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…(original AC patch) Preserved OpenCode AC patch (29804-byte tracked diff, sha256 22c61721) as committed baseline before review fixes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013tDFdELn99o7js5iA4GB1h
…kes SE Review fixes on the preserved AC slope-prior patch (e9f5aa5): - Multigroup common (anchored) items are estimated from pooled counts, so they now carry the prior once per shared parameter; before, the prior was a silent no-op under the default anchor=None. - EM under a prior is generalized EM on the log posterior: the monotonicity guard, tol convergence, final_loglik_change and multi-start ranking use log-likelihood + log prior. loglik_trace keeps its meaning; the maximized objective is exposed as em_objective_trace (bit-identical to loglik_trace without a prior). Found by native RED run 1 (MG prior fits rejected by the likelihood-only guard). - Fitted prior recorded on Rust/PyO3/Python results (slope_prior_mu/sd). - bifactor_oakes_se accepts the prior: information = Oakes observed information + diagonal analytic prior curvature on slopes; vcov/se are a posterior-curvature (Laplace) approximation to the POSTERIOR covariance, not a frequentist sampling covariance (Mislevy, 1986). - Folded-lognormal support/Jacobian documented; doc/code mismatch fixed. - Tests: curvature vs FD (signed, near zero), MAP Oakes exact-diagonal and non-PD/non-finite reporting, real prior fits, MG full/partial anchor with once-per-shared-item prior accounting, posterior-decrease rejection, multi-start ranking, no-prior identity, Python forwarding (fake core), and an #[ignore] reproducer for the pre-existing MG MML toy-fixture EM likelihood decrease (reproduced on released 0.11.4). Refs #1932 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013tDFdELn99o7js5iA4GB1h
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… before coercion Independent review (P2) of db7ae8f: _slope_prior_pair rejected only Python bool before float(), so np.bool_(True) became 1.0 and np.complex128(0.1+3j) became 0.1 (ComplexWarning only). The shared single-group / multigroup / Oakes validator now rejects bool, np.bool_, complex, np.complexfloating and ndarray before any coercion; before-core rejection tests added. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013tDFdELn99o7js5iA4GB1h
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VERDICT: APPROVE @d693b16a9773918b28d1f2e9a5defa695d4e807a
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Verdict: APPROVE for phase 1 ML implementation at d693b16. Independent read-only review of the full diff against 99c228a found no blocking code findings. In crates/mlsirm-core/src/bifactor_multigroup_oakes.rs:370-417, common item slots occur once, free item slots occur per group, and only focal population parameters are packed; the count agrees with bifactor_grm.rs:2707-2719. At :81-109 and :434-455, the group-specific transformed nodes feed the multigroup E-step posterior and its finite-difference sensitivity, while the analytic fixed-posterior Hessian includes item-population mixed and variance-transform terms (:112-213). Rust tests at :465-682 check bit-identical single-group delegation, labels, validation, observed-score finite differences, and information finite differences. The public PyO3/Python export is present; the API has no MAP/prior input and explicitly describes ML. Oakes (1999, eq. 6, p. 480), Gibbons et al. (2007, eqs. 9, 15), and Cai et al. (2011, p. 230) are cited with locators. The calibration script uses max_iter=500 (:91-94), and the empirical SD/mean SE ratio remains PENDING in the PR and changelog. The PR reports a 3-group q121/q241 PD fixture with max relative SE change 7.59899e-09; this is s1 run evidence rather than an automated test. s1 reports mlsirm-core 1,117 passed/0 failed/119 ignored and focused pytest 11 passed. In this isolated Mac clone py_compile passed; pytest collection stopped because no compiled _core is installed, and local cargo builds are disallowed. Hosted required checks and full pytest remain pending; this approval is a code-review verdict, not a merge/release gate. No file:line change requests.
