Tracked from audit 2026-05-20 against PR #1404 CI run 26169970681.
This shard was never tracked by the original PR-1290 epic (#1315) but has been failing across recent PRs.
Current failing tests
AiDotNet.Tests.ModelFamilyTests.Regression.RadialBasisFunctionRegressionTests.ScalingEquivariance_ScalingTargets_ScalesPredictions
Pattern
Single failing test. The ScalingEquivariance_ScalingTargets_ScalesPredictions invariant asserts that if you scale targets by a constant k, the trained model's predictions scale by the same k. This is a mathematical property of linear-ish regressors. Failure usually means:
- The model has a hidden bias term not being scaled correctly
- The regularization term is target-dependent
- The model fits a non-linear transform that breaks equivariance
Need to trace through RadialBasisFunctionRegression.Train() to find where the scale gets dropped.
Tracked from audit 2026-05-20 against PR #1404 CI run 26169970681.
This shard was never tracked by the original PR-1290 epic (#1315) but has been failing across recent PRs.
Current failing tests
AiDotNet.Tests.ModelFamilyTests.Regression.RadialBasisFunctionRegressionTests.ScalingEquivariance_ScalingTargets_ScalesPredictionsPattern
Single failing test. The
ScalingEquivariance_ScalingTargets_ScalesPredictionsinvariant asserts that if you scale targets by a constantk, the trained model's predictions scale by the samek. This is a mathematical property of linear-ish regressors. Failure usually means:Need to trace through
RadialBasisFunctionRegression.Train()to find where the scale gets dropped.