feat(analysis): exact descriptive summaries (catalogue item 1) - #57
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WalkthroughThe change adds exact descriptive summaries with exact arithmetic, storage, display, and tests. It also replaces dependency-line matching with AST-based import checking and adds lint self-tests. ChangesExact descriptive summaries
Dependency declaration linting
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant ExactSummaries
participant NumericPolicy
participant Storage
Caller->>ExactSummaries: exact_summary(counts, labels, groups)
ExactSummaries->>NumericPolicy: validate policy and count values
ExactSummaries-->>Caller: ExactSummary
Caller->>ExactSummaries: summary_to_storage(summary)
ExactSummaries->>Storage: encode counts and proportions with to_storage
Storage-->>Caller: serialised summary
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Fix dependency declaration validation and per-sample approximation provenance before merging to avoid missed dependencies and misleading exact-summary metadata. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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The first method implemented under the approved catalogue, and the first held to conditions that existed before it did (docs/statistics/method-conditions/exact-descriptive-summaries.md). Counts and proportions per sample and per group, carried exactly: counts as integers of unbounded width, proportions as rationals. No inference is claimed and the module has no vocabulary for one. The distinction the code exists to keep is between two things a single number cannot tell apart. A feature with no reads, in a sample that has reads, has a relative abundance of exactly 0 -- a value. A sample with no reads at all has NO relative abundances, and the summary carries `nothing` rather than 0. That is the case PipelineExecution writes 0.0 for today; the exact layer reports it as undefined, and the legacy path is deliberately left alone, because changing it would alter results saved analyses were computed from. Design decisions worth naming: - Float input is accepted only when finite, integral and within 2^53, and the result is marked approximate and says so in its warnings. A float above 2^53 is refused, not trusted: its history cannot be inspected, and the boundary audit showed exactly what it costs. - An ordinary or high-precision policy is refused by name. Higher precision is not exactness, and a caller who asked for exactness must not receive Float64s that look identical until somebody checks. - Group summaries aggregate counts exactly -- a sum of counts, not a mean of proportions, which with unequal depths is a different and usually unintended statement. - Storage and display stay separate: stored proportions are strings that parse back through parse_exact_rational to the identical rational, and a rounded decimal is never what gets written down. Making the implementation match the published conditions fixed two defects in the layer underneath rather than papering over them: to_display printed a rendering labelled "6dp" followed by eighty digits (BigFloat round-trips through `round`, not through a format), and rendered exact rationals as Julia's "2//3" in text a person reads. The rounding is done in integer arithmetic -- scale, divrem, and half away from zero -- rather than by formatting a BigFloat. That keeps a value which is exactly not a float away from float arithmetic and from any rounding rule the float libraries happen to use, and it renders correctly past Float64: a rational whose integer part exceeds 2^200 prints its digits, with no exponent notation appearing in text meant to be read. It also needs nothing outside Base, after a first attempt added a stdlib dependency the package did not declare and could not precompile. Evidence: hand-derived known answers, an independent reference compared value by value against Python's fractions.Fraction (skipping loudly by name if python3 is absent), negative controls for the zero-total case, a float claiming exactness, a negative count and a budget overrun, a guard that the pipeline does not depend on this module, and display tests for the cases a float-based renderer gets wrong (signs, ties, values beyond Float64). Mutation-tested: making a zero-total sample report 0 fails four assertions; wiring the pipeline to this module fails the guard by name. Removing the widening flag does NOT fail them, and the test says so out loud -- counts are already BigInt by then, so the flag is defensive rather than load-bearing, and a test of the mechanism would be a test of an implementation choice. Tests: 97 new assertions; the numeric policy (144) and boundary (45) suites still pass. check-format, check-spdx and lint_source.jl clean. Refs #1
The check that exists to catch a package used but not declared in
Project.toml had two false negatives, and `import Printf` -- added earlier on
this branch -- walked through both of them: it passed this gate and failed
precompilation in CI instead, with exactly the error this check is written to
pre-empt.
1. It exempted a list of "stdlibs that need no [deps] entry", Printf among
them. There is no such class of name. A stdlib a package uses must be
declared like any other dependency; only Base, Core and Main are bound
without a declaration. Verified by experiment against every name the old
list contained: each one fails with "does not have X in its
dependencies" when undeclared.
2. It matched one name per line, so `using JSON3, YAML` checked JSON3 and
never looked at YAML.
Both are fixed by parsing the statement instead of pattern-matching its text.
The AST has already resolved comma lists, relative imports and `using A: b, c`
selection, none of which need guessing at, and the reporting now points at
the statement rather than the file.