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SE-calibration evidence (merge gate), exact head Run by the fmls lead on s1 (Linux x86_64, pre-AVX). Setup: an isolated worktree at d693b16 (dirty 0), its own venv, and its own CARGO_TARGET_DIR. Command, once per seed: The script's true parameters are fixed (seed only drives data generation), so the 20 replicates pool:
Tracked parameter: Reading: the Oakes SE is consistent with the empirical sampling SD at R=20; the interval covers 1. The interval is still wide, so a larger R would be needed to detect a miscalibration of less than about 25%. This is synthetic evidence for the estimator. It is not a study result. 🤖 Generated with Claude Code |
Install hash-locked Hypothesis so the property tests execute, allow the opt-in high-q and no-adapter GPU skips on the default pytest job, and remove the Semgrep findings in the DIF docstring join and API inventory.
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The PR successfully implements joint multigroup bifactor Oakes ML standard errors. The core Rust logic is numerically verified against the observed Hessian of the log-likelihood in tests, and the PyO3 wrapper provides safe, GIL-releasing access to this compute. Additionally, the PR fixes CI stability issues by hash-locking dependencies and improves the maintainability of the DIF docstring logic.
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crates/mlsirm-core/src/bifactor_multigroup_oakes.rs:684 (RIGHT): The implementation of the Oakes identity for the multigroup bifactor model is verified. The testjoint_labels_and_observed_score_fdspecifically falsifies the regression hypothesis that the joint information matrix would diverge from the observed Hessian of the log-likelihood, achieving numerical parity (< 1e-5). Parameter packing/unpacking and label generation are consistent.crates/fast-mlsirm-py/src/lib.rs:1827 (RIGHT): The PyO3 wrapper correctly handles GIL release viapy.detachfor the computationally intensive SE calculation. Input validation using therowshelper and strict type conversion foryandgrouparrays ensures memory safety and prevents out-of-bounds access in the Rust core..github/workflows/ci.yml:163 (RIGHT): The update to the CI workflow documentation correctly reflects the fix for test collection skipping by hash-locking thehypothesisdependency inrequirements/ci.txt, improving maintainability and determinism.python/fast_mlsirm/dif.py:1103 (RIGHT): The refactor of the docstring appending loop is a maintainability improvement. By using function objects directly instead of string lookups inglobals(), the code is more robust to renaming and logically equivalent to the original implementation.
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crates/mlsirm-core/src/bifactor_multigroup_oakes.rs:684 (RIGHT)falsified: The joint information matrix produced by Oakes identity diverges from the observed Hessian of the marginal log-likelihood. — The test confirms numerical parity with a relative error < 1e-5, falsifying the hypothesis.crates/fast-mlsirm-py/src/lib.rs:1827 (RIGHT)falsified: The PyO3 wrapper can trigger out-of-bounds memory access or GIL deadlocks during long Rust computations. — The code usespy.detachto release the GIL and arowshelper to strictly validate input array dimensions before passing them to Rust.- Residual risk: Low. The numerical consistency has been verified via finite difference checks in Rust, and a calibration script is provided for larger-scale Monte Carlo verification.
