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01: Framework for retaining and combining partial calculation work - #103
Inherited the review fixes from #102, including the spectral-clock and cosinor follow-ups in d059e6e. Dart 3.11.4 analysis clean; full initial fix pass 1,286 passed, 6 existing capture skips. All 58 current output-change cases pass after the follow-ups. This cumulative draft stays on main until #102 merges, then will be rebased to show its own changes and marked ready.
This is draft 01 of the split of #99. It targets main, so its diff is cumulative and includes the preceding branches. Review this area in its final commit; merge the preceding PRs first, then rebase this branch before merging.
Repeated calculations have no common way to retain partial work, merge adjacent slices or validate a saved summary. This adds slice-based aggregators, reusable summary structures and a law checker, with the arithmetic core they require.
What changes
Add Batch, Aggregator, composition, checkpoint envelopes and JSON number codecs.
Add incremental_core.dart. Moments imports its RunningMoments; the same existing file also defines the integer histogram, fixed-grid spectral state and calculation cache.
Export only available implementations at this point in the stack.
Existing metric entry points retain their parent behavior. Methods remain pure Dart with zero runtime dependencies. Welford 1962 and Chan, Golub and LeVeque 1983 support the moment formulas; Hyndman and Fan 1996 support the histogram's type-7 percentile rule. Source comments retain the citations. Missing observations remain absent.
Algebraic breakdown
The contract consumes mutable states. A combine joins adjacent slices in chronological order. Laws compare finished observations on fresh states, rather than requiring identical private states. Floating-point associativity is approximate, not a mathematical identity of IEEE doubles. For the rows marked ordered monoid, associativity and empty identity apply only with fixed parameters and valid ordered input. Commutativity is not promised by the interface.
Structure
State and empty
Combine; lift; finish
Laws and evidence
Batch, ListBatch, DoubleColumn, RowCodec
Typed rows; zero rows
Ordered concatenation; lift copies a slice; finish exposes rows. Sequence monoid, not commutative. Codec transforms representation only.
Copy/join/range and codec cases in aggregator_core_test.dart; no numeric tolerance.
Aggregator, fold, run, .map, _MappedAggregator
User state S; empty()
Delegate combine and slice lift; map transforms finish only. An interface cannot make an arbitrary implementation lawful.
laws_harness_test.dart catches broken identities, associativity, seams, slicing and impure finish.
primitives_test.dart and sum_of_test.dart; the primitive law comparator uses absolute 1e-6 plus relative 1e-12. Exceptional IEEE values use explicit semantic equality.
SumOf
Same compensated state; zeros
Sum fixed transform of non-NaN rows; same merge and finish. Approximate commutative numeric monoid.
Sum-of tests check transformed sums and chunk seams with absolute 1e-6 plus relative 1e-12.
Primitive law tests, absolute 1e-6 plus relative 1e-12.
Min, Max
Nullable extreme; null
Select extreme; lift non-NaN values; finish nullable extreme. Commutative monoids over the accepted domain.
Primitive laws and empty/NaN cases, exact finite extrema.
RunningMoments, Moments
Count, origin, mean offset, centered M2; all zero
Chan merge; lift finite observations via Welford updates; finish count/mean/sample or population SD. Approximate commutative monoid. Removal is a separate partial inverse requiring an actually represented observation.
Primitive and running-moment tests check folds, add/remove and JSON continuation. Number comparisons use max(1e-9, abs(expected)*1e-8) in incremental_compare.dart; later property laws add commutativity tests.
First, Last
_EdgeState with optional one-row batch; empty
Leftmost or rightmost nonempty selection; lift edge row; finish row or null. Ordered monoids.
Exact ordered split/identity/associativity in primitive and core tests.
LastRows(k), _RowsState
Bounded suffix; no rows
Suffix of concatenation; lift last k rows; finish batch or null. Ordered monoid for fixed k.
last_rows_test.dart; exact row equality with NaN-aware comparisons where needed.
