", "normal") is True + assert should_process_job("dev", "large") is True + + +def test_large_is_large_only(): + assert should_process_job("large", "large") is True + assert should_process_job("large", "normal") is False diff --git a/delphi/tests/topic_naming/test_model_provider_batch.py b/delphi/tests/topic_naming/test_model_provider_batch.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..9f01b59ac7 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/topic_naming/test_model_provider_batch.py @@ -0,0 +1,152 @@ +""" +Unit tests for the Anthropic Message Batches helpers on AnthropicProvider. + +The HTTP layer (``requests``) is fully mocked, so no network access or API key +is needed. These cover the create -> poll -> results flow and result parsing. +""" + +import json +from unittest import mock + +import pytest + +from umap_narrative.llm_factory_constructor.model_provider import ( + AnthropicProvider, + get_model_provider, +) + + +class FakeResponse: + def __init__(self, *, json_data=None, text=None, status_code=200): + self._json = json_data + self.text = text if text is not None else "" + self.status_code = status_code + + def json(self): + return self._json + + def raise_for_status(self): + if self.status_code >= 400: + raise AssertionError(f"HTTP {self.status_code}") + + +def make_provider(): + return AnthropicProvider(model_name="claude-haiku-4-5-20251001", api_key="sk-test") + + +def test_provider_supports_batching(): + assert make_provider().supports_batching is True + + +def test_get_batch_responses_posts_to_batches_endpoint(): + provider = make_provider() + captured = {} + + def fake_post(url, headers=None, json=None): + captured["url"] = url + captured["json"] = json + return FakeResponse(json_data={"id": "batch_123", "processing_status": "in_progress"}) + + batch_requests = [ + {"custom_id": "layer0_cluster0", "params": {"messages": [{"role": "user", "content": "p0"}], "max_tokens": 64}}, + {"custom_id": "layer0_cluster1", "params": {"messages": [{"role": "user", "content": "p1"}], "max_tokens": 64}}, + ] + + with mock.patch("umap_narrative.llm_factory_constructor.model_provider.requests.post", side_effect=fake_post): + result = provider.get_batch_responses(batch_requests) + + # Correct (plural) endpoint, not the singular ".../batch". + assert captured["url"] == "https://api.anthropic.com/v1/messages/batches" + # One request per cluster, each with a custom_id and the model injected. + reqs = captured["json"]["requests"] + assert [r["custom_id"] for r in reqs] == ["layer0_cluster0", "layer0_cluster1"] + assert all(r["params"]["model"] == "claude-haiku-4-5-20251001" for r in reqs) + assert result["id"] == "batch_123" + + +def test_get_batch_responses_without_api_key_returns_error(): + provider = AnthropicProvider(model_name="claude-haiku-4-5-20251001", api_key=None) + provider.api_key = None + result = provider.get_batch_responses([{"custom_id": "a", "params": {}}]) + assert "error" in result + + +def test_poll_batch_polls_until_ended(): + provider = make_provider() + responses = [ + {"processing_status": "in_progress", "request_counts": {"processing": 2}}, + {"processing_status": "in_progress", "request_counts": {"processing": 1}}, + {"processing_status": "ended", "results_url": "https://x/results", "request_counts": {"succeeded": 2}}, + ] + calls = {"n": 0} + + def fake_get(url, headers=None): + r = responses[calls["n"]] + calls["n"] += 1 + return FakeResponse(json_data=r) + + slept = [] + with mock.patch("umap_narrative.llm_factory_constructor.model_provider.requests.get", side_effect=fake_get): + final = provider.poll_batch("batch_123", initial_interval=1, sleep=slept.append) + + assert final["processing_status"] == "ended" + assert final["results_url"] == "https://x/results" + assert calls["n"] == 3 + # Backoff doubled between the two waits (1s then 2s). + assert slept == [1, 2] + + +def test_poll_batch_times_out(): + provider = make_provider() + + def fake_get(url, headers=None): + return FakeResponse(json_data={"processing_status": "in_progress"}) + + # Fake clock that jumps past the deadline on the first check. + clock = {"t": 0.0} + + def fake_now(): + clock["t"] += 10_000 + return clock["t"] + + with mock.patch("umap_narrative.llm_factory_constructor.model_provider.requests.get", side_effect=fake_get): + with pytest.raises(TimeoutError): + provider.poll_batch("batch_123", max_wait_seconds=1, sleep=lambda s: None, now=fake_now) + + +def test_get_batch_results_parses_jsonl(): + provider = make_provider() + lines = [ + json.dumps({"custom_id": "layer0_cluster0", "result": {"type": "succeeded", "message": {"content": [{"type": "text", "text": "\"Traffic Safety\""}]}}}), + "", # blank line ignored + json.dumps({"custom_id": "layer0_cluster1", "result": {"type": "errored", "error": {"type": "invalid_request"}}}), + ] + + def fake_get(url, headers=None): + assert url == "https://x/results" + return FakeResponse(text="\n".join(lines)) + + with mock.patch("umap_narrative.llm_factory_constructor.model_provider.requests.get", side_effect=fake_get): + records = provider.get_batch_results({"results_url": "https://x/results"}) + + assert len(records) == 2 + assert records[0]["custom_id"] == "layer0_cluster0" + + +def test_extract_text_from_result(): + ok = {"result": {"type": "succeeded", "message": {"content": [{"type": "text", "text": "hello"}]}}} + errored = {"result": {"type": "errored", "error": {}}} + refused = {"result": {"type": "succeeded", "message": {"stop_reason": "refusal", "content": []}}} + assert AnthropicProvider.extract_text_from_result(ok) == "hello" + assert AnthropicProvider.extract_text_from_result(errored) is None + assert AnthropicProvider.extract_text_from_result(refused) is None + + +def test_factory_selects_ollama_and_anthropic(monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.setenv("OLLAMA_MODEL", "llama3.1:8b") + ollama = get_model_provider("ollama") + assert ollama.supports_batching is False + + monkeypatch.setenv("ANTHROPIC_API_KEY", "sk-test") + anthropic = get_model_provider("anthropic", "claude-haiku-4-5-20251001") + assert anthropic.supports_batching is True diff --git a/delphi/tests/topic_naming/test_topic_naming.py b/delphi/tests/topic_naming/test_topic_naming.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..8bc036f513 --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/tests/topic_naming/test_topic_naming.py @@ -0,0 +1,264 @@ +""" +Unit tests for provider-agnostic topic naming. + +The provider factory is mocked with fake providers so no network or API key is +needed. Covers: batch request construction (one custom_id per cluster), mapping +results back to the right clusters, partial failures, the label cleanup, the +ollama (non-batch) path, and conventional fallback. +""" + +import numpy as np +import pytest + +from umap_narrative import topic_naming +from umap_narrative.topic_naming import ( + build_topic_prompt, + clean_topic_name, + generate_cluster_topic_labels, + resolve_model_name, + resolve_provider_type, + select_representative_comments, +) + + +# --- provider resolution --------------------------------------------------- + +def test_resolve_provider_default_anthropic(monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.delenv("LLM_PROVIDER", raising=False) + assert resolve_provider_type() == "anthropic" + + +def test_resolve_provider_env(monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.setenv("LLM_PROVIDER", "OLLAMA") + assert resolve_provider_type() == "ollama" + + +def test_resolve_model_precedence(monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.delenv("ANTHROPIC_TOPIC_MODEL", raising=False) + monkeypatch.delenv("ANTHROPIC_MODEL", raising=False) + assert resolve_model_name("anthropic") == topic_naming.DEFAULT_ANTHROPIC_TOPIC_MODEL + monkeypatch.setenv("ANTHROPIC_MODEL", "claude-x") + assert resolve_model_name("anthropic") == "claude-x" + monkeypatch.setenv("ANTHROPIC_TOPIC_MODEL", "claude-topic") + assert resolve_model_name("anthropic") == "claude-topic" + + +# --- cleanup --------------------------------------------------------------- + +@pytest.mark.parametrize( + "raw,expected", + [ + ('"Traffic Safety"', "Traffic Safety"), + ("Topic label: Housing Costs", "Housing Costs"), + ("1_2: Public Transit", "Public Transit"), + ("- **Climate Policy**", "Climate Policy"), + ("First line here\nsecond line", "First line here"), + ], +) +def test_clean_topic_name(raw, expected): + assert clean_topic_name(raw, "fallback") == expected + + +def test_clean_topic_name_empty_uses_fallback(): + assert clean_topic_name(" ", "Topic 3") == "Topic 3" + assert clean_topic_name("", "Topic 3") == "Topic 3" + + +def test_build_prompt_caps_at_five_comments(): + prompt = build_topic_prompt([f"c{i}" for i in range(10)]) + assert "1. c0" in prompt and "5. c4" in prompt + assert "6. c5" not in prompt + + +# --- representative comment selection -------------------------------------- + +def test_select_representative_uses_centroid(): + layer = np.array([0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1]) + document_map = np.array( + [[0, 0], [0.1, 0], [10, 10], [11, 11], [12, 12], [0, 0]], dtype=float + ) + comments = [f"c{i}" for i in range(6)] + chosen = select_representative_comments(0, layer, comments, document_map, limit=2) + # The two closest to the cluster-0 centroid should be selected. + assert set(chosen).issubset(set(comments[:5])) + assert len(chosen) == 2 + + +def test_select_representative_no_map_takes_first(): + layer = np.array([0, 0, 0, 1]) + comments = ["a", "b", "c", "d"] + assert select_representative_comments(0, layer, comments, None, limit=2) == ["a", "b"] + + +# --- fake providers -------------------------------------------------------- + +class FakeAnthropicProvider: + supports_batching = True + + def __init__(self, results, model_name="claude-haiku-4-5-20251001", fail_create=False): + self.model_name = model_name + self._results = results + self._fail_create = fail_create + self.created_requests = None + + def get_batch_responses(self, batch_requests): + self.created_requests = batch_requests + if self._fail_create: + return {"error": "boom"} + return {"id": "batch_1", "processing_status": "in_progress"} + + def poll_batch(self, batch_id, max_wait_seconds=1800, sleep=None): + return {"processing_status": "ended", "results_url": "https://x"} + + def get_batch_results(self, batch): + return self._results + + @staticmethod + def extract_text_from_result(record): + from umap_narrative.llm_factory_constructor.model_provider import AnthropicProvider + return AnthropicProvider.extract_text_from_result(record) + + +class FakeOllamaProvider: + supports_batching = False + + def __init__(self, mapping, model_name="llama3.1:8b"): + self.model_name = model_name + self._mapping = mapping + self.prompts_seen = [] + + def get_response(self, system_message, user_message): + self.prompts_seen.append(user_message) + # Return based on which cluster's prompt this is. + for key, val in self._mapping.items(): + if key in user_message: + return val + return "Generic" + + +def _characteristics(ids): + return {i: {"top_words": [f"w{i}"], "sample_comments": [f"sample {i}"]} for i in ids} + + +# --- batch path ------------------------------------------------------------ + +def test_batch_path_maps_results_to_clusters(monkeypatch): + # Two clusters; results returned out of order. + results = [ + {"custom_id": "layer0_cluster1", "result": {"type": "succeeded", "message": {"content": [{"type": "text", "text": '"Housing"'}]}}}, + {"custom_id": "layer0_cluster0", "result": {"type": "succeeded", "message": {"content": [{"type": "text", "text": '"Traffic"'}]}}}, + ] + provider = FakeAnthropicProvider(results) + monkeypatch.setattr(topic_naming, "get_model_provider", lambda *a, **k: provider) + + layer = np.array([0, 0, 1, 1]) + comments = ["a", "b", "c", "d"] + labels = generate_cluster_topic_labels( + _characteristics([0, 1]), + comment_texts=comments, + layer=layer, + layer_idx=0, + name_topics=True, + ) + + # One request per cluster, custom_id per cluster. + assert {r["custom_id"] for r in provider.created_requests} == {"layer0_cluster0", "layer0_cluster1"} + # Correct mapping despite out-of-order results, with layer_cluster prefix. + assert labels[0] == "0_0: Traffic" + assert labels[1] == "0_1: Housing" + + +def test_batch_partial_failure_uses_fallback_label(monkeypatch): + results = [ + {"custom_id": "layer0_cluster0", "result": {"type": "succeeded", "message": {"content": [{"type": "text", "text": "Good Label"}]}}}, + {"custom_id": "layer0_cluster1", "result": {"type": "errored", "error": {"type": "server_error"}}}, + # cluster 2 missing entirely from results. + ] + provider = FakeAnthropicProvider(results) + monkeypatch.setattr(topic_naming, "get_model_provider", lambda *a, **k: provider) + + layer = np.array([0, 1, 2]) + labels = generate_cluster_topic_labels( + _characteristics([0, 1, 2]), + comment_texts=["a", "b", "c"], + layer=layer, + layer_idx=0, + name_topics=True, + ) + assert labels[0] == "0_0: Good Label" + assert labels[1] == "0_1: Topic 1" # errored -> fallback + assert labels[2] == "0_2: Topic 2" # missing -> fallback + + +def test_batch_creation_failure_falls_back_to_conventional(monkeypatch): + provider = FakeAnthropicProvider([], fail_create=True) + monkeypatch.setattr(topic_naming, "get_model_provider", lambda *a, **k: provider) + + labels = generate_cluster_topic_labels( + _characteristics([0]), + comment_texts=["a"], + layer=np.array([0]), + layer_idx=0, + name_topics=True, + ) + # Conventional fallback: keyword-based, no "0_0:" prefix. + assert "Keywords" in labels[0] + + +# --- ollama path ----------------------------------------------------------- + +def test_ollama_path_selected_and_sequential(monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.setenv("LLM_PROVIDER", "ollama") + provider = FakeOllamaProvider({"sampleA": "\"Label A\""}) + captured = {} + + def fake_factory(provider_type, model_name): + captured["provider_type"] = provider_type + return provider + + monkeypatch.setattr(topic_naming, "get_model_provider", fake_factory) + + # Comment text 'sampleA' distinguishes cluster 0's prompt. + layer = np.array([0]) + labels = generate_cluster_topic_labels( + _characteristics([0]), + comment_texts=["sampleA text"], + layer=layer, + layer_idx=0, + name_topics=True, + ) + assert captured["provider_type"] == "ollama" + assert labels[0] == "0_0: Label A" + assert provider.prompts_seen # went through the one-by-one path + + +def test_use_ollama_alias_forces_ollama(monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.delenv("LLM_PROVIDER", raising=False) + provider = FakeOllamaProvider({}) + captured = {} + + def fake_factory(provider_type, model_name): + captured["provider_type"] = provider_type + return provider + + monkeypatch.setattr(topic_naming, "get_model_provider", fake_factory) + generate_cluster_topic_labels( + _characteristics([0]), + comment_texts=["x"], + layer=np.array([0]), + layer_idx=0, + use_ollama=True, # deprecated alias + ) + assert captured["provider_type"] == "ollama" + + +# --- naming disabled ------------------------------------------------------- + +def test_name_topics_false_returns_conventional(): + labels = generate_cluster_topic_labels( + _characteristics([0, 1]), + comment_texts=["a", "b"], + layer=np.array([0, 1]), + name_topics=False, + ) + assert all("Keywords" in v for v in labels.values()) diff --git a/delphi/umap_narrative/llm_factory_constructor/model_provider.py b/delphi/umap_narrative/llm_factory_constructor/model_provider.py index 0ebe76ebc7..e8eeaf8a63 100644 --- a/delphi/umap_narrative/llm_factory_constructor/model_provider.py +++ b/delphi/umap_narrative/llm_factory_constructor/model_provider.py @@ -9,8 +9,9 @@ import os import json import logging +import time import requests -from typing import Dict, List, Optional, Any +from typing import Dict, List, Optional, Any, Callable # Configure logging logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO, format='%(asctime)s - %(levelname)s - %(message)s') @@ -98,7 +99,12 @@ def _check_response_for_issues(response_json: dict, model_name: Optional[str]) - class ModelProvider: """Base class for model providers.""" - + + # Whether this provider can process many prompts in a single asynchronous + # batch call. Subclasses that support the Anthropic Message Batches API set + # this to True; the default (e.g. Ollama) processes prompts one-by-one. + supports_batching: bool = False + def get_response(self, system_message: str, user_message: str) -> str: """ Get a response from the model. @@ -245,6 +251,14 @@ def list_available_models(self) -> List[str]: class AnthropicProvider(ModelProvider): """Provider for Anthropic Claude models.""" + # Anthropic supports the Message Batches API. + supports_batching: bool = True + + # Base URL for the Message Batches API. NOTE the trailing "batches" (plural): + # the endpoint is POST/GET /v1/messages/batches[/{id}]. An earlier version of + # this file posted to the singular ".../batch", which does not exist (404). + BATCH_API_URL = "https://api.anthropic.com/v1/messages/batches" + def __init__(self, model_name: Optional[str] = None, api_key: Optional[str] = None): """ Initialize the Anthropic provider. @@ -369,101 +383,155 @@ def get_response(self, system_message: str, user_message: str) -> str: ] }) + def _batch_headers(self) -> Dict[str, str]: + return { + "x-api-key": self.api_key, + "anthropic-version": "2023-06-01", + "content-type": "application/json", + } + def get_batch_responses(self, batch_requests: List[Dict[str, Any]]) -> Dict[str, Any]: """ - Submit a batch of requests to the Anthropic Batch API. - + Create a batch on the Anthropic Message Batches API. + Args: - batch_requests: List of request objects, each containing: - - system: System message - - messages: List of message objects - - max_tokens: Maximum tokens for response - - metadata: Dictionary with request metadata - + batch_requests: List of request objects already in Batch API shape, + each a dict with: + - "custom_id": stable string used to correlate the result back to + the caller (results come back in arbitrary order). + - "params": a Messages API params dict (model, messages, + max_tokens, ...). If "model" is omitted, this provider's + model_name is injected. + Returns: - Dictionary with batch job metadata + The created batch object as returned by the API (contains "id", + "processing_status", and later "results_url"), or a dict with an + "error" key on failure. + + Note: the server-side "fallbacks" param (used for claude-fable-5 refusal + recovery in the non-batch path) is rejected by the Batch API and must not + be added here — a refused item comes back with stop_reason "refusal". """ if not self.api_key: logger.error("No Anthropic API key provided for batch requests") return {"error": "API key missing"} - + + formatted_requests = [] + for req in batch_requests: + params = dict(req.get("params", {})) + params.setdefault("model", self.model_name) + formatted_requests.append( + {"custom_id": req["custom_id"], "params": params} + ) + try: - logger.info(f"Submitting batch of {len(batch_requests)} requests to Anthropic API") - - # Use Anthropic Batch API endpoint - headers = { - "x-api-key": self.api_key, - "anthropic-version": "2023-06-01", - "content-type": "application/json" - } - - # Format requests for Batch API - # Note: the server-side "fallbacks" param (used for claude-fable-5 - # refusal recovery elsewhere in this file) is rejected by the Batch - # API and must not be added here — a refused batch item just comes - # back with stop_reason "refusal" and needs to be resubmitted - # separately via the non-batch path. - formatted_requests = [] - for i, request in enumerate(batch_requests): - req = { - "model": self.model_name, - "system": request.get("system", ""), - "messages": request.get("messages", []), - "max_tokens": request.get("max_tokens", 8000), - "output_config": {"effort": "medium"} - } - - # Add request ID (for correlation on response) - req["request_id"] = f"req_{i}" - - formatted_requests.append(req) - - # Check if Batch API is available - try: - # Make a request to the Batch API endpoint - batch_request_data = { - "requests": formatted_requests - } - - response = requests.post( - "https://api.anthropic.com/v1/messages/batch", - headers=headers, - json=batch_request_data - ) - - # Check if the response indicates Batch API is not available - if response.status_code == 404: - logger.warning("Anthropic Batch API endpoint not found (404). Falling back to sequential processing.") - return {"error": "Batch API not available", "fallback": "sequential"} - - # Raise for other errors - response.raise_for_status() - - # Get response data - response_data = response.json() - logger.info(f"Batch submitted successfully. Batch ID: {response_data.get('batch_id')}") - - # Add metadata mapping - response_data["request_metadata"] = {f"req_{i}": request.get("metadata", {}) for i, request in enumerate(batch_requests)} - - return response_data - - except requests.exceptions.HTTPError as e: - if e.response is not None and e.response.status_code == 404: - logger.warning("Anthropic Batch API endpoint not found (404). Falling back to sequential processing.") - return {"error": "Batch API not available", "fallback": "sequential"} - else: - logger.error(f"HTTP error using Anthropic Batch API: {str(e)}") - return {"error": f"HTTP error: {str(e)}"} - - except Exception as e: - logger.error(f"Error using Anthropic Batch API: {str(e)}") - return {"error": str(e)} - + logger.info( + f"Submitting batch of {len(formatted_requests)} requests to " + f"{self.BATCH_API_URL}" + ) + response = requests.post( + self.BATCH_API_URL, + headers=self._batch_headers(), + json={"requests": formatted_requests}, + ) + response.raise_for_status() + data = response.json() + logger.info( + f"Batch submitted successfully. Batch ID: {data.get('id')} " + f"status: {data.get('processing_status')}" + ) + return data except Exception as e: - logger.error(f"Error preparing batch request: {str(e)}") + logger.error(f"Error using Anthropic Batch API: {str(e)}") return {"error": str(e)} - + + def retrieve_batch(self, batch_id: str) -> Dict[str, Any]: + """Fetch the current state of a batch (GET /v1/messages/batches/{id}).""" + response = requests.get( + f"{self.BATCH_API_URL}/{batch_id}", + headers=self._batch_headers(), + ) + response.raise_for_status() + return response.json() + + def poll_batch( + self, + batch_id: str, + max_wait_seconds: float = 1800.0, + initial_interval: float = 5.0, + max_interval: float = 60.0, + sleep: Callable[[float], None] = time.sleep, + now: Callable[[], float] = time.monotonic, + ) -> Dict[str, Any]: + """ + Poll a batch until its processing_status is "ended", with exponential + backoff. Raises TimeoutError if the batch does not end within + max_wait_seconds. + + Returns the final (ended) batch object, which carries "results_url". + """ + deadline = now() + max_wait_seconds + interval = initial_interval + while True: + batch = self.retrieve_batch(batch_id) + status = batch.get("processing_status") + if status == "ended": + return batch + remaining = deadline - now() + if remaining <= 0: + raise TimeoutError( + f"Batch {batch_id} did not complete within {max_wait_seconds}s " + f"(last status: {status})" + ) + counts = batch.get("request_counts", {}) + logger.info( + f"Batch {batch_id} status={status} counts={counts}; " + f"sleeping {min(interval, remaining):.0f}s" + ) + sleep(min(interval, remaining)) + interval = min(interval * 2, max_interval) + + def get_batch_results(self, batch: Dict[str, Any]) -> List[Dict[str, Any]]: + """ + Download and parse the JSONL results of an ended batch. + + Args: + batch: an ended batch object (must contain "results_url"). + + Returns: + A list of result records, each a dict with "custom_id" and "result". + """ + results_url = batch.get("results_url") + if not results_url: + raise ValueError("Batch has no results_url; is it ended?") + response = requests.get(results_url, headers=self._batch_headers()) + response.raise_for_status() + records = [] + for line in response.text.splitlines(): + line = line.strip() + if line: + records.append(json.loads(line)) + return records + + @staticmethod + def extract_text_from_result(record: Dict[str, Any]) -> Optional[str]: + """ + Pull the assistant text out of a single batch result record. + + Returns None if the request did not succeed (errored/canceled/expired/ + refusal) or produced no text block. + """ + result = record.get("result", {}) + if result.get("type") != "succeeded": + return None + message = result.get("message", {}) + if message.get("stop_reason") == "refusal": + return None + content = message.get("content", []) + text_blocks = [b.get("text", "") for b in content if b.get("type") == "text"] + return text_blocks[0] if text_blocks else None + + def list_available_models(self) -> List[str]: """ List available Claude models. @@ -612,7 +680,13 @@ def get_model_provider(provider_type: Optional[str] = None, model_name: Optional else: # Default to Ollama model_name = model_name or os.environ.get("OLLAMA_MODEL", "llama3") - endpoint = os.environ.get("OLLAMA_ENDPOINT", "http://localhost:11434") + # Honor OLLAMA_HOST (used by the ollama client and the rest of Delphi), + # falling back to the older OLLAMA_ENDPOINT name. + endpoint = ( + os.environ.get("OLLAMA_HOST") + or os.environ.get("OLLAMA_ENDPOINT") + or "http://localhost:11434" + ) logger.info(f"Using Ollama provider with model: {model_name} at {endpoint}") return OllamaProvider(model_name=model_name, endpoint=endpoint) diff --git a/delphi/umap_narrative/run_pipeline.py b/delphi/umap_narrative/run_pipeline.py index 9df35f06d4..f009869470 100755 --- a/delphi/umap_narrative/run_pipeline.py +++ b/delphi/umap_narrative/run_pipeline.py @@ -24,6 +24,11 @@ # Import from local modules from polismath_commentgraph.utils.storage import DynamoDBStorage, PostgresClient from sentence_transformers import SentenceTransformer +from umap_narrative.topic_naming import ( + generate_cluster_topic_labels, + resolve_model_name, + resolve_provider_type, +) from sklearn.feature_extraction.text import CountVectorizer, TfidfTransformer from umap import UMAP @@ -276,235 +281,6 @@ def characterize_comment_clusters(cluster_layer, comment_texts): return cluster_characteristics -def generate_cluster_topic_labels( - cluster_characteristics, - comment_texts=None, - layer=None, - layer_idx=0, - conversation_name=None, - use_ollama=False, - document_map=None, -): - """ - Generate topic labels for clusters based on their characteristics. - - Args: - cluster_characteristics: Dictionary with cluster characterizations - comment_texts: List of comment text strings (used for Ollama naming) - layer: Cluster assignments for the current layer (used for Ollama naming) - layer_idx: Index of the current layer - conversation_name: Name of the conversation (used for Ollama naming) - use_ollama: Whether to use Ollama for topic naming - document_map: 2D UMAP coordinates for selecting representative comments - - Returns: - cluster_labels: Dictionary mapping cluster IDs to topic labels - """ - cluster_labels = {} - - # Check for Anthropic API key - anthropic_api_key = os.environ.get("ANTHROPIC_API_KEY") - if not anthropic_api_key: - warning_message = ( - "⚠️ ANTHROPIC_API_KEY not set. LLM-based narrative reports will be skipped." - ) - logger.warning(warning_message) - # Print to stdout directly for better visibility in Docker logs - print(f"\033[0;33m{warning_message}\033[0m") - print( - "To generate narrative reports, set the ANTHROPIC_API_KEY environment variable." - ) - - # Check if we should use Ollama - if use_ollama and comment_texts is not None and layer is not None: - try: - import ollama - - logger.info("Using Ollama for cluster naming") - - # Function to get topic labels via Ollama - def get_topic_name(comments): - prompt = ( - "Read these comments and provide ONLY ONE short topic label (3–5 words) " - "that captures their combined essence. Do not give one topic per comment. " - "Do not include explanations, introductions, or multiple outputs. " - "Reply with exactly one topic label, in quotation marks, on a single line.\n\n" - "Comments:\n" - ) - for j, comment in enumerate( - comments[:5] - ): # Use 5 pseudo-random comments as examples - prompt += f"{j + 1}. {comment}\n" - - try: - # Get model name from environment variable or use default - model_name = os.environ.get("OLLAMA_MODEL", "llama3.1:8b") - logger.info(f"Using Ollama model from environment: {model_name}") - response = ollama.chat( - model=model_name, messages=[{"role": "user", "content": prompt}] - ) - - # Extract just the topic name with more thorough cleaning - raw_response = response["message"]["content"].strip() - - # Clean up various prefixes - extended list from 600_generate_llm_topic_names.py - prefixes_to_remove = [ - "Here is the list of topic labels:", - "Here is the list of topic labels", - "Here are the topic labels:", - "Here are the topic labels", - "Here is the topic label:", - "Here is the topic label", - "The topic label is:", - "The topic label is", - "Topic label:", - "Here is a concise topic label:", - "Here's a concise topic label:", - "Concise topic label:", - "Topic name:", - "Topic name", - "Topic:", - "Label:", - "Label", - ] - - # First, check if there's already a layer_cluster prefix (like "1_2:") and remove it - import re - - layer_prefix_match = re.match(r"^\d+_\d+:\s*", raw_response) - if layer_prefix_match: - raw_response = raw_response[layer_prefix_match.end() :] - - for prefix in prefixes_to_remove: - if raw_response.startswith(prefix): - raw_response = raw_response.replace(prefix, "", 1) - - # Strip all whitespace including newlines BEFORE splitting - raw_response = raw_response.strip() - - # Get just the first line, as we only want the label - topic = raw_response.split("\n")[0].strip() - - # Remove quotes if they're present (handle both double and single quotes) - topic = topic.strip("\"'") - - # Remove common formats like "1. Topic Name" or "- Topic Name" - if topic.startswith("1. ") or topic.startswith("- "): - topic = topic[3:].strip() - - # Remove asterisks and other markdown formatting - topic = topic.replace("*", "") - - # Check if we ended up with empty string after all the cleaning - if not topic or not topic.strip(): - logger.warning( - f"Empty topic name after cleaning for cluster - original response: '{raw_response}'" - ) - return f"Topic {len(comments)}" # Fallback - if len(topic) > 50: # If it's too long, truncate - topic = topic[:50] + "..." - return topic - except Exception as e: - logger.error(f"Error generating topic with Ollama: {e}") - return f"Topic {len(comments)}" - - # Generate labels using Ollama - for cluster_id in cluster_characteristics.keys(): - if cluster_id < 0: # Skip noise points - continue - - # Get comments for this cluster - cluster_indices = np.where(layer == cluster_id)[0] - - # Select the 5 most representative comments (closest to centroid) - if len(cluster_indices) > 5 and document_map is not None: - # Calculate centroid of the cluster in document_map space - centroid = np.mean(document_map[cluster_indices], axis=0) - - # Calculate distance from each comment to the centroid - distances = np.sqrt( - np.sum((document_map[cluster_indices] - centroid) ** 2, axis=1) - ) - - # Get indices of the 5 comments closest to centroid - closest_indices = np.argsort(distances)[:5] - selected_indices = cluster_indices[closest_indices].tolist() - - logger.info( - f"Selected {len(selected_indices)} most representative comments " - f"for layer {layer_idx}, cluster {cluster_id} " - f"(distances: {distances[closest_indices]})" - ) - else: - # If 5 or fewer comments, use all of them - selected_indices = cluster_indices.tolist() - - selected_comments = [comment_texts[i] for i in selected_indices] - - # Get topic name - topic_name = get_topic_name( - selected_comments, - ) - # Add