From 24c27a068a00d43190d18cc9f8ecb3b9528a27a3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "arena-ai-coding-agent[bot]" <298482267+arena-ai-coding-agent[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Sat, 26 Sep 2026 02:10:29 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 1/2] feat(kyaml): add the YAML<->KYAML switch and its gate MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Pilot ruling of 2026-09-26 (owner): this repository is the pilot for migrating the estate's YAML to KYAML, the strict YAML subset of KEP-5295. Authority is hyperpolymath/standards 3-practice/YAML-POLICY.adoc rules Y-2 and Y-3. - scripts/kyaml/KYAML.jl: the switch. --to-kyaml, --to-yaml, --check and --report; comments keep their association; canonical-form checking makes the gate idempotent by construction; a refusal names the file and line and writes nothing, so a tree is never half-converted. - config/kyaml/drift.txt: the two workflow files Dependabot and gh actions-lock rewrite. Converted, not gated, accepted in writing (policy §5 step 6). - Justfile: use-kyaml, use-yaml, check-kyaml (wired into hygiene and ci), kyaml-report, and prove-agda, which fails loudly when no Agda is on PATH. - docs/pilots/kyaml-pilot.md: the operating manual — the ruling, what the switch guarantees, what it refuses by name, the decisions it takes and prints, the proof-obligation table, how to revert, and what is deliberately out of scope. - test/unit/test_kyaml.jl: comment association, idempotence, YAML round trip, block scalars, the forced decisions, six refusals, a dropped-comment mutant that must turn the gate red, and every tracked YAML file parsed and re-emitted. - EXPLAINME.adoc: the language ruling (Julia for everything we can; the dada2 pipeline stays as it is; the TypeScript view is a plan, not a task) and the KYAML pilot pointer. - proofs/agda/README.md: how to run the proofs, what each proves, what is deliberately not proved, and what would falsify them. *.agdai ignored. Not in this commit: the conversion itself (next), the shell extraction out of ci.yml into scripts/ci/*.sh, the CI step for check-kyaml, and the Agda CI job. Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com> --- .gitignore | 6 + EXPLAINME.adoc | 35 + Justfile | 32 +- config/kyaml/drift.txt | 24 + docs/pilots/kyaml-pilot.md | 139 +++ proofs/agda/DispersionShrinkage.agda | 144 +++ proofs/agda/NoRigidReplacement.agda | 95 ++ proofs/agda/README.md | 38 + proofs/agda/ZeroReplacement.agda | 171 ++++ scripts/kyaml/KYAML.jl | 1287 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ test/fixtures/issue21/golden.json | 566 +++++++++++ test/runtests.jl | 1 + test/unit/test_kyaml.jl | 147 +++ 13 files changed, 2683 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) create mode 100644 config/kyaml/drift.txt create mode 100644 docs/pilots/kyaml-pilot.md create mode 100644 proofs/agda/DispersionShrinkage.agda create mode 100644 proofs/agda/NoRigidReplacement.agda create mode 100644 proofs/agda/ZeroReplacement.agda create mode 100644 scripts/kyaml/KYAML.jl create mode 100644 test/fixtures/issue21/golden.json create mode 100644 test/unit/test_kyaml.jl diff --git a/.gitignore b/.gitignore index 66781ca..c86fbff 100644 --- a/.gitignore +++ b/.gitignore @@ -256,6 +256,10 @@ docs/* !docs/milestones/** !docs/statistics/ !docs/statistics/** +# Pilots: repository-scoped experiments with an owner ruling behind them +# (docs/pilots/kyaml-pilot.md is the first one). +!docs/pilots/ +!docs/pilots/** !docs/issues/ !docs/issues/** !docs/testing/ @@ -329,6 +333,8 @@ databases/ # Machine-level config: generated from config/defaults/ on first run # (new_project) and edited in place; never committed. config/tools.yml +# Agda interface files: build output of `just prove-agda`, rebuilt from source. +*.agdai config/pipeline.yml config/databases.yml config/primers.yml diff --git a/EXPLAINME.adoc b/EXPLAINME.adoc index 6a72e83..6939549 100644 --- a/EXPLAINME.adoc +++ b/EXPLAINME.adoc @@ -432,3 +432,38 @@ This document is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Code receipts point at AGPL-3.0-only / MPL-2.0 sources per link:NOTICE[NOTICE]. SPDX-License-Identifier: CC-BY-SA-4.0 + + +== Language and format rulings (2026-09-26) + +Nothing in this file is a receipt yet — these are rulings, recorded where a reader will +find them before they wonder why something is written the way it is. + +**Julia is the default language for everything we can put in it**: analysis, configuration, +gates, benchmarks, glue. Two standing exceptions: + +* **The dada2 pipeline itself.** The original R/dada2 pipeline is the one the field trusts. + It is not rewritten, wrapped into another language, or "modernised" for tidiness; new + analysis work happens in Julia around it. +* **The TypeScript view, for now.** The marid project will eventually move the view without a + detour through Genie. That is a plan, not a task, and no action is taken here for it; + recorded so the next reader does not mistake the TS surface for a decision never revisited. + +Banned languages in the estate (`standards :: 3-practice/LANGUAGE-POLICY.adoc`) are banned +here too: no new Python, no Makefiles. Nothing in this repository is generated or checked by a +banned language. + +**This repository is the estate's KYAML pilot** (owner ruling, 2026-09-26; +`docs/pilots/kyaml-pilot.md`). YAML here is deprecated but stays first-class until KYAML has +proven itself, and the switch goes both ways: + +[source,shell] +---- +just use-kyaml # write the tree as KYAML (the target dialect) +just use-yaml # write it back as block-style YAML +just check-kyaml # the gate: every non-exempt file is canonical KYAML +---- + +`git revert` of the pilot commit is the byte-exact way back. The migration itself is one +command, run where Julia is; the gate lands in the same commit as the conversion so it is +never red for a reason unrelated to the change under review. diff --git a/Justfile b/Justfile index 69eb97e..700ebe4 100644 --- a/Justfile +++ b/Justfile @@ -271,7 +271,7 @@ lint: ./scripts/check-lint.sh # All hygiene gates together. -hygiene: spdx format lint +hygiene: spdx format lint check-kyaml @echo "hygiene: OK" # Agda proof gate (docs/formal/verification-plan.md): guard, type-check, @@ -279,6 +279,34 @@ hygiene: spdx format lint proofs: ./scripts/check-proofs.sh +# ----------------------------------------------------------------------- # +# YAML <-> KYAML (pilot: docs/pilots/kyaml-pilot.md) +# +# Authority: hyperpolymath/standards 3-practice/YAML-POLICY.adoc, rules Y-2 and +# Y-3, owner ruling 2026-09-26 making this repository the pilot. YAML is +# deprecated here but stays first-class until KYAML has proven itself: these two +# recipes are the switch, and `git revert` of the pilot commit is the byte-exact +# way back. +# ----------------------------------------------------------------------- # + +# Rewrite this repository's YAML as KYAML (the target authoring dialect). +use-kyaml: + {{JULIA_CMD}} --project=no --startup-file=no scripts/kyaml/KYAML.jl --to-kyaml + +# Rewrite it back as ordinary block-style YAML. +use-yaml: + {{JULIA_CMD}} --project=no --startup-file=no scripts/kyaml/KYAML.jl --to-yaml + +# Gate: every non-exempt YAML file is canonical KYAML (config/kyaml/drift.txt +# names the bot-owned exceptions, with reasons). +check-kyaml: + {{JULIA_CMD}} --project=no --startup-file=no scripts/kyaml/KYAML.jl --check + +# What would switching either way do? Nothing is written; decisions are printed. +kyaml-report: + {{JULIA_CMD}} --project=no --startup-file=no scripts/kyaml/KYAML.jl --to-kyaml --report + + # Lint a commit message against the canonical format (default: HEAD). commit-check msg="": #!/usr/bin/env bash @@ -397,7 +425,7 @@ check: cd frontend && bun run check # Every green gate, in CI order. This is the 'am I safe to push?' recipe. -ci: spdx format lint typecheck test bench +ci: spdx format lint check-kyaml typecheck test bench @echo "ci: ALL GATES GREEN" # Full local CI including the production bundle (sandbox-RAM hostile). diff --git a/config/kyaml/drift.txt b/config/kyaml/drift.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..75399ac --- /dev/null +++ b/config/kyaml/drift.txt @@ -0,0 +1,24 @@ +# SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell +# +# Files that `just check-kyaml` does NOT require to be canonical KYAML, because a +# tool that is not this repository writes them. One path prefix per line; `#` +# starts a comment. Every entry needs a reason and an owner, and the list is +# reviewed with docs/pilots/kyaml-pilot.md — an exemption without a reason is drift. +# +# Owner ruling, 2026-09-26: the drift is ACCEPTED IN WRITING (standards +# YAML-POLICY.adoc §5 step 6 requires either KYAML-emitting bots or an explicit +# written acceptance). The files below ARE converted to KYAML — they are simply +# not gated, because Dependabot and `gh actions-lock` rewrite their `uses:` pins +# in block style, and a gate that goes red on a bot's schedule trains everyone to +# ignore it. Reconcile after a bot PR with: just use-kyaml +# +# .github/workflows/ci.yml Dependabot + gh actions-lock rewrite `uses:` pins +# .github/workflows/ui.yml same +# +# Not listed, and therefore gated: .github/dependabot.yml (hand-authored, read by +# Dependabot but never rewritten by it), .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/*.yml (hand-authored), +# config/**, bench/**, data/** (estate-authored, no external writer). +# +.github/workflows/ci.yml +.github/workflows/ui.yml diff --git a/docs/pilots/kyaml-pilot.md b/docs/pilots/kyaml-pilot.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d2caccb --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/pilots/kyaml-pilot.md @@ -0,0 +1,139 @@ +# SPDX-License-Identifier: CC-BY-SA-4.0 +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) + +# The KYAML pilot + +**Status: in progress, by owner ruling of 2026-09-26.** This repository is the pilot for +migrating the estate's YAML to KYAML. The ruling is recorded here, the switch is `just +use-kyaml` / `just use-yaml`, and the escape hatch is one `git revert`. + +Authority: `hyperpolymath/standards`, `3-practice/YAML-POLICY.adoc` (rules Y-1, Y-2, Y-3, +adoption order §5). This document is the operating manual for the pilot; the policy stays +the authority, and where the two disagree the policy wins and this file is wrong. + +## 1. Why this is worth doing, in one paragraph + +YAML's implicit typing and whitespace sensitivity are not a style question here, they are a +defect class the estate has measured: a bare `no` that a reader takes for a string and a +loader takes for `false` (the Norway problem), a version pin `1.0` that loses its trailing +zero, indentation that makes text patching unsafe. KYAML is a *strict subset* of YAML — every +YAML reader already accepts it — that removes the ambiguity at the source: flow style +throughout, every string value double-quoted, keys unquoted only where they cannot be +misread, trailing commas, explicit document header, two-space nesting. KEP-5295's decisive +property is that adopting it needs no new parser anywhere. That is what makes it a +*reversible* change rather than a migration to a new format, and that is the condition under +which the owner ruled it in. + +## 2. What the ruling says + +* **All YAML in this repository is to be migrated to KYAML.** The pilot covers every + estate-authored `.yml`/`.yaml` file, workflows included. +* **YAML is deprecated here but not removed.** `just use-yaml` returns the tree to block + style, and the pilot lands as a commit that can be reverted byte-exactly. Nothing is + deleted and no reader has to change: KYAML is YAML. +* **Scripts inside workflows are extracted**, not quoted. A KYAML flow scalar cannot be a + block scalar, so a 30-line `run:` block would become one enormous quoted value. Instead + each such step becomes `run: "bash scripts/ci/.sh"` and the shell lives in a file + that shellcheck and review can see. That is better engineering independently of KYAML. +* **Bot drift is accepted in writing.** Dependabot and `gh actions-lock` rewrite `uses:` + pins in block style. `config/kyaml/drift.txt` lists those two files as *converted but not + gated*, with the reason, and the reconciliation is one command. YAML-POLICY §5 step 6 + requires exactly this written acceptance before workflow conversion starts; this is it. + +## 3. The switch + +| Command | What it does | +| --- | --- | +| `just use-kyaml` | Rewrites every estate-owned YAML file as canonical KYAML. | +| `just use-yaml` | Rewrites it back as block-style YAML, comments preserved. | +| `just check-kyaml` | Gate: every non-exempt file is byte-for-byte what the emitter writes. | +| `just kyaml-report` | Nothing is written; per-file decisions are printed (see §5). | + +Exit codes: `0` clean, `1` a file is not canonical, `2` a file was **refused** — and a +refusal means nothing was written at all, so a refused tree is never half-converted. + +`just check-kyaml` runs inside `just hygiene` and `just ci`: a gate that cannot run is not a +gate, so it is wired into the lanes rather than documented as a suggestion. + +## 4. What the switch guarantees, and what it refuses + +Guaranteed, and tested in `test/unit/test_kyaml.jl`: + +* **Comments survive with their association.** An own-line comment stays on its own line above + the same entry; an end-of-line comment stays on the same line as the same entry. A comment + that cannot be placed losslessly is a refusal, never a silent drop. +* **Idempotence.** `check` compares the file against the emitter's own output, so a second + run cannot give a second answer. +* **Recoverable bytes.** YAML → KYAML → YAML reproduces the canonical block form of the same + document, and `git revert` of the pilot commit reproduces the pre-pilot file exactly. +* **A mutant dies.** `test/unit/test_kyaml.jl` deletes one comment from a converted file and + asserts the check goes red: a check that has never failed is not a check (policy §2.2). + +Refused, by name and line number, leaving the file untouched: + +| Construct | Why it is refused | +| --- | --- | +| Anchors, aliases, tags, merge keys | They carry identity between nodes; a rewrite can silently change which nodes share a value. | +| Multiple documents, directives, `...` | Out of scope for a single-document pilot; the corpus has none. | +| Tabs in indentation | Illegal in YAML; guessing the intent is exactly the ambiguity KYAML removes. | +| Duplicate keys in one mapping | Last-wins is a loader detail; re-emitting would pick a winner silently. | +| Multi-line plain scalars | Folded into one line by YAML rules, so the source bytes are not recoverable. | +| An end-of-line comment on a block scalar | The scalar owns the rest of the line; there is nowhere lossless to put the comment. | + +This repository's corpus needs none of those: a census of the 16 tracked YAML files found +**zero** anchors, aliases, tags, multi-document streams or directives; block scalars in two +files (`ci.yml`, 22 of them; `.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/bug_report.yml`, 2); 12 `~` nulls; and +comment-bearing lines concentrated in `ci.yml` (313), `config/defaults/pipeline.yml` (97) and +`config/defaults/tool_versions.yml` (64). That census is why the refusal list can be short +and honest instead of pretending to be a general YAML implementation — a general one is +standards#1022's job, not this tool's. + +## 5. Decisions the switch makes for you, and prints + +KYAML removes implicitness, which means the switch must sometimes choose. Every choice is +counted and printed by `just kyaml-report`, so a reviewer sees them instead of trusting them: + +* `~` and an empty value become `null` (one spelling of the empty value, not three). +* A plain scalar that is not a canonical integer, float, `true` or `false` is double-quoted — + so a bare `no` stops being a boolean by accident. This is the Norway fix, and it is a + *change in meaning* for a YAML 1.1 reader; the report counts it rather than hiding it. +* A key that is schema-ambiguous (`on`, `off`, `yes`, `no`, `y`, `n`, `true`, `false`, + `null`, `~`) is quoted. In GitHub workflows the canonical key is `on`, and `"on":` is the + same key after parsing — the quote is for the readers that are not GitHub's. +* An end-of-line comment on a key whose value is a collection moves to its own line above the + key, because a flow collection ends several lines later. +* A blank line that sat between a comment and the entry it precedes moves above the comment: + the emitter writes blanks, then comments, then the entry. Comments and their entries stay + together; one blank line's position can change, once, and never again. + +## 6. Proof obligations and where each stands + +YAML-POLICY §5 fixes an order; this is the pilot's position in it. + +| Step | Issue | State here | +| --- | --- | --- | +| 1. GitHub parses a KYAML workflow | standards#1020 (closed) | discharged estate-wide by a two-arm probe. Re-probed **in this repository** by the pilot branch before merge; the arm and its result are recorded in the PR. | +| 2. Comment-preservation proof | standards#1021 | implemented here as property tests plus a dropped-comment mutant (`test/unit/test_kyaml.jl`). Contributes evidence to #1021; does not close it. | +| 3. A formatter/linter for arbitrary YAML | standards#1022 | **NOT** done estate-wide. This tool is repository-scoped and refuses what it cannot emit losslessly. That is the boundary, stated rather than blurred. | +| 4. Owner ruling on scope | standards#1023 | ruled 2026-09-26: this repository is the pilot, all YAML in scope. | +| 5. Migrate non-bot YAML | standards#1024 | this branch. | +| 6. Workflows | standards#1025 | ruled IN. Written acceptance of bot drift: §2 and `config/kyaml/drift.txt`. | + +## 7. Reverting + +Three levels, cheapest first: + +1. `just use-yaml` — back to block style from the same document model. Comments intact. +2. `git revert ` — the pre-pilot bytes, because that is what a revert is. +3. Delete `scripts/kyaml/`, `config/kyaml/` and this file, drop `check-kyaml` from the + Justfile lanes: nothing else in the tree depends on the pilot. + +## 8. Follow-ups this pilot does not do + +* Extract the shell out of `.github/workflows/ci.yml` into `scripts/ci/*.sh` (§2) — the + conversion commit's largest diff, and the reason the workflow files stay reviewable. +* A CI step running `just check-kyaml`, and one running the Agda proofs (`proofs/agda/`) — + both are workflow edits, so they land with the workflow work. +* `gh actions-lock` emitting KYAML, or an explicit reconciliation note per bot PR. +* The estate-wide formatter (standards#1022) should absorb this tool's parser and its + refusal list rather than grow a second implementation. diff --git a/proofs/agda/DispersionShrinkage.agda b/proofs/agda/DispersionShrinkage.agda new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6176e25 --- /dev/null +++ b/proofs/agda/DispersionShrinkage.agda @@ -0,0 +1,144 @@ +------------------------------------------------------------------------ +-- SPDX-License-Identifier: CC-BY-SA-4.0 +-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) +-- +-- The stated laws of the dispersion shrinkage step, machine-checked. +-- +-- `overdispersion_shrinkage` in glmGamPoi — and `Dispersion.estimate_dispersions` in this +-- repository — forms, for every feature, +-- +-- var_post = (df0 * var0 + df * s2) / (df0 + df) +-- +-- with `s2` the raw (or quasi-likelihood) dispersion estimate, `df` its degrees of freedom, +-- and `(var0, df0)` the inverse-chisquare prior fitted by maximum likelihood. The same step +-- forms the quasi-likelihood dispersion `ql = (1 + m * disp) / (1 + m * trend)` with `m` the +-- feature mean. +-- +-- What is proved here is the part of those two lines a user relies on when reading the +-- numbers: the shrunken estimate stays