GroupBy
Map of keys to child states; empty map
Merge common keys using child combine in source order; lift equal-key runs; finish each group. Monoid conditional on child; commutative only for commutative children.
group_by_test.dart checks disjoint and recurring keys, identity and association with child equality.
Lookback(k), _LookbackState
Inner state, first/last k-1 rows, length; empty
Merge children and lift seam windows exactly once; lift complete local k-row windows; finish inner. Ordered monoid conditional on a lawful window inner.
lookback_test.dart checks empty/tiny slices, association, singleton and sliced paths; integer examples exact. Copies cost O(k) per seam.
Affine, Ewma
_AffineState count, scale, offset; identity map
Compose affine maps in order; lift each finite recurrence step; finish Affine. Ordered, noncommutative monoid algebraically.
ewma_prefix_test.dart checks composition and laws, affine relative 1e-12 plus absolute 1e-15; prefix numeric comparisons use their explicit 1e-12/1e-9 comparators.
Prefix(k, head, tail), _PrefixState
First k raw rows, length and tail state; empty
Concatenate bounded prefixes, feed overflow to tail; lift rows; finish head(prefix) and tail. Ordered monoid conditional on tail; head runs at finish.
Prefix tests cover chunks crossing k and both identities, with component comparisons.
IntHistogram
Sorted integer value/count bins and total; empty
Add bin counts; lift integral observations; finish exact type-7 ranks/median. Commutative monoid.
int_histogram_test.dart compares against expanded sorted inputs exactly, checks merging/removal and decoder refusal.
IncrementalLombScargle
Fixed grid, seven sums/frequency, centered moments, origins/extrema and retained input prefix; zero sums/empty prefix
No public combine. sync verifies a growing prefix and accumulates new points, rebuilding on edits; finish reconstructs PSD. Checkpointed ordered fold, not a monoid.
lomb_scargle_test.dart checks prefix parity, restart and work counters using max(1e-9, abs(expected)*1e-8); precision tests check time-origin stability.
CalculationCache, _CalculationEntry
Map of key to dependency snapshot/result plus counters; empty map
No combine. Lift is evaluate(key, dependencies, calculate); finish is returned result. Dependency memoization, not an accumulator monoid.
Mode-dependent cache tests arrive in area 6 with CalculationMode; the source is present here because it shares the core file. No new metric is defined.
Checkpoints, JSON codecs, LawViolation, ConversionFailure, _Lcg, law/property support
Envelope kind/version/state or generated test recipe; no accumulated metric state
Encode/decode or generate/shrink/check, not combine/lift/finish algorithms. Not monoids.
Core/property tests validate deterministic replay and law failures. Full cross-metric persistence tests arrive in area 6.
The common law set is left/right identity, split equivalence, associativity, singleton and sliced folding, pure finish and supported checkpoint round trips. The law checker does not assert commutativity generically. Commutativity of moments and histograms is checked explicitly by the later cross-area property file. Tolerances are fixture acceptance comparisons, not universal error bounds. Sum and SumOf require finite partial sums for chunk invariance; overflow can make IEEE results depend on chunking.
Where the speedup comes from
Edge calculates the growing night again at each roughly 15-minute sync: first 15 minutes, then 30, until the last sync covers eight hours. Each batch call costs more as the night grows, so 32 syncs replay 528 chunks of history. Retained state folds each new chunk once and revisits the unfinished tail, moving reusable calculation work from roughly quadratic to roughly linear over the night. Checking old inputs, copying results and rescoring a whole night still cost work. The app gets these paths when area 06 and Edge #657 adopt and retain the states.
I measured generated data only, using AOT on Linux aarch64 with Dart 3.11.4, at least five full schedules per case after warmup; these totals sum the family medians.
The 30,000-beat micro-benchmark measures one HRV pass: its historical 4,956 µs batch, 1,281 µs composed, and 639 µs hand loop compare implementations of that one pass. The hand loop is cheaper than composition, but that comparison does not measure the repeated history that streams avoid across syncs. This framework supplies the operations; its own direct contribution in this workload is 0 s. Later PRs supply the retained calculations, and #102 already contains measured batch changes, so the #102 column keeps those inherited savings separate.