A gate that cannot fail is decoration, so the check carries a self-test that
replays the input which defeated it -- an undeclared stdlib, and a name after
the first in a comma list -- next to the inverses that must NOT be reported,
so a future rewrite fails the gate instead of quietly passing it. The
self-test was mutation-checked: adding Printf to the always-bound set makes
it fail and name the reason.
Verified: the gate is clean on this tree, fails on an undeclared Printf, and
fails on an undeclared second name in a comma list. Both mutations restored.
Refs #51
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In `@config/ci/lint_source.jl`:
- Line 202: Restrict construction of declared in the dependency-lint logic to
assignments within the [deps] table, rather than matching assignments across the
entire Project.toml text. Track table headers while iterating lines and collect
only [deps] entries; add a self-test covering YAML present in [compat] but
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In `@src/analysis/exact_summaries.jl`:
- Line 230: Update the summary construction around the approximate flag to
inspect each counts column’s actual values for AbstractFloat elements, derive
the overall flag from those column flags, and pass each column’s flag to
_sample_summary. In the group-building loop, reuse member_indices to derive
group_approximate from member columns and pass it to _group_summary, preserving
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src/analysis/numeric_policy.jl (2)
444-462: LGTM!
480-482: 🗄️ Data Integrity & IntegrationNo consumer breakage is established. The only report writer calls
to_display, and its test expects the new2/3 (exact; 6dp = 0.666667)form. The remaining//matches are rational syntax in prose, comments, or input values, not assertions on display output.src/MetaManifold.jl (1)
32-33: LGTM!test/runtests.jl (1)
38-38: LGTM!docs/statistics/method-conditions/exact-descriptive-summaries.md (1)
11-23: LGTM!test/unit/test_exact_summaries.jl (1)
10-14: 🩺 Stability & AvailabilityThe proposed issue is not supported.
ExactSummariesexports all four required names.REPO_ROOTis also declared intest/unit/test_install_pins.jl, but both declarations use the same value. The evidence does not show a conflicting constant value or a load-time error.
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Restrict declared to the [deps] table.
Line 202 matches assignments in every Project.toml table. If YAML appears only in [compat] or [extras], using YAML in src/ passes this lint even though it is not an ordinary source dependency. Julia derives package roots from the package name and [deps]. (docs.julialang.org)
Parse only [deps]. Add a self-test with YAML in [compat] but absent from [deps].
Proposed fix
- declared = Set{String}(m.captures[1] for m in eachmatch(r"^([A-Za-z0-9_]+)\s*=\s*\""m, project_text))
+ declared = Set{String}()
+ in_deps = false
+ for raw_line in eachline(IOBuffer(project_text))
+ line = strip(raw_line)
+ if startswith(line, "[") && endswith(line, "]")
+ in_deps = line == "[deps]"
+ continue
+ end
+ in_deps || continue
+ m = match(r"^([A-Za-z0-9_]+)\s*=", line)
+ m === nothing || push!(declared, m.captures[1])
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| declared = Set{String}(m.captures[1] for m in eachmatch(r"^([A-Za-z0-9_]+)\s*=\s*\""m, project_text)) | |
| declared = Set{String}() | |
| in_deps = false | |
| for raw_line in eachline(IOBuffer(project_text)) | |
| line = strip(raw_line) | |
| if startswith(line, "[") && endswith(line, "]") | |
| in_deps = line == "[deps]" | |
| continue | |
| end | |
| in_deps || continue | |
| m = match(r"^([A-Za-z0-9_]+)\s*=", line) | |
| m === nothing || push!(declared, m.captures[1]) | |
| end |
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In `@config/ci/lint_source.jl` at line 202, Restrict construction of declared in
the dependency-lint logic to assignments within the [deps] table, rather than
matching assignments across the entire Project.toml text. Track table headers
while iterating lines and collect only [deps] entries; add a self-test covering
YAML present in [compat] but absent from [deps], ensuring using YAML is
rejected.
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| features = String[String(f) for f in feature_labels] | ||
| labels = String[String(s) for s in sample_labels] | ||
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| approximate = !(eltype(counts) <: Integer) |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Derive approximation metadata from the actual values.
eltype(counts) does not identify which values were supplied as floating point. For example, a Matrix{Rational{Int}} sets approximate to true, although its values are exact. A heterogeneous Matrix{Real} also marks every sample and group as approximate when only one column contains a float.
Inspect each column for AbstractFloat values. Set the overall flag from those column flags. Set each group flag from its member columns. This prevents false provenance warnings while preserving the required floating-point warning.
Proposed approach
- approximate = !(eltype(counts) <: Integer)
+ column_approximate = [
+ any(value isa AbstractFloat for value in `@view` counts[:, j])
+ for j in 1:n_samples
+ ]
+ approximate = any(column_approximate)
...
