diff --git a/.editorconfig b/.editorconfig deleted file mode 100644 index 7bff9e56..00000000 --- a/.editorconfig +++ /dev/null @@ -1,42 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) -# -# Editor configuration for this repository. 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The server carries real defences — a browser-origin -allowlist with a DNS-rebinding check, strict Host checking on loopback binds, -inert serving of uploaded report files, and Oxygen's docs and metrics pages -switched off — but **exposing it beyond its intended deployment is the -operator's risk, not a supported configuration.** Denial-of-service against -an internet-exposed instance is out of scope, as is anything that follows -from putting an unauthenticated API on a public network after ignoring the -deployment guidance in the README's *Deployment* section. - -## What is in scope - -- The HTTP surface: the origin allowlist and Host checks - (`src/server/server.jl`), the static-file and report-upload serving - (`_file_middleware`), SPA routing, and every route under - `src/server/routes/`. -- How configuration and primer values reach the external tools: pipeline - options and filenames become command lines; injection through them is a - finding here. -- Path handling: the file routes, report item paths, and study/run names as - path components. -- Installer and toolchain integrity: every download is SHA256-pinned - (`config/defaults/tool_versions.yml`); a tampered pin, an unchecked - substitute, or a way to make the installer fetch unverified content is a - finding. -- Provenance integrity: `attestation.yml` and the content hashes it records; - anything that can make a run attest to bytes it did not use. -- The dependency manifests: `Manifest.toml`, `renv.lock`, `frontend/bun.lock`. - -## What is out of scope - -- Vulnerabilities **in the external tools themselves** (cutadapt, FastQC, - MultiQC, DADA2, swarm, vsearch, cd-hit-est, MAFFT, trimAl, IQ-TREE, RAxML, - gappa, and the R packages): report those to their own projects. A way this - repository invokes them unsafely is in scope; their internal bugs are not. -- Julia, R, bun and DuckDB runtime CVEs: report upstream; this project pins - versions and will pick up fixes through its normal dependency updates. -- Internet-exposed DoS, as above. - -## Supported versions - -The default branch only. There are no backported releases; a fix lands on -`main` behind the usual CI gates. The version that matters for any report is -the git commit plus the pinned toolchain — and every run records exactly that -in its `attestation.yml`. - -## How to report - -**Preferred channel: private vulnerability reporting.** The repository has -it enabled; the *Report a vulnerability* button on the Security tab reaches -the maintainers privately. Use it. - -**By email:** contact **developer@joshuajewell.dev** (Jonathan Jewell, the project -owner) with `[security]` in the subject line. - -Include, where they apply: - -- what you found, and the impact you think it has; -- the endpoint, route, or pipeline stage it affects; -- the deployment mode — localhost, SSH tunnel, or split frontend/API; -- reproduction steps, or the request that triggers it; -- the versions block from the affected run's `attestation.yml` — it names the - exact commit and toolchain, which usually settles the first two replies. - -Reports are acknowledged when triaged, fixed on `main` with the normal CI -gates, and disclosed on the reporter's preferred schedule. Credit is offered -unless you prefer otherwise. - -## Mathematical foundations - -This project carries machine-checked proofs of some of its statistics, and it -treats **unsound mathematics as a reportable weakness of its own kind**: a -proof that is vacuous, a theorem that does not say what the code relies on, or -a statistical claim the arithmetic does not support. If you find one, that is -a finding — send it to **j.d.a.jewell@open.ac.uk**, where the -proof-theoretic side of the project lives. Questions and open debate about -the foundations belong in the -[mathematical foundations discussion](https://github.com/hyperpolymath/MetaManifold-WebUI/discussions/149); -private concerns about soundness belong in a report. diff --git a/.github/dependabot.yml b/.github/dependabot.yml deleted file mode 100644 index 2f06b99e..00000000 --- a/.github/dependabot.