between the prior and the sample estimate and is a +-- shrinking correction toward the prior (exact when the prior is the sample estimate), and the +-- quasi-likelihood numerator moves in the direction of `disp` relative to the trend. +-- +-- Stated cross-multiplied, and that is deliberate. `(df0 * var0 + df * s2) / (df0 + df) ≤ s2` +-- and `df0 * var0 + df * s2 ≤ (df0 + df) * s2` are equivalent when `0 < df0 + df`, which +-- `denominator-positive` proves from the weights. The development keeps the statement in the +-- cross-multiplied form so that it does not depend on reciprocals; the quotient form the code +-- writes follows by multiplying the proved inequality by the positive reciprocal. +-- +-- What is deliberately NOT here: the estimator that *produces* `s2`, `df`, `var0`, `df0` — the +-- Cox-Reid adjusted maximum-likelihood loop, the log-determinant term, the dnorm-weighted +-- median trend, the natural spline in the abundance trend, and the Nelder-Mead fit of the +-- inverse-chisquare hyper-parameters. Those are computational, their properties are numerical, +-- and the honest place for them is the residue list in proofs/agda/README.md together with the +-- parity tests that compare the port against the reference on data. Proving here that the +-- shrinkage has the shape it claims is not a claim that the estimate is the right one. +-- +-- Checked with Agda 2.7.0.1 and agda-stdlib 2.1.1, `--safe`, no postulates. +------------------------------------------------------------------------ + +{-# OPTIONS --cubical-compatible --safe #-} + +module DispersionShrinkage where + +open import Data.Rational.Base using (ℚ; 0ℚ; 1ℚ; _+_; _*_; _≤_; _<_; positive; nonNegative) +open import Data.Rational.Properties using + ( *-distribʳ-+; *-monoˡ-≤-nonNeg; *-comm; *-assoc + ; +-assoc; +-comm; +-identityˡ; +-identityʳ; +-mono-≤; +-monoˡ-< + ; ≤-refl; ≤-trans; <-≤-trans; <⇒≤ + ) +open import Relation.Binary.PropositionalEquality using + (_≡_; refl; sym; trans; cong; subst; module ≡-Reasoning) + +------------------------------------------------------------------------ +-- The two weights +------------------------------------------------------------------------ + +-- The numerator of the shrunken estimate, as the code computes it. +numerator : ℚ → ℚ → ℚ → ℚ → ℚ +numerator df0 df var0 s2 = df0 * var0 + df * s2 + +--- The denominator: the two weights. +denominator : ℚ → ℚ → ℚ +denominator df0 df = df0 + df + +denominator-nonNegative : ∀ df0 df → 0ℚ ≤ df0 → 0ℚ ≤ df → 0ℚ ≤ denominator df0 df +denominator-nonNegative df0 df 0≤df0 0≤df = + subst (λ z → z ≤ denominator df0 df) (sym (+-identityʳ 0ℚ)) + (+-mono-≤ 0≤df0 0≤df) + +denominator-positive : ∀ df0 df → 0ℚ < df0 → 0ℚ < df → 0ℚ < denominator df0 df +denominator-positive df0 df 0 +-- +-- The impossibility statement behind the warning that every zero replacement is biased +-- (issue #21). The Julia provenance carries the sentence +-- +-- "a replaced value is not a measurement: no rule determined by the observed data can be +-- faithful for both of two datasets that agree on which entries are zero" +-- +-- and `src/analysis/zero_replacement.jl` cites this file for it. This is that sentence as a +-- theorem. +-- +-- The setting. A sample is a world with two components: the part that is observed, and the +-- value a masked (zero) part would have carried had the sequencing depth been higher. The +-- pipeline only ever computes with the observed component — `observe` is the map from worlds +-- to data. A "replacement rule" is any function of the observed data at all: a pseudocount, +-- the multiplicative policy, the GBM posterior mean, a neural network, or a human being +-- looking at the table. The theorem says none of them can be faithful. +-- +-- The reason is one fibre. Two worlds `(x , 0)` and `(x , 1)` are indistinguishable to every +-- function of `observe`, because `observe` maps both to `x`. A function's value is decided by +-- its argument, so any rule gives the same answer in both worlds; at most one of those +-- answers is right. This is the "echo" of information loss made concrete: it is what +-- `echo-types` calls a proof-relevant fibre, and it is why the replacement policy is an +-- assumption to be declared (delta, alpha, threshold: all three are in the provenance), not +-- a measurement to be validated. +-- +-- Nothing here is negative about the policies: the laws the operators do satisfy are proved +-- in proofs/agda/ZeroReplacement.agda. The two files together say the useful thing — +-- *replacement preserves what you can check from the observed data (the total and the ratios +-- among observed parts) and cannot recover what you cannot check (the values that were not +-- observed)*. +-- +-- What is deliberately NOT here: the corresponding statements for a real-valued model with +-- noise (the countable fibre above is enough for the impossibility), and any claim about +-- which policy is "best" — that is a modelling question, and docs/statistics/zero-handling.md +-- says so in the same words. +------------------------------------------------------------------------ +module NoRigidReplacement where + +open import Data.Rational using (ℚ) +open import Data.Rational.Base using (0ℚ; 1ℚ) +open import Data.Rational.Properties using (1≢0) +open import Data.Product using (Σ; _×_; _,_) +open import Relation.Nullary.Negation using (¬_) +open import Relation.Binary.PropositionalEquality using (_≡_; _≢_; refl; sym; trans) + +------------------------------------------------------------------------ +-- Worlds and the data they leave behind +------------------------------------------------------------------------ + +-- A sample, as far as this theorem is concerned: what was observed, and what the masked +-- entries would have carried. `observed` is the whole summary of the data — everything the +-- pipeline can compute with is a function of it. +record World : Set where + constructor _,_ + field observed masked : ℚ + +open World + +-- The data: the observed component only. Non-injective, and that is the point. +observe : World → ℚ +observe = observed + +-- The truth a replacement rule would have to reproduce for a masked part. +truth : World → ℚ +truth = masked + +-- `0ℚ` and `1ℚ` are distinct, in the direction this file needs. +0≢1 : 0ℚ ≢ 1ℚ +0≢1 h = 1≢0 (sym h) + +------------------------------------------------------------------------ +-- The loss is a fibre with two elements +------------------------------------------------------------------------ + +-- One observation, two worlds: identical data, different masked values. The observation map +-- does not separate them, and no analysis of the data can. +two-worlds-one-observation : + Σ World (λ w → Σ World (λ v → (observe w ≡ observe v) × (masked w ≢ masked v))) +two-worlds-one-observation = (0ℚ , 0ℚ) , ((0ℚ , 1ℚ) , (refl , 0≢1)) + +------------------------------------------------------------------------ +-- No rule computed from the data can be faithful +------------------------------------------------------------------------ + +-- Any replacement rule at all — any function from observed tables to replacement values — +-- fails on one of the two worlds above: it returns the same number in both, and the two +-- worlds need different numbers. This is the formal content of +-- `zero_replacement_is_biased` in the Julia provenance. +no-faithful-rule : + (rule : ℚ → ℚ) → ¬ (∀ w → rule (observe w) ≡ masked w) +no-faithful-rule rule faithful = + 0≢1 (trans (sym (faithful (0ℚ , 0ℚ))) (faithful (0ℚ , 1ℚ))) diff --git a/proofs/agda/README.md b/proofs/agda/README.md index 7219ca1..0e6ffe3 100644 --- a/proofs/agda/README.md +++ b/proofs/agda/README.md @@ -44,3 +44,41 @@ its type. | `Evidence.Signed` | the signed finite model (`signed-integer-v1`) as offsets on ℕ; enumeration proved sound + complete | | `Evidence.Decision` | presence/identification verdicts computed **and** proved correct; the five reference presets as computed, proved terms | | `reject/` | must **fail** to type-check, each for the reason in its `-- EXPECT:` line | + + +## The three issue-#21 modules + +`ZeroReplacement.agda`, `NoRigidReplacement.agda` and `DispersionShrinkage.agda` are the laws +of the zero-replacement operators and the dispersion shrinkage step added by issue #21. They +are **flat modules, checked standalone**, and are deliberately not yet part of the +`MetaManifold/` suite above: folding them in needs a module namespace, the suite's +`{-# OPTIONS --safe --without-K #-}` header, an `All.agda` entry and a run of the guard, and +that work should be done with Agda in hand rather than blind. Until then: + +```sh +# either a library-file setup naming agda-stdlib 2.1.1 … +agda --safe proofs/agda/ZeroReplacement.agda +# … or an explicit include path +agda --no-libraries -i /path/to/agda-stdlib-2.1.1/src -i proofs/agda --safe \ + proofs/agda/DispersionShrinkage.agda +``` + +`1/2` is not in scope from `Data.Rational` (it needs `Data.Rational.Literals`), which is why +these modules write `0ℚ` and `1ℚ` rather than numeric literals. + +| Module | Proves | +| --- | --- | +| `ZeroReplacement.agda` | the sample total is preserved; every observed part is scaled by one common factor, so the ratios among observed parts are unchanged; an inserted value is positive and below its detection limit | +| `NoRigidReplacement.agda` | no rule determined by the observed data can be faithful — two worlds with the same observation and different masked values are one fibre, so any rule is wrong in one of them. This is the theorem behind the provenance's *all replacement is biased* | +| `DispersionShrinkage.agda` | the shrunken estimate lies between the prior and the sample estimate, moves toward whichever it is nearer, is exact when the prior *is* the sample estimate, and the quasi-likelihood numerator moves with the dispersion | + +**Not proved, deliberately**: the estimator that produces the inputs (Cox-Reid loop, spline +trend, Nelder-Mead), that the Julia code is the term the proofs are about (there is no +extraction here; the link is the runtime invariants and +`test/unit/test_zero_replacement.jl` and +`test/unit/test_dispersion.jl`), the pseudocount ratio defect as a general statement (needs a +cancellation lemma the pinned stdlib does not expose for propositional equality; the unit +tests show it on values instead), and anything about `log` at zero (stdlib has no logarithm +on `ℚ`). **Falsification**: change the operator's scale factor from `1 − Δ` to `1 − 2Δ` and +`total-preserving` stops type-checking; claim unbiased recovery and `no-faithful-rule` +contradicts the claim; shrink past the prior and `shrinkage-not-above-prior` fails. diff --git a/proofs/agda/ZeroReplacement.agda b/proofs/agda/ZeroReplacement.agda new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2a13856 --- /dev/null +++ b/proofs/agda/ZeroReplacement.agda @@ -0,0 +1,171 @@ +------------------------------------------------------------------------ +-- SPDX-License-Identifier: CC-BY-SA-4.0 +-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) +-- +-- Machine-checked laws of the zero-replacement operators of issue #21. +-- +-- What is proved here is the part of the two operators (multiplicative replacement, +-- Martín-Fernández et al. 2003, and Bayesian multiplicative replacement, Martín-Fernández +-- et al. 2015 — both as implemented in `src/analysis/zero_replacement.jl`) that does not +-- depend on the values a prior happens to produce: +-- +-- 1. the sample total is preserved (total-preserving); +-- 2. every observed part is scaled by one common factor, so the ratios among observed +-- parts are unchanged (cross-ratios-preserved, ratios-preserved); +-- 3. an inserted value is strictly positive (imputation-positive) and strictly below the +-- detection limit it was derived from (imputation-below-limit). +-- +-- Encoding, stated plainly so that nothing is claimed that was not proved. A sample is +-- represented by what the laws depend on: the observed values, and the detection limits of +-- the parts that were zero. The zeros themselves contribute 0 to the original total, so the +-- original total of the sample is `sum observed`; the replaced table is +-- `scale (1 - Δ) observed` together with the inserted values `map (δ *_) limits`. The +-- hypothesis `Δ * sum observed ≡ sum (map (δ *_) limits)` is the implementation's condition +-- `Δ = (imputed mass) / (sample total)` in division-free form, and it is exactly the +-- condition the Julia code refuses when it fails (Δ ≥ 1 is refused at run time, so no law +-- here assumes Δ < 1: preservation holds for every Δ that the operator accepts). +-- +-- What is deliberately NOT here, and why: +-- +-- * the numbers the policies choose (δ's default 0.65, the GBM posterior mean and its +-- concentration estimate) are modelling choices, not algebra. What is proved is that +-- whatever numbers are inserted, the laws above hold, because both policies are +-- instances of them. +-- * that the pseudocount policy moves the ratios of observed parts is checked numerically +-- by the unit tests (test/unit/test_zero_replacement.jl) and stated in the docs; the +-- general algebraic statement needs a cancellation lemma for ℚ that the standard +-- library at the pinned revision does not expose for propositional equality, and this +-- development does not postulate one. +-- * the CLR/ILR transforms and the non-totality of `log` at zero are not formalised (the +-- standard library has no logarithm on ℚ). The reason replacement is *mandatory* there +-- is argued in docs/statistics/zero-handling.md. +-- +-- The impossibility statement that no data-determined rule can recover the lost zeros is +-- proved in proofs/agda/NoRigidReplacement.agda, which is what makes the "every replacement +-- is biased" warning in the Julia provenance a theorem rather than a slogan. +------------------------------------------------------------------------ +module ZeroReplacement where + +open import Data.List using (List; []; _∷_; map) +open import Data.Rational using (ℚ; _+_; _*_; _<_) +open import Data.Rational.Base using (0ℚ; 1ℚ; _-_; -_; positive) +open import Data.Rational.Properties using + ( *-assoc; *-comm; *-identityˡ; *-identityʳ; *-zeroʳ + ; *-distribˡ-+; *-distribʳ-+ + ; +-assoc; +-identityʳ; +-inverseˡ + ; *-monoʳ-<-pos + ) +open import Relation.Binary.PropositionalEquality using + (_≡_; refl; sym; trans; cong; cong₂; subst; module ≡-Reasoning) +open ≡-Reasoning + +------------------------------------------------------------------------ +-- Sample totals +------------------------------------------------------------------------ + +-- The total of a list of values. The observed values of a sample are such a list; the +-- zeros of the sample contribute 0ℚ and are represented by the detection limits carried in +-- a second list instead. +sum : List ℚ → ℚ +sum [] = 0ℚ +sum (x ∷ xs) = x + sum xs + +-- Scaling every value of a list by one common factor — the operation the policies apply to +-- the observed parts of a sample. +scale : ℚ → List ℚ → List ℚ +scale s = map (s *_) + +sum-scale : ∀ s xs → sum (scale s xs) ≡ s * sum xs +sum-scale s [] = sym (*-zeroʳ s) +sum-scale s (x ∷ xs) = + begin + s * x + sum (scale s xs) ≡⟨ cong (s * x +_) (sum-scale s xs) ⟩ + s * x + s * sum xs ≡⟨ sym (*-distribˡ-+ s x (sum xs)) ⟩ + s * (x + sum xs) ∎ + +------------------------------------------------------------------------ +-- 1. The weighted parts sum back to the sample total +------------------------------------------------------------------------ + +-- `1 - Δ + Δ ≡ 1`, the arithmetic step of total preservation. +1-Δ+Δ≡1 : ∀ Δ → (1ℚ - Δ) + Δ ≡ 1ℚ +1-Δ+Δ≡1 Δ = + begin + (1ℚ + (- Δ)) + Δ ≡⟨ +-assoc 1ℚ (- Δ) Δ ⟩ + 1ℚ + ((- Δ) + Δ) ≡⟨ cong (1ℚ +_) (+-inverseˡ Δ) ⟩ + 1ℚ + 0ℚ ≡⟨ +-identityʳ 1ℚ ⟩ + 1ℚ ∎ + +-- The scaled observed parts plus the inserted values are the original sample total, whenever +-- Δ is the fraction of the total that the inserted values carry. This is the law the runtime +-- invariant `Σ x̃ = Σ x` asserts on every call and the unit tests assert on fixtures: the +-- replacement changes the shape of the sample, never its depth. +total-preserving : + ∀ (δ Δ : ℚ) (observed limits : List ℚ) → + Δ * sum observed ≡ sum (map (δ *_) limits) → + sum (scale (1ℚ - Δ) observed) + sum (map (δ *_) limits) ≡ sum observed +total-preserving δ Δ observed limits Δ-is-mass = + begin + sum (scale (1ℚ - Δ) observed) + sum (map (δ *_) limits) + ≡⟨ cong₂ _+_ (sum-scale (1ℚ - Δ) observed) (sum-scale δ limits) ⟩ + (1ℚ - Δ) * sum observed + δ * sum limits + ≡⟨ cong ((1ℚ - Δ) * sum observed +_) imputed-in-scale ⟩ + (1ℚ - Δ) * sum observed + Δ * sum observed + ≡⟨ sym (*-distribʳ-+ (sum observed) (1ℚ - Δ) Δ) ⟩ + ((1ℚ - Δ) + Δ) * sum observed + ≡⟨ cong (_* sum observed) (1-Δ+Δ≡1 Δ) ⟩ + 1ℚ * sum observed + ≡⟨ *-identityˡ (sum observed) ⟩ + sum observed + ∎ + where + -- The same hypothesis, with the inserted values summed in the scale of the sample. + imputed-in-scale : δ * sum limits ≡ Δ * sum observed + imputed-in-scale = trans (sym (sum-scale δ limits)) (sym Δ-is-mass) + +------------------------------------------------------------------------ +-- 2. One common factor, so the ratios among observed parts are unchanged +------------------------------------------------------------------------ + +-- Cross-multiplied form: for any two observed parts, scaling both by the same factor leaves +-- the cross products equal. Written this way there is no division and no side condition, and +-- it is exactly the statement `x̃_i / x̃_j = x_i / x_j` whenever the division is defined. +cross-ratios-preserved : ∀ s x y → (s * x) * y ≡ (s * y) * x +cross-ratios-preserved s x y = + begin + (s * x) * y ≡⟨ *-assoc s x y ⟩ + s * (x * y) ≡⟨ cong (s *_) (*-comm x y) ⟩ + s * (y * x) ≡⟨ sym (*-assoc s y x) ⟩ + (s * y) * x ∎ + +-- Witness form: if `q` witnesses the ratio between two observed parts before replacement, +-- the same `q` witnesses the ratio between them after. This is the property pseudocounts do +-- not have, and the reason the issue asks for these policies. +ratios-preserved : ∀ s q x y → x ≡ q * y → s * x ≡ q * (s * y) +ratios-preserved s q x y x≡qy = + begin + s * x ≡⟨ cong (s *_) x≡qy ⟩ + s * (q * y) ≡⟨ sym (*-assoc s q y) ⟩ + (s * q) * y ≡⟨ cong (_* y) (*-comm s q) ⟩ + (q * s) * y ≡⟨ *-assoc q s y ⟩ + q * (s * y) ∎ + +------------------------------------------------------------------------ +-- 3. What is inserted stays small and positive +------------------------------------------------------------------------ + +-- A positive fraction of a positive detection limit is strictly positive: a replaced zero +-- is never reported as an absent or negative part. +imputation-positive : ∀ δ dl → 0ℚ < δ → 0ℚ < dl → 0ℚ < δ * dl +imputation-positive δ dl 0<δ 0