layer_cluster prefix to ensure uniqueness - # Use the passed layer_idx parameter, not the layer array - logger.info( - f"DEBUG: Creating prefix for layer_idx={layer_idx}, cluster_id={cluster_id}, topic='{topic_name}'" - ) - # Strip quotes again in case they were added back somehow - cleaned_topic_name = topic_name.strip().strip("\"'") - prefixed_topic_name = ( - f"{layer_idx}_{cluster_id}: {cleaned_topic_name}" - if cleaned_topic_name - else f"{layer_idx}_{cluster_id}:" - ) - logger.info(f"DEBUG: Final prefixed name: '{prefixed_topic_name}'") - cluster_labels[cluster_id] = prefixed_topic_name - - # Sleep briefly to avoid rate limiting - time.sleep(0.5) - - logger.info(f"Generated {len(cluster_labels)} topic names using Ollama") - return cluster_labels - - except ImportError: - logger.error("Ollama not installed. Using conventional topic naming.") - # Fall back to conventional naming - except Exception as e: - logger.error(f"Error using Ollama: {e}") - # Fall back to conventional naming - - # Conventional topic naming (fallback or when Ollama is not requested) - for cluster_id, characteristics in cluster_characteristics.items(): - top_words = characteristics.get("top_words", []) - sample_comments = characteristics.get("sample_comments", []) - - label_parts = [] - - # Add top words - if len(top_words) > 0: - label_parts.append("Keywords: " + ", ".join(top_words[:5])) - - # Add first sample comment (shortened) - if len(sample_comments) > 0: - first_comment = sample_comments[0] - if len(first_comment) > 50: - first_comment = first_comment[:47] + "..." - label_parts.append("Example: " + first_comment) - - # Create the final label - if label_parts: - label = " | ".join(label_parts) - # Truncate if too long - if len(label) > 50: - label = label[:47] + "..." - else: - label = f"Topic {cluster_id}" - - cluster_labels[cluster_id] = label - - return cluster_labels - - def create_comment_hover_info(cluster_layer, cluster_characteristics, comment_texts): """ Create hover text information for comments based on cluster characteristics. @@ -1049,7 +825,7 @@ def process_layers_and_create_visualizations( cluster_layers, comment_texts, output_dir, - use_ollama=False, + name_topics=False, dynamo_storage=None, job_id=None, # Added job_id ): @@ -1063,7 +839,8 @@ def process_layers_and_create_visualizations( cluster_layers: Cluster assignments for each layer comment_texts: List of comment text strings output_dir: Directory to save visualizations - use_ollama: Whether to use Ollama for topic naming (deprecated, will be moved to separate script) + name_topics: Whether to generate LLM topic labels (provider chosen by + LLM_PROVIDER; default anthropic via the Batch API) dynamo_storage: Optional DynamoDBStorage object for storing in DynamoDB job_id: Job ID for this run """ @@ -1088,20 +865,22 @@ def process_layers_and_create_visualizations( layer_data=layer_data, ) - # If Ollama is requested, warn that this is deprecated - if use_ollama: - logger.warning( - "Ollama topic naming is moving to a separate process to improve reliability. " - "Use the new update_with_ollama.py script to update topic names with LLM after processing." + # If topic naming is requested, generate LLM topic labels. + if name_topics: + provider_type = resolve_provider_type() + topic_model = resolve_model_name(provider_type) + logger.info( + f"Generating LLM topic names with provider={provider_type} " + f"model={topic_model}" ) - # For backward compatibility, still run with Ollama if requested for layer_idx, cluster_layer in enumerate(cluster_layers): characteristics = layer_data[layer_idx]["characteristics"] - # Generate topic labels with Ollama + # Generate topic labels via the configured provider (Anthropic batch + # by default; Ollama one-by-one when LLM_PROVIDER=ollama). logger.info( - f"Generating LLM topic names for layer {layer_idx} with Ollama..." + f"Generating LLM topic names for layer {layer_idx}..." ) cluster_labels = generate_cluster_topic_labels( characteristics, @@ -1109,7 +888,7 @@ def process_layers_and_create_visualizations( layer=cluster_layer, layer_idx=layer_idx, conversation_name=conversation_name, - use_ollama=True, + name_topics=True, document_map=document_map, ) @@ -1128,13 +907,13 @@ def process_layers_and_create_visualizations( logger.info( f"Storing LLM topic names for layer {layer_idx} in DynamoDB..." ) - # Get model name from environment variable or use default - model_name = os.environ.get("OLLAMA_MODEL", "llama3.1:8b") + # Record the model that actually produced these labels. + model_name = topic_model llm_topic_models = DataConverter.batch_convert_llm_topic_names( conversation_id, cluster_labels, layer_idx, - model_name=model_name, # Model used by Ollama + model_name=model_name, # Model used for topic naming job_id=job_id, # Pass job_id ) result = dynamo_storage.batch_create_llm_topic_names(llm_topic_models) @@ -1324,7 +1103,7 @@ def create_enhanced_multilayer_index( def process_conversation( - zid, export_dynamo=True, use_ollama=False, include_moderation=False, exclude_comment_selections=True + zid, export_dynamo=True, name_topics=False, include_moderation=False, exclude_comment_selections=True ): """ Main function to process a conversation and generate visualizations. @@ -1332,7 +1111,7 @@ def process_conversation( Args: zid: Conversation ID export_dynamo: Whether to export results to DynamoDB - use_ollama: Whether to use Ollama for topic naming + name_topics: Whether to generate LLM topic labels (provider via LLM_PROVIDER) include_moderation: Whether to filter out moderated comments (mod == -1) exclude_comment_selections: Whether to exclude comments that have selection == -1 in report_comment_selections table (for any report in this conversation) @@ -1462,7 +1241,7 @@ def process_conversation( cluster_layers, comment_texts, output_dir, - use_ollama=use_ollama, + name_topics=name_topics, dynamo_storage=dynamo_storage, job_id=job_id, # Pass job_id ) @@ -1509,7 +1288,14 @@ def main(): help="Use mock data instead of connecting to PostgreSQL", ) parser.add_argument( - "--use-ollama", action="store_true", help="Use Ollama for topic naming" + "--name-topics", + action="store_true", + help="Generate LLM topic labels (provider via LLM_PROVIDER; default anthropic batch)", + ) + parser.add_argument( + "--use-ollama", + action="store_true", + help="Deprecated alias for --name-topics that forces LLM_PROVIDER=ollama", ) parser.add_argument( "--include_moderation", @@ -1535,9 +1321,20 @@ def main(): db_password=args.db_password, ) - # Log Ollama usage + # Resolve topic-naming request. --use-ollama is a deprecated alias that both + # enables naming and forces the ollama provider. if args.use_ollama: - logger.info("Ollama will be used for topic naming") + logger.warning( + "--use-ollama is deprecated; use --name-topics with LLM_PROVIDER=ollama. " + "Forcing LLM_PROVIDER=ollama for this run." + ) + os.environ["LLM_PROVIDER"] = "ollama" + name_topics = args.name_topics or args.use_ollama + if name_topics: + logger.info( + f"Topic naming enabled (provider={resolve_provider_type()}, " + f"model={resolve_model_name(resolve_provider_type())})" + ) # Process conversation if args.use_mock_data: @@ -1586,14 +1383,14 @@ def main(): cluster_layers, comment_texts, output_dir, - use_ollama=args.use_ollama, + name_topics=name_topics, ) else: # Process with real data from PostgreSQL process_conversation( args.zid, export_dynamo=not args.no_dynamo, - use_ollama=args.use_ollama, + name_topics=name_topics, include_moderation=args.include_moderation, exclude_comment_selections=args.exclude_comment_selections, ) diff --git a/delphi/umap_narrative/topic_naming.py b/delphi/umap_narrative/topic_naming.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..93492eff3e --- /dev/null +++ b/delphi/umap_narrative/topic_naming.py @@ -0,0 +1,368 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +""" +Provider-agnostic topic-cluster naming for the UMAP narrative pipeline. + +This module is deliberately kept free of the heavy scientific imports used by +``run_pipeline.py`` (torch, sentence-transformers, umap, datamapplot) so the +naming logic can be unit-tested without them. It depends only on ``numpy`` (for +representative-comment selection) and the LLM provider factory. + +Two naming strategies are supported: + +* **Anthropic (default)** — all cluster prompts for a layer are collected and + submitted as a *single* Message Batch; the pipeline polls until the batch + ends and maps each result back to its cluster by ``custom_id``. +* **Ollama (self-hosted)** — prompts are sent one-by-one, exactly as before. + +Provider selection: + +* ``LLM_PROVIDER`` env var (default ``anthropic``). +* Anthropic model: ``ANTHROPIC_TOPIC_MODEL`` -> ``ANTHROPIC_MODEL`` -> + ``DEFAULT_ANTHROPIC_TOPIC_MODEL``. +* Ollama model/host: ``OLLAMA_MODEL`` / ``OLLAMA_HOST`` (as before). + +Naming failures never crash the pipeline: an individual failed request falls +back to a generic ``Topic N`` label, and a wholesale failure falls back to the +conventional keyword-based labels. +""" + +import logging +import os +import re +from typing import Callable, Dict, List, Optional + +import numpy as np + +from umap_narrative.llm_factory_constructor.model_provider import get_model_provider + +logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) + +# Default Anthropic model for topic labels. Overridable via ANTHROPIC_TOPIC_MODEL +# (or ANTHROPIC_MODEL). Kept small/cheap — labels are 3–5 words. +DEFAULT_ANTHROPIC_TOPIC_MODEL = "claude-haiku-4-5-20251001" + +# Small cap: labels are a few words. Leaves headroom above the visible text. +TOPIC_MAX_TOKENS = 64 + +# Prefixes an LLM sometimes prepends to a label; stripped during cleanup. +_PREFIXES_TO_REMOVE = [ + "Here is the list of topic labels:", + "Here is the list of topic labels", + "Here are the topic labels:", + "Here are the topic labels", + "Here is the topic label:", + "Here is the topic label", + "The topic label is:", + "The topic label is", + "Topic label:", + "Here is a concise topic label:", + "Here's a concise topic label:", + "Concise topic label:", + "Topic name:", + "Topic name", + "Topic:", + "Label:", + "Label", +] + + +def resolve_provider_type(provider_type: Optional[str] = None) -> str: + """Resolve the provider type from arg -> LLM_PROVIDER env -> 'anthropic'.""" + return (provider_type or os.environ.get("LLM_PROVIDER") or "anthropic").lower() + + +def resolve_model_name(provider_type: str) -> Optional[str]: + """Resolve the model name for the given provider from the environment.""" + if provider_type == "anthropic": + return ( + os.environ.get("ANTHROPIC_TOPIC_MODEL") + or os.environ.get("ANTHROPIC_MODEL") + or DEFAULT_ANTHROPIC_TOPIC_MODEL + ) + return os.environ.get("OLLAMA_MODEL", "llama3.1:8b") + + +def build_topic_prompt(comments: List[str]) -> str: + """Build the single-label topic-naming prompt for a set of comments.""" + prompt = ( + "Read these comments and provide ONLY ONE short topic label (3–5 words) " + "that captures their combined essence. Do not give one topic per comment. " + "Do not include explanations, introductions, or multiple outputs. " + "Reply with exactly one topic label, in quotation marks, on a single line.\n\n" + "Comments:\n" + ) + for j, comment in enumerate(comments[:5]): + prompt += f"{j + 1}. {comment}\n" + return prompt + + +def clean_topic_name(raw_response: str, fallback: str) -> str: + """ + Clean an LLM topic label: strip layer/cluster prefixes, boilerplate + prefixes, quotes, list markers and markdown; truncate if too long. Returns + ``fallback`` if the cleaned string is empty. + """ + if not raw_response: + return fallback + + raw_response = raw_response.strip() + + # Remove an accidental "1_2:" layer_cluster prefix if the model echoed one. + layer_prefix_match = re.match(r"^\d+_\d+:\s*", raw_response) + if layer_prefix_match: + raw_response = raw_response[layer_prefix_match.end():] + + for prefix in _PREFIXES_TO_REMOVE: + if raw_response.startswith(prefix): + raw_response = raw_response.replace(prefix, "", 1) + + raw_response = raw_response.strip() + + # Only the first line is the label. + topic = raw_response.split("\n")[0].strip() + + # Strip surrounding quotes (single or double). + topic = topic.strip("\"'") + + # Remove list markers like "1. Topic" or "- Topic". + if topic.startswith("1. ") or topic.startswith("- "): + topic = topic[3:].strip() + + # Drop markdown emphasis. + topic = topic.replace("*", "") + + if not topic or not topic.strip(): + logger.warning( + f"Empty topic name after cleaning - original response: '{raw_response}'" + ) + return fallback + + if len(topic) > 50: + topic = topic[:50] + "..." + + return topic + + +def select_representative_comments( + cluster_id: int, + layer, + comment_texts: List[str], + document_map=None, + limit: int = 5, +) -> List[str]: + """ + Pick up to ``limit`` comments that best represent a cluster: the ones + closest to the cluster centroid in 2D document-map space when available, + otherwise the first ``limit`` members. + """ + cluster_indices = np.where(np.asarray(layer) == cluster_id)[0] + + if len(cluster_indices) > limit and document_map is not None: + centroid = np.mean(document_map[cluster_indices], axis=0) + distances = np.sqrt( + np.sum((document_map[cluster_indices] - centroid) ** 2, axis=1) + ) + closest = np.argsort(distances)[:limit] + selected_indices = cluster_indices[closest].tolist() + else: + selected_indices = cluster_indices.tolist()[:limit] + + return [comment_texts[i] for i in selected_indices] + + +def _prefixed(layer_idx: int, cluster_id: int, cleaned: str) -> str: + """Apply the unique ``layer_cluster:`` prefix used throughout the pipeline.""" + cleaned = cleaned.strip().strip("\"'") + if cleaned: + return f"{layer_idx}_{cluster_id}: {cleaned}" + return f"{layer_idx}_{cluster_id}:" + + +def _conventional_labels(cluster_characteristics) -> Dict[int, str]: + """Keyword/example based labels — the non-LLM fallback.""" + labels: Dict[int, str] = {} + for cluster_id, characteristics in cluster_characteristics.items(): + top_words = characteristics.get("top_words", []) + sample_comments = characteristics.get("sample_comments", []) + label_parts = [] + if len(top_words) > 0: + label_parts.append("Keywords: " + ", ".join(top_words[:5])) + if len(sample_comments) > 0: + first_comment = sample_comments[0] + if len(first_comment) > 50: + first_comment = first_comment[:47] + "..." + label_parts.append("Example: " + first_comment) + if label_parts: + label = " | ".join(label_parts) + if len(label) > 50: + label = label[:47] + "..." + else: + label = f"Topic {cluster_id}" + labels[cluster_id] = label + return labels + + +def _cluster_prompts( + cluster_characteristics, + layer, + comment_texts, + document_map, +) -> Dict[int, str]: + """Build a topic prompt for every (non-noise) cluster in the layer.""" + prompts: Dict[int, str] = {} + for cluster_id in cluster_characteristics.keys(): + if cluster_id < 0: # Skip noise points. + continue + comments = select_representative_comments( + cluster_id, layer, comment_texts, document_map + ) + prompts[cluster_id] = build_topic_prompt(comments) + return prompts + + +def _label_via_batch( + provider, + prompts: Dict[int, str], + layer_idx: int, + max_wait_seconds: float, + sleep: Callable[[float], None], +) -> Dict[int, str]: + """ + Name all clusters in one Anthropic Message Batch. Returns raw (uncleaned) + label text keyed by cluster_id; a cluster maps to ``None`` if its request + failed (errored/refused/missing) so the caller can substitute a fallback. + """ + custom_id_to_cluster: Dict[str, int] = {} + batch_requests = [] + for cluster_id, prompt in prompts.items(): + custom_id = f"layer{layer_idx}_cluster{cluster_id}" + custom_id_to_cluster[custom_id] = cluster_id + batch_requests.append( + { + "custom_id": custom_id, + "params": { + "model": provider.model_name, + "max_tokens": TOPIC_MAX_TOKENS, + "messages": [{"role": "user", "content": prompt}], + }, + } + ) + + created = provider.get_batch_responses(batch_requests) + if not isinstance(created, dict) or created.get("error") or not created.get("id"): + raise RuntimeError(f"Batch creation failed: {created}") + + batch_id = created["id"] + final = provider.poll_batch( + batch_id, max_wait_seconds=max_wait_seconds, sleep=sleep + ) + records = provider.get_batch_results(final) + + raw_labels: Dict[int, Optional[str]] = {cid: None for cid in prompts} + for record in records: + cluster_id = custom_id_to_cluster.get(record.get("custom_id")) + if cluster_id is None: + continue + raw_labels[cluster_id] = provider.extract_text_from_result(record) + return raw_labels + + +def _label_one_by_one(provider, prompts: Dict[int, str]) -> Dict[int, Optional[str]]: + """Name clusters sequentially (Ollama path).""" + raw_labels: Dict[int, Optional[str]] = {} + for cluster_id, prompt in prompts.items(): + try: + raw_labels[cluster_id] = provider.get_response("", prompt) + except Exception as e: # noqa: BLE001 - never crash on a single label. + logger.error(f"Error naming cluster {cluster_id}: {e}") + raw_labels[cluster_id] = None + return raw_labels + + +def generate_cluster_topic_labels( + cluster_characteristics, + comment_texts=None, + layer=None, + layer_idx=0, + conversation_name=None, + name_topics=False, + document_map=None, + provider_type=None, + max_wait_seconds: Optional[float] = None, + sleep: Callable[[float], None] = None, + use_ollama=False, # Deprecated alias — forces the ollama provider. +): + """ + Generate topic labels for clusters. + + When ``name_topics`` is truthy and comments/layer are available, labels are + produced by an LLM (Anthropic batch by default, or Ollama when + ``LLM_PROVIDER=ollama`` / the deprecated ``use_ollama=True``). Otherwise, and + on any LLM failure, conventional keyword-based labels are returned. + + Returns a dict mapping cluster_id -> topic label string. + """ + if use_ollama: + # Backwards-compatible alias: force the ollama provider for this call. + provider_type = "ollama" + name_topics = True + + if not (name_topics and comment_texts is not None and layer is not None): + return _conventional_labels(cluster_characteristics) + + provider_type = resolve_provider_type(provider_type) + + if max_wait_seconds is None: + max_wait_seconds = float( + os.environ.get("TOPIC_BATCH_MAX_WAIT_SECONDS", "1800") + ) + if sleep is None: + import time as _time + + sleep = _time.sleep + + try: + model_name = resolve_model_name(provider_type) + provider = get_model_provider(provider_type, model_name) + prompts = _cluster_prompts( + cluster_characteristics, layer, comment_texts, document_map + ) + + if not prompts: + return _conventional_labels(cluster_characteristics) + + if provider.supports_batching: + logger.info( + f"Naming {len(prompts)} clusters in layer {layer_idx} via one " + f"{provider_type} batch (model={model_name})" + ) + raw_labels = _label_via_batch( + provider, prompts, layer_idx, max_wait_seconds, sleep + ) + else: + logger.info( + f"Naming {len(prompts)} clusters in layer {layer_idx} one-by-one " + f"via {provider_type} (model={model_name})" + ) + raw_labels = _label_one_by_one(provider, prompts) + + cluster_labels: Dict[int, str] = {} + for cluster_id in prompts: + raw = raw_labels.get(cluster_id) + fallback = f"Topic {cluster_id}" + cleaned = clean_topic_name(raw, fallback) if raw else fallback + cluster_labels[cluster_id] = _prefixed(layer_idx, cluster_id, cleaned) + + logger.info( + f"Generated {len(cluster_labels)} topic names for layer {layer_idx} " + f"using {provider_type}" + ) + return cluster_labels + + except Exception as e: # noqa: BLE001 - naming must never crash the pipeline. + logger.error( + f"LLM topic naming failed for layer {layer_idx} ({e}); " + "falling back to conventional labels", + exc_info=True, + ) + return _conventional_labels(cluster_characteristics) diff --git a/docker-compose.yml b/docker-compose.yml index 3670fa2a39..edd965d71f 100644 --- a/docker-compose.yml +++ b/docker-compose.yml @@ -145,6 +145,69 @@ services: cpus: ${DELPHI_CONTAINER_CPUS:-2} restart: unless-stopped + # Python math poller — the eventual replacement for the Clojure `math` + # container. Profile-gated so it only runs when explicitly requested + # (`--profile math-python`). Reuses the delphi build target and overrides the + # command to run the poller CLI. Defaults to SHADOW mode: writes under a + # DISTINCT math_env (`python`) so its rows are invisible to the prod server + # (UNIQUE(zid, math_env)) — zero production risk while parity is validated. + # See delphi/docs/MATH_POLLER_DESIGN.md §4. + math-python: + image: 050917022930.dkr.ecr.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/polis/delphi:latest + build: + context: ./delphi + target: final + labels: + polis_tag: ${TAG:-dev} + command: ["python", "scripts/math_poller.py"] + environment: + - DATABASE_URL=${DATABASE_URL} + - DATABASE_SSL_MODE=${DATABASE_SSL_MODE:-disable} + - POSTGRES_CONNECT_TIMEOUT=${POSTGRES_CONNECT_TIMEOUT:-30} + - LOG_LEVEL=${DELPHI_LOG_LEVEL:-INFO} + # Shadow-mode math_env (distinct from the Clojure math service's MATH_ENV). + - MATH_ENV=${MATH_PYTHON_ENV:-python} + # Poll cadences (ms) and boot window (days). + - POLL_VOTE_INTERVAL_MS=${POLL_VOTE_INTERVAL_MS:-1000} + - POLL_MOD_INTERVAL_MS=${POLL_MOD_INTERVAL_MS:-1000} + - POLL_FROM_DAYS_AGO=${POLL_FROM_DAYS_AGO:-10} + # Optional zid allow/block lists (comma-separated). + - POLL_ALLOWLIST=${POLL_ALLOWLIST:-} + - POLL_BLOCKLIST=${POLL_BLOCKLIST:-} + # Per-zid serialized workers; concurrency across zids. + - MATH_WORKER_POOL_SIZE=${MATH_WORKER_POOL_SIZE:-4} + # Error dump dir + retry cap (dump -> retry -> park circuit breaker). + - MATH_POLLER_DUMP_DIR=${MATH_POLLER_DUMP_DIR:-scratch/errorconv} + - MATH_POLLER_RETRY_CAP=${MATH_POLLER_RETRY_CAP:-1} + # LRU conv-cache cap. FINITE by default (200) — an unbounded cache is not + # acceptable for a long shadow soak (P-019 M4). Set 0 ONLY to opt into + # unlimited; negative is rejected at startup. Tune from measured churn. + - MATH_CONV_CACHE_CAP=${MATH_CONV_CACHE_CAP:-200} + # Parked-zid reconciler cadence (ms): recover failed-then-quiet zids from + # authoritative history without waiting for a new vote (P-019 M1). + - MATH_POLLER_RECONCILE_INTERVAL_MS=${MATH_POLLER_RECONCILE_INTERVAL_MS:-60000} + # zid-sharding across PROCESSES (one shard = one process; threads do not + # parallelise this workload). Default unsharded. Set a UNIQUE index per + # replica before scaling out, or the shards duplicate every computation. + - POLL_SHARD_INDEX=${POLL_SHARD_INDEX:-0} + - POLL_SHARD_COUNT=${POLL_SHARD_COUNT:-1} + networks: + - "polis-net" + extra_hosts: + - "host.docker.internal:host-gateway" + # Hard memory backstop (mirrors the delphi service). The in-memory conv cache + # is LRU-bounded by MATH_CONV_CACHE_CAP (finite 200 by default, P-019 M4); + # this limit is the hard backstop below which the cap should keep the working + # set. Set MATH_CONV_CACHE_CAP=0 to opt into an unbounded cache (not advised + # for a long soak). + deploy: + resources: + limits: + memory: ${DELPHI_POLLER_CONTAINER_MEMORY:-16g} + restart: unless-stopped + profiles: + - math-python + postgres: restart: always build: diff --git a/example.env b/example.env index 094203c82e..2c4d9b36f6 100644 --- a/example.env +++ b/example.env @@ -53,6 +53,46 @@ LOCAL_SERVICES_DOCKER=true # Leave empty for autodetection on AWS deployment. See delphi/DELPHI_AUTOSCALING_SETUP.md for configuring instance size in production. INSTANCE_SIZE=dev +###### PYTHON MATH POLLER (math-python, --profile math-python) ###### +# The Python replacement for the Clojure `math` container. Runs in SHADOW mode by +# default: writes math_main/math_bidtopid/math_ptptstats under a DISTINCT math_env +# so its rows stay invisible to the prod server (UNIQUE(zid, math_env)) while +# parity is validated. See delphi/docs/MATH_POLLER_DESIGN.md. +# +# math_env the poller writes under. Keep distinct from the Clojure MATH_ENV while +# shadowing; set equal to the server's MATH_ENV to cut over. Default: python +# MATH_PYTHON_ENV=python +# Watermark boot window: start polling from N days ago. Default 10 +# POLL_FROM_DAYS_AGO=10 +# Poll cadences in ms. Defaults 1000/1000 +# POLL_VOTE_INTERVAL_MS=1000 +# POLL_MOD_INTERVAL_MS=1000 +# Conversations processed concurrently (each zid stays serialized). Default 4 +# MATH_WORKER_POOL_SIZE=4 +# errorconv dump dir + retries before parking a failing zid. Defaults scratch/errorconv, 1 +# MATH_POLLER_DUMP_DIR=scratch/errorconv +# MATH_POLLER_RETRY_CAP=1 +# Optional zid filters (comma-separated). Aliases: MATH_ZID_ALLOWLIST/MATH_ZID_BLOCKLIST +# POLL_ALLOWLIST= +# POLL_BLOCKLIST= +# In-memory conversation cache: max conversations before LRU-evicting the coldest. +# FINITE by default (200) — an unbounded cache is NOT acceptable for a long shadow +# soak (Clojure's 4h reboot was the de-facto cap, which the Python poller dropped). +# Set 0 to opt into UNLIMITED (documented but discouraged); a negative value is +# rejected at startup. Choose a value from measured cache churn / container memory. +# MATH_CONV_CACHE_CAP=200 +# Parked-zid reconciler cadence in ms. A background pass recovers a zid that +# failed, was parked, and then received no further votes by rebuilding it from +# authoritative Postgres history. Default 60000 (60s). +# MATH_POLLER_RECONCILE_INTERVAL_MS=60000 +# zid-sharding across independent PROCESSES (one shard = one process; the pool's +# threads do not parallelise this CPU-bound workload). Default unsharded (index 0, +# count 1). Before scaling to N replicas, give each a UNIQUE index in [0, N) and +# set count=N on all of them, else every shard duplicates every computation. An +# out-of-range index is fatal at startup (a silent no-zid shard is the worst mode). +# POLL_SHARD_INDEX=0 +# POLL_SHARD_COUNT=1 + ###### PORTS ###### API_SERVER_PORT=5000 HTTP_PORT=80 @@ -135,6 +175,9 @@ GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS= # Optional API keys for other services: ANTHROPIC_API_KEY= ANTHROPIC_MODEL= +# Delphi topic-cluster naming model (Anthropic Batch API). Resolution order: +# ANTHROPIC_TOPIC_MODEL -> ANTHROPIC_MODEL -> claude-haiku-4-5-20251001 +ANTHROPIC_TOPIC_MODEL=claude-haiku-4-5-20251001 GEMINI_API_KEY= OPENAI_API_KEY= # A value in miliseconds for caching AI responses for narrativeReport @@ -154,11 +197,24 @@ SENTENCE_TRANSFORMER_MODEL=all-MiniLM-L6-v2 DYNAMODB_ENDPOINT=http://host.docker.internal:8000 +###### LLM PROVIDER (Delphi topic naming) ##### +# anthropic (default, Batch API) or ollama (self-hosted GPU). +LLM_PROVIDER=anthropic + + ###### OLLAMA ##### +# Only used when LLM_PROVIDER=ollama. The GPU infra is OFF by default; re-enable +# it in CDK by deploying with CDK_ENABLE_OLLAMA=true, then set LLM_PROVIDER=ollama. OLLAMA_HOST=http://host.docker.internal:11434 OLLAMA_MODEL=llama3.1:8b +###### CDK / INFRA ##### +# Recreate the (temporarily retired) Ollama GPU stack: ASG, GPU launch template, +# EFS, internal NLB, and the /polis/ollama-service-url secret. Default: off. +CDK_ENABLE_OLLAMA=false + + ###### S3 STORAGE ###### # MinIO configuration for local S3-compatible storage AWS_S3_ENDPOINT=http://host.docker.internal:9000 diff --git a/math/deps.edn b/math/deps.edn index e040070755..09bab0a4b4 100644 --- a/math/deps.edn +++ b/math/deps.edn @@ -63,15 +63,24 @@ metasoarous/oz {:mvn/version "2.0.0-alpha5"}} :main-opts ["-m" "nrepl.cmdline" "--middleware" "[cider.nrepl/cider-middleware]"]} :run - {:main-opts ["-m" "polismath.runner"]} + {:main-opts ["-m" "polismath.runner"] + ;; Heap for the prod worker. Sized for an r8g.2xlarge (64 GB): leaves room for the + ;; Datadog Java agent, JFR and page cache. Observed host peak on the old 128 GB box + ;; was 16.3 GB total (2026-08/09). If the instance changes, change this with it. + :jvm-opts ["-Xmx24g"]} :dev-poller {:extra-paths ["dev" "test"] :extra-deps {cider/cider-nrepl {:mvn/version "0.30.0"}} :exec-fn user/run-with-repl} :test {:extra-paths ["test"] - :main-opts ["-m" "test-runner"]}} - ;:jvm-opts ^:replace [] - :jvm-opts ["-Xmx4g"]} + :main-opts ["-m" "test-runner"]} + ;; Replay harness Phase H-B — Clojure Mode A driver (dev/replay.clj). + ;; Loaded via -i (file path) rather than :extra-paths ["dev"] so the + ;; dev/user.clj namespace (which requires oz/cider) is NOT auto-loaded + ;; at startup — keeps the alias self-contained on the base :deps. + :replay + {:main-opts ["-i" "dev/replay.clj" "-m" "replay"]}} +} ;:mvn/repos {"twitter4j" {:url "https://twitter4j.org/maven2"}}} diff --git a/math/dev/proj_probe.clj b/math/dev/proj_probe.clj new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..620259fe3e --- /dev/null +++ b/math/dev/proj_probe.clj @@ -0,0 +1,349 @@ +;; Copyright (C) 2012-present, The Authors. This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License, version 3, as published by the Free Software Foundation. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Affero General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Affero General Public License along with this program. If not, see . + +(ns proj-probe + "Diagnostic probe (R1 goal, every-vote step-57 uniqify edge): replay the + first N votes of a dataset through conv-update and print the FULL-PRECISION + projection rows for selected pids at the final step. + + DELIBERATELY a separate file from replay.clj: the certify clj-recording + cache manifests hash dev/replay.clj, so touching that file forces a full + battery re-record. This probe reuses replay's own loaders via `load-file` + and changes nothing. + + Usage (from math/): + clojure -M dev/proj_probe.clj [ ...]" + (:require [polismath.math.conversation :as conv] + [polismath.math.clusters :as clusters] + [polismath.math.named-matrix :as nm] + [clojure.core.matrix :as matrix])) + +(load-file "dev/replay.clj") + +(defn -main [& args] + (let [[csv-path n-votes & pids] args + n-votes (Long/parseLong n-votes) + pids (set (map #(Long/parseLong %) pids)) + votes (->> (replay/read-votes-csv csv-path) + replay/build-dataset + (take n-votes)) + seed (-> (conv/new-conv) (assoc :zid 99999 :meta-tids #{})) + ;; Replay ONE VOTE PER UPDATE — the warm-start chain is path-dependent + ;; (PCA start-vectors thread tick to tick), so a cold single batch + ;; does NOT reproduce the every-vote recording's state. + conv' (reduce + (fn [c v] + (conv/conv-update c (replay/->conv-votes [v]) + replay/certify-conv-opts)) + seed + votes) + rownames (nm/rownames (:rating-mat conv')) + proj (:proj conv')] + (doseq [[pid row] (map vector rownames proj) + :when (contains? pids pid)] + (println (format "pid=%d proj=[%.17g %.17g]" + (long pid) + (double (first row)) + (double (second row))))) + (doseq [c (:base-clusters conv')] + (println (format "cluster id=%d members=%s center=[%.17g %.17g]" + (long (:id c)) + (pr-str (:members c)) + (double (first (:center c))) + (double (second (:center c)))))) + ;; Phase-by-phase clean-start replay: chain to n-1 votes (prev state), + ;; apply the final vote, then walk clean-start-clusters manually on the + ;; new projection nmat with the PREV clusters, printing each phase. + (let [prev (reduce + (fn [c v] + (conv/conv-update c (replay/->conv-votes [v]) + replay/certify-conv-opts)) + (-> (conv/new-conv) (assoc :zid 99999 :meta-tids #{})) + (butlast votes)) + cur (conv/conv-update prev (replay/->conv-votes [(last votes)]) + replay/certify-conv-opts) + pnmat (nm/named-matrix (nm/rownames (:rating-mat cur)) ["x" "y"] + (:proj cur)) + inmat (nm/rowname-subset pnmat (:in-conv cur)) + rec (clusters/safe-recenter-clusters inmat (:base-clusters prev)) + uniq (clusters/uniqify-clusters rec) + possible (min 100 (count (distinct (into [] (matrix/rows (nm/get-matrix inmat))))))] + (println "PHASE safe-recenter:") + (doseq [c rec] + (println (format " id=%d members=%s center=[%.17g %.17g]" + (long (:id c)) (pr-str (:members c)) + (double (first (:center c))) (double (second (:center c)))))) + (println (format "PHASE uniqify: %d clusters (ids %s)" + (count uniq) (pr-str (mapv :id uniq)))) + (println (format "PHASE possible-clusters: %d (rows %d)" + possible (count (nm/rownames inmat)))) + (let [km (clusters/kmeans inmat 100 + :last-clusters (:base-clusters prev) + :max-iters 100)] + (println "PHASE full-kmeans:") + (doseq [c (sort-by :id km)] + (println (format " id=%d members=%s" + (long (:id c)) (pr-str (:members c)))))) + (let [cs (clusters/clean-start-clusters inmat (:base-clusters prev) 100) + data-iter (map vector (nm/rownames inmat) + (matrix/rows (matrix/matrix (nm/get-matrix inmat)))) + s1 (clusters/cluster-step data-iter 100 cs)] + (println "PHASE clean-start-direct:" (pr-str (mapv (juxt :id :members) cs))) + (println "PHASE cluster-step-1:" (pr-str (mapv (juxt :id :members) s1))) + (let [c6 (first (filter #(= 6 (:id %)) cs)) + c8 (first (filter #(= 8 (:id %)) cs)) + row5 (nm/get-row-by-name inmat 5)] + (println (format "PHASE centers: c6=[%.17g %.17g] c8=[%.17g %.17g]" + (double (first (:center c6))) (double (second (:center c6))) + (double (first (:center c8))) (double (second (:center c8))))) + (println (format "PHASE dist: d(p5,c6)=%.20g d(p5,c8)=%.20g equal=%s" + (double (matrix/distance row5 (:center c6))) + (double (matrix/distance row5 (:center c8))) + (= (matrix/distance row5 (:center c6)) + (matrix/distance row5 (:center c8))))) + (let [cleared (clusters/cleared-clusters cs) + after (clusters/add-to-closest cleared [5 row5]) + winner (first (filter (fn [[_ c]] (seq (:members c))) after))] + (println "PHASE single-assign: pid 5 ->" (pr-str (key winner)) + "map-type:" (str (type cleared)) + "entry-order:" (pr-str (keys cleared))) + (doseq [[cid c] cleared] + (println (format " d(p5, c%s)=%.20g" + (str cid) + (double (matrix/distance row5 (:center c)))))) + (let [names (nm/rownames inmat) + rows (into [] (matrix/rows (matrix/matrix (nm/get-matrix inmat)))) + mism (for [[n r] (map vector names rows) + :when (not= (into [] r) + (into [] (nm/get-row-by-name inmat n)))] + n)] + (println "PHASE alignment: rownames=" (pr-str names) + "misaligned-names=" (pr-str (vec mism))) + (let [view5 (nth rows 4)] + (println (format "PHASE view-dist: d(view5,c6)=%.20g d(view5,c8)=%.20g types=%s/%s" + (double (matrix/distance view5 (:center c6))) + (double (matrix/distance view5 (:center c8))) + (str (type view5)) (str (type (:center c6))))) + (let [after (clusters/add-to-closest + (clusters/cleared-clusters cs) [5 view5]) + winner (first (filter (fn [[_ c]] (seq (:members c))) after))] + (println "PHASE view-assign: pid 5 ->" (pr-str (key winner)))))))))))) + +;; Auto-run only when invoked with args (clojure -M dev/proj_probe.clj ...); +;; library-style load-file (batch-probe callers) skips it. +(when (seq *command-line-args*) + (apply -main *command-line-args*)) + +;; Batch-mode probe (pc-revote-01 split-loop tie): replay TWO vote-count +;; batches, then print the in-conv subset ROW ORDER and the clean-start +;; split-loop extraction sequence with runner-up gaps. +(defn batch-probe [csv-path cut1 cut2] + (let [votes (->> (replay/read-votes-csv csv-path) replay/build-dataset) + b1 (subvec votes 0 cut1) + b2 (subvec votes cut1 cut2) + seed (-> (conv/new-conv) + (assoc :zid 99998 :meta-tids #{} + :pca replay/certify-cold-start-pca)) + prev (conv/conv-update seed (replay/->conv-votes b1) + replay/certify-conv-opts) + cur (conv/conv-update prev (replay/->conv-votes b2) + replay/certify-conv-opts) + pnmat (nm/named-matrix (nm/rownames (:rating-mat cur)) ["x" "y"] + (:proj cur)) + inmat (nm/rowname-subset pnmat (:in-conv cur))] + (println "BATCH rownames-head:" (pr-str (take 20 (nm/rownames inmat)))) + (println "BATCH rownames-tail:" (pr-str (take-last 8 (nm/rownames inmat)))) + (println "BATCH n-clusters cur:" (count (:base-clusters cur))) + (doseq [c (sort-by :id (:base-clusters cur)) + :when (> (count (:members c)) 1)] + (println " multi-member cluster id=" (:id c) "members=" (pr-str (:members c)))))) + +;; Mod-weaving distinct-rows probe (pc-modheavy-01 step-2 fork, journal +;; 2026-07-22 s4 What's Next #1): replay an N-cut prefix of a mod-interleave +;; schedule WITH woven moderation (replay's own read-mod-events + +;; slice-schedule; meta-tids empty — interleave schedules take meta via +;; mod-update only, as in replay/-main), then report, at the FINAL step, the +;; in-conv projection-row distinct count and every group of pids whose rows +;; are EQUAL in clj at %.17g — to diff against the python side (py: 92 +;; distinct of 105 at step 2; 12 row-pairs collide in clj only). +(defn mod-distinct-probe [votes-csv comments-csv zid & cuts] + (let [votes (->> (replay/read-votes-csv votes-csv) replay/build-dataset) + {mods :events} (replay/read-mod-events comments-csv) + slots (mapv long cuts) + steps (replay/slice-schedule votes slots mods) + results (replay/run-once zid #{} steps) + [_ conv'] (last results) + pnmat (nm/named-matrix (nm/rownames (:rating-mat conv')) ["x" "y"] + (:proj conv')) + inmat (nm/rowname-subset pnmat (:in-conv conv')) + names (nm/rownames inmat) + raw-rows (matrix/rows (nm/get-matrix inmat)) + rows (mapv #(into [] %) raw-rows)] + (println "MODPROBE final-step: in-conv rows=" (count rows) + "distinct(vectorz)=" (count (distinct (into [] raw-rows))) + "distinct(vec)=" (count (distinct rows))) + (doseq [[row prs] (->> (group-by second (map vector names rows)) + (filter (fn [[_ prs]] (> (count prs) 1))) + (sort-by (fn [[_ prs]] (long (ffirst prs)))))] + (println (format "COLLIDE pids=%s row=[%.17g %.17g]" + (pr-str (mapv first prs)) + (double (nth row 0)) (double (nth row 1))))))) + +;; Mod-weaving split-loop walk (pc-modheavy-01 step-2: clj records 80 base +;; clusters vs py 92 while BOTH see 92 distinct in-conv rows — so the clj +;; split loop stops early; this prints WHY). Replays an N-cut prefix with +;; woven mods, then at the FINAL step: runs the REAL clean-start-clusters +;; (count check), then mirrors clusters.clj:250-273 manually printing each +;; iteration's most-distal extraction (id/dist/clst-id at %.20g) up to the +;; stop, plus the remaining multi-member clusters at the stop. +(defn mod-split-probe [votes-csv comments-csv zid & cuts] + (let [votes (->> (replay/read-votes-csv votes-csv) replay/build-dataset) + {mods :events} (replay/read-mod-events comments-csv) + slots (mapv long cuts) + steps (replay/slice-schedule votes slots mods) + results (replay/run-once zid #{} steps) + [_ prev-conv] (nth results (- (count results) 2)) + [_ cur-conv] (last results) + pnmat (nm/named-matrix (nm/rownames (:rating-mat cur-conv)) ["x" "y"] + (:proj cur-conv)) + inmat (nm/rowname-subset pnmat (:in-conv cur-conv)) + prev-bc (:base-clusters prev-conv) + real-cs (clusters/clean-start-clusters inmat prev-bc 100) + rec (clusters/safe-recenter-clusters inmat prev-bc) + uniq (clusters/uniqify-clusters rec) + possible (min 100 (count (distinct (into [] (matrix/rows (nm/get-matrix inmat))))))] + (println "MODSPLIT prev-step clusters:" (count prev-bc) + "safe-recenter:" (count rec) "uniqify:" (count uniq) + "possible:" possible "rows:" (count (nm/rownames inmat)) + "REAL clean-start-clusters:" (count real-cs)) + (loop [clusters uniq, it 0] + (let [clusters (clusters/recenter-clusters inmat clusters)] + (if (> possible (count clusters)) + (let [outlier (clusters/most-distal inmat clusters)] + (println (format "MODSPLIT iter %d: n=%d extract pid=%s d=%.20g clst=%s" + it (count clusters) (str (:id outlier)) + (double (:dist outlier)) (str (:clst-id outlier)))) + (if (> (:dist outlier) 0) + (recur + (-> + (mapv + (fn [clst] + (assoc clst :members + (remove (set [(:id outlier)]) (:members clst)))) + clusters) + (conj {:id (inc (apply max (map :id clusters))) + :members [(:id outlier)] + :center (nm/get-row-by-name inmat (:id outlier))})) + (inc it)) + (do + (println "MODSPLIT STOPPED (zero-dist outlier) at n=" (count clusters)) + (doseq [c clusters + :when (> (count (:members c)) 1)] + (println " multi-member id=" (:id c) "members=" (pr-str (:members c))))))) + (println "MODSPLIT done (possible reached) n=" (count clusters))))))) + +;; Step-1 lineage probe (pc-modheavy-01 {1,3,8,11} id 2-vs-8): replay an +;; N-cut prefix with woven mods, then at the FINAL step print the REAL +;; clean-start seed clusters holding the tracked pids (centers %.17g), the +;; distances of each tracked row to the tracked cluster ids under +;; matrix/distance (the add-to-closest path), and the final kmeans outcome +;; for those pids — to pin WHERE clj's id survives vs the py port. +(defn lineage-probe [votes-csv comments-csv zid track-pids track-ids & cuts] + (let [votes (->> (replay/read-votes-csv votes-csv) replay/build-dataset) + {mods :events} (replay/read-mod-events comments-csv) + slots (mapv long cuts) + steps (replay/slice-schedule votes slots mods) + results (replay/run-once zid #{} steps) + [_ prev-conv] (nth results (- (count results) 2)) + [_ cur-conv] (last results) + pnmat (nm/named-matrix (nm/rownames (:rating-mat cur-conv)) ["x" "y"] + (:proj cur-conv)) + inmat (nm/rowname-subset pnmat (:in-conv cur-conv)) + prev-bc (:base-clusters prev-conv) + track-pids (set track-pids) + track-ids (set track-ids) + seed (clusters/clean-start-clusters inmat prev-bc 100)] + (println "LINEAGE prev-step ids holding tracked pids:") + (doseq [c prev-bc :when (seq (clojure.set/intersection track-pids (set (:members c))))] + (println (format " prev id=%d members=%s center=[%.17g %.17g]" + (long (:id c)) (pr-str (:members c)) + (double (first (:center c))) (double (second (:center c)))))) + (println "LINEAGE seed clusters holding tracked pids or ids:") + (doseq [c seed :when (or (seq (clojure.set/intersection track-pids (set (:members c)))) + (contains? track-ids (:id c)))] + (println (format " seed id=%d members=%s center=[%.17g %.17g]" + (long (:id c)) (pr-str (:members c)) + (double (first (:center c))) (double (second (:center c)))))) + (doseq [p track-pids] + (let [row (nm/get-row-by-name inmat p)] + (doseq [c seed :when (contains? track-ids (:id c))] + (println (format " d(row%s, c%d) = %.20g" + (str p) (long (:id c)) + (double (matrix/distance row (:center c)))))))) + (let [km (clusters/kmeans inmat 100 + :last-clusters prev-bc + :max-iters 100)] + (println "LINEAGE final kmeans clusters holding tracked pids:") + (doseq [c (sort-by :id km) + :when (seq (clojure.set/intersection track-pids (set (:members c))))] + (println (format " final id=%d members=%s" + (long (:id c)) (pr-str (:members c)))))))) + +;; Split-loop probe (pc-revote-01 step-1 extraction tie): replay two vote-count +;; batches like batch-probe, then walk clean-start-clusters' split loop +;; MANUALLY (mirroring clusters.clj:250-273 verbatim) printing, per iteration, +;; the ACTUAL most-distal extraction (id/dist/clst-id) plus the top-3 candidate +;; ranking with runner-up gaps, so the sequence can be diffed against the +;; python probe (delphi/scratch/probe_revote_split.py). +(defn split-probe [csv-path cut1 cut2] + (let [votes (->> (replay/read-votes-csv csv-path) replay/build-dataset) + b1 (subvec votes 0 cut1) + b2 (subvec votes cut1 cut2) + seed (-> (conv/new-conv) + (assoc :zid 99998 :meta-tids #{} + :pca replay/certify-cold-start-pca)) + prev (conv/conv-update seed (replay/->conv-votes b1) + replay/certify-conv-opts) + cur (conv/conv-update prev (replay/->conv-votes b2) + replay/certify-conv-opts) + pnmat (nm/named-matrix (nm/rownames (:rating-mat cur)) ["x" "y"] + (:proj cur)) + inmat (nm/rowname-subset pnmat (:in-conv cur)) + rec (clusters/safe-recenter-clusters inmat (:base-clusters prev)) + uniq (clusters/uniqify-clusters rec) + possible (min 100 (count (distinct (into [] (matrix/rows (nm/get-matrix inmat))))))] + (println "SPLIT start-clusters:" (count uniq) "possible:" possible + "rows:" (count (nm/rownames inmat))) + (loop [clusters uniq, it 0] + (let [clusters (clusters/recenter-clusters inmat clusters)] + (if (> possible (count clusters)) + (let [outlier (clusters/most-distal inmat clusters) + ranks (->> (nm/rownames inmat) + (map (fn [mem] + (let [row (nm/get-row-by-name inmat mem)] + [(apply min (map #(matrix/distance row (:center %)) + clusters)) + mem]))) + (sort-by first) + reverse + (take 3)) + [[d0 m0] [d1 m1] [d2 m2]] ranks] + (println (format "SPLIT iter %d: extract pid=%s d=%.20g clst=%s | top3 %s:%.20g %s:%.20g %s:%.20g | gap01=%.3e" + it (str (:id outlier)) (double (:dist outlier)) + (str (:clst-id outlier)) + (str m0) (double d0) (str m1) (double d1) + (str m2) (double d2) + (double (- d0 d1)))) + (if (> (:dist outlier) 0) + (recur + (-> + (mapv + (fn [clst] + (assoc clst :members + (remove (set [(:id outlier)]) (:members clst)))) + clusters) + (conj {:id (inc (apply max (map :id clusters))) + :members [(:id outlier)] + :center (nm/get-row-by-name inmat (:id outlier))})) + (inc it)) + (println "SPLIT done (zero-dist outlier) after iter" it))) + (println "SPLIT done (possible reached) n=" (count clusters))))))) diff --git a/math/dev/replay.clj b/math/dev/replay.clj new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..d9a950f30d --- /dev/null +++ b/math/dev/replay.clj @@ -0,0 +1,614 @@ +;; Copyright (C) 2012-present, The Authors. This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License, version 3, as published by the Free Software Foundation. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Affero General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU Affero General Public License along with this program. If not, see . + +(ns replay + "Replay harness Phase H-B — the CLOJURE Mode A driver (REPLAY_HARNESS_DESIGN.md + §5). Pure in-process: no Postgres, no poller, no Docker. + + Given a schedule JSON (§4) and a votes CSV, it seeds a conversation exactly as + export.clj:624-632 (`get-export-data-at-time`) does — `(-> (conv/new-conv) + (assoc :zid zid :meta-tids meta-tids))` — then reduces `conv/conv-update` over + the schedule's vote batches (the pure pattern shown at dev/user.clj:416-428 and + test/conversation_test.clj:40-168), recording per step: + + clj/step-NNN.blob.json — the `prep-main` (conv_man.clj:43-74) key-whitelisted + production view, cheshire-encoded exactly as + postgres.clj pg-json does. This IS the `math_main` + blob shape and is the cross-language comparison + surface Python's `to_dict` targets. + clj/step-NNN.edn — (with --edn) full-fidelity conv state in the + `conv-update-dump` (conversation.clj:920) shape, + reloadable via `conv/load-conv-update`. + + BINDING SEMANTICS (verified against source, NOT guessed): + + * Vote signs — FLIP the CSV. Export CSVs (timestamp,datetime,comment-id, + voter-id,vote) carry EXPORT/Delphi signs (AGREE=+1); the flip is export-only + (export.clj:106-113). The Clojure math consumes RAW-DB signs (AGREE=-1), so + each CSV value v is fed as -v. Recorded as vote_sign_convention \"raw-db\". + (The Python driver feeds +v; each engine gets its own native convention, so + the OUTPUT blobs stay comparable.) + + * Slicing mirrors the H-A Python slicer (schedule.py `resolve_cut_slots` / + `slice_schedule`) EXACTLY: sort votes stably by (t_ms, input order), KEEP + revotes (no dedup — later-vote-wins is resolved inside conv-update), CSV + timestamps are SECONDS → ms via *1000 (mirror real_data.py). Cut modes + vote-count | timestamp | fraction | explicit-event-index resolve the same + way, including Python's round-half-to-even for `fraction`. + + * conv-update input shape (conversation_test.clj:18-21): a seq of maps + `{:pid :tid :vote :created }`. `:created` is REQUIRED + (the :last-vote-timestamp fnk maxes over it, conversation.clj:161-165); + `:zid` is taken from the seeded conv (`(or (:zid conv) (:zid (first votes)))`, + conversation.clj:157-159) so votes need not carry it. + + * Chained warm start is IMPLICIT: the reduce threads the conv object, whose + `:pca :comps` become the next step's `:start-vectors` (conversation.clj:381-387). + That IS `warm_start: chain`. Step 0 has no prior comps → cold-start PCA uses + unseeded `(rand)` (pca.clj:79-82), the §9 