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,53 +0,0 @@ -# Dependabot version updates. Until this file landed, only security updates -# ran (those need no configuration), and those failed for a separate reason: -# the "Dependabot Updates" runs of 2026-09-26..27 tried to fix alerts against -# fixtures under test/doi using the npm_and_yarn updater, which refuses a -# Bun-managed project ("bun.lock but no package-lock.json"). Those fixtures -# have since left the repository and both alerts are fixed. -# -# What cannot be covered here: Julia (Project.toml / Manifest.toml) and R -# (renv.lock) are not Dependabot package-ecosystems. Their pins live in -# config/defaults/tool_versions.yml and are asserted by -# test/unit/test_install_pins.jl and the CI workflow instead. -# -# The workflows pin every action to a full commit SHA (this account's -# allowlist policy, asserted by test/unit/test_install_pins.jl). Dependabot -# advances those pins to the current SHA of the tracked version, so the -# pinning policy itself survives updates. -# -# The #124 rule: minor and patch updates are batched, because they are -# interchangeable in kind; a MAJOR (React 18->19, vite 6->8, TypeScript -# 5->7 -- which #124 landed as one grouped PR, with the build already red -# until #140 repaired it) is a migration, not an update. Every group below -# therefore names its update-types as minor and patch ONLY: an update that -# matches no group opens its own PR, carrying its own review and its own CI -# run. test/unit/test_install_pins.jl asserts this shape, so a new group -# cannot silently go back to batching majors. -version: 2 -updates: - # The frontend is Bun-managed: package.json plus bun.lock, no npm/yarn/pnpm - # lockfile, so it must be declared as the "bun" ecosystem. - - package-ecosystem: "bun" - directory: "/frontend" - schedule: - interval: "weekly" - commit-message: - prefix: "chore(deps)" - groups: - # Minor and patch in one weekly PR; majors arrive one PR each. - frontend-minor-and-patch: - patterns: ["*"] - update-types: ["minor", "patch"] - - - package-ecosystem: "github-actions" - directory: "/" - schedule: - interval: "weekly" - commit-message: - prefix: "chore(deps)" - groups: - # Same rule as the frontend: a new major of an action (checkout - # v4.4.0 -> v7.0.1 came through #123) gets a PR of its own. - actions-minor-and-patch: - patterns: ["*"] - update-types: ["minor", "patch"] diff --git a/.github/pull_request_template.md b/.github/pull_request_template.md index a17d0de6..d7f121ff 100644 --- a/.github/pull_request_template.md +++ b/.github/pull_request_template.md @@ -1,43 +1,19 @@ -## Summary +## Change and reason - + -Closes # +## Validation -## Type of change + -- [ ] 🐛 Bug fix (non-breaking change that fixes an issue) -- [ ] ✨ New feature (non-breaking change that adds functionality) -- [ ] 💥 Breaking change (would change existing behaviour, a config key or an API response) -- [ ] 📊 Statistics fix (a method returned a wrong number, or a result it could not support) -- [ ] 📖 Documentation -- [ ] 🧹 Refactor / tech debt (behaviour-preserving) -- [ ] ⚡ Performance -- [ ] 🔧 Build / CI / tooling +## Scope -## How has this been verified? + - +## Contribution checks -Tested with Julia `…`, R `…` and bun `…`. - -## What this leaves out - - - -## Checklist - -- [ ] My branch starts at the current tip of `main` (`behind_by` is `0`; see CONTRIBUTING.md) and has no merge commits from `main`. -- [ ] I ran `julia --project=. test/runtests.jl` (and `cd frontend && bun run test` for frontend changes) and they pass. -- [ ] CI ran on this PR and passes. -- [ ] No generated or vendored