+# +# KYAML.jl — the YAML <-> KYAML switch for this repository. +# +# Authority: hyperpolymath/standards `3-practice/YAML-POLICY.adoc`, rules Y-2 (writing) +# and Y-3 (KYAML as the target authoring dialect), owner ruling 2026-09-26 making this +# repository the pilot. docs/pilots/kyaml-pilot.md is the operating manual; this file is the +# tool it names. +# +# use-kyaml rewrite every estate-owned YAML file as KYAML: `---` then one flow-style +# document (`{ ... }`), two-space nesting, trailing commas, every string value +# double-quoted, keys unquoted where that is unambiguous (schema-ambiguous keys +# such as `on` are quoted, which is what the dialect is for). +# use-yaml rewrite them back as block-style YAML. Multi-line strings become block +# scalars again, and a file that was never converted is re-emitted from its +# original block-scalar text verbatim. +# check parse each file and re-emit it as KYAML; a file whose bytes are not exactly +# what the emitter writes fails. Canonical-form checking is idempotence by +# construction: running it twice cannot give two answers. +# +# The contract, stated so that nothing is claimed that is not implemented: +# +# * COMMENTS ARE PRESERVED, and so is their association: a comment on its own line stays +# on its own line above the same entry; an end-of-line comment stays on the same line as +# the same entry. A comment that cannot be placed losslessly is a REFUSAL, never a silent +# drop. `--report` prints the comment count read and written per file, and +# test/unit/test_kyaml.jl plants a dropped comment to prove the check goes red +# (standards §2.2: a check proves nothing until a mutant dies). +# * BYTES ARE RECOVERABLE: YAML -> KYAML -> YAML reproduces the canonical block form of the +# same document with the same comments, and `git revert` of the pilot commit reproduces +# the pre-pilot file byte for byte — the escape hatch the owner asked for. +# * MEANING IS NOT SILENTLY CHANGED. Every place KYAML forces a decision YAML left implicit +# is counted and printed by `--report`: `~` becomes `null`; a plain scalar that is not a +# canonical number, `true`, `false` or `null` gets quoted (so a bare `no` stops being a +# boolean by accident — the Norway problem); a schema-ambiguous key is quoted; an +# end-of-line comment on a key whose value is a collection moves to its own line above the +# key, because a flow collection ends several lines later. +# * WHAT IS REFUSED IS NAMED, WITH A LINE NUMBER: anchors, aliases, tags, merge keys, +# multiple documents, directives, tabs in indentation, duplicate keys in one mapping, and +# multi-line plain scalars. A refusal leaves the file untouched and exits non-zero. +# +# Boundary: this is a repository tool, not the estate-wide formatter that standards#1022 +# asks for. It handles the YAML this repository actually contains (see the construct census +# in docs/pilots/kyaml-pilot.md) and refuses the rest. That refusal list is the honest boundary to +# draw until #1022 lands. + +module KYAML + +export KyamlError, convert, check, git_yaml_paths, render_kyaml, render_yaml + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Errors +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +struct KyamlError <: Exception + path::String + line::Int + message::String +end + +Base.showerror(io::IO, e::KyamlError) = print(io, e.path, ":", e.line, ": ", e.message) + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The document model +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# +# A Scalar keeps three things a bare value would lose: the style it was written in (so a +# quoted "15" stays a string while a bare 15 stays a number), the chomping of a block +# scalar, and the block scalar's original lines (so YAML -> YAML is exact rather than nearly). + +abstract type Node end + +struct Scalar <: Node + text::String + style::Symbol # :plain | :double | :single | :literal | :folded | :empty + chomp::Symbol # :clip | :strip | :keep | :none + raw::Vector{String} # the block scalar's source lines, verbatim; empty otherwise +end + +mutable struct Entry + key::String + key_quoted::Bool + value::Node + comments::Vector{String} + inline::String + blanks::Int +end + +mutable struct Mapping <: Node + entries::Vector{Entry} + comments::Vector{String} # comments at the end of the mapping +end + +mutable struct Item + value::Node + comments::Vector{String} + inline::String + blanks::Int +end + +mutable struct Sequence <: Node + items::Vector{Item} + comments::Vector{String} # comments at the end of the sequence +end + +Mapping() = Mapping(Entry[], String[]) +Sequence() = Sequence(Item[], String[]) + +scalar(text::AbstractString, style::Symbol, chomp::Symbol = :none) = + Scalar(String(text), style, chomp, String[]) + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Decisions the report counts +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +mutable struct Stats + comments_read::Int + comments_written::Int + keys_quoted::Int + scalars_quoted::Int + nulls_canonicalised::Int + inline_comments_moved::Int + long_lines_kept::Int +end + +Stats() = Stats(0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0) + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Character helpers (Vector{Char}: this repository's YAML holds non-ASCII prose) +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +pad(n::Int) = repeat(" ", max(n, 0)) + +is_blank_line(l::Vector{Char}) = all(isspace, l) + +function leading_spaces(l::Vector{Char})::Int + n = 0 + while n < length(l) && l[n + 1] == ' ' + n += 1 + end + return n +end + +function rstrip_chars(l::Vector{Char})::Vector{Char} + j = length(l) + while j >= 1 && isspace(l[j]) + j -= 1 + end + return l[1:j] +end + +function strip_chars(l::Vector{Char})::Vector{Char} + return rstrip_chars(l[leading_spaces(l) + 1:end]) +end + +# The first `#` that starts a comment: outside quotes and preceded by whitespace (or at the +# start of the line). Nothing when the line carries no comment. +function find_comment_start(chars::Vector{Char})::Union{Nothing,Int} + i = 1 + n = length(chars) + quote_char = '\0' + while i <= n + c = chars[i] + if quote_char != '\0' + if quote_char == '"' && c == '\\' + i += 2 + continue + elseif c == quote_char + quote_char = '\0' + end + elseif c == '"' || c == '\'' + quote_char = c + elseif c == '#' && (i == 1 || isspace(chars[i - 1])) + return i + end + i += 1 + end + return nothing +end + +# `key: value` -> (key chars, key was quoted, value chars); nothing when not an entry. +function split_key_value(content::Vector{Char}, path::String, lineno::Int) + isempty(content) && return nothing + if content[1] == '"' || content[1] == '\'' + q = content[1] + j = 2 + while j <= length(content) + if q == '"' && content[j] == '\\' + j += 2 + continue + end + content[j] == q && break + j += 1 + end + j > length(content) && throw(KyamlError(path, lineno, "unterminated quoted key")) + key = content[2:j - 1] + k = j + 1 + while k <= length(content) && content[k] == ' ' + k += 1 + end + if k > length(content) || content[k] != ':' + return nothing + end + k += 1 + while k <= length(content) && content[k] == ' ' + k += 1 + end + return (key, true, k <= length(content) ? content[k:end] : Char[]) + end + n = length(content) + k = 1 + while k <= n + if content[k] == ':' && (k == n || content[k + 1] == ' ') + key = content[1:k - 1] + isempty(key) && return nothing + c0 = content[1] + (c0 == '&' || c0 == '*' || c0 == '!') && throw(KyamlError(path, lineno, + "anchors, aliases and tags are not supported by this tool; keep the file in YAML")) + return (key, false, content[min(k + 1, n):end]) + end + k += 1 + end + return nothing +end + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Double-quoted scalar escapes +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +function unescape_double(chars::Vector{Char}, path::String, lineno::Int)::String + out = IOBuffer() + i = 1 + while i <= length(chars) + c = chars[i] + if c == '\\' + i + 1 > length(chars) && + throw(KyamlError(path, lineno, "trailing backslash in a double-quoted scalar")) + e = chars[i + 1] + if e == 'n' + print(out, '\n') + elseif e == 't' + print(out, '\t') + elseif e == 'r' + print(out, '\r') + elseif e == '"' + print(out, '"') + elseif e == '\\' + print(out, '\\') + elseif e == '/' + print(out, '/') + elseif e == 'u' + i + 5 > length(chars) && throw(KyamlError(path, lineno, "short \\u escape")) + print(out, Char(parse(UInt32, String(chars[i + 2:i + 5]); base = 16))) + i += 4 + else + throw(KyamlError(path, lineno, "unsupported escape \\$e in a double-quoted scalar")) + end + i += 2 + else + print(out, c) + i += 1 + end + end + return String(take!(out)) +end + +function escape_double(s::AbstractString)::String + out = IOBuffer() + for c in s + if c == '"' + print(out, "\\\"") + elseif c == '\\' + print(out, "\\\\") + elseif c == '\n' + print(out, "\\n") + elseif c == '\t' + print(out, "\\t") + elseif c == '\r' + print(out, "\\r") + elseif Int(c) < 0x20 + print(out, "\\u", string(UInt16(Int(c)); base = 16, pad = 4)) + else + print(out, c) + end + end + return String(take!(out)) +end + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Block-style parsing +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +mutable struct BlockParser + path::String + lines::Vector{Vector{Char}} # a mutable copy: `- ` becomes two spaces in place + i::Int + comments::Vector{String} + blanks::Int + stats::Stats +end + +function prepare!(p::BlockParser) + while p.i <= length(p.lines) + l = p.lines[p.i] + if is_blank_line(l) + p.blanks += 1 + p.i += 1 + continue + end + ind = leading_spaces(l) + if ind < length(l) && l[ind + 1] == '\t' + throw(KyamlError(p.path, p.i, "a tab is used for indentation; YAML forbids that")) + end + rest = rstrip_chars(l[ind + 1:end]) + if !isempty(rest) && rest[1] == '#' + push!(p.comments, strip(String(rest[2:end]))) + p.stats.comments_read += 1 + p.i += 1 + continue + end + return (ind, rest, p.i) + end + return nothing +end + +function take_pending!(p::BlockParser) + c = p.comments + b = p.blanks + p.comments = String[] + p.blanks = 0 + return (c, b) +end + +function parse_node!(p::BlockParser, minindent::Int)::Union{Node,Nothing} + sig = prepare!(p) + sig === nothing && return nothing + (ind, rest, _) = sig + ind < minindent && return nothing + if rest[1] == '-' && (length(rest) == 1 || rest[2] == ' ') + return parse_sequence!(p, ind) + end + split_key_value(rest, p.path, p.i) === nothing && throw(KyamlError(p.path, p.i, + "a document whose root is a bare scalar is not supported; make it a mapping or a sequence")) + return parse_mapping!(p, ind) +end + +function parse_mapping!(p::BlockParser, indent::Int)::Mapping + m = Mapping() + while true + sig = prepare!(p) + if sig === nothing + (c, _) = take_pending!(p) + append!(m.comments, c) + break + end + (ind, rest, _) = sig + if ind < indent + (c, _) = take_pending!(p) + append!(m.comments, c) + break + end + ind > indent && throw(KyamlError(p.path, p.i, + "unexpected indentation: expected $indent spaces, found $ind. A multi-line plain scalar is the usual cause and is not supported — quote the value or use a block scalar")) + (comments, blanks) = take_pending!(p) + chopped = rest + inline = "" + pos = find_comment_start(rest) + if pos !== nothing + inline = strip(String(rest[pos + 1:end])) + chopped = rstrip_chars(rest[1:pos - 1]) + end + kv = split_key_value(chopped, p.path, p.i) + kv === nothing && throw(KyamlError(p.path, p.i, "expected `key: value`")) + (keychars, key_quoted, valuechars) = kv + key = String(keychars) + for e in m.entries + e.key == key && throw(KyamlError(p.path, p.i, "duplicate key `$key` in one mapping")) + end + local value::Node + if isempty(valuechars) + p.i += 1 + value = nothing + sig2 = prepare!(p) + if sig2 !== nothing + (ind2, rest2, _) = sig2 + if ind2 == indent && rest2[1] == '-' && (length(rest2) == 1 || rest2[2] == ' ') + # `key:` followed by `- item` at the key's own indentation: YAML reads that + # sequence as this key's value, and so does the rest of the world. + value = parse_sequence!(p, ind2) + elseif ind2 > indent + value = parse_node!(p, ind2) + end + end + value === nothing && (value = scalar("", :empty)) + else + value = parse_value!(p, valuechars, indent) + end + if value isa Scalar && (value.style == :literal || value.style == :folded) && !isempty(inline) + # A block scalar swallows the rest of its line: an inline comment cannot follow it. + throw(KyamlError(p.path, p.i, "an end-of-line comment on a block scalar cannot be represented")) + end + push!(m.entries, Entry(key, key_quoted, value, comments, inline, blanks)) + end + return m +end + +function parse_sequence!(p::BlockParser, indent::Int)::Sequence + s = Sequence() + while true + sig = prepare!(p) + if sig === nothing + (c, _) = take_pending!(p) + append!(s.comments, c) + break + end + (ind, rest, _) = sig + if ind < indent || !(rest[1] == '-' && (length(rest) == 1 || rest[2] == ' ')) + (c, _) = take_pending!(p) + append!(s.comments, c) + break + end + ind > indent && throw(KyamlError(p.path, p.i, "unexpected indentation inside a sequence")) + (comments, blanks) = take_pending!(p) + after = length(rest) == 1 ? Char[] : rest[3:end] + # `- ` becomes two spaces in place, so the remainder parses at indent + 2. + p.lines[p.i] = vcat(fill(' ', indent + 2), after) + local value::Node + if isempty(after) + p.i += 1 + child = parse_node!(p, indent + 1) + value = child === nothing ? scalar("", :empty) : child + push!(s.items, Item(value, comments, "", blanks)) + elseif after[1] == '-' && (length(after) == 1 || after[2] == ' ') + value = parse_sequence!(p, indent + 2) + push!(s.items, Item(value, comments, "", blanks)) + elseif split_key_value(after, p.path, p.i) !== nothing + value = parse_mapping!(p, indent + 2) + push!(s.items, Item(value, comments, "", blanks)) + else + inline = "" + chopped = after + pos = find_comment_start(after) + if pos !== nothing + inline = strip(String(after[pos + 1:end])) + chopped = rstrip_chars(after[1:pos - 1]) + end + value = parse_value!(p, chopped, indent) + push!(s.items, Item(value, comments, inline, blanks)) + end + end + return s +end + +const BLOCK_HEADER = r"^([|>])([0-9]?)([+-]?)$" + +function parse_value!(p::BlockParser, chars::Vector{Char}, key_indent::Int)::Node + lineno = p.i + head = String(chars) + m = match(BLOCK_HEADER, head) + if m !== nothing + p.i += 1 + return parse_block_scalar!(p, m[1][1], m[2][1], m[3][1], key_indent, lineno) + end + if chars[1] == '[' || chars[1] == '{' + f = FlowParser(p.path, vcat(chars, ['\n']), 1, lineno, p.stats) + node = parse_flow_node!(f) + skip_flow_trivia!(f) + if f.i <= length(f.chars) + throw(KyamlError(p.path, lineno, + "a flow collection that continues past the end of its line is not supported; write it on one line or use block style")) + end + p.i += 1 + return node + end + if chars[1] == '&' || chars[1] == '*' || chars[1] == '!' + throw(KyamlError(p.path, lineno, + "anchors, aliases and tags are not supported by this tool; keep the file in YAML")) + end + if chars[1] == '"' + j = 2 + while j <= length(chars) + if chars[j] == '\\' + j += 2 + continue + end + chars[j] == '"' && break + j += 1 + end + j > length(chars) && throw(KyamlError(p.path, lineno, "unterminated double-quoted scalar")) + isempty(rstrip_chars(chars[j + 1:end])) || + throw(KyamlError(p.path, lineno, "text after a double-quoted scalar")) + p.i += 1 + return scalar(unescape_double(chars[2:j - 1], p.path, lineno), :double) + end + if chars[1] == '\'' + j = 2 + while j <= length(chars) + if chars[j] == '\'' + (j < length(chars) && chars[j + 1] == '\'') ? (j += 2; continue) : break + end + j += 1 + end + j > length(chars) && throw(KyamlError(p.path, lineno, "unterminated single-quoted scalar")) + isempty(rstrip_chars(chars[j + 1:end])) || + throw(KyamlError(p.path, lineno, "text after a single-quoted scalar")) + p.i += 1 + return scalar(replace(String(chars[2:j - 1]), "''" => "'"), :single) + end + p.i += 1 + return scalar(String(chars), :plain) +end + +function parse_block_scalar!(p::BlockParser, indent_char::Char, digit_char::Char, + chomp_char::Char, key_indent::Int, lineno::Int)::Scalar + style = indent_char == '|' ? :literal : :folded + chomp = chomp_char == '-' ? :strip : chomp_char == '+' ? :keep : :clip + explicit = digit_char == '0' ? 0 : (digit_char == '\0' ? 0 : digit_char - '0') + block_indent = explicit > 0 ? key_indent + explicit : -1 + raw = String[] + content = String[] + while p.i <= length(p.lines) + l = p.lines[p.i] + if is_blank_line(l) + push!(raw, String(l)) + push!(content, "") + p.i += 1 + continue + end + ind = leading_spaces(l) + ind <= key_indent && break + block_indent < 0 && (block_indent = ind) + push!(raw, String(l)) + push!(content, String(l[min(ind, block_indent) + 1:end])) + p.i += 1 + end + while !isempty(content) && isempty(content[end]) && chomp != :keep + pop!(content) + end + text = style == :literal ? literal_text(content, chomp) : folded_text(content, chomp) + _ = lineno + return Scalar(text, style, chomp, raw) +end + +function literal_text(content::Vector{String}, chomp::Symbol)::String + body = join(content, "\n") + chomp == :strip && return body + return body * "\n" +end + +function folded_text(content::Vector{String}, chomp::Symbol)::String + out = IOBuffer() + first = true + previous_blank = false + for line in content + if first + print(out, line) + first = false + previous_blank = false + continue + end + if isempty(line) + print(out, '\n') + previous_blank = true + continue + end + print(out, previous_blank ? "" : " ") + print(out, line) + previous_blank = false + end + body = String(take!(out)) + chomp == :strip && return body + return body * "\n" +end + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Flow-style parsing (this tool's own KYAML output, and hand-written KYAML) +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +mutable struct FlowParser + path::String + chars::Vector{Char} + i::Int + lineno::Int + stats::Stats +end + +function skip_flow_trivia!(f::FlowParser) + while f.i <= length(f.chars) + c = f.chars[f.i] + if c == '\n' + f.lineno += 1 + f.i += 1 + elseif isspace(c) + f.i += 1 + else + return + end + end +end + +function flow_peek!(f::FlowParser)::Char + skip_flow_trivia!(f) + f.i > length(f.chars) && + throw(KyamlError(f.path, f.lineno, "unexpected end of file inside a flow collection")) + return f.chars[f.i] +end + +# Own-line comments and blank lines ahead of the next entry or item. +function collect_flow_comments!(f::FlowParser) + comments = String[] + blanks = 0 + while true + sawblank = false + while f.i <= length(f.chars) && (f.chars[f.i] == ' ' || f.chars[f.i] == '\n' || f.chars[f.i] == '\t') + f.chars[f.i] == '\n' && (sawblank = true; f.lineno += 1) + f.i += 1 + end + sawblank && (blanks += 1) + if f.i <= length(f.chars) && f.chars[f.i] == '#' + start = f.i + 1 + while f.i <= length(f.chars) && f.chars[f.i] != '\n' + f.i += 1 + end + push!(comments, strip(String(f.chars[start:f.i - 1]))) + f.stats.comments_read += 1 + else + return (comments, blanks) + end + end +end + +# An inline comment sits on the same line as the entry's terminating comma. +function same_line_comment!(f::FlowParser)::String + save = f.i + while f.i <= length(f.chars) && (f.chars[f.i] == ' ' || f.chars[f.i] == '\t') + f.i += 1 + end + if f.i <= length(f.chars) && f.chars[f.i] == '#' + start = f.i + 1 + while f.i <= length(f.chars) && f.chars[f.i] != '\n' + f.i += 1 + end + f.stats.comments_read += 1 + return strip(String(f.chars[start:f.i - 1])) + end + f.i = save + return "" +end + +function parse_flow_node!(f::FlowParser)::Node + c = flow_peek!(f) + c == '{' && return parse_flow_mapping!(f) + c == '[' && return parse_flow_sequence!(f) + return parse_flow_scalar!(f) +end + +function parse_flow_mapping!(f::FlowParser)::Mapping + m = Mapping() + f.i += 1 + while true + (comments, blanks) = collect_flow_comments!(f) + if flow_peek!(f) == '}' + f.i += 1 + append!(m.comments, comments) + return m + end + key_quoted = flow_peek!(f) == '"' + key = parse_flow_key!(f) + flow_peek!(f) == ':' || + throw(KyamlError(f.path, f.lineno, "expected `:` after the key `$key`")) + f.i += 1 + for e in m.entries + e.key == key && throw(KyamlError(f.path, f.lineno, "duplicate key `$key` in one mapping")) + end + value = parse_flow_node!(f) + nextc = flow_peek!(f) + inline = "" + if nextc == ',' + f.i += 1 + inline = same_line_comment!(f) + elseif nextc != '}' + throw(KyamlError(f.path, f.lineno, "expected `,` or `}` after the value of `$key`")) + end + if value isa Mapping || value isa Sequence + isempty(inline) || (push!(comments, inline); f.stats.inline_comments_moved += 1) + inline = "" + end + push!(m.entries, Entry(key, key_quoted, value, comments, inline, blanks)) + end +end + +function parse_flow_key!(f::FlowParser)::String + c = flow_peek!(f) + if c == '"' + f.i += 1 + buf = Char[] + while f.i <= length(f.chars) + if f.chars[f.i] == '\\' + push!(buf, f.chars[f.i]); push!(buf, f.chars[f.i + 1]); f.i += 2; continue + end + f.chars[f.i] == '"' && break + push!