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.github/workflows/ci.yml— GitHub Actions review jobCHANGELOG.md— repository behaviorcrates/fast-mlsirm-py/src/lib.rs— Rust workspace crate API and testscrates/mlsirm-core/src/bifactor_grm.rs— Rust workspace crate API and testscrates/mlsirm-core/src/bifactor_multigroup_oakes.rs— Rust workspace crate API and testscrates/mlsirm-core/src/bifactor_oakes.rs— Rust workspace crate API and testscrates/mlsirm-core/src/lib.rs— Rust workspace crate API and testsdocs/changelog.d/2113-multigroup-bifactor-oakes.md— operator or user guidancedocs/changelog.d/2115-ci-pytest-fail-closed.md— operator or user guidancepython/fast_mlsirm/_legacy_init.py— Python module behaviorpython/fast_mlsirm/bifactor_multigroup.py— Python module behaviorpython/fast_mlsirm/dif.py— Python module behaviorrequirements/ci.in— repository behaviorrequirements/ci.txt— repository behaviorscripts/bifactor_multigroup_oakes_calibration.py— Python module behaviortests/allowed_non_execution.txt— regression suitetests/test_bifactor_multigroup_oakes.py— regression suitetools/inventory_public_api.py— Python module behavior
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classDiagram
class BifactorGrmConfig
class BifactorGrmResult
class Validated
class validate
class ItemParams
class gh_rule
class fill_logprob_tables
class e_step
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main already carries the CI fail-closed allowlist, the hash-locked Hypothesis pin and the Semgrep fixes this branch had duplicated, so the conflicts resolve to main's versions and the redundant #2115 CI changelog fragment is dropped. The #2113 fragment now records the pooled R=20 synthetic SE calibration instead of PENDING, and CHANGELOG.md is re-rendered from the authoritative fragments. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HLLKGVtnGgY68DzJ95fvom
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…ost bit hash The pinned FNV hash was generated on one x86_64 host and never matched the GitHub runner (same left value on 3e399a4 and e6297d6), because f64 exp/ln come from the platform libm. Main 99c228a and this branch produce identical hashes on aarch64-apple-darwin, so the no-prior path is unchanged; compare the fitted values from main with a 1e-8 relative tolerance and keep discrete outcomes exact. The test now also runs off x86_64 Linux. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019ptebQcTDYg2G6sn98zRtZ
The x86_64 Linux runner lands at 1.3e-8 relative on single-group a_specific[2] versus the aarch64 reference; the FD Newton step amplifies libm ulp noise. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019ptebQcTDYg2G6sn98zRtZ
Resolve bifactor_oakes.rs by adding the MAP slope-prior curvature before the shared finish_information helper, keep both PyO3 additions, and keep both changelog entries. Multigroup Oakes configs pass SlopePrior::None here; the multigroup MAP curvature is the next commit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019ptebQcTDYg2G6sn98zRtZ
…nformation (#2113 phase 2) A MAP multigroup fit maximizes log-likelihood + log prior, where the lognormal |a| prior enters once per estimated slope: anchored items once, free items once per group. The joint information therefore adds the diagonal prior curvature on exactly those slope labels, and nothing on thresholds or focal-group distributions. The result is the negative log-posterior curvature; vcov/se are a Laplace approximation to the posterior covariance (Mislevy, 1986), not a sampling covariance. Python reads the prior from the fit's provenance, so SEs cannot use a prior different from the fitted one. Point single-group rejection messages at bifactor_multigroup_oakes_se. Tests: MAP minus ML information equals the analytic curvature per slope label (Rust and Python); an invalid prior is rejected. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019ptebQcTDYg2G6sn98zRtZ
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The reduced GPU E-step zeroed bins owned by the other kernel, so a block item's count pass erased the general-only counts and the reverse. Each kernel now returns without writing bins it does not own. The CPU multigroup E-step cached whole block arrays and rebuilt the counts buffer per node. It now caches the Qg log-integrals only and accumulates counts through one numeric buffer, with bit-equality checks against the original path at Q121 and Q241. The fixed GPU regression runs without an output-path variable and skips only when no usable adapter exists; an explicit WGPU_BACKEND=metal request fails instead of skipping. Verified locally: 8 CPU storage tests and 2 GPU tests (Q121, Q241) passed on Apple M5 Metal with no CPU fallback and no warnings (cargo exit 0).
…3-map-phase2 feat(bifactor): MAP slope-prior curvature in joint multigroup Oakes information (#2113 phase 2)
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🔴 Distinct response patterns exhaust fit memory
When many people have distinct block responses, block_cache retains a qg-element vector for each pattern. Memory grows with distinct patterns on every EM or Oakes E-step, so otherwise feasible fits can run out of memory.
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The multigroup E-step previously kept block integration scratch arrays independent of the number of response patterns. The new invocation-local map holds qg floating-point integrals for every unique group/block/response-mask key until the E-step ends. With 10 groups, five eight-item blocks, 100,000 people and 121 general nodes, 500,000 distinct patterns retain roughly 484 MB in numeric values alone, besides map and key overhead. Both the multigroup fitter and the joint posterior call this E-step repeatedly.