Per sync on the generated night (milliseconds, all nine calculations):
Sync
Night so far
Main
Retained stack
1
0.25 h
341
242
8
2 h
1,768
212
16
4 h
3,606
230
24
6 h
5,234
249
32
8 h
6,860
340
Full recalculation grows with the night; the retained stack stays flat. That growth, summed over 32 syncs, is where most of the saving comes from. Main here is 3a7ca34, the base of #102.
How each structure saves work
Counts, extremes and moments combine in O(1). Slice dispatch removes per-row generic calls. Affine recurrences combine in O(1); grouping costs the number of keys; bounded windows copy O(k) context. Integer histograms scale with distinct values, not history length. Fixed-grid Lomb arithmetic changes from O(nF) per pass to O(new points * F), plus O(F) rendering. Its retained-prefix validation still scans O(n) input, so the complete sync is not O(new points).
Fresh timings are in "Where the speedup comes from" above. Older numbers in the docs predate this split.
Tests
Dart 3.11.4, resolved matcher 0.12.20. dart analyze: no issues. Full timeout 3000 nice -n 10 dart test -j 2 --reporter json: 1,272 passed, 6 skipped, 0 failed. Counts include the inherited suite. Elapsed test time 35.979 seconds.
Logs: areas-logs/area-1.analyze.log, areas-logs/area-1.test.jsonl, exit status files and start/finish timestamps. Skips are optional external fixtures/corpora. No assertion was removed and no tolerance was widened. Dart 3.5.0 itself was not run; final test blobs retain the existing NaN-aware matcher fix.
Suggested review order
One commit: b5903fd9a9ee Repeated calculations need summaries that combine without replay. Review the state/empty/combine or append transitions first, the finish/publication rules next, then the area reference/law/checkpoint tests and tools.
Change size and stacking
Logic under lib/: +2,273/-0, 2,273 changed lines. Tests, tools and docs: +5,144/-0, 5,144 changed lines. Other root documentation: +7/-0.
Stacks on split/rr-hrv-outputs at c17280c2139a. This is branch 1 of 6, one compiled and fully tested commit per branch. Apply the stack in numerical order; the final branch must match origin/split/aggregators exactly.
Questions for the reviewer
Is retaining the existing core file preferable to splitting its spectral/cache types solely to change branch ownership?
Are observational laws and consumed mutable states the right contract for callers that save checkpoints?
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Added reusable tools for processing data in batches, combining aggregation results, and saving or restoring processing checkpoints.
Added incremental analysis utilities for running statistics, percentile queries, and frequency analysis.
Documentation
Expanded contributor guidance with Linux development environment setup and Dart test commands.
Added guidance on aggregation behavior, checkpoint formats, conversion patterns, and online sleep-stage analysis limitations.
Tests
Added broad coverage for aggregation, incremental analysis, checkpointing, and deterministic property-based testing.
This pull request adds a composable aggregation library with persistence and law checks, incremental one-hertz analysis utilities, and a deterministic property-testing harness. It also updates contributor test instructions and adds aggregation design documentation.
Changes: Composable Aggregation
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Batch, aggregator, and checkpoint contracts lib/src/aggregate/*, lib/aggregate.dart, docs/AGGREGATOR_DESIGN.md
Adds batch types, aggregation operations, JSON support, and versioned checkpoint helpers. The design document describes contracts and persistence behavior.
Aggregation primitives and composition lib/src/aggregate/aggregator.dart, lib/src/aggregate/primitives.dart, test/aggregate/*
Adds mapped and paired aggregators, statistical and row-based primitives, grouping, lookback, EWMA, and prefix processing. Tests exercise aggregation, slicing, chunking, and composition.