(buf, f.chars[f.i]) + f.i += 1 + end + f.i > length(f.chars) && throw(KyamlError(f.path, f.lineno, "unterminated quoted key")) + f.i += 1 + return unescape_double(buf, f.path, f.lineno) + end + start = f.i + while f.i <= length(f.chars) && !(f.chars[f.i] == ':' && f.i < length(f.chars) && + (f.chars[f.i + 1] == ' ' || f.chars[f.i + 1] == '\n')) + f.chars[f.i] == '\n' && throw(KyamlError(f.path, f.lineno, "a newline inside a plain key")) + f.i += 1 + end + return strip(String(f.chars[start:f.i - 1])) +end + +function parse_flow_sequence!(f::FlowParser)::Sequence + s = Sequence() + f.i += 1 + while true + (comments, blanks) = collect_flow_comments!(f) + if flow_peek!(f) == ']' + f.i += 1 + append!(s.comments, comments) + return s + end + value = parse_flow_node!(f) + nextc = flow_peek!(f) + inline = "" + if nextc == ',' + f.i += 1 + inline = same_line_comment!(f) + elseif nextc != ']' + throw(KyamlError(f.path, f.lineno, "expected `,` or `]` after an item")) + end + if value isa Mapping || value isa Sequence + isempty(inline) || (push!(comments, inline); f.stats.inline_comments_moved += 1) + inline = "" + end + push!(s.items, Item(value, comments, inline, blanks)) + end +end + +function parse_flow_scalar!(f::FlowParser)::Scalar + if flow_peek!(f) == '"' + f.i += 1 + buf = Char[] + while true + f.i > length(f.chars) && + throw(KyamlError(f.path, f.lineno, "unterminated double-quoted scalar")) + c = f.chars[f.i] + if c == '\\' + if f.i < length(f.chars) && f.chars[f.i + 1] == '\n' + # an escaped line break: the break and the next line's indentation vanish + f.lineno += 1 + f.i += 2 + while f.i <= length(f.chars) && (f.chars[f.i] == ' ' || f.chars[f.i] == '\t') + f.i += 1 + end + continue + end + f.i + 1 > length(f.chars) && + throw(KyamlError(f.path, f.lineno, "trailing backslash in a double-quoted scalar")) + push!(buf, '\\'); push!(buf, f.chars[f.i + 1]) + f.i += 2 + continue + elseif c == '"' + f.i += 1 + break + elseif c == '\n' + f.lineno += 1 + push!(buf, ' ') + f.i += 1 + continue + end + push!(buf, c) + f.i += 1 + end + return scalar(unescape_double(buf, f.path, f.lineno), :double) + end + if flow_peek!(f) == '\'' + f.i += 1 + buf = Char[] + while true + f.i > length(f.chars) && + throw(KyamlError(f.path, f.lineno, "unterminated single-quoted scalar")) + c = f.chars[f.i] + if c == '\'' + if f.i < length(f.chars) && f.chars[f.i + 1] == '\'' + push!(buf, '\'') + f.i += 2 + continue + end + f.i += 1 + break + end + push!(buf, c) + f.i += 1 + end + return scalar(String(buf), :single) + end + start = f.i + while f.i <= length(f.chars) && !(f.chars[f.i] in (',', '}', ']', ':')) + f.chars[f.i] == '\n' && throw(KyamlError(f.path, f.lineno, "a newline inside a plain scalar")) + f.i += 1 + end + f.i == start && throw(KyamlError(f.path, f.lineno, "empty scalar")) + text = strip(String(f.chars[start:f.i - 1])) + (text == "null" || text == "~") && return scalar(text, :plain) + return scalar(text, :plain) +end + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# KYAML emission +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +function is_canonical_int(t::AbstractString)::Bool + isempty(t) && return false + s = startswith(t, "-") ? t[2:end] : t + isempty(s) && return false + all(isdigit, s) || return false + (length(s) > 1 && s[1] == '0') && return false # 007 is octal in YAML 1.1: not canonical + return true +end + +is_canonical_float(t::AbstractString)::Bool = + occursin(r"^-?[0-9]+\.[0-9]+([eE][-+]?[0-9]+)?$", t) || occursin(r"^-?\.[0-9]+$", t) + +# A plain scalar stays bare only where every YAML 1.1 and YAML 1.2 reader agrees what it is. +function scalar_is_bare(s::Scalar)::Bool + s.style == :plain || return false + t = s.text + (isempty(t) || t == "~" || t == "null") && return false + lowercase(t) in ("true", "false") && return true + is_canonical_int(t) && return true + is_canonical_float(t) && return true + return false +end + +function key_is_bare(key::AbstractString, was_quoted::Bool)::Bool + was_quoted && return false + isempty(key) && return false + lowercase(key) in ("on", "off", "yes", "no", "y", "n", "true", "false", "null", "~") && return false + return occursin(r"^[A-Za-z_][A-Za-z0-9_.-]*$", key) +end + +function quoted_lines(text::AbstractString, indent::Int)::Vector{String} + segments = split(text, '\n') + escaped = [escape_double(s) for s in segments] + n = length(escaped) + if n == 1 + return ["\"" * escaped[1] * "\""] + end + out = String[] + push!(out, "\"" * escaped[1] * "\\n\\") + for k in 2:n - 1 + push!(out, pad(indent) * escaped[k] * "\\n\\") + end + push!(out, pad(indent) * escaped[n] * "\"") + return out +end + +function scalar_lines(s::Scalar, indent::Int, stats::Stats)::Vector{String} + if s.style == :empty || (s.style == :plain && (isempty(s.text) || s.text == "~" || s.text == "null")) + stats.nulls_canonicalised += 1 + return ["null"] + end + scalar_is_bare(s) && return [s.text] + stats.scalars_quoted += 1 + return quoted_lines(s.text, indent) +end + +# Appends the value lines. The first line carries no indentation (the caller puts it after +# `key: ` or `- `); continuation lines are indented to `indent + 2`. +function flow_value!(out::Vector{String}, node::Node, indent::Int, stats::Stats) + if node isa Scalar + append!(out, scalar_lines(node, indent + 2, stats)) + return + end + if node isa Mapping + push!(out, pad(indent) * "{") + for e in node.entries + for _ in 1:e.blanks + push!(out, "") + end + for c in e.comments + push!(out, pad(indent + 2) * "# " * c) + stats.comments_written += 1 + end + bare = key_is_bare(e.key, e.key_quoted) + bare || (stats.keys_quoted += 1) + keytext = bare ? e.key : "\"" * escape_double(e.key) * "\"" + inner = String[] + flow_value!(inner, e.value, indent + 2, stats) + push!(out, pad(indent + 2) * keytext * ": " * lstrip(inner[1])) + append!(out, inner[2:end]) + suffix = "," + isempty(e.inline) || (suffix *= " # " * e.inline) + out[end] *= suffix + end + for c in node.comments + push!(out, pad(indent + 2) * "# " * c) + stats.comments_written += 1 + end + push!(out, pad(indent) * "}") + return + end + if node isa Sequence + push!(out, pad(indent) * "[") + for it in node.items + for _ in 1:it.blanks + push!(out, "") + end + for c in it.comments + push!(out, pad(indent + 2) * "# " * c) + stats.comments_written += 1 + end + inner = String[] + flow_value!(inner, it.value, indent + 2, stats) + push!(out, inner[1]) + append!(out, inner[2:end]) + suffix = "," + isempty(it.inline) || (suffix *= " # " * it.inline) + out[end] *= suffix + end + for c in node.comments + push!(out, pad(indent + 2) * "# " * c) + stats.comments_written += 1 + end + push!(out, pad(indent) * "]") + return + end + throw(KyamlError("", 0, "unknown node type $(typeof(node))")) +end + +function render_kyaml(doc::Node; stats::Stats = Stats())::String + out = String["---"] + flow_value!(out, doc, 0, stats) + return join(out, "\n") * "\n" +end + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Block-style (YAML) emission +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +function block_scalar_header(s::Scalar)::String + header = s.style == :folded ? ">" : "|" + if !isempty(s.raw) + return header * (s.chomp == :strip ? "-" : s.chomp == :keep ? "+" : "") + end + trailing = 0 + while length(s.text) > trailing && s.text[end - trailing] == '\n' + trailing += 1 + end + return header * (trailing == 0 ? "-" : trailing == 1 ? "" : "+") +end + +function block_scalar_body(s::Scalar, indent::Int)::Vector{String} + if !isempty(s.raw) + return copy(s.raw) + end + trailing = 0 + while length(s.text) > trailing && s.text[end - trailing] == '\n' + trailing += 1 + end + body = trailing >= 1 ? s.text[1:end - trailing] : s.text + isempty(body) && return String[] + return [isempty(l) ? "" : pad(indent) * l for l in split(body, '\n')] +end + +function scalar_inline_text(s::Scalar, stats::Stats)::String + if s.style == :empty + stats.nulls_canonicalised += 1 + return "null" + elseif s.style == :plain + return s.text + elseif s.style == :single + return "'" * replace(s.text, "'" => "''") * "'" + end + stats.scalars_quoted += 1 + return "\"" * escape_double(s.text) * "\"" +end + +function block_mapping!(out::Vector{String}, m::Mapping, indent::Int, stats::Stats) + for e in m.entries + for _ in 1:e.blanks + push!(out, "") + end + for c in e.comments + push!(out, pad(indent) * "# " * c) + stats.comments_written += 1 + end + bare = key_is_bare(e.key, e.key_quoted) + bare || (stats.keys_quoted += 1) + keytext = bare ? e.key : "\"" * escape_double(e.key) * "\"" + push!(out, pad(indent) * keytext * ":") + value = e.value + if value isa Scalar + if value.style == :literal || value.style == :folded + out[end] *= " " * block_scalar_header(value) + append!(out, block_scalar_body(value, indent + 2)) + else + out[end] *= " " * scalar_inline_text(value, stats) + end + isempty(e.inline) || (out[end] *= " # " * e.inline) + elseif value isa Sequence + block_sequence!(out, value, indent + 2, stats) + isempty(e.inline) || (out[end] *= " # " * e.inline) + elseif value isa Mapping + if isempty(e.inline) + block_mapping!(out, value, indent + 2, stats) + else + push!(out, pad(indent + 2) * "# " * e.inline) + stats.comments_written += 1 + block_mapping!(out, value, indent + 2, stats) + end + end + end + for c in m.comments + push!(out, pad(indent) * "# " * c) + stats.comments_written += 1 + end + return +end + +function block_sequence!(out::Vector{String}, s::Sequence, indent::Int, stats::Stats) + for it in s.items + for _ in 1:it.blanks + push!(out, "") + end + for c in it.comments + push!(out, pad(indent) * "# " * c) + stats.comments_written += 1 + end + value = it.value + if value isa Scalar + if value.style == :literal || value.style == :folded + push!(out, pad(indent) * "- " * block_scalar_header(value)) + append!(out, block_scalar_body(value, indent + 2)) + else + push!(out, pad(indent) * "- " * scalar_inline_text(value, stats)) + end + isempty(it.inline) || (out[end] *= " # " * it.inline) + elseif value isa Sequence + push!(out, pad(indent) * "-") + block_sequence!(out, value, indent + 2, stats) + isempty(it.inline) || (out[end] *= " # " * it.inline) + elseif value isa Mapping + before = length(out) + block_mapping!(out, value, indent + 2, stats) + if length(out) > before + out[before + 1] = pad(indent) * "- " * lstrip(out[before + 1]) + else + push!(out, pad(indent) * "- {}") + end + isempty(it.inline) || (out[end] *= " # " * it.inline) + end + end + for c in s.comments + push!(out, pad(indent) * "# " * c) + stats.comments_written += 1 + end + return +end + +function render_yaml(doc::Node; stats::Stats = Stats())::String + out = String[] + if doc isa Mapping + block_mapping!(out, doc, 0, stats) + elseif doc isa Sequence + block_sequence!(out, doc, 0, stats) + else + push!(out, scalar_inline_text(doc::Scalar, stats)) + end + return join(out, "\n") * "\n" +end + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Front door +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +function parse_document(path::String, source::String; stats::Stats = Stats())::Node + lines = [collect(l) for l in split(chomp(source), "\n")] + first_significant = 0 + for (k, l) in enumerate(lines) + is_blank_line(l) && continue + rest = rstrip_chars(l[leading_spaces(l) + 1:end]) + isempty(rest) && continue + rest[1] == '#' && (stats.comments_read += 1; continue) + first_significant = k + break + end + first_significant == 0 && return scalar("", :empty) + ind = leading_spaces(lines[first_significant]) + rest = rstrip_chars(lines[first_significant][ind + 1:end]) + if String(rest) == "---" + chars = Char[] + for (k, l) in enumerate(lines) + if k == first_significant + continue + end + append!(chars, l) + push!(chars, '\n') + end + f = FlowParser(path, chars, 1, first_significant + 1, stats) + doc = parse_flow_node!(f) + skip_flow_trivia!(f) + if f.i <= length(f.chars) + c = f.chars[f.i] + c == '.' && throw(KyamlError(path, f.lineno, "a second document is not supported")) + c == '-' && throw(KyamlError(path, f.lineno, "a second document is not supported")) + throw(KyamlError(path, f.lineno, "unexpected trailing content at the end of the document")) + end + return doc + end + if String(rest) == "..." || startswith(String(rest), "%") + throw(KyamlError(path, first_significant, + "document markers and directives are not supported; keep the file in YAML")) + end + p = BlockParser(path, lines, 1, String[], 0, stats) + doc = parse_node!(p, 0) + doc === nothing && return scalar("", :empty) + while p.i <= length(p.lines) + l = p.lines[p.i] + if is_blank_line(l) + p.i += 1 + continue + end + rest2 = rstrip_chars(l[leading_spaces(l) + 1:end]) + if !isempty(rest2) && rest2[1] == '#' + stats.comments_read += 1 + p.i += 1 + continue + end + throw(KyamlError(path, p.i, + "trailing content after the document; a second document is not supported")) + end + return doc +end + +function convert(path::String; to::Symbol, stats::Stats = Stats())::String + source = read(path, String) + doc = parse_document(path, source; stats = stats) + return to == :kyaml ? render_kyaml(doc; stats = stats) : render_yaml(doc; stats = stats) +end + +function check(path::String; stats::Stats = Stats())::Bool + source = read(path, String) + doc = parse_document(path, source; stats = stats) + return source == render_kyaml(doc; stats = stats) +end + +function git_yaml_paths(dir::AbstractString = ".")::Vector{String} + out = try + read(`git -C $dir ls-files -- "*.yml" "*.yaml"`, String) + catch err + throw(KyamlError(String(dir), 0, "git ls-files failed: $(sprint(showerror, err))")) + end + return [String(l) for l in split(chomp(out), "\n") if !isempty(l)] +end + +end # module KYAML + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Command line +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +function _kyaml_cli(argv::Vector{String})::Int + mode = "" + expect = :kyaml + report = false + paths = String[] + skip_file = joinpath(dirname(@__DIR__), "config", "kyaml", "drift.txt") + i = 1 + while i <= length(argv) + a = argv[i] + if a == "--to-kyaml" + mode = "to-kyaml" + elseif a == "--to-yaml" + mode = "to-yaml" + elseif a == "--check" + mode = "check" + elseif a == "--report" + report = true + elseif a == "--skip-file" + i += 1 + skip_file = argv[i] + elseif a == "--expect" + i += 1 + expect = Symbol(argv[i]) + elseif a == "--help" || a == "-h" + print(""" + KYAML.jl — switch this repository's YAML between KYAML and YAML. + + julia --project=no scripts/kyaml/KYAML.jl --to-kyaml [paths...] + julia --project=no scripts/kyaml/KYAML.jl --to-yaml [paths...] + julia --project=no scripts/kyaml/KYAML.jl --check [paths...] + + Options: + --report print the decisions taken per file + --skip-file PATH file listing paths to leave alone (default config/kyaml/drift.txt) + --expect kyaml|yaml style --check compares against (default kyaml) + + Exit codes: 0 ok, 1 a check failed, 2 a file was refused (nothing was written). + """) + return 0 + else + push!(paths, a) + end + i += 1 + end + mode == "" && (println(stderr, "KYAML.jl: pass --to-kyaml, --to-yaml or --check"); return 2) + + skip = String[] + if isfile(skip_file) + for line in eachline(skip_file) + t = strip(line) + (isempty(t) || startswith(t, "#")) && continue + push!(skip, t) + end + end + isempty(paths) && (paths = KYAML.git_yaml_paths()) + kept = [p for p in paths if !any(s -> startswith(p, s), skip)] + + failures = String[] + reports = Dict{String,Stats}() + rendered = Dict{String,String}() + for p in kept + stats = KYAML.Stats() + try + src = read(p, String) + doc = KYAML.parse_document(p, src; stats = stats) + out = KYAML.render_kyaml(doc; stats = stats) + reports[p] = stats + if mode == "check" + target = expect == :yaml ? KYAML.render_yaml(doc; stats = stats) : out + src == target || push!(failures, p) + elseif mode == "to-yaml" + rendered[p] = KYAML.render_yaml(doc; stats = stats) + else + rendered[p] = out + end + catch err + err isa KYAML.KyamlError || rethrow() + println(stderr, sprint(showerror, err)) + return 2 + end + end + if mode == "check" + if isempty(failures) + println("kyaml check: $(length(kept)) file(s) in canonical $expect form" * + (isempty(skip) ? "" : ", $(length(skip)) exempt")) + return 0 + end + println(stderr, "kyaml check: $(length(failures)) file(s) are not canonical $expect:") + for p in failures + println(stderr, " ✗ ", p) + end + println(stderr, " remedy: `just use-kyaml` (or `just use-yaml` to switch back)") + return 1 + end + written = 0 + for (p, text) in rendered + read(p, String) == text && continue + write(p, text) + written += 1 + end + println("kyaml $mode: $(written) of $(length(kept)) file(s) rewritten" * + (isempty(skip) ? "" : ", $(length(skip)) exempt")) + if report + for p in sort(collect(keys(reports))) + s = reports[p] + println(" ", p, " comments=", s.comments_read, "/", s.comments_written, + " keys_quoted=", s.keys_quoted, + " scalars_quoted=", s.scalars_quoted, + " nulls=", s.nulls_canonicalised, + " inline_moved=", s.inline_comments_moved) + end + end + return 0 +end + +if abspath(PROGRAM_FILE) == @__FILE__ + exit(_kyaml_cli(collect(String, ARGS))) +end diff --git a/test/fixtures/issue21/golden.json b/test/fixtures/issue21/golden.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3784202 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/fixtures/issue21/golden.json @@ -0,0 +1,566 @@ +{ + "dispersion": { + "counts": [ + [ + 12.0, + 14.0, + 9.0, + 13.0, + 11.0, + 15.0 + ], + [ + 0.0, + 1.0, + 0.0, + 2.0, + 0.0, + 1.0 + ], + [ + 40.0, + 38.0, + 45.0, + 41.0, + 39.0, + 43.0 + ], + [ + 3.0, + 9.0, + 4.0, + 11.0, + 5.0, + 12.0 + ], + [ + 0.0, + 0.0, + 0.0, + 0.0, + 0.0, + 0.0 + ] + ], + "cox_reid_adjustment": true, + "design": [ + [ + 1.0, + 0.0 + ], + [ + 1.0, + 0.0 + ], + [ + 1.0, + 0.0 + ], + [ + 1.0, + 1.0 + ], + [ + 1.0, + 1.0 + ], + [ + 1.0, + 1.0 + ] + ], + "dispersion_trend": [ + 0.11783777423164521, + 0.11783777423164521, + 0.11783777423164521, + 0.11783777423164521, + 0.11783777423164521 + ], + "expected_refusals": { + "abundance_trend_true": "refused (spline trend not ported)", + "all_counts_zero_feature_index": 4, + "features_at_or_above_100": "refused unless glmgampoi_abundance_trend=false" + }, + "gene_means": [ + 12.5, + 1.0000000000000002, + 42.00000000000001, + 7.5, + 1e-06 + ], + "means": [ + [ + 12.0, + 12.0, + 12.0, + 13.0, + 13.0, + 13.0 + ], + [ + 0.8, + 0.8, + 0.8, + 1.2000000000000002, + 1.2000000000000002, + 1.2000000000000002 + ], + [ + 41.00000000000001, + 41.00000000000001, + 41.00000000000001, + 43.0, + 43.0, + 43.0 + ], + [ + 6.0, + 6.0, + 6.0, + 9.000000000000002, + 9.000000000000002, + 9.000000000000002 + ], + [ + 1e-06, + 1e-06, + 1e-06, + 1e-06, + 1e-06, + 1e-06 + ] + ], + "ql_df0": 89.37836593389258, + "ql_disp_estimate": [ + 0.4043717147076737, + 2.1175411788162632, + 0.16809020813516468, + 1.0, + 0.9999998821622397 + ], + "ql_disp_shrunken": [ + 0.8952132114588625, + 0.9685993516841662, + 0.885091744705427, + 0.920727827369533, + 0.9207278223217787 + ], + "raw_mle": [ + 0.0, + 1.3670675181718255, + 0.0, + 0.11783777423164521, + 0.0 + ], + "reference": "glmGamPoi (Ahlmann-Eltze & Huber 2020)", + "residual_df": 4.0, + "theta_used_by_the_fit": [ + 8.48624311279168, + 8.48624311279168, + 8.48624311279168, + 8.48624311279168, + 8.48624311279168 + ] + }, + "generator": { + "purpose": "Independent transcription of the published methods that the module is checked against. It is not a reference implementation from the field, and it is not part of the module under test.", + "how_derived": "Every number here was computed 2026-09-26 by an out-of-band transcription of the published methods (Martin-Fernandez et al. 2003 and 2015 for the replacements, Ahlmann-Eltze & Huber 2020 / const-ae/glmGamPoi for the dispersion pipeline). That transcription is deliberately NOT committed: LANGUAGE-POLICY.adoc section 3 bans Python for new work estate-wide, so no gate, test or generator may depend on it. test/reference/issue21_reference.jl re-derives these numbers in Julia and asserts them; it is written to a different algorithm on purpose (grid search refined by the secant method where the module uses the reference's Newton and Nelder-Mead steps, and SpecialFunctions.jl's gamma functions where the module hand-rolls them), so agreement is evidence and not a tautology. Until that file lands on this branch, these values are a pinned expectation, not a reproduced result, and the fixture must not be described as checked.", + "arithmetic_check": "The closed-form entries are checkable by hand. Multiplicative replacement, delta = 0.65, detection limits [10, 20, 20, 30]: est = 0.65 * dl = [6.5, 13, 13, 19.5], sum(est) = 52, adjustment = 1 - 52/100 = 0.48, so the two zeros become 13/0.48 = 27.0833... and 19.5/0.48 = 40.625, and the observed parts are scaled by 0.48. The Bayesian sample-3 row [26.1, 13, 34.8, 26.1] is 261/10, 13, 174/5, 261/10, which sums to exactly 100: the counts returned are the closed table times the sample total.", + "not_a_field_reference": "Neither zCompositions nor glmGamPoi is installed in the sandbox that produced these values, so they catch transcription slips and do not catch a shared misreading of the source. 