Example: With four categories per item, an eight-item block admits 65,536 response patterns. Distinct responses across groups can fill the cache even when each person's scratch space is small.
Recommended fix: Bound the integral cache by a memory budget or number of entries, and compute an uncached integral for patterns after the budget is reached. Preserve the present exact arithmetic and mask-aware key when serving a cache hit.
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| if let SlopePrior::Lognormal { mu, sd } = cfg.slope_prior { | ||
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| if labels[j].starts_with("a_") { | ||
| information[j * k + j] += lnorm_abs_slope_prior_curvature(packed[j], mu, sd); | ||
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🔍 MAP scope differs from PR description
The PR description reserves MAP curvature for phase 2, but bifactor_multigroup_oakes_se now includes it. Update the review scope to cover this additional estimator behavior.
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crates/mlsirm-core/src/bifactor_cpu_baseline_tests.rs (2)
366-366: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCount the baseline's block integrations instead of hardcoding the value.
callsis set tonp * ns * q. The baseline does not count anything. Because of this,parityinbifactor_cpu_storage_tests.rs(Lines 17-21) assertscalls_old == 12 * 2 * q, and that check always passes. Its message says "Baseline counter did not reach original block integration", but no counter exists.desired_unique_pattern_work_is_not_repeatedalso assertsold > expected, and that check is always true for this fixture. So the test proves only that the candidate reuses work. It does not prove that the baseline repeated the integrations.Add a local counter around the
log_sum_exp(&tmp_h)call at Line 189. Return that value in place of the constant.♻️ Proposed change
-fn reset_calls() {} +thread_local! { static BASE_LSE: std::cell::Cell<usize> = const { std::cell::Cell::new(0) }; } +fn reset_calls() { BASE_LSE.with(|n| n.set(0)); } @@ - log_i[s * qg + t] = log_sum_exp(&tmp_h); + BASE_LSE.with(|n| n.set(n.get() + 1)); + log_i[s * qg + t] = log_sum_exp(&tmp_h); @@ - let calls = np * ns * q; + let calls = BASE_LSE.with(|n| n.get());🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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258-349: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winKeep one shared copy of the fixture setup.
The fixture body at Lines 258-349 is the same code as
bifactor_cpu_candidate_tests.rsLines 19-110 andac_gpu_fixture.rsLines 15-107. The only differences are the E-step function, the call-count source, and thedeviceargument. If someone edits one copy, the inputs can drift apart. A parity failure then shows a fixture difference, not an E-step difference. Move the setup into one helper. The helper can take the E-step function, or useinclude!from one shared file. Then each module provides only the call-count closure.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @python/fast_mlsirm/bifactor_multigroup.py:
- Around line 206-217: Update BifactorMultigroupFit and
fit_bifactor_grm_multigroup to store copies of the resolved specific_map,
anchor_mask, and estimate_specific_vars used to create the fit. In
bifactor_multigroup_oakes_se, derive these settings from the fit and reject any
caller-supplied values that differ, so standard errors use the fitted model’s
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Review comments at @scripts/bifactor_multigroup_oakes_calibration.py:
- Around line 65-71: Add the required slope_prior_mu and slope_prior_sd
attributes to the SimpleNamespace fit stub in the --precision-only path so
bifactor_multigroup_oakes_se can access them without raising AttributeError.
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Review comments at @crates/mlsirm-core/src/bifactor_cpu_baseline_tests.rs:
- Line 366: Add a local baseline integration counter in the function containing
the `log_sum_exp(&tmp_h)` call, increment it immediately before each call, and
reset it through `reset_calls`. Return the measured counter value instead of
computing `calls` as `np * ns * q`, so the storage parity tests verify
integrations actually performed by the baseline.