files, and no lockfile change the work does not need (or the reason is given above). -- [ ] New code is AGPL-3.0, or MPL-2.0 with an SPDX identifier in each file I wrote. I left existing file headers, `LICENSE`, `CITATION.cff` and the licence and acknowledgement sections of `README.md` unchanged. -- [ ] Every number shown to a user is computed from their data. When a method cannot run it raises an explicit error. -- [ ] Docs are updated, and no claim in them overstates what the code does. - -## Notes for reviewers - - +- [ ] I followed [CONTRIBUTING.md](../CONTRIBUTING.md). +- [ ] This branch starts at current upstream main and contains no merges from fork main. +- [ ] CI has run and passes. +- [ ] Existing licensing, citation and acknowledgement text is unchanged. diff --git a/.github/workflows/ci.yml b/.github/workflows/ci.yml index b5f4cd1d..1ed930fc 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/ci.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/ci.yml @@ -1,20 +1,10 @@ name: CI -# This fork's account allows only GitHub's own actions (actions/*) and its own, -# each pinned to a full commit SHA. Upstream's julia-actions, oven-sh/setup-bun -# and codecov/codecov-action are none of these, and with them this workflow -# ended in startup_failure on every run. So Julia and Bun are installed here -# from the archives config/defaults/tool_versions.yml pins, each refused unless -# it hashes to the pinned SHA256, and the Julia depot is cached with -# actions/cache. Coverage is kept as a workflow artifact, since the Codecov -# project is upstream's. test/unit/test_install_pins.jl asserts that every -# `uses:` in .github/workflows is allowed by that policy. - on: push: branches: [main] - # Any base branch, so a PR stacked on another one is tested too. pull_request: + branches: [main] permissions: contents: read @@ -26,28 +16,8 @@ concurrency: cancel-in-progress: ${{ github.event_name != 'push' }} jobs: - # A pull request that touches nothing the suite exercises -- a README edit, a - # wiki page, a template, a licence record -- does not need the ~19-minute - # Julia suite or the proof checker to pass over it. The gate decides, and the - # two jobs below carry `if:` on its output; when it says not relevant, GitHub - # posts `skipped` for them, and a skipped check satisfies a required one. The - # gate itself must never be skipped -- it is the check that vouches for the - # others' absence, so Branch-Floor requires it too. - # - # The trigger stays unfiltered for a reason this repository has already - # sprang once (#116): a path-filtered `pull_request` trigger does not run at - # all on a PR that matches no path, so a required check from that workflow - # never posts and can never be satisfied. Running the cheap gate on every PR - # and letting it skip the heavy work is the pattern the occupancy workflow - # (#125) established; this applies it to the main suite. - # - # The relevant-path list is deliberately the positive form: anything not - # listed is not relevant, so a new directory joins the suite by being added - # here, not by being forgotten. These tests also read the repository's own - # shape -- the pin tests parse `.github/workflows/`, the root-shape guard - # reads the tracked tree, and the occupancy reading's Agda tree lives under - # `docs/occupancy/` -- so those paths are relevant even though they are - # documentation-shaped. In a `case` pattern, `*` crosses `/`. + # Restore the required relevance contexts removed by the baseline sync (#178). + # A failed comparison fails its gate; a docs-only diff can skip expensive jobs. gate: name: Code relevance runs-on: ubuntu-24.04 @@ -67,7 +37,7 @@ jobs: # further back still. - name: Checkout the change if: github.event_name == 'pull_request' - uses: actions/checkout@3d3c42e5aac5ba805825da76410c181273ba90b1 # v7.0.1 + uses: actions/checkout@11d5960a326750d5838078e36cf38b85af677262 # v4.4.0 with: persist-credentials: false # nothing here pushes fetch-depth: 0 @@ -89,7 +59,7 @@ jobs: # expand against the checkout the runner happens to be standing in. patterns=('src/*' 'test/*' 'scripts/*' 'frontend/*' 'config/*' 'bench/*' 'data/*' 'proofs/*' 'R/*' 'renv/*' 'Project.toml' - 'Manifest.toml' 'renv.lock' '.Rprofile' 'install.sh' + 'Manifest.toml' 'renv.lock' '.Rprofile' 'install.sh' 'install.jl' 'start.sh' 'docs/occupancy/*' 'docs/occupancy-2026-10.adoc' '.github/workflows/*') # The diff goes to a file first because a process substitution hides @@ -115,6 +85,69 @@ jobs: done < "$changed" echo "relevant=$relevant" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" + occupancy_gate: + name: Occupancy relevance + runs-on: ubuntu-24.04 + timeout-minutes: 10 + outputs: + relevant: ${{ steps.push.outputs.relevant || steps.pr.outputs.relevant }} + steps: + # All pushes to main are relevant; PRs use the path classification below. + - name: A push to main is relevant + id: push + if: github.event_name == 'push' + run: echo 'relevant=true' >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" + + # Full history, because the three-dot diff names the merge base of the + # PR's base tip and its merge commit -- a shallow checkout does not have + # both, and a stacked PR's merge base sits further back still. + - name: Checkout the change + if: github.event_name == 'pull_request' + uses: actions/checkout@11d5960a326750d5838078e36cf38b85af677262 # v4.4.0 + with: + persist-credentials: false # nothing here pushes + fetch-depth: 0 + + - name: Does the change touch the occupancy reading? + id: pr + if: github.event_name == 'pull_request' + env: + # zizmor flags template expressions interpolated into run scripts + # (template-injection), and the gate script is easier to run locally + # with the value in an environment variable in any case. The base SHA + # is GitHub-supplied, but the indirection costs nothing. + BASE_SHA: ${{ github.event.pull_request.base.sha }} + run: | + relevant=false + patterns=('src/core/memory_probe.jl' 'src/core/provenance.jl' 'src/pipeline/tools.jl' + 'src/server/routes/pipeline.jl' 'test/occupancy_disagreement_test.jl' + 'test/unit/test_occupancy_grade.jl' 'scripts/check-occupancy-grades.jl' + 'scripts/lint-occupancy-readings.sh' 'docs/occupancy/*' + 'docs/occupancy-2026-10.adoc' 'scripts/check-occupancy.sh' + 'scripts/fetch-siblings.sh' 'scripts/install-ci-julia.sh' + 'Project.toml' 'Manifest.toml' 'renv.lock' 'config/defaults/tool_versions.yml' + '.github/workflows/*') + # The diff goes to a file first because a process substitution hides + # git diff's exit status: an unavailable comparison SHA or a repository + # error would read as "no changes", and the gate would post + # relevant=false -- skipping the two occupancy jobs, whose `skipped` + # conclusion satisfies a required check -- so a relevant PR would + # pass silently. A failed diff must fail the gate itself: that is + # the one failure the required-check design cannot afford to skip. + changed="$RUNNER_TEMP/occupancy-changed-files" + if ! git diff --no-renames --name-only -z "$BASE_SHA...HEAD" > "$changed"; then + echo "ERROR: git diff $BASE_SHA...HEAD failed" >&2 + exit 1 + fi + while IFS= read -r -d '' file; do + for pattern in "${patterns[@]}"; do + case "$file" in + $pattern) relevant=true; break 2 ;; + esac + done + done < "$changed" + echo "relevant=$relevant" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" + test: # The name is a fixed string, it carries no version, and the job has NO matrix. # Both are required, and the first without the second is a trap that has already @@ -139,8 +172,6 @@ jobs: # silently. If a matrix is ever genuinely wanted here, the required context must move # to a matrix-free aggregator job first. name: Julia tests - # Runs only when the gate above found a relevant path; on a docs-only PR - # this job posts `skipped`, which satisfies the required check. needs: gate if: needs.gate.outputs.relevant == 'true' # Explicit, not ubuntu-latest: the R pin below names an apt package revision built @@ -156,45 +187,24 @@ jobs: # the environment, so those commands pass --no-init-file instead. env: RENV_CONFIG_AUTOLOADER_ENABLED: "FALSE" - # Pinned rather than tracking latest stable, because a pinned Manifest.toml - # resolved by an unpinned Julia is not a reproducible build. These must equal - # runtimes.julia.archives.linux-x86_64 in the pin file, whose version must - # equal julia_version in Manifest.toml; they cannot be read from the pin - # file, since nothing can be read before Julia exists. - # test/unit/test_install_pins.jl fails if any of them disagree. - JULIA_URL: https://julialang-s3.julialang.org/bin/linux/x64/1.12/julia-1.12.5-linux-x86_64.tar.gz - JULIA_SHA256: 41b84d727e4e96fbf3ed9e92fa195d773d247b9097f73fad688f8b699758bae7 steps: - - uses: actions/checkout@3d3c42e5aac5ba805825da76410c181273ba90b1 # v7.0.1 - with: - persist-credentials: false # nothing here pushes + - uses: actions/checkout@11d5960a326750d5838078e36cf38b85af677262 # v4.4.0 - - name: Install Julia - run: | - source scripts/ci/fetch_pinned.sh - fetch_pinned "$JULIA_URL" julia.tar.gz - echo "$JULIA_SHA256 julia.tar.gz" | sha256sum -c - - sudo mkdir -p /opt/julia - sudo tar xzf julia.tar.gz -C /opt/julia --strip-components=1 - rm julia.tar.gz - echo /opt/julia/bin >> "$GITHUB_PATH" - - # The registry, packages, artifacts and precompiled caches, keyed on the - # Manifest (which also names the Julia version). Saved once instantiation - # has succeeded, so a failed run cannot store a half-built depot. - - name: Restore the Julia depot - id: julia-depot - uses: actions/cache/restore@55cc8345863c7cc4c66a329aec7e433d2d1c52a9 # v6.1.0 + - name: Set up Julia + run: bash scripts/install-ci-julia.sh + + - name: Parse Julia sources before dependency setup + run: julia scripts/check-julia-syntax.jl + + - name: Cache Julia packages + uses: actions/cache@0057852bfaa89a56745cba8c7296529d2fc39830 # v4.3.0 with: path: | - ~/.julia/registries - ~/.julia/packages ~/.julia/artifacts - ~/.julia/compiled - key: julia-depot-${{ runner.os }}-${{ hashFiles('Manifest.toml') }} - restore-keys: | - julia-depot-${{ runner.os }}- + ~/.julia/packages + ~/.julia/registries + key: julia-${{ runner.os }}-${{ hashFiles('Manifest.toml', 'config/defaults/tool_versions.yml') }} # 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 @@ -210,10 +220,7 @@ jobs: pins = YAML.load_file("config/defaults/tool_versions.yml") open(ENV["GITHUB_ENV"], "a") do io println(io, "R_APT_VERSION=", pins["runtimes"]["r"]["apt_version"]) - bun = pins["toolchain"]["bun"] - println(io, "BUN_VERSION=", bun["version"]) - println(io, "BUN_URL=", bun["archives"]["linux-x86_64"]["url"]) - println(io, "BUN_SHA256=", bun["archives"]["linux-x86_64"]["sha256"]) + println(io, "BUN_VERSION=", pins["toolchain"]["bun"]["version"]) println(io, "CUTADAPT_SPEC=cutadapt==", pins["tools"]["cutadapt"]["version"]) println(io, "MULTIQC_SPEC=multiqc==", pins["tools"]["multiqc"]["version"]) fastqc = pins["tools"]["fastqc"]["archives"]["any"] @@ -268,7 +275,7 @@ jobs: # the restore runs as root. The run id makes each key unique so every attempt # saves its progress; restore-keys picks the newest match. - name: Restore the renv cache - uses: actions/cache/restore@55cc8345863c7cc4c66a329aec7e433d2d1c52a9 # v6.1.0 + uses: actions/cache/restore@0057852bfaa89a56745cba8c7296529d2fc39830 # v4.3.0 with: path: /opt/renv-cache key: renv-${{ runner.os }}-R${{ env.R_APT_VERSION }}-${{ hashFiles('renv.lock') }}-${{ github.run_id }} @@ -277,12 +284,6 @@ jobs: renv-${{ runner.os }}-R${{ env.R_APT_VERSION }}- # R_CLI_DYNAMIC and TERM make renv print progress one line at a time in the log. - # This verification list -- and the RCall visibility check below -- must - # track renv.lock: restore() installs only what the lock records, so a - # package removed from the lock fails here at verification, nowhere near - # the code that stopped using it. MEASURED in this PR: dplyr left the lock - # and this check failed until both lists were updated. Keep them