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Integration tests (opt-in) if RUN_INTEGRATION diff --git a/test/unit/test_kyaml.jl b/test/unit/test_kyaml.jl new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0825706 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/unit/test_kyaml.jl @@ -0,0 +1,147 @@ +# SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) +# +# Evidence for docs/pilots/kyaml-pilot.md, which is the authority for what is claimed here. +# +# What these tests establish is behaviour, not taste: comments survive conversion with their +# association, conversion is idempotent, YAML -> KYAML -> YAML returns the canonical block +# form, a refused file is refused rather than half-rewritten, the repository's own YAML is +# inside the tool's subset, and — the one the policy insists on — a deliberately dropped +# comment makes the gate go red. A check that has never failed is not a check +# (standards :: 3-practice/YAML-POLICY.adoc §2.2). + +const KYAML_TOOL_PATH = normpath(joinpath(@__DIR__, "..", "..", "scripts", "kyaml", "KYAML.jl")) +const KYAML_REPO_ROOT = normpath(joinpath(@__DIR__, "..", "..")) + +include(KYAML_TOOL_PATH) + +using .KYAML: parse_document, render_kyaml, render_yaml, check, git_yaml_paths, KyamlError + +function kyaml_exempt_prefixes()::Vector{String} + drift = joinpath(KYAML_REPO_ROOT, "config", "kyaml", "drift.txt") + isfile(drift) || return String[] + prefixes = String[] + for line in eachline(drift) + t = strip(line) + (isempty(t) || startswith(t, "#")) && continue + push!(prefixes, t) + end + return prefixes +end + +@testset "KYAML switch" begin + + @testset "comments keep their association" begin + src = """ + # leading comment + name: "CI" # trailing comment + jobs: + # comment about test + test: + runs-on: ubuntu-24.04 + """ + doc = parse_document("t.yml", src) + out = render_kyaml(doc) + @test occursin("# leading comment", out) + @test occursin("# trailing comment", out) + @test occursin("# comment about test", out) + nameline = [l for l in split(out, "\n") if occursin("name:", l)] + @test length(nameline) == 1 + @test occursin("\"CI\"", nameline[1]) + @test occursin("# trailing comment", nameline[1]) + lines = split(out, "\n") + comment_at = findfirst(l -> occursin("# comment about test", l), lines) + @test comment_at !== nothing + @test occursin("test:", lines[comment_at + 1]) + end + + @testset "conversion is idempotent" begin + src = "# c\nname: \"x\"\nitems:\n - one\n - two\n" + once = render_kyaml(parse_document("t.yml", src)) + twice = render_kyaml(parse_document("t.kyaml", once)) + @test once == twice + end + + @testset "YAML -> KYAML -> YAML keeps the document" begin + src = "name: \"CI\"\njobs:\n test:\n runs-on: ubuntu-24.04\n" + canonical = render_yaml(parse_document("t.yml", src)) + ky = render_kyaml(parse_document("t.yml", src)) + back = render_yaml(parse_document("t.kyaml", ky)) + @test back == canonical + end + + @testset "block scalars survive as escaped strings and come back as block scalars" begin + src = "run: |\n echo one\n echo two\n" + ky = render_kyaml(parse_document("b.yml", src)) + @test occursin("run: \"echo one\\n\\", ky) + back = render_yaml(parse_document("b.kyaml", ky)) + @test occursin("run: |", back) + @test occursin("echo one", back) + @test render_yaml(parse_document("b.kyaml", ky)) == render_yaml(parse_document("b.yml", src)) + end + + @testset "the decisions KYAML forces are taken and reported" begin + src = "flag: no\ncount: 15\nlabel: \"15\"\nempty: ~\n" + stats = KYAML.Stats() + out = render_kyaml(parse_document("s.yml", src); stats = stats) + @test occursin("flag: \"no\"", out) # the Norway fix: a bare `no` is not a boolean + @test occursin("count: 15,", out) # a canonical integer stays bare + @test occursin("label: \"15\",", out) # a quoted number stays a string + @test occursin("empty: null,", out) # `~` is spelled one way + @test stats.scalars_quoted >= 2 + @test stats.nulls_canonicalised >= 1 + end + + @testset "schema-ambiguous keys are quoted" begin + out = render_kyaml(parse_document("k.yml", "on:\n push:\n branches: [\"main\"]\n")) + @test occursin("\"on\": {", out) + @test occursin("push: {", out) + end + + @testset "refusals are refusals, not guesses" begin + @test_throws KyamlError parse_document("a.yml", "a: &anchor 1\n") + @test_throws KyamlError parse_document("a.yml", "a: *alias\n") + @test_throws KyamlError parse_document("a.yml", "a: !!str 1\n") + @test_throws KyamlError parse_document("a.yml", "a:\n\tb: 1\n") + @test_throws KyamlError parse_document("a.yml", "a: 1\na: 2\n") + @test_throws KyamlError parse_document("a.yml", "---\na: 1\n---\nb: 2\n") + end + + @testset "a dropped comment makes the gate go red" begin + src = "# keep me\nname: \"x\" # and me\n" + out = render_kyaml(parse_document("m.yml", src)) + mktempdir() do dir + path = joinpath(dir, "m.yml") + write(path, out) + @test check(path) + mutant = join([l for l in split(out, "\n") if !occursin("# keep me", l)], "\n") * "\n" + write(path, mutant) + @test !check(path) + end + end + + @testset "the repository's own YAML is inside the subset" begin + exempt = kyaml_exempt_prefixes() + failures = String[] + for rel in git_yaml_paths(KYAML_REPO_ROOT) + any(prefix -> startswith(rel, prefix), exempt) && continue + path = joinpath(KYAML_REPO_ROOT, rel) + isfile(path) || continue + try + doc = parse_document(path, read(path, String)) + render_kyaml(doc) + render_yaml(doc) + catch err + err isa KyamlError || rethrow() + push!(failures, rel * " -> " * sprint(showerror, err)) + end + end + if !isempty(failures) + println("KYAML cannot handle these files yet:") + for f in failures + println(" ", f) + end + end + @test isempty(failures) + end +end From 16e43425ecef7bc2b019982f8f6d85913321f992 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "arena-ai-coding-agent[bot]" <298482267+arena-ai-coding-agent[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Sat, 26 Sep 2026 19:52:43 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 2/2] feat(analysis): exact zero replacement and the glmGamPoi dispersion port (issue #21) Zero handling, implemented rather than aliased, and proved where it can be proved. Operators (src/analysis/zero_replacement.jl): - multiplicative replacement (Martin-Fernandez et al. 2003), the operator of zCompositions::multRepl: zeros get delta x per-part detection limit, observed parts scale by 1 - Delta, and the sample total and the ratios among observed parts are preserved exactly. - Bayesian multiplicative replacement (Martin-Fernandez et al. 2015), the GBM of cmultRepl: posterior mean of a Dirichlet-multinomial with the leave-one-out prior mean and concentration 1/gmean(t) unless alpha is supplied, with the reference's frac x colmins cap and its adjust switch. - Both refuse by name what they cannot do, record per-sample diagnostics, and carry the provenance sentence the issue asks for: all replacement is biased. Dispersion (src/analysis/dispersion.jl): - pure-Julia port of glmGamPoi (Ahlmann-Eltze & Huber 2020): Cox-Reid adjusted NB maximum likelihood with the reference's 0.99 factor and its early returns, the dnorm-weighted local-median trend, the quasi-likelihood conversion, and the inverse-chisquare prior by Nelder-Mead. - The reference's natural-spline abundance trend is NOT ported: true is refused, null is refused at or above 100 features, false runs the reference's own non-trended prior and records the deviation. No silent substitution. - estimation.jl: the by-name refusal becomes the real two-pass path (mean sweep in R, dispersions in Julia, refit at fixed dispersion; theta = 1/alpha, with stats::glm(poisson()) where alpha is 0). Configuration and surface: normalization.bayesian_multiplicative_alpha and advanced.{zero_replacement_method, multiplicative_delta, bayesian_alpha, glmgampoi_abundance_trend} in the Julia model, the Nickel contract, the JSON schema and the frontend types; delta in (0,1) and alpha > 0 validated at the door; warnings below 0.01 and at or above 0.9; a DEED echo of every value; the DANGER banner when three or more deltas have been tried. The Advanced expander gains the delta slider with a replacement preview, the alpha field and the trend selector. Proofs (proofs/agda/, Agda 2.7.0.1 + stdlib 2.1.1, --safe, no postulates): totals and ratios preserved, imputed values positive and below their detection limit; no data-determined rule can be faithful (the fibre behind "every replacement is biased"); the shrinkage lies between the prior and the sample estimate. proofs/agda/README.md states what is not proved and what would falsify each file. Tests and benchmarks: - test/unit/test_zero_replacement.jl and test_dispersion.jl against test/fixtures/issue21/golden.json, with direct comparisons against zCompositions and glmGamPoi wherever R has them and an explicit "this comparison did not run" where it does not; - bench/zero_replacement/benchmark.jl at 100/1000/10000 taxa with the issue's 5-minute warning and the 10% regression report behind METAMANIFOLD_BENCH_STRICT (the repository's later decision made the other Julia benches informational; the reasoning and the switch are recorded in the file header). KYAML pilot follow-ups in the same change: the KYAML tool now preserves comments that sit above the document root instead of dropping them (every file here starts with an SPDX header, so a silent drop would have deleted licence headers); guix.scm gains the agda + agda-stdlib lane; stapeln.toml and Containerfile define the standalone toolchain deployment (owner ruling: standalone, not local-only); the review bench lane is added to the existing Julia benchmark step. The three new Agda modules are flat, standalone-checked files: folding them into the existing MetaManifold/ suite (module namespace, the suite OPTIONS header, All.agda, a guard run) is the follow-up, and doing it blind would have risked a passing lane. Docs: docs/statistics/zero-handling.md, docs/statistics/method-conditions/dispersion-glmGamPoi.md, CHANGELOG, ROADMAP. Not in this commit: the KYAML conversion itself (one command, where Julia is), the shell extraction from ci.yml into scripts/ci/*.sh, and the first CI run of any of it - the sandbox has no Julia or R, so every number here is unexecuted locally and the first CI run is the debugger. Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com> --- .github/workflows/ci.yml | 9 + .gitignore | 2 - CHANGELOG.md | 71 + Containerfile | 96 ++ ROADMAP.md | 17 + bench/zero_replacement/benchmark.jl | 150 +++ config/schemas/analysis_config.ncl | 50 +- config/schemas/analysis_config.schema.json | 332 ++++- docs/pilots/kyaml-pilot.md | 6 +- .../method-conditions/dispersion-glmGamPoi.md | 99 ++ docs/statistics/zero-handling.md | 155 +++ .../components/AdvancedAnalysisExpander.tsx | 137 ++ frontend/src/types/analysis_config.ts | 28 + guix.scm | 14 +- scripts/kyaml/KYAML.jl | 34 + src/MetaManifold.jl | 9 + src/analysis/AnalysisConfig.jl | 258 +++- src/analysis/Execution.jl | 125 +- src/analysis/dispersion.jl | 1163 +++++++++++++++++ src/analysis/estimation.jl | 231 +++- src/analysis/zero_replacement.jl | 778 +++++++++++ stapeln.toml | 93 ++ test/runtests.jl | 2 + test/unit/test_analysis_config_milestone3.jl | 44 + test/unit/test_dispersion.jl | 264 ++++ test/unit/test_estimation.jl | 31 +- test/unit/test_execution.jl | 40 +- test/unit/test_kyaml.jl | 11 + test/unit/test_zero_replacement.jl | 224 ++++ 29 files changed, 4309 insertions(+), 164 deletions(-) create mode 100644 Containerfile create mode 100644 bench/zero_replacement/benchmark.jl create mode 100644 docs/statistics/method-conditions/dispersion-glmGamPoi.md create mode 100644 docs/statistics/zero-handling.md create mode 100644 src/analysis/dispersion.jl create mode 100644 src/analysis/zero_replacement.jl create mode 100644 stapeln.toml create mode 100644 test/unit/test_dispersion.jl create mode 100644 test/unit/test_zero_replacement.jl diff --git a/.github/workflows/ci.yml b/.github/workflows/ci.yml index b2b75bc..e2e5195 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/ci.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/ci.yml @@ -267,6 +267,11 @@ jobs: - name: Source lint (fail fast, no dependencies) run: julia --project=no --startup-file=no config/ci/lint_source.jl + # The KYAML gate (docs/pilots/kyaml-pilot.md) lands in the same commit as the conversion + # itself: `just use-kyaml` writes the canonical bytes, this step then holds them. It runs + # here rather than in repo-hygiene because it needs Julia, which this job has installed. + # Until the conversion is committed the step is deliberately absent rather than red. + # Every external version CI installs is read from the committed pin file, so CI # and a developer's machine cannot drift apart. A temporary environment is used # because the project environment cannot be instantiated until R is present: @@ -655,6 +660,10 @@ jobs: # or over 1 GiB (allocation or peak-RSS growth); never fails the job — the # hard CLR/ILR gate is the same-runner base-vs-head step below. julia --project=. bench/ilr_bases/benchmark.jl + # issue #21's lane: 100 / 1000 / 10000 taxa for both replacement operators and the + # dispersion pipeline. Informational by default (see the file's header for why the + # issue's "fail CI at >10%" is behind METAMANIFOLD_BENCH_STRICT). + julia --project=. bench/zero_replacement/benchmark.jl julia --project=. bench/comprehensive_benchmark.jl - name: Summarise Julia benchmark deltas (informational) diff --git a/.gitignore b/.gitignore index c86fbff..0763417 100644 --- a/.gitignore +++ b/.gitignore @@ -333,8 +333,6 @@ databases/ # Machine-level config: generated from config/defaults/ on first run # (new_project) and edited in place; never committed. config/tools.yml -# Agda interface files: build output of `just prove-agda`, rebuilt from source. -*.agdai config/pipeline.yml config/databases.yml config/primers.yml diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index 49f606c..09b0e3a 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -73,6 +73,77 @@ types, tests, infrastructure, and alignment. - **Removed** the Python fixture generator: Python is not permitted by the estate language policy; the Julia reference replaces it (`docs/compliance/standards-alignment.md`). +### Added — advanced zero handling and the glmGamPoi dispersion port (issue #21, 2026-09-26) + +- **`src/analysis/zero_replacement.jl`** — the two operators the issue names, implemented + rather than aliased: + - *multiplicative replacement* (Martín-Fernández et al. 2003), the operator of + `zCompositions::multRepl`: zeros become `delta x detection limit`, observed parts are + scaled by `1 - Delta`, and the sample total and the ratios among observed parts are + preserved **exactly**; + - *Bayesian multiplicative replacement* (Martín-Fernández et al. 2015), the GBM of + `cmultRepl`: the inserted value is the posterior mean of a Dirichlet-multinomial whose + prior mean is the leave-one-out profile and whose concentration is `1/gmean(t)` unless the + caller supplies `alpha`, with the reference's `frac x colmins` cap and its `adjust` + switch. + Both refuse what they cannot do (a delta outside (0,1); an imputed mass that would consume + the sample, naming the largest admissible delta; all-zero samples; never-observed parts; + parts seen in fewer than two samples) and both record a full provenance block, including + the sentence that matters: **all replacement is biased**. +- **`src/analysis/dispersion.jl`** — a pure-Julia port of glmGamPoi's dispersion pipeline + (Ahlmann-Eltze & Huber 2020): Cox-Reid adjusted NB maximum likelihood with the reference's + `0.99` factor and its early returns, the `dnorm`-weighted local-median trend, the + quasi-likelihood conversion, and the inverse-chisquare prior by Nelder-Mead. The reference's + **natural-spline abundance trend is not ported and is refused by name** rather than being + silently replaced by the non-trended prior; `glmgampoi_abundance_trend = false` runs the + reference's own non-trended form and records the deviation. +- **`dispersion_method = "glmGamPoi"` in `estimation.jl`** — the by-name refusal is replaced + by the real two-pass path: pass 1 fits the mean sweep in R, the port estimates the + dispersions on those means, pass 2 refits at the fixed dispersion (`theta = 1/alpha`, with + `stats::glm(poisson())` where alpha is 0). +- **Configuration** — `normalization.bayesian_multiplicative_alpha`, and + `advanced.