- Around line 258-349: Move the duplicated setup in `fixture` into one shared
helper used by the CPU baseline, CPU candidate, and GPU fixture modules. Keep
only the E-step selection, call-count source, and device argument
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| def bifactor_multigroup_oakes_se( | ||
| fit: BifactorMultigroupFit, | ||
| responses: np.ndarray, | ||
| group: np.ndarray, | ||
| specific_map: np.ndarray, | ||
| anchor_mask: np.ndarray | None, | ||
| *, | ||
| q_general: int, | ||
| q_specific: int, | ||
| fd_step: float, | ||
| estimate_specific_vars: bool = False, | ||
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Read structural provenance from the fit instead of trusting caller arguments.
bifactor_multigroup_oakes_se takes specific_map, anchor_mask and estimate_specific_vars from the caller. BifactorMultigroupFit does not record any of them.
The Rust core catches some mismatches:
- A changed anchor set fails the "anchored item differs" check.
- A general-only item with a nonzero
a_specificfailscheck_param_shapes.
Two mismatches pass without an error:
estimate_specific_vars=Trueon a fit that fixed the specific variances: every focalspecific_sdis exactly 1, so the check at Rust Line 285 passes. The information then includesspecific_var:g:sparameters that the fit never estimated. All other SEs are conditioned on extra parameters and come back inflated.- A
specific_mapthat moves a block item to a different block: it passes every check. The SEs then belong to a different model.
The single-group path already fixed this class of problem. BifactorGrmFit.specific_map exists so that bifactor_oakes_se_from_fit cannot pair a fit with the wrong map. The multigroup path should do the same.
Fix:
- In
fit_bifactor_grm_multigroup, storesmap_int, the resolved anchor mask andestimate_specific_varsonBifactorMultigroupFit. - In
bifactor_multigroup_oakes_se, use the stored values. If the caller also passes values, reject any that differ.
♻️ Sketch
# BifactorMultigroupFit
specific_map: np.ndarray | None = None
anchor_mask: np.ndarray | None = None
estimate_specific_vars: bool | None = None
# fit_bifactor_grm_multigroup return
specific_map=smap_int.copy(),
anchor_mask=(np.ones(n_items, bool) if anchor_bool is None else anchor_bool.copy()),
estimate_specific_vars=bool(estimate_specific_vars),
# bifactor_multigroup_oakes_se
stored = getattr(fit, "estimate_specific_vars", None)
if stored is not None and stored != estimate_specific_vars:
raise ValueError("estimate_specific_vars must match the fit")
fit_smap = getattr(fit, "specific_map", None)
if fit_smap is not None and not np.array_equal(fit_smap, smap):
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Review comment at @python/fast_mlsirm/bifactor_multigroup.py around lines 206 -
217:
Update BifactorMultigroupFit and fit_bifactor_grm_multigroup to store copies of
the resolved specific_map, anchor_mask, and estimate_specific_vars used to
create the fit. In bifactor_multigroup_oakes_se, derive these settings from the
fit and reject any caller-supplied values that differ, so standard errors use
the fitted model’s structure.
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| fit = SimpleNamespace( | ||
| a_general=np.tile(ag, (3, 1)), a_specific=np.tile(as_, (3, 1)), | ||
| threshold=np.tile(d, (3, 1, 1)), | ||
| general_mean=np.array([0.0, 0.25, -0.2]), | ||
| general_sd=np.array([1.0, 1.1, 0.9]), | ||
| specific_sd=np.ones((3, 3)), n_groups=3, n_specific=3, n_cat=4, | ||
| ) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Add the prior attributes to the --precision-only fit stub.
The SimpleNamespace stub has no slope_prior_mu or slope_prior_sd attribute. bifactor_multigroup_oakes_se reads fit.slope_prior_mu and fit.slope_prior_sd (Lines 296-298 of python/fast_mlsirm/bifactor_multigroup.py). As a result, every --precision-only run raises AttributeError before the first Oakes call. The documented quadrature-stability check therefore cannot run.