Adds law and conversion checks, test helpers, and validation for aggregation paths and persistence. The design document records conversion details, reported results, and limitations.
Incremental One-Hertz Analysis
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Incremental statistics, spectrum, and cache lib/src/onehz/incremental_core.dart, lib/onehz.dart
Adds running moments, an integer histogram, incremental Lomb–Scargle calculations, checkpoint handling, and dependency-aware caching.
The new framework is mostly additive. Before merging, fix the numerical cancellation in RunningMoments.remove, the typed-map copy that makes CalculationCache.evaluate throw, and the stale cache hits for mutable Set dependencies. Also repair the iteration-override self-test and the CONTRIBUTING.md instructions that depend on an untracked Nix environment. The other items are smaller gaps in checkpoint validation and the test harness.
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Review comments at @CONTRIBUTING.md:
- Line 71: Update the Tests section in CONTRIBUTING.md to make the Linux
toolchain available from a clean checkout: either add the missing Nix flake and
analytics-fhs wrapper, or identify where contributors obtain them and explain
how to enter that environment before running the documented commands.
Review comments at @lib/src/onehz/incremental_core.dart:
- Line 619: Update the map-copy branch that calls _copyMap so it preserves the
complete declared result type, including nested value types such as List<bool>,
rather than producing a Map<String, List<dynamic>> that fails the cast to T in
evaluate. Use a typed copy operation or an established caller-supplied copier,
preserving the existing copy behavior for supported map results.
- Line 562: Update _snapshotDependency and _deepEqual so in-place mutations of
supported dependency values, including nested values, trigger recalculation in
evaluate. First define the supported dependency types; either snapshot each
supported mutable type and compare it structurally, or reject unsupported
mutable types in evaluate and document the restriction without rejecting allowed
immutable domain objects.
Review comments at @lib/src/onehz/sleep/sleep.dart:
- Line 18: Remove the causal stager entry and its accompanying description from
the module overview in sleep.dart, leaving the other overview entries unchanged.
Review comments at @test/support/fold_law_support.dart:
- Line 107: Update the `p < .62` branch in `SizeGen` so its upper bound also
respects `maxN`, while preserving the existing `cap` and 400 limits.
Review comments at @test/support/law_registry.dart:
- Line 78: Update the body callback around reach.observe so each generated input
creates a per-input set of observed situation names and increments got only the
first time each name is reported for that input. Keep the existing count
aggregation across inputs.
Review comments at @test/support/property_test.dart:
- Line 764: Update the assertion on ran to derive the expected execution count
from the effective property-test configuration, including PROPERTY_ITERATIONS
overrides and single-case selection, instead of accepting only the hard-coded
counts 0 or 27.
Review comments at @test/support/property.dart:
- Line 308: Update the nullable generator’s shrink logic so it yields null only
when the configured null probability permits generating null. Preserve the
current shrink behavior for all other counterexamples, ensuring shrinking cannot
introduce null when the generator’s domain excludes it.
- Line 559: Update the replay-command construction around the `PROPERTY_SEED`
and `PROPERTY_CASE` expression to include the effective case count and budget
when reporting budget failures. Use the effective configuration values so
rerunning the command preserves the conditions that triggered the failure; leave
other replay commands unchanged.