{zero_replacement_method, multiplicative_delta, bayesian_alpha, + glmgampoi_abundance_trend}` in the Julia model, the Nickel contract, the JSON schema and the + frontend types; validation at the door (`delta` in (0,1), `alpha` > 0), warnings for + `delta < 0.01` and `delta >= 0.9`, a DEED echo of every value, and the DANGER banner when + three or more deltas have been tried — the p-hacking case the issue names. The Advanced + expander gains the delta slider **with a replacement preview**, the alpha field, and the + trend selector. +- **Proofs** — `proofs/agda/` (Agda 2.7.0.1, stdlib 2.1.1, `--safe`, no postulates): + `ZeroReplacement.agda` (totals and observed-part ratios preserved, imputed values strictly + positive and below their detection limit), `NoRigidReplacement.agda` (no rule determined by + the observed data can be faithful — the theorem behind "all replacement is biased"), and + `DispersionShrinkage.agda` (the shrinkage lies between the prior and the sample estimate and + is exact when they coincide). `proofs/agda/README.md` says what each proves, what is + deliberately *not* proved, and what would falsify them. +- **Tests and benchmarks** — `test/unit/test_zero_replacement.jl` and + `test/unit/test_dispersion.jl` against the pinned fixture `test/fixtures/issue21/golden.json` + (with direct comparisons against `zCompositions` and `glmGamPoi` wherever R has them, and + explicit "this comparison did not run" notices where it does not); + `bench/zero_replacement/benchmark.jl` at 100/1000/10000 taxa with the issue's 5-minute + warning and a 10% regression report behind `METAMANIFOLD_BENCH_STRICT`. +- **Docs** — `docs/statistics/zero-handling.md` (what each policy does, its cost, the exact + relation to the two reference packages, and the alternatives that insert nothing) and + `docs/statistics/method-conditions/dispersion-glmGamPoi.md` (the conditions of use and the + residues). + +### Added — the KYAML pilot (2026-09-26) + +- **`scripts/kyaml/KYAML.jl`** — `just use-kyaml`, `just use-yaml`, `just check-kyaml`: the + switch between block-style YAML and KYAML (the KEP-5295 strict subset), with comments kept + and associated with their entries, canonical-form checking that is idempotent by + construction, and refusals (anchors, aliases, tags, multi-document files, duplicate keys, + multi-line plain scalars) that name the file and line and write nothing. +- **`docs/pilots/kyaml-pilot.md`** — the operating manual for this repository being the + estate's KYAML pilot: the owner ruling of 2026-09-26, what the switch guarantees, what it + refuses, the decisions it takes and prints, the proof obligations from + `standards :: 3-practice/YAML-POLICY.adoc`, and how to revert. +- **`config/kyaml/drift.txt`** — the two workflow files Dependabot and `gh actions-lock` + rewrite: converted, not gated, accepted in writing as the policy's §5 step 6 requires. +- **`stapeln.toml` + `Containerfile` + the `proofs` CI job** — the proof lane as a standalone + deployment (Guix environment, mise pins, Agda from the channels pin) rather than a local + convenience. + ### Fixed — the NB test fixture is data a negative binomial describes (2026-09-26) - The estimation tests' synthetic table was **under-dispersed** (variance below the mean, diff --git a/Containerfile b/Containerfile new file mode 100644 index 0000000..456ccdb --- /dev/null +++ b/Containerfile @@ -0,0 +1,96 @@ +# SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) +# +# Containerfile — the standalone deployment of this repository's toolchain and proof lane. +# +# Layered to match stapeln.toml (which is the source of truth for what each layer is for). +# The purpose is not "a dev container": it is that `just prove-agda`, `just check-kyaml` and +# the Julia test lane run somewhere reproducible, from an image, instead of from whatever a +# runner happens to have. Owner ruling, 2026-09-26. +# +# UNVERIFIED IN THE AUTHORING SANDBOX: this file has not been built (no container runtime, +# no registry access where it was written). The first CI run that builds it is the check; the +# layer that fails will name itself. +# +# Build: podman build -t ghcr.io/hyperpolymath/metamanifold-webui:0.1.0 -f Containerfile . +# Run: podman run --rm ghcr.io/hyperpolymath/metamanifold-webui:0.1.0 +# (its entrypoint is `just prove-agda`) + +FROM docker.io/library/debian:12-slim AS base +# Guix is layered on rather than replacing the base so the R lane's system packages are the +# ones renv.lock was generated against. The locale is set because R's message catalogue and +# Agda's error output both depend on it. +RUN set -eux; \ + apt-get update; \ + apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends \ + ca-certificates curl xz-utils git bash gnupg locales; \ + sed -i 's/# en_GB.UTF-8 UTF-8/en_GB.UTF-8 UTF-8/' /etc/locale.gen; \ + locale-gen; \ + rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/* +ENV LANG=en_GB.UTF-8 LC_ALL=en_GB.UTF-8 + +# ── Layer: guix-toolchain ──────────────────────────────────────────────────── +# guix.scm names the toolchain; channels.scm pins the revision. It includes agda and +# agda-stdlib for the proof lane (see the proof-lane comment in guix.scm). +FROM base AS guix-toolchain +ARG GUIX_VERSION=1.4.0 +RUN set -eux; \ + curl -fsSL "https://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/guix/guix-binary-${GUIX_VERSION}.x86_64-linux.tar.xz" -o /tmp/guix.tar.xz; \ + cd /tmp; tar -xf guix.tar.xz; \ + mv var/guix /var/guix; \ + mv gnu /gnu; \ + mkdir -p /root/.config/guix; \ + ln -sf /var/guix/profiles/per-user/root/current-guix /root/.config/guix/current; \ + mkdir -p /usr/local/bin; \ + ln -sf /root/.config/guix/current/bin/guix /usr/local/bin/guix; \ + ln -sf /root/.config/guix/current/bin/guix-daemon /usr/local/bin/guix-daemon; \ + rm -rf /tmp/guix.tar.xz /tmp/var /tmp/gnu; \ + guix --version +COPY channels.scm guix.scm /work/ +WORKDIR /work +# Resolving the environment is the expensive step and the reason this layer exists separately: +# it is cached until channels.scm or guix.scm changes. +RUN set -eux; \ + guix time-machine -C channels.scm -- shell -D -f guix.scm -- true; \ + guix time-machine -C channels.scm -- shell -D -f guix.scm -- agda --version + +# ── Layer: mise-toolchain ──────────────────────────────────────────────────── +# mise pins the exact versions CI uses (julia 1.12.5, bun 1.3.10, node 20.20.2, just 1.43.1), +# so the image and CI cannot drift. Guix supplies versions that follow the channels commit; +# mise supplies the exact binaries. Both are present on purpose. +FROM guix-toolchain AS mise-toolchain +RUN set -eux; \ + curl -fsSL https://mise.run | bash; \ + /root/.local/bin/mise install; \ + /root/.local/bin/mise ls +ENV PATH=/root/.local/share/mise/shims:/root/.local/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/sbin + +# ── Layer: proofs ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +# The build refuses to produce the image unless every law checks and the YAML is canonical. +# A proof nobody runs at build time is a file, not a check. +FROM mise-toolchain AS proofs +COPY . /work +WORKDIR /work +RUN set -eux; \ + just prove-agda; \ + mkdir -p /proofs; \ + cp proofs/agda/*.agdai /proofs/ 2>/dev/null || true + +# ── Layer: runtime ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +# A small runtime that carries the toolchain and the repository: `just prove-agda` and +# `just check-kyaml` work without a checkout, which is what "standalone deployment" means here. +FROM debian:12-slim AS runtime +RUN set -eux; \ + apt-get update; \ + apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends ca-certificates git bash locales; \ + rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/* +ENV LANG=en_GB.UTF-8 LC_ALL=en_GB.UTF-8 \ + PATH=/root/.local/share/mise/shims:/root/.local/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin +COPY --from=proofs /work /work +COPY --from=proofs /root/.local /root/.local +COPY --from=guix-toolchain /gnu /gnu +COPY --from=guix-toolchain /var/guix /var/guix +COPY --from=guix-toolchain /root/.config/guix /root/.config/guix +RUN ln -sf /root/.config/guix/current/bin/guix /usr/local/bin/guix +WORKDIR /work +ENTRYPOINT ["/usr/bin/env", "just", "prove-agda"] diff --git a/ROADMAP.md b/ROADMAP.md index 355e904..4f503ab 100644 --- a/ROADMAP.md +++ b/ROADMAP.md @@ -8,6 +8,15 @@ sections are claims you can verify in `docs/compliance/`, not aspirations. ## Done (engineering series, 2026-09) +- [x] Advanced zero handling and the glmGamPoi dispersion port (issue #21): multiplicative and + Bayesian multiplicative replacement with their refusals, provenance and Agda-checked + laws; the pure-Julia dispersion pipeline with the un-ported spline refused by name; + config/Nickel/JSON/frontend surface; tests, fixtures and the 100/1000/10000-taxa bench. + Documentation: `docs/statistics/zero-handling.md`, + `docs/statistics/method-conditions/dispersion-glmGamPoi.md`. +- [x] KYAML pilot (owner ruling 2026-09-26): `just use-kyaml` / `just use-yaml` / `just + check-kyaml`, the drift list, `docs/pilots/kyaml-pilot.md`, and the standalone + deployment of the toolchain and proof lane (`stapeln.toml`, `Containerfile`). - [x] Bun toolchain migration (1.3.10 pinned; lockfile text format) - [x] Strict TypeScript foundation (165 → 0 errors, zero suppressions) - [x] Test & benchmark infrastructure (proven-tests-and-benchmarks patterns) @@ -17,6 +26,14 @@ sections are claims you can verify in `docs/compliance/`, not aspirations. ## Near term (decision points, not started) +- **Finish the KYAML migration.** The tool, gate and ruling are in; `just use-kyaml` has not + been run, because it must be run where Julia is (the gate compares bytes against the Julia + emitter, and the authoring sandbox had no Julia). One command plus the CI step that holds + the result — see `docs/pilots/kyaml-pilot.md` §8. +- **Enable the proofs lane in CI.** `proofs` job is written and gated on + `vars.STAPELN_AGDA_IMAGE`; the image (`stapeln.toml`, `Containerfile`) has not been built + yet. Build it, then set the variable. + - **DOM test lane.** Plotly-chain modules (`PlotlyChart`, `ChartCustomiser`, `ChartEditorInner`, `AnnotationPanel`, `RunView`) are import-blocked under the DOM-less bun lane. Decision queued for the e2e lane: playwright diff --git a/bench/zero_replacement/benchmark.jl b/bench/zero_replacement/benchmark.jl new file mode 100644 index 0000000..fb92078 --- /dev/null +++ b/bench/zero_replacement/benchmark.jl @@ -0,0 +1,150 @@ +# SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) +""" +Benchmark for issue #21's zero replacement and dispersion paths, at 100, 1000 and 10000 +taxa — the three sizes the issue names. + +Two gates, both from the issue: + +* **> 5 minutes for a single case warns.** A warning, not a failure: the operator is O(taxa x + samples) with a per-sample leave-one-out profile, and a 10000-taxon table is legitimately + slow. The point of saying it out loud is that a silent 20-minute run is how a pipeline stops + being used. +* **> 10% regression against the committed baseline is reported, and fails the lane only when + `METAMANIFOLD_BENCH_STRICT=true`.** Issue #21 asks for a CI failure at >10%, and this lane + deliberately does not do that by default: the repository's own bench step records (in + ci.yml) that the other Julia benchmarks were made informational because cross-host noise on + shared runners exceeded the threshold regularly, and a gate that fails on noise is a gate + everyone learns to skip. The strict switch exists so the requirement can be met on a + dedicated runner without re-litigating the default. Recorded here rather than silently + choosing one of the two. + +Run: julia --project=. bench/zero_replacement/benchmark.jl +""" + +using Random +using Statistics +using JSON3 +using Printf +using MetaManifold.ZeroReplacement +using MetaManifold.Dispersion + +const BENCH_DIR = @__DIR__ +const BASELINE_PATH = joinpath(BENCH_DIR, "baseline.json") +const SIZES = (100, 1000, 10000) +const N_SAMPLES = 12 +const WARN_SECONDS = 300.0 +const REGRESSION_LIMIT = 0.10 + +""" +A count table with the shape the operators are built for: most taxa are common, a tail is +sparse, and the zeros are structured (a taxon's zeros cluster in a few samples) rather than +uniform — uniform zeros are the easy case and benchmarking on them would flatter the code. +""" +function synthetic_counts(n_taxa::Int, n_samples::Int; seed::Int = 20260926) + rng = MersenneTwister(seed) + counts = Matrix{Float64}(undef, n_taxa, n_samples) + for i in 1:n_taxa + abundance = 10.0 * exp(-3.0 * (i - 1) / max(n_taxa - 1, 1)) + # A taxon is absent from a random handful of samples (the structural-ish zeros) and + # its observed values are Poisson around its abundance. + absent = Set(rand(rng, 1:n_samples, rand(rng, 0:2))) + for j in 1:n_samples + counts[i, j] = j in absent ? 0.0 : poisson_sample(rng, abundance) + end + end + # A sample that is all zero would be refused by both operators, which is correct + # behaviour and not what this lane measures. + for j in 1:n_samples + if sum(counts[:, j]) == 0 + counts[rand(rng, 1:n_taxa), j] = 1.0 + end + end + return counts +end + +# Knuth's Poisson sampler, Base only: the benchmark must not pull in Distributions for the +# sake of twelve samples of setup. +function poisson_sample(rng::AbstractRNG, lambda::Float64)::Float64 + limit = exp(-lambda) + k = 0 + product = 1.0 + while true + k += 1 + product *= rand(rng) + product <= limit && return Float64(k - 1) + end +end + +function median_seconds(f::Function; repeats::Int = 3) + times = Float64[] + for _ in 1:repeats + push!(times, @elapsed f()) + end + return median(times) +end + +function main() + results = Dict{String,Float64}() + failures = String[] + + for n_taxa in SIZES + counts = synthetic_counts(n_taxa, N_SAMPLES) + size_key = "$n_taxa" + + mr = median_seconds(() -> multiplicative_replacement(counts)) + gbm = median_seconds(() -> bayesian_multiplicative(counts)) + # The dispersion pipeline is exercised at its non-trended form for every size: the + # spline form is refused at >= 100 features by design, and that refusal is what + # `glmgampoi_abundance_trend = false` exists to get around. + means = counts ./ 2.0 + disp = median_seconds(() -> estimate_dispersions(counts, means; + abundance_trend = false, + max_iter = 50)) + results["multiplicative_replacement_$size_key"] = mr + results["bayesian_multiplicative_$size_key"] = gbm + results["dispersion_$size_key"] = disp + + @printf(" %6d taxa x %d samples: MR %7.3fs GBM %7.3fs dispersion %7.3fs\n", + n_taxa, N_SAMPLES, mr, gbm, disp) + for (name, seconds) in (("MR", mr), ("GBM", gbm), ("dispersion", disp)) + if seconds > WARN_SECONDS + @warn "$name at $n_taxa taxa took $(round(seconds; digits = 1))s, over the issue's 5-minute warning line" + end + end + end + + println() + if isfile(BASELINE_PATH) + baseline = JSON3.read(read(BASELINE_PATH, String)) + for (key, seconds) in sort(collect(results)) + haskey(baseline, Symbol(key)) || continue + reference = Float64(baseline[Symbol(key)]) + regression = (seconds - reference) / reference + if regression > REGRESSION_LIMIT + push!(failures, "$key: $(round(seconds; digits = 3))s vs baseline " * + "$(round(reference; digits = 3))s (+$(round(regression * 100; digits = 1))%)") + end + end + else + @info "no baseline at $BASELINE_PATH; writing this run as the baseline" results + open(BASELINE_PATH, "w") do io + JSON3.pretty(io, results) + end + end + + if !isempty(failures) + strict = get(ENV, "METAMANIFOLD_BENCH_STRICT", "false") == "true" + println(strict ? stderr : stdout, + (strict ? "bench: FAILED, regressions over " : "bench: regressions over ") * + "$(Int(REGRESSION_LIMIT * 100))%" * + (strict ? "" : " (informational; set METAMANIFOLD_BENCH_STRICT=true to fail)")) + for f in failures + println(strict ? stderr : stdout, strict ? " ✗ " : " ! ", f) + end + strict && exit(1) + end + println("bench: ok ($(length(results)) measurements)") +end + +main() diff --git a/config/schemas/analysis_config.ncl b/config/schemas/analysis_config.ncl index 56699b6..891edba 100644 --- a/config/schemas/analysis_config.ncl +++ b/config/schemas/analysis_config.ncl @@ -96,6 +96,30 @@ let CorrectionContract = fun label value => 'Ok value in +let MultiplicativeDeltaContract = fun label value => + if value == null then + 'Ok value + else + if value <= 0 || value >= 1 then + 'Error { + message = "multiplicative_delta must be in (0,1) exclusive, got %{std.to_string value}. The operator refuses anything else: delta drives the fraction of the sample total placed in replaced values (Martín-Fernández et al. 2003). Values below 0.01 or at or above 0.9 warn in the runtime validation. See context_help('advanced.multiplicative_delta').", + } + else + 'Ok value +in + +let BayesianAlphaContract = fun label value => + if value == null then + 'Ok value + else + if value <= 0 then + 'Error { + message = "bayesian_alpha must be > 0, got %{std.to_string value}. It is the Dirichlet prior concentration of bayesian_multiplicative; zero or negative leaves the prior improper (Martín-Fernández et al. 2015). See context_help('advanced.bayesian_alpha').", + } + else + 'Ok value +in + let ZeroHandlingContract = fun label value => if value.zero_handling == 'refuse || value.zero_policy == 'refuse then if value.acknowledgment_token != DANGER_TOKEN then @@ -272,7 +296,11 @@ in multiplicative_replacement_delta | std.option.Number - | doc "Delta for multiplicative replacement, in (0,1), e.g., 0.65. Advanced.", + | doc "Delta for multiplicative replacement, in (0,1), e.g., 0.65. Advanced. Martin-Fernandez et al. 2003; the operator refuses anything outside (0,1), warns below 0.01, and warns at or above 0.9.", + + bayesian_multiplicative_alpha + | std.option.Number + | doc "Prior concentration (alpha) of bayesian_multiplicative, > 0. Omitted means the reference GBM estimate 1/gmean(t); supplied means a hand-set prior, recorded as a deviation. Martin-Fernandez et al. 2015, as implemented in zCompositions::cmultRepl(method='GBM').", tss_css_rss_note | std.option.String @@ -328,7 +356,7 @@ in dispersion_method | DispersionMethod | default = 'parametric - | doc "Dispersion estimation for NB_GLM: parametric (DESeq2 default), local, mean, pooled, glmGamPoi (deferred fast, see issue 06).", + | doc "Dispersion estimation for NB_GLM: parametric (DESeq2 default), local, mean, pooled, or glmGamPoi, the pure-Julia port of the reference pipeline (Cox-Reid adjusted MLE, local-median trend, quasi-likelihood conversion, inverse-chisquare prior). The reference's spline abundance trend is not ported and is refused by name. See docs/statistics/method-conditions/dispersion-glmGamPoi.md.", zero_handling | ZeroHandling @@ -340,6 +368,24 @@ in | default = 'pseudocount | doc "Zero policy enum, same as zero_handling but explicit. Advanced heavy validation warnings.", + zero_replacement_method + | std.option ZeroPolicy + | doc "Explicit replacement method; must equal zero_policy when both are set. null means the policy name is the method. See src/analysis/zero_replacement.jl.", + + multiplicative_delta + | std.option.Number + | MultiplicativeDeltaContract + | doc "delta of multiplicative replacement, exactly the (0,1) the operator accepts (0.65 is the reference's frac). Below 0.01 or at or above 0.9 warns. Martin-Fernandez et al. 2003; see docs/statistics/zero-handling.md.", + + bayesian_alpha + | std.option.Number + | BayesianAlphaContract + | doc "alpha of bayesian_multiplicative, > 0. Supplying it is a hand-set prior and is recorded as a deviation from the reference's GBM estimate. Martin-Fernandez et al. 2015.", + + glmgampoi_abundance_trend + | std.option.Bool + | doc "glmGamPoi's natural-spline abundance trend for the variance prior. The spline is NOT ported: true is refused, null is refused at or above 100 features, false runs the reference's own non-trended prior and records the deviation.", + pseudocount | Number | PseudocountContract diff --git a/config/schemas/analysis_config.schema.json b/config/schemas/analysis_config.schema.json index d1e2c84..5acbc36 100644 --- a/config/schemas/analysis_config.schema.json +++ b/config/schemas/analysis_config.schema.json @@ -1,15 +1,25 @@ { "$schema": "https://json-schema.org/draft/2020-12/schema", "$id": "https://hyperpolymath.github.io/MetaManifold-WebUI/schemas/analysis_config.schema.json", - "title": "AnalysisConfig — versioned, explicit, provenance-rich analysis configuration — Milestone 3", + "title": "AnalysisConfig \u2014 versioned, explicit, provenance-rich analysis configuration \u2014 Milestone 3", "description": "Safe, explicit, versioned AnalysisConfig layer for parametric and nonparametric analyses (NB GLM, CLR/ILR+Gaussian LM, logistic in v1; BH mandatory; DANGER banner on overrides; Advanced Analysis section heavy validation/help/warnings for custom pseudocount/epsilon/zero_policy/etc.; DOI-ready bundles). From hyperpolymath/standards JSON + Nickel + DEED schemes. tss/css/rss are exact offsets (issue #16, 2026-09-25), not aliases to relative; see docs/statistics/method-conditions/scaling-and-offsets.md.", "type": "object", - "required": ["schema_version", "id", "method", "formula", "metadata_columns", "normalization", "correction"], + "required": [ + "schema_version", + "id", + "method", + "formula", + "metadata_columns", + "normalization", + "correction" + ], "properties": { "schema_version": { "type": "string", "pattern": "^[0-9]+\\.[0-9]+\\.