self-jitter source measured by + --repeats. + + * meta-tids seed from the comments CSV `is-meta`/`is_meta` column when present; + the public vw export has no such column, so the set is empty (documented in + provenance meta_tids_source). + + Moderation: vw has none. `moderation` other than \"none\" raises a clear + not-implemented error (Mode A mod-update interleaving is deferred, design §5). + + Run: cd math && clojure -M:replay --schedule --votes \\ + --out [--repeats N] [--edn] [--zid Z] [--comments c.csv]" + (:require [clojure.data.csv :as csv] + [clojure.java.io :as io] + [clojure.java.shell :as shell] + [clojure.string :as str] + [clojure.tools.cli :as cli] + [cheshire.core :as json] + [com.stuartsierra.component :as component] + [clojure.core.matrix :as matrix] + [polismath.math.conversation :as conv] + [polismath.math.named-matrix :as nm] + [polismath.conv-man :as cm] + [polismath.components.core-matrix-boot :as cmb]) + (:import [java.security MessageDigest] + [java.math BigDecimal RoundingMode] + [java.time Instant])) + +;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +;; CSV → sorted vote stream (mirror ReplayDataset.build / real_data.py). +;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +(defn read-votes-csv + "Read an export votes CSV into vote maps in FILE order. Columns + timestamp,datetime,comment-id,voter-id,vote; timestamps are SECONDS → ms." + [path] + (with-open [rdr (io/reader path)] + (let [rows (csv/read-csv rdr) + header (first rows) + idx (zipmap header (range)) + ti (idx "timestamp") ci (idx "comment-id") + vi (idx "voter-id") si (idx "vote")] + (when (some nil? [ti ci vi si]) + (throw (ex-info "votes CSV missing a required column" + {:header header :need ["timestamp" "comment-id" "voter-id" "vote"]}))) + (mapv (fn [r] + {:t-ms (* 1000 (Long/parseLong (str/trim (nth r ti)))) + :pid (Long/parseLong (str/trim (nth r vi))) + :tid (Long/parseLong (str/trim (nth r ci))) + :sign (Long/parseLong (str/trim (nth r si)))}) + (rest rows))))) + +(defn build-dataset + "Sort raw file-order vote maps stably by (t_ms, input index) and 1-index them. + Revotes are KEPT — dedup is never applied (design §5). Returns a vector." + [raw-rows] + (->> raw-rows + (map-indexed (fn [i row] (assoc row :file-idx i))) + (sort-by (juxt :t-ms :file-idx)) + (map-indexed (fn [i row] (assoc row :k (inc i)))) + vec)) + +;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +;; Cut-mode resolution (mirror schedule.py resolve_cut_slots EXACTLY). +;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +(def ^:private valid-modes #{"vote-count" "explicit-event-index" "timestamp" "fraction"}) + +(defn ^long py-round + "Round-half-to-even to a long — matches Python's built-in round() (banker's)." + [^double x] + (.longValueExact (.setScale (BigDecimal/valueOf x) 0 RoundingMode/HALF_EVEN))) + +(defn count-votes-up-to + "#votes with t_ms <= T in a time-sorted vector (linear; n is small)." + [votes t-ms] + (count (take-while #(<= (long (:t-ms %)) (long t-ms)) votes))) + +(defn validate-slots + "Mirror ReplayDataset.validate_schedule: 1<=s<=n, strictly increasing." + [slots n] + (loop [prev 0 [s & more] slots] + (when s + (when-not (<= 1 s n) + (throw (ex-info (str "cut slot " s " outside 1.." n) {:slot s :n n}))) + (when-not (> s prev) + (throw (ex-info (str "schedule not strictly increasing at slot " s) {:slot s}))) + (recur s more)))) + +(defn resolve-cut-slots + "Resolve a §4 `cuts` map into strictly-increasing 1-based slots in 1..n. + 0-slots dropped as degenerate, duplicates collapsed (== schedule.py)." + [votes cuts] + (let [mode (get cuts "mode") + at (get cuts "at" []) + n (count votes)] + (when-not (valid-modes mode) + (throw (ex-info (str "unknown cut mode " (pr-str mode) + "; expected one of " (sort valid-modes)) {:mode mode}))) + (let [raw (for [a at] + (cond + (= a "end") + n + (#{"vote-count" "explicit-event-index"} mode) + (long a) + (= mode "fraction") + (let [f (double a)] + (when-not (and (< 0.0 f) (<= f 1.0)) + (throw (ex-info (str "fraction cut " f " outside (0, 1]") {:f f}))) + (py-round (* f n))) + (= mode "timestamp") + (count-votes-up-to votes (long a)))) + slots (->> raw (filter pos?) (into (sorted-set)) vec)] + (validate-slots slots n) + slots))) + +;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +;; Slicer: schedule + dataset → ordered steps (mirror slice_schedule; the tail +;; after the last cut is intentionally NOT a step — include "end" to close it). +;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +(defn slice-schedule + "Mods weave per schedule.py:204-210: a mod event attaches to the FIRST cut + whose cut-time reaches its :modified (and which is past the previous cut's + time); events after the last cut are dropped, like tail votes." + ([votes slots] (slice-schedule votes slots [])) + ([votes slots mod-events] + (loop [prev 0 [cut & more] slots i 0 acc []] + (if (nil? cut) + acc + (let [cut-time (:t-ms (nth votes (dec cut))) + prev-time (when (pos? prev) (:t-ms (nth votes (dec prev)))) + mods (filterv #(and (<= (long (:modified %)) (long cut-time)) + (or (nil? prev-time) + (> (long (:modified %)) (long prev-time)))) + mod-events)] + (recur cut more (inc i) + (conj acc {:index i + :prev-slot prev + :cut-slot cut + :votes (subvec votes prev cut) ; (prev, cut] 0-based + :mods mods + :cut-time-ms cut-time}))))))) + +;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +;; Feeding conv-update: FLIP the export sign to raw-DB (design §5). +;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +(defn ->conv-votes + [batch] + (mapv (fn [{:keys [pid tid sign t-ms]}] + {:pid pid :tid tid :vote (- (long sign)) :created t-ms}) + batch)) + +;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +;; One full replay pass: seed → reduce conv-update, keeping conv per step. +;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +;; Q10 carve-out (CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md): conv-update's large-conv dispatch +;; (n-ptpts > 10000 OR n-cmts > 5000, conversation.clj:784-815) runs +;; mini-batch partial-pca on an UNSEEDED random row sample — no +;; deterministic reference exists on that path, even between two Clojure +;; runs. Certification pins both cutoffs huge so every step takes the +;; deterministic full-PCA (small-conv) path at any size. Logged per run +;; here and by certify.py's acceptance notice. +(def certify-conv-opts + {:ptpt-cutoff 1000000000 + :cmt-cutoff 1000000000}) + +;; Q12 carve-out (CLOJURE_QUIRKS.md): the COLD-tick PCA start vector is +;; unseeded-random in production (rand-starting-vec, pca.clj:79-82 — the +;; original author's own "should really throw a [seeded] random number +;; generator in here... XXX" comment) — with a small eigengap, 100 power +;; iterations don't fully converge and the residual start-dependence makes +;; even two Clojure runs differ. Certification pins the cold start to the +;; ONES vector — the same value power-iteration pads new-comment columns +;; with (pca.clj:46-49) — by seeding the conv with single-element [1.0] +;; comps that the padding expands to all-ones at any width. Warm ticks are +;; untouched (real previous comps take over from tick 2). The Python replay +;; driver pins the same start. +(def certify-cold-start-pca + {:comps [[1.0] [1.0]]}) + +(defn parse-blob-json + "EXACTLY db/load-conv's key-fn (postgres.clj:419-433): numeric-string keys + become longs, everything else keywords — including the keyword/long + hash-map-key mismatches its own docstring warns about (e.g. :repness), + which are part of production restart semantics." + [s] + (json/parse-string s (fn [x] (try (Long/parseLong x) + (catch Exception _ (keyword x)))))) + +(defn restart-conv + "Replicate conv-man's load-or-init restart (conv_man.clj:188-207) + mid-schedule: rebuild the conv from its OWN just-computed math_main blob + (prep-main → JSON round-trip → restructure-json-conv), :recompute :reboot, + raw-rating-mat from the FULL vote log so far ([pid tid raw-db-vote] in + dataset order — conv-poll's created-order equivalent), then mod-update with + the FULL mod history so far (called even when empty, as load-or-init does). + Everything restructure-json-conv drops (rating-mat, per-k + :group-clusterings smoother memory, …) is LOST, exactly as in production." + [conv steps-so-far] + (let [votes-so-far (mapcat :votes steps-so-far) + mods-so-far (mapcat :mods steps-so-far)] + (-> (cm/prep-main conv) + json/generate-string + parse-blob-json + cm/restructure-json-conv + (assoc :recompute :reboot) + (assoc :raw-rating-mat + (nm/update-nmat (nm/named-matrix) + (mapv (fn [{:keys [pid tid sign]}] + [pid tid (- (long sign))]) + votes-so-far))) + (conv/mod-update (vec mods-so-far))))) + +(defn run-once + "Returns a vector of [step conv-after-update] pairs, one per cut slot. + The reduce threading the conv IS the implicit warm-start chain. + conv-update runs with certify-conv-opts (Q10 full-PCA carve-out) and the + seed conv carries certify-cold-start-pca (Q12 pinned cold start). + Step semantics mirror conv-man's per-batch [:votes :moderation] order + (conv_man.clj:361-371): votes → conv-update (recompute), then mods → + conv/mod-update (sets+watermark ONLY, no recompute — the mods take effect + at the NEXT votes recompute); ONE blob per step, recorded post-mods. + After recording step `restart-after`, the chain continues from + `restart-conv` (the production worker-restart seam)." + ([zid meta-tids steps] (run-once zid meta-tids steps nil)) + ([zid meta-tids steps restart-after] + (binding [*out* *err*] + (println "Q10 carve-out: large-conv mini-batch PCA disabled" + "(ptpt/cmt cutoffs pinned to 10^9; full PCA at every size)") + (println "Q12 carve-out: cold-tick PCA start pinned to ones" + "(production start is unseeded-random)")) + (let [seed (-> (conv/new-conv) + (assoc :zid zid + :meta-tids (set meta-tids) + :pca certify-cold-start-pca))] + (loop [conv seed [s & more] steps acc []] + (if (nil? s) + acc + (let [conv' (conv/conv-update conv (->conv-votes (:votes s)) + certify-conv-opts) + conv' (if (seq (:mods s)) + (conv/mod-update conv' (vec (:mods s))) + conv') + acc' (conj acc [s conv']) + conv'' (if (and restart-after (= (long (:index s)) (long restart-after))) + (do (binding [*out* *err*] + (println (format "restart seam after step %d (load-or-init replay)" + (long (:index s))))) + (restart-conv conv' (map first acc'))) + conv')] + (recur conv'' more acc'))))))) + +;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +;; Recording. +;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +(defn write-blob! + "Write the prep-main math_main view for one step, cheshire-encoded exactly as + postgres.clj pg-json does (the DB blob's own serialization)." + [dir step conv] + (spit (io/file dir (format "step-%03d.blob.json" (:index step))) + (json/generate-string (cm/prep-main conv)))) + +(defn write-edn! + "Write full-fidelity conv state in the `conv-update-dump` shape + (conversation.clj:920), reloadable via `conv/load-conv-update`. The + core.matrix print-methods (conversation.clj:882-899) are already installed." + [dir step conv fed-votes] + (spit (io/file dir (format "step-%03d.edn" (:index step))) + (prn-str + {:conv (into {} + (assoc-in conv [:pca :center] + (matrix/matrix (into [] (:center (:pca conv)))))) + :votes fed-votes + :opts {} + :error nil}))) + +(defn write-results! + [dir results edn?] + (.mkdirs ^java.io.File dir) + (doseq [[s conv] results] + (write-blob! dir s conv) + (when edn? (write-edn! dir s conv (->conv-votes (:votes s)))))) + +;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +;; Provenance. +;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +(defn sha256-file + [path] + (let [md (MessageDigest/getInstance "SHA-256") + buf (byte-array 65536)] + (with-open [in (io/input-stream path)] + (loop [] + (let [n (.read in buf)] + (when (pos? n) (.update md buf 0 n) (recur))))) + (->> (.digest md) (map #(format "%02x" (bit-and % 0xff))) (apply str)))) + +(defn git-commit + [dir] + (try + (let [{:keys [exit out]} (shell/sh "git" "-C" (str dir) "rev-parse" "HEAD")] + (if (zero? exit) (str/trim out) "unknown")) + (catch Exception _ "unknown"))) + +(defn build-provenance + [{:keys [schedule schedule-id source votes-path comments-path zid meta-tids + meta-tids-source warm-start repeats n-steps edn? + moderation n-mod-events n-mod-skipped restart-after]}] + {:engine "clj" + :moderation (or moderation "none") + :n_mod_events (or n-mod-events 0) + :n_mod_skipped_no_modified (or n-mod-skipped 0) + :restart_after restart-after + :mode "A" + :schedule_id schedule-id + :source source + :dataset (get schedule "dataset") + :zid zid + :n_steps n-steps + :repeats repeats + :edn edn? + :warm_start warm-start + :warm_start_note "chain is implicit: the reduce threads conv; :pca :comps seed the next step's start-vectors (conversation.clj:381-387)" + :vote_sign_convention "raw-db" + :vote_sign_note "export CSV signs (AGREE=+1) are FLIPPED to raw-DB (AGREE=-1) before conv-update; the flip is export-only (export.clj:106-113)" + :meta_tids (vec (sort meta-tids)) + :meta_tids_source meta-tids-source + ;; Run from math/ (user.dir), which is inside the repo → HEAD is the math/ + ;; commit (delphi and math share one repo in this checkout). + :math_git_commit (git-commit (System/getProperty "user.dir")) + :clojure_version (clojure-version) + :jvm_version (System/getProperty "java.version") + :jvm_runtime_version (System/getProperty "java.runtime.version") + :jvm_vm_name (System/getProperty "java.vm.name") + :matrix_implementation "vectorz" + :votes_file (.getName (io/file votes-path)) + :votes_sha256 (sha256-file votes-path) + :comments_file (when comments-path (.getName (io/file comments-path))) + :comments_sha256 (when comments-path (sha256-file comments-path)) + :created_at (str (Instant/now))}) + +;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +;; meta-tids from comments CSV (is-meta / is_meta column; else empty). +;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +(defn read-meta-tids + "Returns [meta-tid-set source-description]. Empty when no comments CSV or no + is-meta column (as for the public vw export)." + [comments-path] + (if (nil? comments-path) + [#{} "empty (no comments CSV supplied)"] + (with-open [rdr (io/reader comments-path)] + (let [rows (csv/read-csv rdr) + header (first rows) + idx (zipmap header (range)) + ci (or (idx "comment-id") (idx "tid")) + mi (or (idx "is-meta") (idx "is_meta"))] + (if (or (nil? ci) (nil? mi)) + [#{} (str "empty (comments CSV has no is-meta column; header=" (vec header) ")")] + [(->> (rest rows) + (keep (fn [r] + (let [v (str/lower-case (str/trim (str (nth r mi ""))))] + (when (#{"1" "true" "t" "yes"} v) + (Long/parseLong (str/trim (nth r ci))))))) + (into #{})) + "comments CSV is-meta column"]))))) + +;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +;; Moderation rows from the comments CSV (interleave-by-timestamp schedules). +;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +(defn read-mod-events + "Raw moderation rows {:tid :is_meta :mod :modified} from the comments CSV, + sorted by (modified, file order) — the conv-mod-poll stream equivalent. + `modified` is the DB value in MILLISECONDS, compared directly against vote + :t-ms at weave time (the py loader reads the same column identically). + Rows with an empty `modified` cannot be woven and are SKIPPED (counted in + :n-skipped for provenance). Columns: comment-id/tid, is-meta/is_meta, + mod/moderated, modified." + [comments-path] + (with-open [rdr (io/reader comments-path)] + (let [rows (doall (csv/read-csv rdr)) + header (first rows) + idx (zipmap header (range)) + ci (or (idx "comment-id") (idx "tid")) + mi (or (idx "is-meta") (idx "is_meta")) + modi (or (idx "mod") (idx "moderated")) + tsi (idx "modified")] + (when (some nil? [ci modi tsi]) + (throw (ex-info (str "comments CSV lacks moderation columns " + "(need comment-id, mod/moderated, modified); header=" + (vec header)) + {:header header}))) + (let [parsed (->> (rest rows) + (keep-indexed + (fn [i r] + (let [modified-raw (str/trim (str (nth r tsi "")))] + (when (seq modified-raw) + {:tid (Long/parseLong (str/trim (nth r ci))) + :is_meta (boolean + (when mi + (#{"1" "true" "t" "yes"} + (str/lower-case (str/trim (str (nth r mi ""))))))) + :mod (Long/parseLong (str/trim (nth r modi))) + :modified (Long/parseLong modified-raw) + :file-idx i}))))) + events (->> parsed + (sort-by (juxt :modified :file-idx)) + (mapv #(dissoc % :file-idx)))] + {:events events + :n-skipped (- (count (rest rows)) (count events))})))) + +;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +;; CLI. +;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +(def cli-options + [["-s" "--schedule PATH" "Path to the schedule JSON (§4)."] + ["-v" "--votes PATH" "Path to the export votes CSV."] + ["-o" "--out DIR" "Recording dir (…//); clj/ is written under it."] + [nil "--comments PATH" "Optional comments CSV (meta-tids via is-meta column)."] + [nil "--zid ZID" "Conversation id to seed (default: schedule dataset name)."] + ["-r" "--repeats N" "Full-replay repeats for §9 self-jitter (default 1)." + :default 1 :parse-fn #(Integer/parseInt %)] + [nil "--edn" "Also write per-step full-state EDN (conv-update-dump shape)."] + ["-h" "--help"]]) + +(defn -main [& args] + (let [{:keys [options errors summary]} (cli/parse-opts args cli-options)] + (cond + (:help options) + (do (println "Replay harness — Clojure Mode A driver (Phase H-B)") + (println summary) + (System/exit 0)) + + errors + (do (binding [*out* *err*] (doseq [e errors] (println e)) (println summary)) + (System/exit 1)) + + (some nil? [(:schedule options) (:votes options) (:out options)]) + (do (binding [*out* *err*] + (println "ERROR: --schedule, --votes and --out are all required.") + (println summary)) + (System/exit 1)) + + :else + (let [schedule (json/parse-string (slurp (:schedule options))) + dataset (get schedule "dataset") + schedule-id (get schedule "schedule_id") + source (get schedule "source" "votes-csv") + cuts (get schedule "cuts") + moderation (get schedule "moderation" "none") + warm-start (get-in schedule ["clojure" "warm_start"] "chain") + zid (or (:zid options) dataset) + repeats (:repeats options) + edn? (boolean (:edn options)) + out (io/file (:out options)) + clj-dir (io/file out "clj")] + + (when-not (contains? #{"none" "interleave-by-timestamp" nil} moderation) + (throw (ex-info + (str "Unknown moderation mode " (pr-str moderation) + ". Use \"none\" or \"interleave-by-timestamp\" " + "(mod rows from --comments, woven by modified timestamp).") + {:moderation moderation}))) + (when (and (= moderation "interleave-by-timestamp") + (nil? (:comments options))) + (throw (ex-info "moderation=interleave-by-timestamp requires --comments" + {:moderation moderation}))) + + ;; Only "chain" warm-start is implemented (it is IMPLICIT: the reduce + ;; threads the conv, whose :pca :comps seed the next step's start-vectors, + ;; conversation.clj:381-387). Reject any other value loudly rather than + ;; silently ignoring it — mirrors the moderation guard above. + (when-not (contains? #{"chain" nil} warm-start) + (throw (ex-info + (str "Only warm_start=\"chain\" is implemented in the Mode A " + "driver (chained warm start is implicit). Got warm_start=" + (pr-str warm-start) ". Use \"chain\" (or omit it).") + {:warm_start warm-start}))) + + ;; Register cheshire encoders for core.matrix (mikera.*) — WITHOUT this, + ;; prep-main's :pca vectors fail to JSON-encode (postgres.clj relies on + ;; the same CoreMatrixBooter at system start). + (component/start + (cmb/create-core-matrix-booter {:config {:math {:matrix-implementation :vectorz}}})) + + (let [raw (read-votes-csv (:votes options)) + votes (build-dataset raw) + slots (resolve-cut-slots votes cuts) + restart-after (get schedule "restart_after") + {mod-events :events n-mod-skipped :n-skipped} + (if (= moderation "interleave-by-timestamp") + (read-mod-events (:comments options)) + {:events [] :n-skipped 0}) + steps (slice-schedule votes slots mod-events) + ;; Under interleave moderation, meta-tids enter EXCLUSIVELY via + ;; the woven mod-update rows (the production-reachable route) — + ;; seeding them at conv creation as well would front-load every + ;; is-meta comment into step 0's compute, which no production + ;; state can produce (found on pc-meta-01 step 0, 2026-07-22 s4: + ;; clj meta-tids = seed ∪ woven vs py's woven-only). The + ;; creation-time seed remains for moderation="none" runs with + ;; --comments (the original vw-compat path). + [meta-tids meta-src] + (if (= moderation "interleave-by-timestamp") + [#{} "empty (interleave moderation: meta-tids via mod-update only)"] + (read-meta-tids (:comments options)))] + + (when restart-after + (when-not (and (integer? restart-after) + (<= 0 (long restart-after) (- (count steps) 2))) + (throw (ex-info (str "restart_after must be a step index with at " + "least one step after it; got " + (pr-str restart-after) " for " (count steps) + " steps") + {:restart_after restart-after :n-steps (count steps)})))) + + (binding [*out* *err*] + (println (format "dataset=%s n_votes=%d schedule=%s cuts=%s" + dataset (count votes) schedule-id (pr-str slots))) + (println (format "steps=%d repeats=%d edn=%s zid=%s meta-tids=%d" + (count steps) repeats edn? (pr-str zid) (count meta-tids))) + (when (= moderation "interleave-by-timestamp") + (println (format "moderation=interleave-by-timestamp mod-events=%d skipped-no-modified=%d woven=%d" + (count mod-events) (long n-mod-skipped) + (reduce + (map (comp count :mods) steps))))) + (when restart-after + (println (format "restart_after=%d (load-or-init seam)" (long restart-after))))) + + (.mkdirs clj-dir) + ;; schedule.json verbatim (byte-faithful copy of the §4 input). + (io/copy (io/file (:schedule options)) (io/file out "schedule.json")) + + ;; Run repeats. rep 0 is also written flat to clj/ (the canonical + ;; cross-language surface); rep i>0 (and rep 0) go to clj/rep-i/. + (dotimes [rep repeats] + (let [results (run-once zid meta-tids steps restart-after) + rep-dir (if (> repeats 1) (io/file clj-dir (str "rep-" rep)) clj-dir)] + (write-results! rep-dir results edn?) + (when (and (> repeats 1) (zero? rep)) + (write-results! clj-dir results edn?)) + (binding [*out* *err*] + (println (format " rep %d/%d written → %s" (inc rep) repeats (str rep-dir)))))) + + ;; Provenance (recording dir + a clj/ mirror so a later Python run's + ;; provenance.json cannot clobber ours). + (let [prov (build-provenance + {:schedule schedule :schedule-id schedule-id :source source + :votes-path (:votes options) :comments-path (:comments options) + :zid zid :meta-tids meta-tids :meta-tids-source meta-src + :warm-start warm-start :repeats repeats + :n-steps (count steps) :edn? edn? + :moderation moderation + :n-mod-events (count mod-events) + :n-mod-skipped n-mod-skipped + :restart-after restart-after}) + prov-json (json/generate-string prov {:pretty true})] + (spit (io/file out "provenance.json") prov-json) + (spit (io/file clj-dir "provenance.json") prov-json)) + + (println (format "wrote %d steps (x%d reps) → %s" + (count steps) repeats (str clj-dir))) + (System/exit 0)))))) diff --git a/math/dev/replay_smoke.sh b/math/dev/replay_smoke.sh new file mode 100755 index 0000000000..2d72aa616a --- /dev/null +++ b/math/dev/replay_smoke.sh @@ -0,0 +1,72 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env bash +# Replay harness Phase H-B — Clojure Mode A driver smoke test. +# +# Runs dev/replay.clj on the public vw dataset with a 3-cut vote-count schedule +# and asserts the final step has non-empty base-clusters and the math_main +# key shape. Optionally runs the Python driver on the SAME schedule into the +# same recording dir for a cross-language gap measurement (needs the delphi +# venv). No Docker, no Postgres. +# +# Usage (from math/): bash dev/replay_smoke.sh [--xlang] +set -euo pipefail + +HERE="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")/.." && pwd)" # math/ +DELPHI="$(cd "$HERE/../delphi" && pwd)" +VW_DIR="$(ls -d "$DELPHI"/real_data/*-vw 2>/dev/null | head -1)" +VOTES="$(ls "$VW_DIR"/*-votes.csv | head -1)" +OUT="$DELPHI/real_data/.local/replays/vw/hb-3cut" + +SCHED="$(mktemp -t hb-3cut-XXXX.json)" +cat > "$SCHED" <<'JSON' +{ + "dataset": "vw", + "schedule_id": "hb-3cut", + "source": "votes-csv", + "cuts": {"mode": "vote-count", "at": [1000, 2500, "end"]}, + "moderation": "none", + "clojure": {"warm_start": "chain"}, + "notes": "H-B smoke: 3-cut vote-count schedule on vw" +} +JSON + +echo ">> Clojure driver → $OUT/clj" +rm -rf "$OUT" +( cd "$HERE" && clojure -M:replay --schedule "$SCHED" --votes "$VOTES" --out "$OUT" --edn ) \ + 2>&1 | grep -Ev '^(WARNING|Warning)|DEBUG|INFO \[polismath' || true + +echo ">> Asserting final-step blob" +( cd "$DELPHI" && uv run python - "$OUT" ) <<'PY' +import json, sys, glob, os +out = sys.argv[1] +steps = sorted(glob.glob(os.path.join(out, "clj", "step-*.blob.json"))) +assert steps, "no clj step blobs written" +final = json.load(open(steps[-1])) +bc = final["base-clusters"]["id"] +assert len(bc) > 0, "final step has empty base-clusters" +expected = {"base-clusters","group-clusters","subgroup-clusters","in-conv","mod-out", + "mod-in","meta-tids","lastVoteTimestamp","lastModTimestamp","n","n-cmts", + "pca","repness","group-aware-consensus","consensus","zid","tids", + "user-vote-counts","votes-base","group-votes","subgroup-votes", + "subgroup-repness","comment-priorities"} +assert set(final.keys()) == expected, f"blob key shape drift: {set(final.keys()) ^ expected}" +print(f" OK: {len(steps)} steps, final base-clusters={len(bc)}, 23-key math_main shape") +PY + +if [[ "${1:-}" == "--xlang" ]]; then + echo ">> Python driver → $OUT/py (same schedule)" + ( cd "$DELPHI" && OMP_NUM_THREADS=1 OPENBLAS_NUM_THREADS=1 \ + uv run python scripts/replay_driver.py run --schedule "$SCHED" \ + --out real_data/.local/replays ) 2>&1 | tail -2 + echo ">> Cross-language compare (clj vs py)" + ( cd "$DELPHI" && OMP_NUM_THREADS=1 OPENBLAS_NUM_THREADS=1 uv run python - "$OUT" <<'PY' +import sys, tempfile +from polismath.replay.crosslang import compare_clj_vs_py +from polismath.replay import stepcompare as sc +with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as shim: + print(sc.format_report(compare_clj_vs_py(sys.argv[1], shim_root=shim))) +PY + ) +fi + +rm -f "$SCHED" +echo ">> smoke OK" diff --git a/math/src/polismath/math/conversation.clj b/math/src/polismath/math/conversation.clj index 8fa0799ec1..eb2fab2845 100644 --- a/math/src/polismath/math/conversation.clj +++ b/math/src/polismath/math/conversation.clj @@ -549,13 +549,21 @@ ; if seen > buffer many times, switch, OW, take last smoothed smoothed-k (if (>= this-k-count count-buffer) this-k - (if smoothed-k smoothed-k this-k))] + (if smoothed-k smoothed-k this-k)) + ; Clamp: if smoothed-k no longer exists in THIS group's current + ; subgroup clusterings (e.g. the group's base-cluster count shrank, + ; lowering M), fall back to the best available k by silhouette. + ; Mirrors the group-k-smoother clamp added in #2536; see issue #2575. + clamped-smoothed-k + (if (contains? group-subgroup-clusterings smoothed-k) + smoothed-k + this-k)] ;; We return a map of key-value pairs that look like this: ;; This is maybe where we could put information about whether the last count matches for the sake of subgroups... [gid {:last-k this-k :last-k-count this-k-count - :smoothed-k smoothed-k}])) + :smoothed-k clamped-smoothed-k}])) subgroup-clusterings))) ;; This is a little different from the group version above; @@ -670,12 +678,12 @@ extremity (or (get extremities tid) (do (log/warn "No extremity for tid" tid "zid" (:zid conv)) - 0)) - ;; Use 0 as the default when meta-tids is null or doesn't contain the tid - meta-tid-value (if meta-tids - (get meta-tids tid 0) - 0)] - (priority-metric meta-tid-value A P S extremity))) + 0))] + ;; Pass a real boolean. (get meta-tids tid 0) defaults non-meta + ;; tids to 0, which is TRUTHY in Clojure, so priority-metric took + ;; the meta branch for every comment (regression #1961). See #2571 + ;; and delphi/docs/MATH_ALGORITHM_HISTORY.md. + (priority-metric (contains? meta-tids tid) A P S extremity))) tids))) diff --git a/math/test/conv_edge_cases_test.clj b/math/test/conv_edge_cases_test.clj index 51bf8385f1..f51427b6d2 100644 --- a/math/test/conv_edge_cases_test.clj +++ b/math/test/conv_edge_cases_test.clj @@ -98,6 +98,56 @@ "group-clusters lookup must not return nil"))))) +;; ============================================================================ +;; Bug 2b: stale smoothed-k in :subgroup-k-smoother (issue #2575) +;; +;; The identical bug as Bug 2, one level down. #2536 clamped smoothed-k in +;; group-k-smoother but NOT in :subgroup-k-smoother. A group's subgroup +;; clustering runs k-means for k in (range 2 (inc M)), where M is count-based +;; on the group's base-cluster count. When group membership drops below a /12 +;; boundary, M falls; the carried smoothed-k can exceed M; and downstream +;; (get group-subgroup-clusterings smoothed-k) returns nil → an empty subgroup +;; clustering → conv-repness crash. The fix mirrors #2536: clamp the carried +;; smoothed-k to a key that exists in THIS group's current subgroup clusterings. +;; ============================================================================ + +(deftest stale-subgroup-smoothed-k-is-clamped-to-available-subgroup-clusters + (testing "subgroup smoothed-k is clamped per group so subgroup-clusters stays non-nil" + ;; Simulate: a group :g0 whose previous subgroup smoothed-k was 5, but whose + ;; current base-cluster count only supports subgroup k=2,3 (M stepped down). + (let [gid :g0 + ;; Minimal subgroup clusterings for k=2 and k=3 for this group + dummy-clustering-k2 [{:id 0 :members [:b1]} {:id 1 :members [:b2]}] + dummy-clustering-k3 [{:id 0 :members [:b1]} {:id 1 :members [:b2]} {:id 2 :members []}] + group-subgroup-clusterings {2 dummy-clustering-k2 + 3 dummy-clustering-k3} + subgroup-clusterings {gid group-subgroup-clusterings} + ;; Best available k by silhouette is 3; but buffer hasn't been exceeded, + ;; so the smoother preserves the (stale) old smoothed-k of 5. + subgroup-clusterings-silhouettes {gid {2 0.6, 3 0.8}} + old-smoother {:last-k 5 :last-k-count 1 :smoothed-k 5} + smoother-fnk (:subgroup-k-smoother conversation/small-conv-update-graph) + new-smoother (smoother-fnk + {:conv {:subgroup-k-smoother {gid old-smoother}} + :subgroup-clusterings subgroup-clusterings + :subgroup-clusterings-silhouettes subgroup-clusterings-silhouettes + :opts' {:group-k-buffer 4}}) + smoothed-k (get-in new-smoother [gid :smoothed-k]) + ;; Downstream :subgroup-clusters does exactly this lookup per group. + subgroup-clusters (get group-subgroup-clusterings smoothed-k)] + + ;; With the current (unfixed) code, smoothed-k stays at 5 and the lookup returns nil. + ;; After the fix, smoothed-k should be clamped to an available k. + (testing "smoothed-k should be a key that exists in this group's subgroup clusterings" + (is (contains? group-subgroup-clusterings smoothed-k) + (str "smoothed-k=" smoothed-k + " not in " (keys group-subgroup-clusterings)))) + + (testing "subgroup-clusters lookup should not be nil" + (is (some? subgroup-clusters) + "subgroup-clusters lookup must not return nil"))))) + + ;; ============================================================================ ;; Bug 3 (colleague's fix): agg-bucket-votes-for-tid with unknown pids ;; @@ -125,3 +175,44 @@ (is (= 1 (first result))) ;; bucket 1 has :p2 (voted) → count 1 (is (= 1 (second result)))))) + + +;; ============================================================================ +;; Bug 4: comment-priorities collapsed every comment to META_PRIORITY^2 (=49) +;; +;; #1961 (2025-03-15) changed the meta-tid lookup in the :comment-priorities fnk +;; from (meta-tids tid) to (get meta-tids tid 0). For a non-meta tid, +;; (get meta-tids tid 0) returns 0 — and 0 is TRUTHY in Clojure — so +;; priority-metric took the meta branch for EVERY comment, collapsing all +;; priorities to meta-priority^2 = 49 and degrading routing to uniform-random. +;; Fixed by passing a real boolean: (contains? meta-tids tid). See #2571. +;; ============================================================================ + +(deftest comment-priorities-only-meta-tids-get-meta-priority + (testing "only genuine meta tids get meta-priority^2; non-meta tids get varied importance-based priorities" + (let [priorities-fnk (:comment-priorities conversation/small-conv-update-graph) + tids [1 2 3] + meta-tids #{2} ; only tid 2 is a meta comment + group-votes {0 {:votes {1 {:A 5 :D 1 :S 8} + 2 {:A 3 :D 0 :S 6} + 3 {:A 1 :D 2 :S 7}}} + 1 {:votes {1 {:A 2 :D 1 :S 5} + 2 {:A 1 :D 1 :S 4} + 3 {:A 4 :D 0 :S 9}}}} + conv {:zid 1 :group-votes group-votes} + pca {:comment-extremity [0.5 1.2 0.8]} ; one per tid, in tids order + meta-priority-sq (double (* conversation/meta-priority conversation/meta-priority)) + priorities (priorities-fnk {:conv conv + :group-votes group-votes + :pca pca + :tids tids + :meta-tids meta-tids})] + (testing "the meta tid gets exactly meta-priority^2" + (is (== meta-priority-sq (double (get priorities 2))))) + ;; Regression guard for #1961: with the truthy-0 bug, non-meta tids also + ;; hit the meta branch and returned meta-priority^2. + (testing "non-meta tids do NOT get meta-priority^2" + (is (not (== meta-priority-sq (double (get priorities 1))))) + (is (not (== meta-priority-sq (double (get priorities 3)))))) + (testing "non-meta priorities are varied, not a single constant" + (is (not (== (double (get priorities 1)) (double (get priorities 3))))))))) diff --git a/scripts-euro/after_install.sh b/scripts-euro/after_install.sh deleted file mode 100644 index 066826717b..0000000000 --- a/scripts-euro/after_install.sh +++ /dev/null @@ -1,177 +0,0 @@ -#!