- Line 223: Update the double-shrinking logic around v.truncateToDouble() to
enforce a well-founded order: reject candidates that do not move strictly closer
to the configured origin, or otherwise ensure each accepted candidate makes
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CONTRIBUTING.md
docs/AGGREGATOR_DESIGN.md
lib/aggregate.dart
lib/onehz.dart
lib/src/aggregate/aggregator.dart
lib/src/aggregate/checkpoint.dart
lib/src/aggregate/json_support.dart
lib/src/aggregate/laws.dart
lib/src/aggregate/primitives.dart
lib/src/onehz/incremental_core.dart
lib/src/onehz/sleep/sleep.dart
test/aggregate/aggregator_core_test.dart
test/aggregate/ewma_prefix_test.dart
test/aggregate/group_by_test.dart
test/aggregate/last_rows_test.dart
test/aggregate/laws_harness_test.dart
test/aggregate/lookback_test.dart
test/aggregate/primitives_test.dart
test/aggregate/sum_of_test.dart
test/onehz/incremental/int_histogram_test.dart
test/onehz/incremental/lomb_scargle_test.dart
test/onehz/incremental/running_moments_test.dart
test/onehz/lomb_scargle_precision_test.dart
test/onehz/support/incremental_compare.dart
test/onehz/support/incremental_fixtures.dart
test/support/aggregator_laws.dart
test/support/checkpoint_support.dart
test/support/fold_law_support.dart
test/support/law_registry.dart
test/support/property.dart
test/support/property_test.dart
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docs/AGGREGATOR_DESIGN.md
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lib/aggregate.dart
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Major · Maintainability & Code Quality · Heavy lift
Provide the Nix environment that the Linux test commands use.
The Tests section tells Linux contributors to run nix develop, nix develop -c dart test, and nix develop -c analytics-fhs <command>. This repository tracks no flake.nix, and no analytics-fhs wrapper is defined anywhere in the checkout. In a clean checkout, these commands cannot load the documented toolchain.
Either add the flake and the analytics-fhs wrapper to this repository, or state in CONTRIBUTING.md where contributors get the environment and how to enter it.
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Review comment at @CONTRIBUTING.md at line 71:
Update the Tests section in CONTRIBUTING.md to make the Linux toolchain available from a clean checkout: either add the missing Nix flake and analytics-fhs wrapper, or identify where contributors obtain them and explain how to enter that environment before running the documented commands.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Snapshot mutable dependencies beyond List and Map, or reject them.
_snapshotDependency copies only List and Map values. Any other value is stored by reference at line 562. A Set passed as dependencies and then changed in place is still identical to the stored entry. _deepEqual then returns true at line 566, and evaluate returns the old result without recalculating.
The nested case has the same defect. A List or Map that contains a Set keeps that Set by reference.
Choose one of these fixes:
Snapshot each supported mutable type. This also needs equality for that type in _deepEqual. Without it, a copied Set never matches a later call, because Set equality falls back to identity at line 582.
Restrict dependencies to supported types, such as List, Map, and deeply immutable values. Enforce the restriction in evaluate and document it. A plain type check would also reject immutable domain objects, so the allowed set must be defined first.
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Review comment at @lib/src/onehz/incremental_core.dart at line 562:
Update _snapshotDependency and _deepEqual so in-place mutations of supported dependency values, including nested values, trigger recalculation in evaluate. First define the supported dependency types; either snapshot each supported mutable type and compare it structurally, or reject unsupported mutable types in evaluate and document the restriction without rejecting allowed immutable domain objects.
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Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Preserve the result map's declared value type.
For example, evaluate<Map<String, List<bool>>>('flags', null, () => {'enabled': [true]}) reaches this branch. _copyMap creates a Map<String, List<dynamic>>, not a Map<String, List<bool>>. The cast to T at Line 540 then throws on the first evaluation.
The selected map branches do not preserve arbitrary nested types. Preserve the complete result type through a typed copy operation, or accept a caller-supplied copier for these results.
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Review comment at @lib/src/onehz/incremental_core.dart at line 619:
Update the map-copy branch that calls _copyMap so it preserves the complete declared result type, including nested value types such as List<bool>, rather than producing a Map<String, List<dynamic>> that fails the cast to T in evaluate. Use a typed copy operation or an established caller-supplied copier, preserving the existing copy behavior for supported map results.
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Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Remove the unavailable causal stager entry from this module overview.
causal_stager.dart is not in the checkout, and sleep.dart does not export a causal stager. The overview still lists it as a live-staging capability, so readers can expect an API that does not exist.
📝 Suggested fix
-// - CAUSAL (online) wake/NREM/REM stager (causal_stager.dart) —-// the same features/weights/cutoffs on past-only windows, abstains with a reason; for live decisions, NOT a replacement for cardioStager.