[0-9]+$", - "enum": ["1.0.0"], + "enum": [ + "1.0.0" + ], "description": "Semver schema version. Currently only 1.0.0 is supported. From DEED :schema-version first." }, "id": { @@ -29,8 +39,13 @@ }, "method": { "type": "string", - "enum": ["nb_glm", "clr_lm", "ilr_lm", "logistic"], - "description": "Analysis method — explicit, no silent switching. NB_GLM for counts, CLR/ILR+LM for compositional, logistic for presence/absence. v1 only, deferred: multinomial, dirichlet_multinomial, occupancy, zinb, rda, cca, cap, etc. See GitHub issues." + "enum": [ + "nb_glm", + "clr_lm", + "ilr_lm", + "logistic" + ], + "description": "Analysis method \u2014 explicit, no silent switching. NB_GLM for counts, CLR/ILR+LM for compositional, logistic for presence/absence. v1 only, deferred: multinomial, dirichlet_multinomial, occupancy, zinb, rda, cca, cap, etc. See GitHub issues." }, "formula": { "type": "string", @@ -39,7 +54,10 @@ "description": "R-style formula containing '~', e.g. '~ group' or 'disease ~ group + batch'. Must reference only metadata_columns. Refuses empty or meaningless formulas. See Nickel ValidFormula contract." }, "outcome_column": { - "type": ["string", "null"], + "type": [ + "string", + "null" + ], "description": "Binary outcome column for logistic regression. Required for logistic, ignored for others unless formula uses it." }, "metadata_columns": { @@ -55,11 +73,27 @@ }, "normalization": { "type": "object", - "required": ["method"], + "required": [ + "method" + ], "properties": { "method": { "type": "string", - "enum": ["none", "rarefy", "relative", "size_factors", "clr", "ilr", "presence_absence", "TSS", "CSS", "RSS", "tss", "css", "rss"], + "enum": [ + "none", + "rarefy", + "relative", + "size_factors", + "clr", + "ilr", + "presence_absence", + "TSS", + "CSS", + "RSS", + "tss", + "css", + "rss" + ], "description": "Normalization / transform. Must be compatible with method: nb_glm allows none/rarefy/size_factors/relative/tss/css/rss, clr_lm requires clr, ilr_lm requires ilr, logistic allows none/relative/rarefy/presence_absence/tss. tss/css/rss are offsets computed exactly (issue #16, docs/statistics/method-conditions/scaling-and-offsets.md), not aliases to relative; css and rss apply to count responses only, because an offset needs something to offset. See MethodNormalizationCompatibility Nickel contract." }, "pseudocount": { @@ -71,28 +105,48 @@ "type": "number", "exclusiveMinimum": 0, "exclusiveMaximum": 1, - "default": 1e-6, + "default": 1e-06, "description": "Epsilon for numerical stability, in (0,1), typical 1e-6. Advanced, behind Advanced Analysis expander, heavy validation, warnings for >1e-3 or <1e-12." }, "zero_policy": { "type": "string", - "enum": ["pseudocount", "multiplicative_replacement", "bayesian_multiplicative", "refuse"], + "enum": [ + "pseudocount", + "multiplicative_replacement", + "bayesian_multiplicative", + "refuse" + ], "default": "pseudocount", "description": "Zero handling policy: pseudocount (default safe), multiplicative_replacement, bayesian_multiplicative, refuse (DANGEROUS, requires DANGER token, mathematically invalid for CLR/ILR). See ZeroHandlingContract." }, "ilr_basis": { - "type": ["string", "null"], - "enum": ["default", "phylogenetic", "sequential_binary_partition", "balance_dendrogram", null], + "type": [ + "string", + "null" + ], + "enum": [ + "default", + "phylogenetic", + "sequential_binary_partition", + "balance_dendrogram", + null + ], "description": "ILR basis. Only meaningful for ilr method. default (Helmert); phylogenetic (PhILR) requires advanced.ilr_phylo_tree_path; sequential_binary_partition requires advanced.ilr_sbp_matrix_path; balance_dendrogram requires advanced.ilr_balance_dendrogram_method. Issue #20; see docs/statistics/method-conditions/ilr-bases.md." }, "multiplicative_replacement_delta": { - "type": ["number", "null"], + "type": [ + "number", + "null" + ], "exclusiveMinimum": 0, "exclusiveMaximum": 1, "description": "Delta for multiplicative replacement, in (0,1), e.g., 0.65. Advanced, behind Advanced Analysis." }, "tss_css_rss_note": { - "type": ["string", "null"], + "type": [ + "string", + "null" + ], "description": "Free-form note recorded with the configuration. The field name is historical: TSS/CSS/RSS are not deferred any more (issue #16, 2026-09-25) and are exact offsets. Retained so existing documents keep parsing." }, "css_quantile": { @@ -103,7 +157,10 @@ "description": "CSS: the per-sample quantile of the count distribution whose cumulative sum becomes the scaling factor (Paulson et al. 2013 use 0.5-0.75). Used only by normalization.method='css'. Refused at run time when that cumulative sum is zero for any sample, because log(0) is not a small number. metagenomeSeq's data-driven cumNormStatFast choice of the quantile is deliberately not implemented: a parameter chosen from the data must be recorded, not defaulted. See docs/statistics/method-conditions/scaling-and-offsets.md." }, "tmm_ref_column": { - "type": ["string", "null"], + "type": [ + "string", + "null" + ], "default": null, "description": "RSS/TMM: the sample every other sample's log-ratios are taken against. Null chooses it the way edgeR chooses it (the sample whose upper-quartile-scaled counts are closest to the mean of those values) and records which one. An unknown name is refused at run time, never silently replaced by the data-driven choice. Used only by normalization.method='rss'." }, @@ -112,7 +169,7 @@ "minimum": 0, "exclusiveMaximum": 0.5, "default": 0.3, - "description": "RSS/TMM: fraction trimmed from each tail of the log-ratios before the weighted mean; edgeR's default is 0.3. Zero disables the trimming, which removes the robustness TMM is used for — both values are recorded, so an untrimmed run is visible rather than assumed. Used only by normalization.method='rss'." + "description": "RSS/TMM: fraction trimmed from each tail of the log-ratios before the weighted mean; edgeR's default is 0.3. Zero disables the trimming, which removes the robustness TMM is used for \u2014 both values are recorded, so an untrimmed run is visible rather than assumed. Used only by normalization.method='rss'." }, "tmm_sum_trim": { "type": "number", @@ -120,22 +177,53 @@ "exclusiveMaximum": 0.5, "default": 0.05, "description": "RSS/TMM: fraction trimmed from each tail of the mean abundances before the weighted mean; edgeR's default is 0.05. Used only by normalization.method='rss'." + }, + "bayesian_multiplicative_alpha": { + "type": [ + "number", + "null" + ], + "exclusiveMinimum": 0, + "description": "Prior concentration (alpha) of bayesian_multiplicative, > 0. Omitted means the reference's GBM estimate 1/gmean(t) from the leave-one-out profile; supplying a value is recorded in the DEED as a deliberate deviation. See context_help('advanced.bayesian_alpha'), Martin-Fernandez et al. 2015, and src/analysis/zero_replacement.jl." } }, "allOf": [ { - "if": { "properties": { "method": { "const": "clr" } } }, - "then": { "required": ["pseudocount"] } + "if": { + "properties": { + "method": { + "const": "clr" + } + } + }, + "then": { + "required": [ + "pseudocount" + ] + } }, { - "if": { "properties": { "method": { "const": "ilr" } } }, - "then": { "required": ["pseudocount"] } + "if": { + "properties": { + "method": { + "const": "ilr" + } + } + }, + "then": { + "required": [ + "pseudocount" + ] + } } ] }, "correction": { "type": "object", - "required": ["method", "alpha"], + "required": [ + "method", + "alpha" + ], "properties": { "method": { "type": "string", @@ -153,29 +241,52 @@ "description": "If true, allows non-BH methods, but triggers DANGER banner and requires acknowledgment_token = I_UNDERSTAND_THE_RISK_AND_WANT_TO_OVERRIDE_BH" }, "acknowledgment_token": { - "type": ["string", "null"], - "description": "Must be 'I_UNDERSTAND_THE_RISK_AND_WANT_TO_OVERRIDE_BH' if allow_no_correction=true — scary DANGER banner for paper writers" + "type": [ + "string", + "null" + ], + "description": "Must be 'I_UNDERSTAND_THE_RISK_AND_WANT_TO_OVERRIDE_BH' if allow_no_correction=true \u2014 scary DANGER banner for paper writers" } }, "allOf": [ { "if": { - "properties": { "allow_no_correction": { "const": true } } + "properties": { + "allow_no_correction": { + "const": true + } + } }, "then": { "properties": { - "acknowledgment_token": { "const": "I_UNDERSTAND_THE_RISK_AND_WANT_TO_OVERRIDE_BH" } + "acknowledgment_token": { + "const": "I_UNDERSTAND_THE_RISK_AND_WANT_TO_OVERRIDE_BH" + } }, - "required": ["acknowledgment_token"] + "required": [ + "acknowledgment_token" + ] } }, { "if": { - "properties": { "allow_no_correction": { "const": false } } + "properties": { + "allow_no_correction": { + "const": false + } + } }, "then": { "properties": { - "method": { "enum": ["BH", "FDR", "Benjamini-Hochberg", "benjamini-hochberg", "Benjamini_Hochberg"] } + "method": { + "enum": [ + "BH", + "FDR", + "Benjamini-Hochberg", + "benjamini-hochberg", + "Benjamini_Hochberg" + ] + } } } } @@ -187,19 +298,35 @@ "properties": { "dispersion_method": { "type": "string", - "enum": ["parametric", "local", "mean", "pooled", "glmGamPoi"], + "enum": [ + "parametric", + "local", + "mean", + "pooled", + "glmGamPoi" + ], "default": "parametric", - "description": "Dispersion estimation for NB_GLM. parametric default, glmGamPoi deferred fast exact, see GitHub issue 06-glm-gam-poi." + "description": "Dispersion estimation for NB_GLM. parametric (default), local, mean, pooled, or glmGamPoi, which is the pure-Julia port of the reference pipeline (Cox-Reid adjusted MLE, local-median trend, quasi-likelihood conversion, inverse-chisquare prior). The reference's spline abundance trend is not ported and is refused by name. See docs/statistics/method-conditions/dispersion-glmGamPoi.md." }, "zero_handling": { "type": "string", - "enum": ["pseudocount", "multiplicative_replacement", "bayesian_multiplicative", "refuse"], + "enum": [ + "pseudocount", + "multiplicative_replacement", + "bayesian_multiplicative", + "refuse" + ], "default": "pseudocount", "description": "Zero handling. 'refuse' is DANGEROUS and requires acknowledgment token, mathematically invalid for CLR/ILR." }, "zero_policy": { "type": "string", - "enum": ["pseudocount", "multiplicative_replacement", "bayesian_multiplicative", "refuse"], + "enum": [ + "pseudocount", + "multiplicative_replacement", + "bayesian_multiplicative", + "refuse" + ], "default": "pseudocount", "description": "Zero policy enum, same as zero_handling but explicit. Advanced, heavy validation, warnings." }, @@ -213,7 +340,7 @@ "type": "number", "exclusiveMinimum": 0, "exclusiveMaximum": 1, - "default": 1e-6, + "default": 1e-06, "description": "Epsilon for numerical stability, (0,1), typical 1e-6, warnings for >1e-3 or <1e-12, heavy validation." }, "min_prevalence": { @@ -230,7 +357,10 @@ "description": "Minimum abundance threshold >=0" }, "max_features": { - "type": ["integer", "null"], + "type": [ + "integer", + "null" + ], "minimum": 1, "maximum": 100000, "description": "Max features to test. >100k refused as meaningless, <10 warning." @@ -247,44 +377,112 @@ "description": "Robust estimation flag" }, "acknowledgment_token": { - "type": ["string", "null"], + "type": [ + "string", + "null" + ], "description": "Required for dangerous zero_handling='refuse' or min_samples_per_group<3" }, "ilr_phylo_tree_path": { - "type": ["string", "null"], + "type": [ + "string", + "null" + ], "minLength": 1, "pattern": "^[^\"\\n\\r\\u0000\\[\\]{}`;$]+$", "description": "Rooted, strictly bifurcating Newick tree for ilr_basis=phylogenetic (required then, refused otherwise). Tip labels = taxon ids exactly. SHA-256 recorded in provenance; existence checked at run time." }, "ilr_sbp_matrix_path": { - "type": ["string", "null"], + "type": [ + "string", + "null" + ], "minLength": 1, "pattern": "^[^\"\\n\\r\\u0000\\[\\]{}`;$]+$", "description": "SBP CSV (taxa rows, balance columns, entries 1/-1/0) for ilr_basis=sequential_binary_partition (required then, refused otherwise). Validated per Egozcue & Pawlowsky-Glahn (2005). SHA-256 recorded." }, "ilr_balance_dendrogram_method": { - "type": ["string", "null"], - "enum": ["ward", "complete", "average", null], + "type": [ + "string", + "null" + ], + "enum": [ + "ward", + "complete", + "average", + null + ], "description": "Clustering for ilr_basis=balance_dendrogram (required then, refused otherwise) on the variation matrix: ward (R ward.D2), complete, average." }, "ilr_part_weights": { "type": "string", - "enum": ["uniform", "gm_counts", "anorm", "enorm", "anorm_x_gm_counts", "enorm_x_gm_counts"], + "enum": [ + "uniform", + "gm_counts", + "anorm", + "enorm", + "anorm_x_gm_counts", + "enorm_x_gm_counts" + ], "default": "uniform", "description": "philr part.weights for a non-default ILR basis. Must be uniform for the default (Helmert) basis." }, "ilr_balance_weights": { "type": "string", - "enum": ["uniform", "blw", "blw_sqrt", "mean_descendants"], + "enum": [ + "uniform", + "blw", + "blw_sqrt", + "mean_descendants" + ], "default": "uniform", "description": "philr ilr.weights, phylogenetic basis only (needs branch lengths). Non-uniform weights are not isometric; recorded." }, "ilr_sbp_history": { "type": "array", - "items": { "type": "string", "pattern": "^[0-9a-f]{64}$" }, + "items": { + "type": "string", + "pattern": "^[0-9a-f]{64}$" + }, "uniqueItems": true, "default": [], "description": "SHA-256 of SBP files tried earlier in the project (SBP basis only). More than 3 distinct SBPs including the current one raises the DANGER banner (p-hacking guard)." + }, + "zero_replacement_method": { + "type": [ + "string", + "null" + ], + "enum": [ + "multiplicative_replacement", + "bayesian_multiplicative", + null + ], + "description": "Explicit zero-replacement method. Must equal normalization.zero_policy when both are set; the two cannot disagree. null means the policy name is the method." + }, + "multiplicative_delta": { + "type": [ + "number", + "null" + ], + "exclusiveMinimum": 0, + "exclusiveMaximum": 1, + "description": "delta of multiplicative replacement, exactly the (0,1) interval the operator accepts; 0.65 is the reference's frac and the issue's default. Values below 0.01 or at or above 0.9 warn. Overrides normalization.multiplicative_replacement_delta when set." + }, + "bayesian_alpha": { + "type": [ + "number", + "null" + ], + "exclusiveMinimum": 0, + "description": "alpha of bayesian_multiplicative, > 0. Overrides normalization.bayesian_multiplicative_alpha when set. Supplying it is recorded as a hand-set prior, not an estimate." + }, + "glmgampoi_abundance_trend": { + "type": [ + "boolean", + "null" + ], + "description": "glmGamPoi's natural-spline abundance trend for the variance prior. The spline is NOT ported: true is refused, null is refused at or above 100 features (the point at which glmGamPoi switches it on), and false runs the reference's own non-trended prior and records the deviation." } } }, @@ -299,41 +497,66 @@ }, "dangerous": { "type": "boolean", - "description": "Computed is_dangerous — true if BH disabled, zero_handling refuse, min_samples_per_group<3, rarefy+NB_GLM" + "description": "Computed is_dangerous \u2014 true if BH disabled, zero_handling refuse, min_samples_per_group<3, rarefy+NB_GLM" } }, "allOf": [ { "if": { - "properties": { "method": { "const": "logistic" } } + "properties": { + "method": { + "const": "logistic" + } + } }, "then": { - "required": ["outcome_column"], + "required": [ + "outcome_column" + ], "properties": { - "outcome_column": { "type": "string", "minLength": 1 } + "outcome_column": { + "type": "string", + "minLength": 1 + } } } }, { "if": { - "properties": { "method": { "const": "clr_lm" } } + "properties": { + "method": { + "const": "clr_lm" + } + } }, "then": { "properties": { "normalization": { - "properties": { "method": { "const": "clr" } } + "properties": { + "method": { + "const": "clr" + } + } } } } }, { "if": { - "properties": { "method": { "const": "ilr_lm" } } + "properties": { + "method": { + "const": "ilr_lm" + } + } }, "then": { "properties": { "normalization": { - "properties": { "method": { "const": "ilr" } } + "properties": { + "method": { + "const": "ilr" + } + } } } } @@ -600,11 +823,16 @@ "properties": { "avec_fibre": { "type": "boolean", - "description": "True if artefact carries enough semantic fibre to support inferences (Echo Types A ≃ Σ B (Echo f))" + "description": "True if artefact carries enough semantic fibre to support inferences (Echo Types A \u2243 \u03a3 B (Echo f))" }, "epistemic_status": { "type": "string", - "enum": ["present_in_every_admissible_world", "present_in_some_admissible_world", "absent_in_every_admissible_world", "unknown"], + "enum": [ + "present_in_every_admissible_world", + "present_in_some_admissible_world", + "absent_in_every_admissible_world", + "unknown" + ], "description": "Residual evidence status: Holds Present across all admissible worlds? From residual-evidence-types" } } diff --git a/docs/pilots/kyaml-pilot.md b/docs/pilots/kyaml-pilot.md index d2caccb..e2d555e 100644 --- a/docs/pilots/kyaml-pilot.md +++ b/docs/pilots/kyaml-pilot.md @@ -132,8 +132,10 @@ Three levels, cheapest first: * Extract the shell out of `.github/workflows/ci.yml` into `scripts/ci/*.sh` (§2) — the conversion commit's largest diff, and the reason the workflow files stay reviewable. -* A CI step running `just check-kyaml`, and one running the Agda proofs (`proofs/agda/`) — - both are workflow edits, so they land with the workflow work. +* A CI step running `just check-kyaml` — it lands in the same commit as the conversion, so + that the gate is never red for a reason that has nothing to do with the change under + review. The Agda proofs lane is already wired (`proofs` job in ci.yml, gated on + `vars.STAPELN_AGDA_IMAGE`, with the reason printed by the hygiene job when it is unset). * `gh actions-lock` emitting KYAML, or an explicit reconciliation note per bot PR. * The estate-wide formatter (standards#1022) should absorb this tool's parser and its refusal list rather than grow a second implementation. diff --git a/docs/statistics/method-conditions/dispersion-glmGamPoi.md b/docs/statistics/method-conditions/dispersion-glmGamPoi.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..97716e6 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/statistics/method-conditions/dispersion-glmGamPoi.md @@ -0,0 +1,99 @@ +# SPDX-License-Identifier: CC-BY-SA-4.0 +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) + +# `dispersion_method = "glmGamPoi"` — conditions of use + +Reference: Ahlmann-Eltze, C., Huber, W. (2020), *glmGamPoi: fitting Gamma-Poisson generalized +linear models on a single cell*, Bioinformatics / Genome Biology 21:246, +doi:10.1186/s13059-020-02185-y. Ported from `const-ae/glmGamPoi` +(`R/overdispersion.R`, `R/quasi_gamma_poisson_shrinkage.R`, `R/loc_median_fit.R`, +`src/overdispersion.cpp`). + +This method is a **port**, not an alias: it is not DESeq2's dispersion estimator under +another name, and it does not silently fall back to one. Where the reference does something +that is not ported, the request is refused by name instead of being answered with a +different estimator. + +## 1. What runs + +1. **Pass 1 — the mean.** For each feature, `MASS::glm.nb` fits the negative binomial GLM with + the configured design and the size factors as offset. A feature whose fit fails (fewer + than three finite fitted values, or fewer than two distinct ones) enters the mean matrix + as its row mean; its index is recorded in + `diagnostics["features_whose_pass_1_fit_failed_indices"]`, and it fails again in pass 2 + with its own reason rather than disappearing. +2. **The dispersion.** `src/analysis/dispersion.jl` runs the reference's pipeline on those + means, in Julia: + * per-feature **Cox-Reid adjusted** maximum likelihood, with the reference's `0.99` + correction factor on the log-determinant of `X'WX` (LU-based, diagonal clamped at + `1e-50`, `W = 1/(1/µ + θ)`), the reference's early returns (all-zero counts → 0; a mean + at 0 → `1e-6`; a score below zero at the lower bound → 0, "Even for very small theta, no + maximum identified"), its starting value `(var − µ)/µ²` or `0.5`, and its bounds + `log(1e-16) … log(1e16)`; + * the **local-median trend** (`loc_median_fit`: normal-weighted median over + `npoints = max(1, round(0.1n))` window points on a `dnorm` weighted grid over + `seq(-3, 3)`, no interpolation, endpoints filled); + * the **quasi-likelihood conversion** `ql = (1 + m·disp)/(1 + m·trend)` with `m` the + feature mean; + * the **inverse-chisquare prior** by Nelder-Mead from `c(0,0)`, and the shrunken value + `(df0·var0 + df·s2)/(df0 + df)`. +3. **Pass 2 — the fit.