🐛 Proposed fix
--- "a/scripts/bifactor_multigroup_oakes_calibration.py"
+++ "b/scripts/bifactor_multigroup_oakes_calibration.py"
@@ -62,13 +62,14 @@
cdf = np.cumsum(prob, axis=1)
y[:, i] = np.sum(rng.random(group.size)[:, None] > cdf, axis=1)
if args.precision_only:
fit = SimpleNamespace(
a_general=np.tile(ag, (3, 1)), a_specific=np.tile(as_, (3, 1)),
threshold=np.tile(d, (3, 1, 1)),
general_mean=np.array([0.0, 0.25, -0.2]),
general_sd=np.array([1.0, 1.1, 0.9]),
specific_sd=np.ones((3, 3)), n_groups=3, n_specific=3, n_cat=4,
+ slope_prior_mu=None, slope_prior_sd=None,
)
base = bifactor_multigroup_oakes_se(
fit, y, group, smap, anchor, q_general=args.q_general,
q_specific=args.q_specific, fd_step=args.fd_step)📝 Committable suggestion
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| fit = SimpleNamespace( | |
| a_general=np.tile(ag, (3, 1)), a_specific=np.tile(as_, (3, 1)), | |
| threshold=np.tile(d, (3, 1, 1)), | |
| general_mean=np.array([0.0, 0.25, -0.2]), | |
| general_sd=np.array([1.0, 1.1, 0.9]), | |
| specific_sd=np.ones((3, 3)), n_groups=3, n_specific=3, n_cat=4, | |
| ) | |
| fit = SimpleNamespace( | |
| a_general=np.tile(ag, (3, 1)), a_specific=np.tile(as_, (3, 1)), | |
| threshold=np.tile(d, (3, 1, 1)), | |
| general_mean=np.array([0.0, 0.25, -0.2]), | |
| general_sd=np.array([1.0, 1.1, 0.9]), | |
| specific_sd=np.ones((3, 3)), n_groups=3, n_specific=3, n_cat=4, | |
| slope_prior_mu=None, slope_prior_sd=None, | |
| ) |
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65 - 71:
Add the required slope_prior_mu and slope_prior_sd attributes to the
SimpleNamespace fit stub in the --precision-only path so
bifactor_multigroup_oakes_se can access them without raising AttributeError.
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인프라 장애에 한정한 bypass merge 기록입니다. 코드나 수치 실패를 통과로 바꾼 것이 아닙니다. Head ec29819 (#2287 병합분 + 현재 main 9ad98a0, 충돌 없음). CI가 시작되지 않은 원인:
로컬 검증 (같은 커밋 ec29819):
그대로 남는 미완료:
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Resolve the merge against main after #2115 and #2287: - newton_descent keeps this branch's generic objective `f`; m_step_item passes main's slope_prior through item_neg_ll_grad. - population_neg_q passes SlopePrior::None. The population step holds the item slopes fixed, so the slope prior is constant in (mu, sigma, taus) and cannot move the conditional maximizer. - Both sides added reproducer_multigroup_mml_on_toy_fixture_runs. Keep main's version (both anchor settings) and remove its #[ignore], since this branch fixes the EM decrease it recorded; drop the weaker duplicate. - CHANGELOG keeps both entries. Verified locally: mlsirm-core lib 1159 passed, 0 failed, 0 warnings.
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Scope
Implements issue #2113 phase 1: joint marginal-ML observed information for the multigroup bifactor GRM. The free vector contains each anchored item once, each free item by group, then focal general means and variances and optional specific variances. The public result includes ordered labels, the information matrix, covariance matrix and SEs when PD, and a reason when non-PD. MAP/prior curvature is reserved for phase 2 after #2092.
Paper basis
Oakes (1999, eq. 6, p. 480) gives the complete-data Hessian plus E-step sensitivity identity. Gibbons et al. (2007, eqs. 9 and 15, pp. 7 and 9) support the bifactor predictor and reduced E-step. Cai, Yang, and Hansen (2011, p. 230) support a fixed reference distribution and common-item linking. Full texts were checked locally; PDFs are not redistributed here. Sources: Oakes, Gibbons et al., Cai et al..