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Review comment at @lib/src/onehz/sleep/sleep.dart at line 18:
Remove the causal stager entry and its accompanying description from the module overview in sleep.dart, leaving the other overview entries unchanged.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Keep generated sizes within maxN.
For SizeGen(5) with size == 100, cap is 120. When .40 <= p < .62, this branch can therefore return values up to 120, although the documented maximum is 5. This supplies out-of-domain inputs to bounded properties.
Include maxN in this branch's upper bound.
Proposed fix
--- "a/test/support/fold_law_support.dart"+++ "b/test/support/fold_law_support.dart"@@ -104,7 +104,7 @@
}
if (p < .40) return r.intIn(math.min(500, maxN), maxN);
final cap = math.max(120, maxN * size ~/ 100);
- if (p < .62) return r.intIn(0, math.min(cap, 400));+ if (p < .62) return r.intIn(0, math.min(cap, math.min(400, maxN)));
return r.intIn(0, math.min(cap, maxN));
}
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Suggested change
if (p < .62) return r.intIn(0, math.min(cap, 400));
if (p < .62) return r.intIn(0, math.min(cap, math.min(400, maxN)));
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Review comment at @test/support/fold_law_support.dart at line 107:
Update the `p < .62` branch in `SizeGen` so its upper bound also respects `maxN`, while preserving the existing `cap` and 400 limits.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Count each situation once per generated case.
The callback counts calls to bump, not cases that reach a situation. With 30 cases and a share of 0.5, one observer invocation that calls bump('x') 15 times satisfies the threshold even if the other 29 inputs never reach x.
Use a per-input set to deduplicate situation names before updating got.
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Review comment at @test/support/law_registry.dart at line 78:
Update the body callback around reach.observe so each generated input creates a per-input set of observed situation names and increments got only the first time each name is reported for that input. Keep the existing count aggregation across inputs.
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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Make the wrapper assertion respect environment overrides.
With PROPERTY_ITERATIONS=1000 dart test test/support/property_test.dart, the preceding forAll executes 1,002 inputs. This assertion accepts only zero or 27, so the supported extended test run fails even when the harness works correctly.
Derive the expected count from the effective configuration, including single-case selection.
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Review comment at @test/support/property_test.dart at line 764:
Update the assertion on ran to derive the expected execution count from the effective property-test configuration, including PROPERTY_ITERATIONS overrides and single-case selection, instead of accepting only the hard-coded counts 0 or 27.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Prevent double shrinking from cycling around a nonzero origin.
With G.doubleIn(0, 100, origin: 60) and a property that passes when v >= 59.75, shrinking alternates between 59.5 and 59. Truncation selects 59, and the midpoint selects 59.5 again. These attempts repeat until the shrink limit or wall budget stops them.
Reject candidates that do not move closer to origin, or enforce another well-founded shrink order.
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Review comment at @test/support/property.dart at line 223:
Update the double-shrinking logic around v.truncateToDouble() to enforce a well-founded order: reject candidates that do not move strictly closer to the configured origin, or otherwise ensure each accepted candidate makes progress and cannot cycle. Preserve shrinking behavior for candidates that satisfy this order.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Preserve the nullable generator's domain when null probability is zero.
With nullProbability: 0, generate cannot return null, but shrink yields null first. If the body also rejects null, the harness replaces a generated failure with a counterexample outside the generator's domain.
Yield null only when the configured probability permits generation of null.
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Review comment at @test/support/property.dart at line 308:
Update the nullable generator’s shrink logic so it yields null only when the configured null probability permits generating null. Preserve the current shrink behavior for all other counterexamples, ensuring shrinking cannot introduce null when the generator’s domain excludes it.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Include the effective configuration in budget-failure replays.
If PROPERTY_BUDGET_MS=1 causes a budget failure, the printed command omits that limit. A rerun restores the default budget and can pass. Omitting PROPERTY_ITERATIONS also loses failures that require an extended run.