** The GLM is refitted at the fixed dispersion. The θ handed to + `MASS::negative.binomial` is `1/α`; where α is 0 the fit uses `stats::glm(poisson())`, + which is what θ → ∞ means. The fit uses the reference's `dispersion_trend`, not the + shrunk quasi-likelihood value — the reference's own choice (`R/glm_gp_impl.R`), and the + two are both reported so the integration cannot confuse them. + +## 2. What is NOT ported, and what happens when it is asked for + +| Not ported | Behaviour | +| --- | --- | +| The **natural-spline abundance trend** for the variance prior, which glmGamPoi switches on at 100 or more features (`ns` with 4 df, `maxit = 5000`, falling back to the non-trended fit with a warning on error). | `abundance_trend = true` is **refused** with a message naming the option that runs the reference's own non-trended prior. With `abundance_trend` unset, a table at or above 100 features is **refused**, because running the non-trended prior under the label `glmGamPoi` would change every standard error without saying so. `abundance_trend = false` runs the reference's non-trended form and records the deviation in provenance and diagnostics. | +| The **quasi-likelihood F-test** and the downstream Wald machinery. | Not ported; hypothesis tests continue to come from the pipeline's existing estimator. The shrunken quasi-likelihood dispersion *is* computed and reported, because it is the input that test would take. | +| **Gene-wise dispersion fitting on a subset of features** (`glm_gp`'s internal subsampling when the table is very large). | Not ported; the port fits every feature. Cost, not correctness: see the benchmark lane. | +| The **spline in the prior scale** (`variance_prior`'s `covariate` path). | Refused through the same `abundance_trend` switch. | + +## 3. Conditions of use + +| Condition | Value | +| --- | --- | +| Requires | `method = "nb_glm"` (count data, size factors preferred). Asking for it with a CLR/ILR method is refused at the configuration layer. | +| Requires | R with `MASS` (pass 1 and pass 2 are R), and the Julia side for the dispersion itself. | +| Feature count | `abundance_trend` unset is refused at ≥ 100 features (`SPLINE_TREND_MIN_FEATURES`); `false` is the escape hatch and is recorded. | +| Samples | residual df `n_samples − n_coefficients` must be positive; otherwise refused rather than reporting a dispersion with no residual information. | +| Design matrix | must have one row per sample, and must be the matrix R's `model.matrix` produces for the formula (intercept, numeric columns as-is, treatment dummies with sorted levels and the first level as reference). The Cox-Reid term is computed from it, so a mismatch changes the answer silently — the port builds it once with `_design_matrix` and records the columns it used. | +| Refusals | non-finite θ after the fit; variances or degrees of freedom that are not finite and positive; design rows that do not match the samples; empty tables | +| Provenance | the two-pass description, the trend actually used, the port scope, the fallback indices, and the two un-ported items above | + +## 4. Why this is worth two languages and a port + +`dispersion_method = "parametric"` fits a mean–dispersion trend by method of moments. glmGamPoi's +estimator is a likelihood estimator with a Cox-Reid correction, a robust local-median trend +and an empirical-Bayes shrinkage step, and it is *defined* by those steps: it is the thing +papers cite when they say "glmGamPoi". Returning a method-of-moments trend under that name +would be a silent substitution, which is the failure mode this repository's catalogue calls +out by name. Hence the port, the refusals, and the parity tests: + +* `test/unit/test_dispersion.jl` asserts the port against the pinned fixture, and against R's + `glmGamPoi` itself wherever R and the package are installed (CI installs both). Where they + are not installed, the test says the comparison did not run — it does not pass quietly. +* `test/fixtures/issue21/golden.json` records how the pinned numbers were derived, including + the fact that they are a transcription rather than a live call, and that + `test/reference/issue21_reference.jl` is what turns them into a reproduced result. + +## 5. Residues, stated plainly + +1. The **spline trend** is the reference's default at scale, and this port refuses it. A + 100-taxon run with `glmgampoi_abundance_trend = false` is the reference's non-trended form, + which the reference itself would not have chosen at that size. The deviation is recorded, + not hidden, and the alternative (`parametric`) is named in the error. +2. The port's **Nelder-Mead** is a hand-written implementation of the reference's optimiser + settings, not R's `optim` internals. Agreement is asserted to 1e-6 on the fixture and on + the R comparison where available; it is not a proof that the two optimisers take identical + paths. +3. The **`0.99` Cox-Reid factor** and the LU clamp are the reference's own numerical + defences, transcribed. If the reference changes them, this port is wrong and the fixture + would have to move with it. +4. The **proved** part of the shrinkage step is its shape, not its inputs: + `proofs/agda/DispersionShrinkage.agda` proves that the shrunken value lies between the + prior and the sample estimate and is exact when the prior is the sample estimate. Nothing + there says the prior fit is right. diff --git a/docs/statistics/zero-handling.md b/docs/statistics/zero-handling.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..22c8396 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/statistics/zero-handling.md @@ -0,0 +1,155 @@ +# SPDX-License-Identifier: CC-BY-SA-4.0 +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) + +# Zero handling + +What this repository does with zeros, why it does that, and what it costs. Issue #21. + +## 1. The problem, stated without drama + +A count table has zeros in it. Two very different things produce them, and the pipeline +cannot tell them apart: + +* a **structural zero** — the taxon is not in the sample, and no amount of sequencing depth + would find it; +* a **sampling zero** — the taxon is there, below the detection limit this run happened to + reach. + +Every method that works on log-ratios (CLR, ILR, and anything downstream of them) needs the +second kind to have a number, because `log(0)` is not a number. Every method that fills one +in makes an assumption. That is the whole of it: the choice is not between a biased and an +unbiased treatment, it is between stated and unstated bias. This repository states it: + +> **All replacement is biased.** A replaced value is not a measurement. No rule determined by +> the observed data can be faithful for both of two datasets that agree on which entries are +> zero — `proofs/agda/NoRigidReplacement.agda`, machine-checked. + +The provenance of every replaced table carries that sentence, because the sentence is a +theorem here and not a disclaimer. + +## 2. What the policies are + +| `zero_policy` | What it does | Cost | +| --- | --- | --- | +| `pseudocount` (default) | Adds a constant to every entry. | Moves the ratios among *observed* parts — the property compositional methods depend on. Cheap, well understood, wrong for CLR/ILR in the strict sense. | +| `multiplicative_replacement` | `x̃ᵢ = δ·DLᵢ` for a zero, observed parts scaled by `1 − Δ`. | Preserves the sample total and the observed-part ratios **exactly**. δ is a choice, so the result is a one-parameter family of answers. | +| `bayesian_multiplicative` | `x̃ᵢ = tᵢ·s/(S+s)` with `t` the leave-one-out profile and `s` a Dirichlet concentration. | Same invariants, and the inserted values depend on the rest of the table instead of only on the detection limit. Two assumptions (prior mean, prior concentration) instead of one. | +| `refuse` | Leaves the zeros. | `log(0)` for CLR/ILR — refused at runtime even with the acknowledgement token; for NB_GLM it means the zeros are modelled as they are, which is the honest choice for a count model but not a compositional one. | + +## 3. Multiplicative replacement (Martín-Fernández et al. 2003) + +Reference: Martín-Fernández, J.A., Barceló-Vidal, C., Pawlowsky-Glahn, V. (2003), +*Dealing with zeros and missing values in compositional data sets using nonparametric +imputation*, Mathematical Geology 35(3):253–278. Implementation compared against: +`zCompositions::multRepl`. + +For a sample with total `S`, a per-part detection limit `DLᵢ` (by default the smallest +observed value of that part across the table), and a chosen `δ ∈ (0,1)`: + +``` +Δ = δ · Σ_{i ∈ zeros} DLᵢ / S +x̃ᵢ = δ · DLᵢ for i a zero +x̃ᵢ = (1 − Δ) · xᵢ otherwise +``` + +Two properties hold exactly, and both are proved rather than asserted +(`proofs/agda/ZeroReplacement.agda`): the sample total `Σx̃ = Σx`, and every ratio among +observed parts `x̃ᵢ/x̃ⱼ = xᵢ/xⱼ`. The replaced values are strictly positive and strictly below +their own part's detection limit. + +`δ = 0.65` is the reference's `frac` and the default here. Values below `0.01` put replaced +values far below every detection limit and warn; values at or above `0.9` approach the +observed parts and warn. `δ` outside `(0,1)` is refused at the door, and so is any δ for +which `Δ ≥ 1` — the error names the largest admissible δ for that sample, because the number +is a property of the sample and the user should not have to search for it. + +**Relation to the reference, precisely.** `multRepl` divides the zeros by the adjustment and +closes the table to its original total; this implementation scales the observed parts by +`1 − Δ` and preserves each sample's total. The two agree exactly on closed tables (where the +divisor and the closure cancel) and this one, unlike the reference's `output="p-counts"`, +preserves totals on count tables with differing library sizes. Dividing our result by the +sample total reproduces the reference's proportional output in both regimes. + +## 4. Bayesian multiplicative replacement (Martín-Fernández et al. 2015) + +Reference: Martín-Fernández, J.A., Hron, K., Templ, M., Filzmoser, P., Palarea-Albaladejo, J. +(2015), *Bayesian-multiplicative treatment of count zeros in compositional data sets*, +Statistical Modelling 15(2):134–158. Implementation compared against: +`zCompositions::cmultRepl(method = "GBM")`. + +The zero of part `i` in sample `j` is given the posterior mean of a Dirichlet-multinomial +model whose prior mean is that part's **leave-one-out** profile + +``` +tᵢⱼ = (Σ_{k≠j} xᵢₖ) / (Σ_{k≠j} Σᵢ xᵢₖ) +``` + +and whose prior concentration is `s = 1/gmean(t)` unless the caller supplies `alpha`: + +``` +p̃ᵢⱼ = tᵢⱼ · s/(Sⱼ + s) for a zero +x̃ᵢⱼ = (1 − Σp̃) · xᵢⱼ otherwise, returned in counts (× Sⱼ) +``` + +`adjust = true` (the reference's default) caps a replaced value at `threshold ×` the smallest +observed proportion of that part, with `threshold = 0.65`; the number of capped entries is +reported rather than hidden. Sums of replaced proportions that would reach 1 are refused, as +the reference does. A part observed in fewer than two samples has no leave-one-out profile +and is refused by name. + +**Relation to the reference, precisely.** The returned counts are the closed (proportional) +table times the sample total, so they match `cmultRepl(output = "prop") × S`; the reference's +`output = "p-counts"` instead converts its proportions back with the row total and leaves the +observed counts untouched, so its totals grow while ours are preserved. Sample totals and +observed-part ratios hold exactly here. + +**The parameter is a choice.** `alpha` supplied by hand is recorded in the DEED as a +deviation from the reference's estimator, and trying several δ values and reporting the +best-looking one is exactly the p-hacking the DANGER banner exists for: at three or more δ +trials the configuration is marked dangerous and the banner names the reason. + +## 5. What the alternatives are, if you do not want a replacement at all + +Replacement is not the only honest answer, and for count models it is often not the best one: + +* **NB_GLM with `zero_policy = "refuse"`** — the negative binomial likelihood is defined at + zero counts; nothing has to be inserted. This is the correct pairing for a count model, and + it is why the pipeline refuses CLR/ILR + refuse instead of quietly repairing it. +* **Zero-inflated or hurdle models** — they model the probability of a structural zero + explicitly. Not in v1 of this pipeline; when they arrive they make the structural/sampling + distinction a parameter rather than an assumption. +* **Occupancy/observation models** — the principled version of "the taxon may be there below + the detection limit". They insert nothing and report uncertainty instead. +* **Filtering** — raise `advanced.min_prevalence` so sparse taxa are removed rather than + imputed. Crude, honest, and for many amplicon datasets the right call. + +The refusals above are why the pipeline's error messages name these alternatives in the +policy help (`ZeroReplacement.describe_zero_policy`), rather than leaving the user to +rediscover them. + +## 6. Conditions of use, in the catalogue's form + +| Condition | Value | +| --- | --- | +| Applies to | any policy other than `refuse`; CLR/ILR require a replacement, count models do not | +| Invariants | sample totals and observed-part ratios preserved exactly (MR and GBM); replaced values strictly positive; GBM replaced values additionally capped by the observed proportions | +| Parameters | `delta` ∈ (0,1), default 0.65 (MR); `alpha` > 0, estimated by default (GBM); `threshold` ∈ (0,1), default 0.65 (GBM) | +| Refused | δ outside (0,1); Δ ≥ 1; all-zero samples; never-observed parts; parts observed in fewer than two samples (GBM); Σp̃ ≥ 1; α ≤ 0 or non-finite; threshold outside (0,1) | +| Warnings | δ < 0.01; δ ≥ 0.9; three or more δ trials (DANGER banner) | +| Provenance | method, parameter, detection-limit source, definition, citation, invariants, and the bias statement | +| Proved | totals and ratios, positivity, below-limit (`proofs/agda/ZeroReplacement.agda`); impossibility of unbiased recovery (`proofs/agda/NoRigidReplacement.agda`) | +| Not proved | that any particular δ or prior is the right one. That is a modelling judgement and belongs to the analyst and the paper's methods section. | + +## 7. Where this lives in the code + +* `src/analysis/zero_replacement.jl` — the two operators, their refusals, runtime invariants, + diagnostics and provenance; `describe_zero_policy` is the single source of the help text + the API and the frontend show. +* `src/analysis/Execution.jl` — `prepare_analysis_table` calls them with the configured + overrides; the replaced table is what every downstream estimator sees. +* `src/analysis/AnalysisConfig.jl` — δ/α validation, warnings, DEED echo, DANGER banner. +* `test/unit/test_zero_replacement.jl` — the fixture comparison, the invariants, the + refusals, and (where R is installed) the direct comparison against `zCompositions`. +* `test/fixtures/issue21/golden.json` — the pinned numbers and how they were derived. +* `proofs/agda/ZeroReplacement.agda`, `proofs/agda/NoRigidReplacement.agda` — the laws and + the impossibility result. diff --git a/frontend/src/components/AdvancedAnalysisExpander.tsx b/frontend/src/components/AdvancedAnalysisExpander.tsx index b3f8f53..aff5704 100644 --- a/frontend/src/components/AdvancedAnalysisExpander.tsx +++ b/frontend/src/components/AdvancedAnalysisExpander.tsx @@ -3,6 +3,30 @@ import { useState } from 'react' import type { AdvancedOverrides } from '../types/analysis_config' import { contextHelp } from '../types/analysis_config' +// The replacement preview. The point of it is that delta's effect is visible *before* a run +// rather than after one: on a [10, 20, 0] sample with per-part detection limits [10, 20, 20], +// delta = 0.65 places delta x sum(DL of the zero parts) = 13 counts into the replaced entry +// and scales the observed parts by 1 - 13/30. This mirrors src/analysis/zero_replacement.jl +// for one sample and one zero, which is exactly what the expander has in hand without the +// data. It computes nothing about the data — the note says so, because a preview that looked +// like a result would be worse than no preview. +const PREVIEW_SAMPLE = [10, 20, 0] +const PREVIEW_LIMITS = [10, 20, 20] + +function replacementPreview(delta: number) { + const total = PREVIEW_SAMPLE.reduce((a, b) => a + b, 0) + const zeroRows = PREVIEW_SAMPLE.map((v, i) => (v === 0 ? i : -1)).filter(i => i >= 0) + const limitSum = zeroRows.reduce((a, i) => a + PREVIEW_LIMITS[i], 0) + const imputedMass = (delta * limitSum) / total + const scale = 1 - imputedMass + const refused = imputedMass >= 1 + const replaced = PREVIEW_SAMPLE.map((v, i) => { + if (v === 0) return delta * PREVIEW_LIMITS[i] + return scale * v + }) + return { total, zeroRows, limitSum, imputedMass, scale, replaced, refused } +} + interface AdvancedAnalysisExpanderProps { evidenceMode: boolean advanced: AdvancedOverrides @@ -106,6 +130,119 @@ export function AdvancedAnalysisExpander({ evidenceMode, advanced, onChange, val )} + {/* Zero replacement parameters — delta with a preview, alpha, trend */} + {(advanced.zero_handling === 'multiplicative_replacement' || + advanced.zero_policy === 'multiplicative_replacement' || + advanced.zero_handling === 'bayesian_multiplicative' || + advanced.zero_policy === 'bayesian_multiplicative') && (() => { + const delta = advanced.multiplicative_delta ?? 0.65 + const preview = replacementPreview(delta) + return ( +
+ + { + const v = parseFloat(e.target.value) + if (isNaN(v) || v <= 0 || v >= 1) { + alert(`delta must be in (0,1), got ${e.target.value}. Refusing as meaningless.`) + return + } + onChange({ ...advanced, multiplicative_delta: v }) + }} + style={{ width: '100%', marginTop: 4 }} + /> +
+ delta = {delta.toFixed(2)} + admissible 0 to {(preview.total / preview.limitSum).toFixed(3)} +
+ {delta < 0.01 &&
delta below 0.01: replaced values are far below every detection limit; the run will warn.
} + {delta >= 0.9 &&
delta at or above 0.9: replaced values approach the observed parts; the run will warn.
} +
+
Preview on a fixed example, not on your data: [10, 20, 0] with per-part detection limits [10, 20, 20]
+ {preview.refused ? ( +
delta ≥ {preview.total > 0 ? (preview.total / preview.limitSum).toFixed(3) : '—'} would place the whole sample in replaced values. Refused.
+ ) : ( +
+
replaced table: [{preview.replaced.map(v => v.toFixed(2)).join(', ')}]
+
imputed mass {preview.imputedMass.toFixed(4)} of {preview.total} counts; observed parts scaled by {preview.scale.toFixed(4)}
+
sample total preserved exactly; ratios among observed parts unchanged.
+
+ )} +
+ {(advanced.zero_handling === 'bayesian_multiplicative' || + advanced.zero_policy === 'bayesian_multiplicative') && ( +
+ + { + if (e.target.value === '') { + onChange({ ...advanced, bayesian_alpha: null }) + return + } + const v = parseFloat(e.target.value) + if (isNaN(v) || v <= 0) { + alert(`alpha must be > 0, got ${e.target.value}. Refusing: a non-positive Dirichlet concentration is an improper prior.`) + return + } + onChange({ ...advanced, bayesian_alpha: v }) + }} + style={{ width: '100%', padding: 8, marginTop: 4 }} + /> + {advanced.bayesian_alpha != null && ( +
+ A hand-set alpha is recorded in the DEED as a deviation from the reference estimate. +
+ )} +
+ )} + {helpField === 'zr' && ( +
+ {contextHelp('advanced.zero_replacement_parameters')} +
+ )} + {validationErrors?.['advanced.multiplicative_delta'] && ( +
{validationErrors['advanced.multiplicative_delta']}
+ )} +
+ ) + })()} + + {advanced.dispersion_method === 'glmGamPoi' && ( +
+ + +
+ The reference switches to a natural-spline trend at 100 features. That spline is not ported, so + asking for it is refused by name; `false` runs the reference's own non-trended prior and records the + deviation. See docs/statistics/method-conditions/dispersion-glmGamPoi.md. +
+
+ )} + {/* Min prevalence */}