/bin/bash -set -e -set -x - -# MINIMAL CHANGE: Ensure parent directory exists before trying to cd into it -sudo mkdir -p /opt/polis - -cd /opt/polis -sudo yum install -y git -GIT_REPO_URL="https://github.com/compdemocracy/polis.git" -GIT_BRANCH="stable" - -if [ ! -d "polis" ]; then - echo "Cloning public repository from $GIT_REPO_URL, branch: $GIT_BRANCH (HTTPS - Public Repo)" - # MINIMAL CHANGE: Add sudo to the clone command - sudo git clone --depth 1 -b "$GIT_BRANCH" "$GIT_REPO_URL" polis -else - echo "Polis directory already exists, skipping cloning, pulling instead" - # No change needed here if 'else' block is entered, as subsequent commands already use sudo -fi - -cd polis -sudo git config --global --add safe.directory /opt/polis/polis -sudo git config pull.rebase true -sudo git reset --hard origin/$GIT_BRANCH && sudo git pull - -# --- Fetch pre-configured .env from SSM Parameter Store --- -PRE_CONFIGURED_ENV=$(aws secretsmanager get-secret-value --secret-id polis-web-app-env-vars --query SecretString --output text --region eu-central-1) - -# Original check -if [ -z "$PRE_CONFIGURED_ENV" ]; then - echo "Error: Could not retrieve pre-configured .env from SSM Parameter polis-web-app-env-vars" - exit 1 -fi - -echo "Retrieved pre-configured .env from SSM Parameter" - -# --- Create/Overwrite .env file with pre-configured content --- -echo "Creating/Overwriting .env file with pre-configured content from SSM" -echo "$PRE_CONFIGURED_ENV" | sudo tee .env > /dev/null -echo ".env file created/overwritten with pre-configured content." - -# --- Database Configuration and Environment Variables from Secrets Manager --- -# Original logic and commands preserved -# 1. Get Secret ARN from SSM Parameter -SECRET_ARN=$(aws ssm get-parameter --name /polis/db-secret-arn --query 'Parameter.Value' --output text --region eu-central-1) - -if [ -z "$SECRET_ARN" ]; then - echo "Error: Could not retrieve DB Secret ARN from SSM Parameter /polis/db-secret-arn" - exit 1 -fi - -echo "Retrieved Secret ARN from SSM Parameter: $SECRET_ARN" - -# 2. Retrieve Secret Value from Secrets Manager -SECRET_JSON=$(aws secretsmanager get-secret-value --secret-id "$SECRET_ARN" --query 'SecretString' --output text --region eu-central-1) - -if [ -z "$SECRET_JSON" ]; then - echo "Error: Could not retrieve DB Secret from Secrets Manager using ARN: $SECRET_ARN" - exit 1 -fi - -# 3. Parse secrets JSON using jq to get dbname, username, password -DB_USERNAME=$(echo "$SECRET_JSON" | jq -r '.username') -DB_PASSWORD=$(echo "$SECRET_JSON" | jq -r '.password') -DB_NAME=$(echo "$SECRET_JSON" | jq -r '.dbname') - -# 4. Get DB Host and Port from SSM Parameters -DB_HOST=$(aws ssm get-parameter --name "/polis/db-host" --query 'Parameter.Value' --output text --region eu-central-1) -DB_PORT=$(aws ssm get-parameter --name "/polis/db-port" --query 'Parameter.Value' --output text --region eu-central-1) - - -# --- Construct DATABASE_URL using values from Secrets Manager AND SSM Parameters --- -DATABASE_URL="postgres://${DB_USERNAME}:${DB_PASSWORD}@${DB_HOST}:${DB_PORT}/${DB_NAME}?sslmode=require" - -echo "Constructed DATABASE_URL: $DATABASE_URL" # Original logging - -# --- Append DATABASE_URL to the end of .env --- -echo "Appending DATABASE_URL to .env" -printf "\nDATABASE_URL=%s\n" "$DATABASE_URL" | sudo tee -a .env > /dev/null - -# Original service detection -SERVICE_FROM_FILE=$(cat /etc/app-info/service_type.txt) -echo "DEBUG: Service type read from /etc/app-info/service_type.txt: [$SERVICE_FROM_FILE]" - -# Original Docker cleanup/start logic -echo "Stopping and removing existing Docker containers..." -sudo /usr/local/bin/docker-compose down || true -sudo docker rm -f $(docker ps -aq) || true -echo "Docker containers stopped and removed." - -yes | sudo docker system prune -a --filter "until=72h" -echo "Docker cache cleared" - -sudo /usr/local/bin/docker-compose config - -if [ -f "/etc/app-info/log_group_name.txt" ]; then - LOG_GROUP_NAME=$(cat "/etc/app-info/log_group_name.txt") - export AWS_LOG_GROUP_NAME=$LOG_GROUP_NAME - printf "\nAWS_LOG_GROUP_NAME=%s\n" "$LOG_GROUP_NAME" | sudo tee -a .env > /dev/null -fi - -if [ "$SERVICE_FROM_FILE" == "server" ]; then - echo "Starting docker-compose up for 'server', 'nginx-proxy', and 'client-participation-alpha' services" - # stop nginx for now - sudo systemctl stop nginx - sudo /usr/local/bin/docker-compose up -d server nginx-proxy client-participation-alpha --build --force-recreate -elif [ "$SERVICE_FROM_FILE" == "math" ]; then - echo "Starting docker-compose up for 'math' service" - sudo /usr/local/bin/docker-compose up -d math --build --force-recreate -elif [ "$SERVICE_FROM_FILE" == "delphi" ]; then - echo "Starting docker-compose up for 'delphi' service" - echo "Fetching Ollama Service URL for Delphi..." - OLLAMA_URL=$(aws secretsmanager get-secret-value --secret-id /polis/ollama-service-url --query SecretString --output text --region eu-central-1) - - if [ -z "$OLLAMA_URL" ]; then - echo "Error: Could not retrieve Ollama Service URL from Secrets Manager: /polis/ollama-service-url" - exit 1 - fi - echo "Retrieved Ollama Service URL." - - echo "Appending OLLAMA_HOST to .env for Delphi" - printf "\nOLLAMA_HOST=%s\n" "$OLLAMA_URL" | sudo tee -a .env > /dev/null - echo "OLLAMA_HOST appended." - - if [ -f "/etc/app-info/instance_size.txt" ]; then - INSTANCE_SIZE=$(cat /etc/app-info/instance_size.txt) - echo "Instance size detected: $INSTANCE_SIZE" - - if [ "$INSTANCE_SIZE" == "small" ]; then - echo "Configuring delphi for small instance" - export INSTANCE_SIZE="small" - export DELPHI_MAX_WORKERS=3 - export DELPHI_WORKER_MEMORY="2g" - export DELPHI_CONTAINER_MEMORY="8g" - export DELPHI_CONTAINER_CPUS="2" - elif [ "$INSTANCE_SIZE" == "large" ]; then - echo "Configuring delphi for large instance" - export INSTANCE_SIZE="large" - export DELPHI_MAX_WORKERS=8 - export DELPHI_WORKER_MEMORY="8g" - export DELPHI_CONTAINER_MEMORY="32g" - export DELPHI_CONTAINER_CPUS="8" - else - echo "Unknown instance size: $INSTANCE_SIZE, using default configuration" - export INSTANCE_SIZE="default" - export DELPHI_MAX_WORKERS=2 - export DELPHI_WORKER_MEMORY="1g" - export DELPHI_CONTAINER_MEMORY="4g" - export DELPHI_CONTAINER_CPUS="1" - fi - - printf "\nINSTANCE_SIZE=%s\n" "$INSTANCE_SIZE" | sudo tee -a .env > /dev/null - printf "DELPHI_MAX_WORKERS=%s\n" "$DELPHI_MAX_WORKERS" | sudo tee -a .env > /dev/null - printf "DELPHI_WORKER_MEMORY=%s\n" "$DELPHI_WORKER_MEMORY" | sudo tee -a .env > /dev/null - printf "DELPHI_CONTAINER_MEMORY=%s\n" "$DELPHI_CONTAINER_MEMORY" | sudo tee -a .env > /dev/null - printf "DELPHI_CONTAINER_CPUS=%s\n" "$DELPHI_CONTAINER_CPUS" | sudo tee -a .env > /dev/null - else - echo "Instance size file not found, using default configuration" - export INSTANCE_SIZE="default" - export DELPHI_MAX_WORKERS=2 - export DELPHI_WORKER_MEMORY="1g" - export DELPHI_CONTAINER_MEMORY="4g" - export DELPHI_CONTAINER_CPUS="1" - - printf "\nINSTANCE_SIZE=%s\n" "$INSTANCE_SIZE" | sudo tee -a .env > /dev/null - printf "DELPHI_MAX_WORKERS=%s\n" "$DELPHI_MAX_WORKERS" | sudo tee -a .env > /dev/null - printf "DELPHI_WORKER_MEMORY=%s\n" "$DELPHI_WORKER_MEMORY" | sudo tee -a .env > /dev/null - printf "DELPHI_CONTAINER_MEMORY=%s\n" "$DELPHI_CONTAINER_MEMORY" | sudo tee -a .env > /dev/null - printf "DELPHI_CONTAINER_CPUS=%s\n" "$DELPHI_CONTAINER_CPUS" | sudo tee -a .env > /dev/null - fi - - sudo /usr/local/bin/docker-compose up -d delphi --build --force-recreate -else - echo "Error: Unknown service type: [$SERVICE_FROM_FILE]. Starting all services (default docker-compose up -d)" - sudo /usr/local/bin/docker-compose up -d --build --force-recreate -fi \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/scripts-euro/application_start.sh b/scripts-euro/application_start.sh deleted file mode 100644 index b36b9d1979..0000000000 --- a/scripts-euro/application_start.sh +++ /dev/null @@ -1,3 +0,0 @@ -#!/bin/bash -# (Optional) Any additional commands to run after the application starts -# You might check if the application is healthy here \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/scripts-euro/application_stop.sh b/scripts-euro/application_stop.sh deleted file mode 100644 index f249a74af2..0000000000 --- a/scripts-euro/application_stop.sh +++ /dev/null @@ -1,69 +0,0 @@ -#!/bin/bash -# This script runs during the ApplicationStop lifecycle event in CodeDeploy. -# It stops the relevant Docker containers based on the instance's role. - -set -e # Exit immediately if a command exits with a non-zero status. -set -x # Print commands and their arguments as they are executed. - -echo "Executing ApplicationStop hook..." - -# --- Configuration --- -# Directory where the docker-compose.yml file for the *current* deployment resides -# Adjust this path if your deployment process places files elsewhere -DEPLOY_DIR="/opt/polis/polis" -# File indicating the role of this instance (created by UserData/AfterInstall) -SERVICE_TYPE_FILE="/etc/app-info/service_type.txt" - -# --- Determine Service Type --- -if [ -f "$SERVICE_TYPE_FILE" ]; then - SERVICE_TYPE=$(cat "$SERVICE_TYPE_FILE") - echo "Detected service type: $SERVICE_TYPE" -else - echo "Warning: Service type file not found at $SERVICE_TYPE_FILE. Assuming nothing specific needs to be stopped by this script." - # Exit cleanly as we don't know what to stop, or maybe the instance role changed. - # CodeDeploy will likely proceed, and the AfterInstall script handles cleanup anyway. - exit 0 -fi - -# --- Stop Services based on Type --- - -# Check if the deployment directory exists (where docker-compose.yml should be) -if [ -d "$DEPLOY_DIR" ]; then - cd "$DEPLOY_DIR" - echo "Changed directory to $DEPLOY_DIR" - - # Check if docker-compose command exists - if ! command -v /usr/local/bin/docker-compose &> /dev/null; then - echo "Error: docker-compose command not found at /usr/local/bin/docker-compose. Cannot stop services." - # Exit with error because compose is expected if the directory exists and type isn't ollama - if [ "$SERVICE_TYPE" != "ollama" ]; then - exit 1 - fi - fi - - if [ "$SERVICE_TYPE" == "server" ]; then - echo "Stopping server-related services (server, nginx-proxy, file-server, client-participation-alpha)..." - # Stop services related to the 'server' type instance (as started in AfterInstall) - /usr/local/bin/docker-compose stop server nginx-proxy file-server client-participation-alpha || echo "Warning: Failed to stop server component(s), might already be stopped." - # Optional: Use 'down' if you want to remove networks etc. during stop, but 'stop' is usually sufficient here. - # /usr/local/bin/docker-compose down --remove-orphans server nginx-proxy file-server || echo "Warning..." - - elif [ "$SERVICE_TYPE" == "math" ]; then - echo "Stopping math service..." - /usr/local/bin/docker-compose stop math || echo "Warning: Failed to stop math service, might already be stopped." - - elif [ "$SERVICE_TYPE" == "delphi" ]; then - echo "Stopping delphi service..." - /usr/local/bin/docker-compose stop delphi || echo "Warning: Failed to stop delphi service, might already be stopped." - else - echo "Warning: Unknown service type '$SERVICE_TYPE' found in $SERVICE_TYPE_FILE. No specific services stopped." - # Avoid running a generic 'down' as it might affect unrelated containers if any exist - fi - -else - echo "Warning: Deployment directory $DEPLOY_DIR not found. Assuming no services need stopping." - # Exit cleanly if the directory isn't there, as nothing from this app could be running - exit 0 -fi - -echo "ApplicationStop hook finished successfully for service type: $SERVICE_TYPE." \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/scripts-euro/before_install.sh b/scripts-euro/before_install.sh deleted file mode 100644 index d471403864..0000000000 --- a/scripts-euro/before_install.sh +++ /dev/null @@ -1,14 +0,0 @@ -#!/bin/bash -set -e -set -x - -# Stop any existing Docker containers (if needed) -if docker ps -q --filter "name=polis-server" | grep -q .; then - docker stop polis-server-1 -fi -if docker ps -q --filter "name=polis-math" | grep -q .; then - docker stop polis-math-1 -fi -if docker ps -q --filter "name=polis-delphi" | grep -q .; then - docker stop polis-delphi-1 -fi \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/scripts/after_install.sh b/scripts/after_install.sh index 77f921c797..edad067bdc 100644 --- a/scripts/after_install.sh +++ b/scripts/after_install.sh @@ -108,18 +108,20 @@ elif [ "$SERVICE_FROM_FILE" == "math" ]; then sudo /usr/local/bin/docker-compose up -d math --build --force-recreate elif [ "$SERVICE_FROM_FILE" == "delphi" ]; then echo "Starting docker-compose up for 'delphi' service" - echo "Fetching Ollama Service URL for Delphi..." - OLLAMA_URL=$(aws secretsmanager get-secret-value --secret-id /polis/ollama-service-url --query SecretString --output text --region us-east-1) - - if [ -z "$OLLAMA_URL" ]; then - echo "Error: Could not retrieve Ollama Service URL from Secrets Manager: /polis/ollama-service-url" - exit 1 + # The Ollama GPU stack is optional (topic naming defaults to the Anthropic + # Batch API). Only fetch OLLAMA_HOST if the secret exists; never fail the + # deploy when it doesn't. Re-enable Ollama with CDK_ENABLE_OLLAMA=true + + # LLM_PROVIDER=ollama. + echo "Checking for optional Ollama Service URL for Delphi..." + OLLAMA_URL=$(aws secretsmanager get-secret-value --secret-id /polis/ollama-service-url --query SecretString --output text --region us-east-1 2>/dev/null || true) + + if [ -n "$OLLAMA_URL" ]; then + echo "Retrieved Ollama Service URL; appending OLLAMA_HOST to .env for Delphi" + printf "\nOLLAMA_HOST=%s\n" "$OLLAMA_URL" | sudo tee -a .env > /dev/null + echo "OLLAMA_HOST appended." + else + echo "No Ollama Service URL secret found (/polis/ollama-service-url); skipping OLLAMA_HOST. Delphi will use the Anthropic Batch API for topic naming." fi - echo "Retrieved Ollama Service URL." - - echo "Appending OLLAMA_HOST to .env for Delphi" - printf "\nOLLAMA_HOST=%s\n" "$OLLAMA_URL" | sudo tee -a .env > /dev/null - echo "OLLAMA_HOST appended." if [ -f "/etc/app-info/instance_size.txt" ]; then