For budget failures, include the effective case count and budget in the replay command.
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Review comment at @test/support/property.dart at line 559:
Update the replay-command construction around the `PROPERTY_SEED` and `PROPERTY_CASE` expression to include the effective case count and budget when reporting budget failures. Use the effective configuration values so rerunning the command preserves the conditions that triggered the failure; leave other replay commands unchanged.
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Review updates
Inherited the review fixes from #102, including the spectral-clock and cosinor follow-ups in d059e6e. Dart 3.11.4 analysis clean; full initial fix pass 1,286 passed, 6 existing capture skips. All 58 current output-change cases pass after the follow-ups. This cumulative draft stays on main until #102 merges, then will be rebased to show its own changes and marked ready.
Depends on 00 / #102.
This is draft 01 of the split of #99. It targets
main, so its diff is cumulative and includes the preceding branches. Review this area in its final commit; merge the preceding PRs first, then rebase this branch before merging.Repeated calculations have no common way to retain partial work, merge adjacent slices or validate a saved summary. This adds slice-based aggregators, reusable summary structures and a law checker, with the arithmetic core they require.
What changes
Batch,Aggregator, composition, checkpoint envelopes and JSON number codecs.incremental_core.dart.Momentsimports itsRunningMoments; the same existing file also defines the integer histogram, fixed-grid spectral state and calculation cache.Existing metric entry points retain their parent behavior. Methods remain pure Dart with zero runtime dependencies. Welford 1962 and Chan, Golub and LeVeque 1983 support the moment formulas; Hyndman and Fan 1996 support the histogram's type-7 percentile rule. Source comments retain the citations. Missing observations remain absent.
Algebraic breakdown
The contract consumes mutable states. A combine joins adjacent slices in chronological order. Laws compare finished observations on fresh states, rather than requiring identical private states. Floating-point associativity is approximate, not a mathematical identity of IEEE doubles. For the rows marked ordered monoid, associativity and empty identity apply only with fixed parameters and valid ordered input. Commutativity is not promised by the interface.
Batch,ListBatch,DoubleColumn,RowCodecaggregator_core_test.dart; no numeric tolerance.Aggregator,fold,run,.map,_MappedAggregatorS;empty()laws_harness_test.dartcatches broken identities, associativity, seams, slicing and impure finish.both,Pair,_BothAggregator,_CheckpointValidatedAggregatorCountCountFiniteCountWhereSum_SumStatesum and compensation; zerosprimitives_test.dartandsum_of_test.dart; the primitive law comparator uses absolute1e-6plus relative1e-12. Exceptional IEEE values use explicit semantic equality.SumOf1e-6plus relative1e-12.SumSq1e-6plus relative1e-12.Min,MaxRunningMoments,Momentsmax(1e-9, abs(expected)*1e-8)inincremental_compare.dart; later property laws add commutativity tests.First,Last_EdgeStatewith optional one-row batch; emptyLastRows(k),_RowsStatelast_rows_test.dart; exact row equality with NaN-aware comparisons where needed.GroupBygroup_by_test.dartchecks disjoint and recurring keys, identity and association with child equality.Lookback(k),_LookbackStatelookback_test.dartchecks empty/tiny slices, association, singleton and sliced paths; integer examples exact. Copies cost O(k) per seam.Affine,Ewma_AffineStatecount, scale, offset; identity mapAffine. Ordered, noncommutative monoid algebraically.ewma_prefix_test.dartchecks composition and laws, affine relative1e-12plus absolute1e-15; prefix numeric comparisons use their explicit1e-12/1e-9comparators.Prefix(k, head, tail),_PrefixStateIntHistogramint_histogram_test.dartcompares against expanded sorted inputs exactly, checks merging/removal and decoder refusal.IncrementalLombScarglesyncverifies a growing prefix and accumulates new points, rebuilding on edits; finish reconstructs PSD. Checkpointed ordered fold, not a monoid.lomb_scargle_test.dartchecks prefix parity, restart and work counters usingmax(1e-9, abs(expected)*1e-8); precision tests check time-origin stability.CalculationCache,_CalculationEntryevaluate(key, dependencies, calculate); finish is returned result. Dependency memoization, not an accumulator monoid.CalculationMode; the source is present here because it shares the core file. No new metric is defined.LawViolation,ConversionFailure,_Lcg, law/property supportThe common law set is left/right identity, split equivalence, associativity, singleton and sliced folding, pure finish and supported checkpoint round trips. The law checker does not assert commutativity generically. Commutativity of moments and histograms is checked explicitly by the later cross-area property file. Tolerances are fixture acceptance comparisons, not universal error bounds.