- samples = [_sample_summary(labels[j], features, columns[j], policy, approximate)
+ samples = [_sample_summary(labels[j], features, columns[j], policy,
+ column_approximate[j])
for j in 1:n_samples]
...
for label in unique(group_labels)
+ member_indices = [j for j in 1:n_samples if group_labels[j] == label]
- members = [labels[j] for j in 1:n_samples if group_labels[j] == label]
- row_counts = [BigInt[columns[j][i] for j in 1:n_samples
- if group_labels[j] == label] for i in 1:n_features]
+ members = labels[member_indices]
+ row_counts = [BigInt[columns[j][i] for j in member_indices]
+ for i in 1:n_features]
+ group_approximate = any(column_approximate[j] for j in member_indices)
push!(group_summaries, _group_summary(String(label), members, features,
- row_counts, policy, approximate))
+ row_counts, policy,
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In `@src/analysis/exact_summaries.jl` at line 230, Update the summary construction
around the approximate flag to inspect each counts column’s actual values for
AbstractFloat elements, derive the overall flag from those column flags, and
pass each column’s flag to _sample_summary. In the group-building loop, reuse
member_indices to derive group_approximate from member columns and pass it to
_group_summary, preserving exact handling for rational and heterogeneous
non-floating values.
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Refs #1 — the first method under the approved catalogue, and the first held to
conditions that were published while it did not yet exist
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docs/statistics/method-conditions/exact-descriptive-summaries.md, merged in #56).Counts and proportions per sample and per group, carried exactly. No inference is
claimed, and the module has no vocabulary for one — no p-value, no interval, no model,
no comparison.
The distinction the code exists to keep
A single number cannot tell two different facts apart:
nothing, never0That second case is the one
Execution.jlwrites0.0for today. The exact layerreports it as undefined; the legacy path is deliberately left alone, because changing
it would alter results that saved analyses were computed from.
Decisions worth naming
is marked
approximateand says so in its warnings. Beyond 2^53 a float cannot saywhich integer it holds — the boundary audit (test(analysis): measure the numeric boundaries instead of assuming them #52) showed exactly what that costs.
exactness, and a caller who asked for exactness must not receive Float64s that look
identical until somebody checks.
shallow sample like a deep one, which is a different (and usually unintended)
statement.
through
parse_exact_rationalto the identical rational; a rounded decimal is neverwhat gets written down.
Making the code match the conditions fixed two things underneath
Rather than adjust the document to fit the code, the code changed — which surfaced two
display defects in the numeric layer:
to_displayprinted a rendering labelled "6dp" followed by ~80 digits;round(x; digits)on a BigFloat keeps its 256-bit significand, so the label was rightand the rendering was not.
2//3— syntax leaking into text a personreads, and not the form they could copy out. Display now agrees with
to_storage.The rounding is now done in integer arithmetic (scale,
divrem, half away from zero)rather than by formatting a BigFloat. That keeps a value which is exactly not a float
away from float arithmetic and from whatever rounding rule the float libraries use, it
renders correctly past Float64 (a rational with a 2^200-scale integer part prints its
digits, with no exponent notation in text meant to be read), and it needs nothing
beyond Base — after a first attempt added a stdlib dependency the package did not
declare and could not precompile.
Evidence (all four the conditions require)
2/3,1/3,1//5 + 2//5 + 2//5 == 1exactly,2^53+1as a countfractions.Fraction; skips loudly by name ifpython3is absentPlus display tests for the cases a float-based renderer gets wrong: signs (
-2/3must notprint
--), true ties (1/8at 2dp rounds away from zero in both directions), andvalues beyond Float64.
Mutation-tested, because a test that cannot fail is decoration: making a zero-total
sample report
0fails four assertions; wiring the pipeline to this module fails theguard. Removing the
:widenflag does not fail them — counts are alreadyBigIntbythen, so the flag is defensive rather than load-bearing — and the test says so out loud
rather than implying a mechanism test it does not perform.
Also in this branch: the gate that let the dependency bug through
The first push failed CI precompilation with
Package MetaManifold does not have Printf in its dependencies— a bug this repo already has a lint check for. That check had twofalse negatives and the bug walked through both: it exempted a list of "stdlibs needing
no
[deps]entry" (Printf among them — there is no such class of name; onlyBase,CoreandMainare bound without a declaration), and it examined only the first namein a comma list, so
using JSON3, YAMLnever checked YAML.Rewritten to read the AST rather than pattern-match, with a self-test that replays the
input which defeated it — an undeclared stdlib, and a name after the first in a comma
list — alongside the inverses that must not be reported. Mutation-checked: adding
Printf to the always-bound set makes the self-test fail and name the reason.
Tests: 97 new assertions; the numeric policy (144) and boundary (45) suites still
pass.
check-format,check-spdx,lint_source.jlclean. Nothing is wired into the UIyet — that is a separate step and a separate decision.