s1 evidence
d693b16a9773918b28d1f2e9a5defa695d4e807a. Build directory:/data/orca/workspaces/seonghobae-fmls-2113-mg-oakes; isolatedCARGO_TARGET_DIRunder that directory. Before every build,df -h / /datawas below the 93% / 92% stop thresholds. All builds usedCARGO_BUILD_JOBS=6,taskset -c 0-9,nice -n 5, andMATURIN_NO_INSTALL_RUST=1.cargo test -p mlsirm-core bifactor_multigroup_oakes --lib: 2 passed, 0 failed. The single-group result matchesbifactor_oakes_sebit for bit for information, vcov and SE. The joint test checks documented label order, common/free slots, validation, finite differences of the observed score against information (relative Frobenius error < 1e-5), and the score against finite differences of marginal log likelihood.uv pip install --python .venv/bin/python -e . --no-deps --reinstall: PyO3 build passed.pytest -q tests/test_changelog_fragment_contract.py tests/test_bifactor_multigroup_oakes.py: 11 passed. Changelog fragment renderer--checkpassed.7.59899e-09, below the stated0.05tolerance. Command:.venv/bin/python scripts/bifactor_multigroup_oakes_calibration.py --replicates 3 --persons-per-group 340 --q-general 121 --q-specific 121 --compare-q-general 241 --compare-q-specific 241 --fd-step 1e-6 --precision-only(the precision-only mode evaluates one seeded fixture and does not fit R replicates).cargo test -p mlsirm-core --lib --quietpassed on s1: 1,117 passed, 0 failed, 119 ignored (969.59 s). full pytest: PENDING (hosted CI is the gate; the s1 pre-AVX full run takes hours). The declared dev dependencies were installed and 6,990 cases collected with no collection skip; the lead will run an exact-head full suite on s1 separately if hosted CI remains queued.Merge gate
empirical SD / mean Oakes SE ratio (synthetic, s1, exact head
d693b16a): 1.107, paired bootstrap 95% interval [0.776, 1.349]. Twenty replicates pooled from four--replicates 5runs (seeds 2113, 12113, 22113, 32113) ofpython scripts/bifactor_multigroup_oakes_calibration.py --persons-per-group 340 --q-general 121 --q-specific 121 --fd-step 1e-6; tracked parametera_general:0(true 0.8, mean estimate 0.824); every replicate converged with PD information. The interval covers 1, but R=20 cannot detect a miscalibration below about 25%. Details: the calibration comment on this PR.Merge with main (
66a53481)main had already landed the CI fail-closed allowlist, the hash-locked Hypothesis pin and the Semgrep fixes that commit
d08c4af2carried, so the four conflicts resolve to main's versions and the duplicate2115-ci-pytest-fail-closedfragment is dropped. This PR is now only the #2113 phase-1 feature.CHANGELOG.mdis re-rendered from the fragments (main's copy was stale:render_changelog_fragments.py --checkfailed ona0d7958e). After the merge,cargo checkof mlsirm-core (with tests) and of the PyO3 crate passed, andcargo test -p mlsirm-core --lib bifactor_multigroup_oakespassed 2 of 2 on macOS arm64.Larger-R calibration (in progress, not a merge gate). On 2026-09-29 I started four runs on s1, 25 replicates each:
--replicates 25 --persons-per-group 340 --q-general 121 --q-specific 121 --fd-step 1e-6with seeds 40000, 50000, 60000 and 70000. Logs are in/data/orca/workspaces/seonghobae-fmls-2113-mg-oakes/calib-r100/seed<seed>.log. The runs were still going as of 2026-09-29 03:5x KST with 25 of 100 replicates logged. s1 is scheduled to reboot to recover its GPU driver, and the reboot will stop them. Every replicate is written to the log as it finishes, so completed ones survive. After the reboot, rerun the same command with new seeds of 80000 or higher to fill the remainder. To pool, gather everyreplicate=line and compute SD(estimate) / mean(se) with a paired bootstrap interval.Ready for review again at
66a53481: the 09-26 admission blockers were non-mergeability (now MERGEABLE) and the opencodeCOVERAGE_BLOCKEDverdict, whose evidence map marks the path as blocked by the merge conflict;coverage-evidenceitself passed on the pre-conflict run. Every job inci.ymlis skipped on draft PRs, so required checks cannot reach a terminal state while this stays Draft.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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