SumandSumOfrequire finite partial sums for chunk invariance; overflow can make IEEE results depend on chunking.Where the speedup comes from
Edge calculates the growing night again at each roughly 15-minute sync: first 15 minutes, then 30, until the last sync covers eight hours. Each batch call costs more as the night grows, so 32 syncs replay 528 chunks of history. Retained state folds each new chunk once and revisits the unfinished tail, moving reusable calculation work from roughly quadratic to roughly linear over the night. Checking old inputs, copying results and rescoring a whole night still cost work. The app gets these paths when area 06 and Edge #657 adopt and retain the states.
I measured generated data only, using AOT on Linux aarch64 with Dart 3.11.4, at least five full schedules per case after warmup; these totals sum the family medians.
The 30,000-beat micro-benchmark measures one HRV pass: its historical 4,956 µs batch, 1,281 µs composed, and 639 µs hand loop compare implementations of that one pass. The hand loop is cheaper than composition, but that comparison does not measure the repeated history that streams avoid across syncs. This framework supplies the operations; its own direct contribution in this workload is 0 s. Later PRs supply the retained calculations, and #102 already contains measured batch changes, so the #102 column keeps those inherited savings separate.
Per sync on the generated night (milliseconds, all nine calculations):
Full recalculation grows with the night; the retained stack stays flat. That growth, summed over 32 syncs, is where most of the saving comes from. Main here is
3a7ca34, the base of #102.How each structure saves work
Counts, extremes and moments combine in O(1). Slice dispatch removes per-row generic calls. Affine recurrences combine in O(1); grouping costs the number of keys; bounded windows copy O(k) context. Integer histograms scale with distinct values, not history length. Fixed-grid Lomb arithmetic changes from O(nF) per pass to O(new points * F), plus O(F) rendering. Its retained-prefix validation still scans O(n) input, so the complete
syncis not O(new points).Fresh timings are in "Where the speedup comes from" above. Older numbers in the docs predate this split.
Tests
Dart 3.11.4, resolved matcher 0.12.20.
dart analyze: no issues. Fulltimeout 3000 nice -n 10 dart test -j 2 --reporter json: 1,272 passed, 6 skipped, 0 failed. Counts include the inherited suite. Elapsed test time 35.979 seconds.Logs:
areas-logs/area-1.analyze.log,areas-logs/area-1.test.jsonl, exit status files and start/finish timestamps. Skips are optional external fixtures/corpora. No assertion was removed and no tolerance was widened. Dart 3.5.0 itself was not run; final test blobs retain the existing NaN-aware matcher fix.Suggested review order
One commit:
b5903fd9a9eeRepeated calculations need summaries that combine without replay. Review the state/empty/combine or append transitions first, the finish/publication rules next, then the area reference/law/checkpoint tests and tools.Change size and stacking
Logic under
lib/: +2,273/-0, 2,273 changed lines. Tests, tools and docs: +5,144/-0, 5,144 changed lines. Other root documentation: +7/-0.Stacks on
split/rr-hrv-outputsatc17280c2139a. This is branch 1 of 6, one compiled and fully tested commit per branch. Apply the stack in numerical order; the final branch must matchorigin/split/aggregatorsexactly.Questions for the reviewer
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