in the - # same commit as any lock change. - name: Install R packages env: RENV_PATHS_CACHE: /opt/renv-cache @@ -291,7 +292,10 @@ jobs: sudo chmod 777 "$RENV_PATHS_CACHE" sudo env R_CLI_DYNAMIC=false TERM=dumb Rscript --no-init-file -e 'install.packages(c("renv", "BiocManager"), repos="https://cloud.r-project.org", lib=.Library)' sudo env RENV_PATHS_CACHE="$RENV_PATHS_CACHE" R_CLI_DYNAMIC=false TERM=dumb Rscript --no-init-file -e 'renv::restore(project=".", library=.Library, prompt=FALSE)' - Rscript --no-init-file -e 'for (pkg in c("dada2","Biostrings","ShortRead","vegan","MASS","zCompositions")) if (!require(pkg,character.only=TRUE,quietly=TRUE)) stop(pkg, " failed to install")' + Rscript --no-init-file -e 'for (pkg in c("dada2","Biostrings","ShortRead","vegan","MASS","zCompositions","glmGamPoi")) if (!require(pkg,character.only=TRUE,quietly=TRUE)) stop(pkg, " failed to install")' + + - name: Check DADA2 CSV assembly + run: Rscript --vanilla test/unit/test_dada2_tables.R # Saved on failure too, since the packages built before a failure are the ones # the next attempt should reuse. Root writes the cache, so it is made readable first. @@ -301,7 +305,7 @@ jobs: - name: Save the renv cache if: always() - uses: actions/cache/save@55cc8345863c7cc4c66a329aec7e433d2d1c52a9 # v6.1.0 + uses: actions/cache/save@0057852bfaa89a56745cba8c7296529d2fc39830 # v4.3.0 with: path: /opt/renv-cache key: renv-${{ runner.os }}-R${{ env.R_APT_VERSION }}-${{ hashFiles('renv.lock') }}-${{ github.run_id }} @@ -356,28 +360,10 @@ jobs: - name: Instantiate Julia project run: julia --project=. -e 'import Pkg; Pkg.instantiate()' - - name: Save the Julia depot - if: steps.julia-depot.outputs.cache-hit != 'true' - uses: actions/cache/save@55cc8345863c7cc4c66a329aec7e433d2d1c52a9 # v6.1.0 + - name: Set up Bun + uses: oven-sh/setup-bun@0c5077e51419868618aeaa5fe8019c62421857d6 # v2.2.0 with: - path: | - ~/.julia/registries - ~/.julia/packages - ~/.julia/artifacts - ~/.julia/compiled - key: julia-depot-${{ runner.os }}-${{ hashFiles('Manifest.toml') }} - - # Downloaded against the pinned URL and refused unless it hashes to the pinned - # SHA256, as install.jl does when no bun of this version is on PATH. - - name: Install Bun - run: | - source scripts/ci/fetch_pinned.sh - fetch_pinned "$BUN_URL" bun.zip - echo "$BUN_SHA256 bun.zip" | sha256sum -c - - unzip -q bun.zip - sudo mv bun-linux-x64/bun /usr/local/bin/bun - rm -rf bun.zip bun-linux-x64 - test "$(bun --version)" = "$BUN_VERSION" + bun-version: ${{ env.BUN_VERSION }} - name: Build frontend working-directory: frontend @@ -396,19 +382,35 @@ jobs: run: julia --project=. -e 'import Pkg; Pkg.build("RCall")' - name: Verify R packages visible from RCall - # The second of the two lists that must track renv.lock; see the - # Install R packages step above for the coupling. run: | julia --project=. -e ' using RCall R"cat(.libPaths(), sep=\"\n\")" - for pkg in ["dada2", "vegan", "tibble", "MASS", "zCompositions"] + for pkg in ["dada2", "vegan", "tibble", "MASS", "zCompositions", "glmGamPoi"] R"if (!require($pkg, character.only=TRUE, quietly=TRUE)) stop($pkg, \" not found\")" end ' + - name: Check independent high-precision references + run: python3 test/references/check_high_precision_references.py --check test/unit/test_high_precision.jl + + - name: Run validated-statistics tests first + env: + R_LIBS_SITE: /usr/local/lib/R/site-library:/usr/lib/R/site-library:/usr/lib/R/library + shell: bash + run: | + set +e + julia --project=. -t2 --compiled-modules=no test/runtests.jl validated_statistics numeric_policy exact_summaries high_precision derived_analyses 2>&1 | tee /tmp/julia-validated-tests.log + status="${PIPESTATUS[0]}" + if [ "$status" -ne 0 ]; then + enc() { head -c 3500 | sed -e 's/%/%25/g' -e 's/\r/%0D/g' | awk '{printf "%s%%0A", $0}'; } + echo "::error title=Validated statistics failed (tail)::$(tail -c 3500 /tmp/julia-validated-tests.log | enc)" + fi + exit "$status" + - name: Run tests env: + OCCUPANCY_RESULTS: ${{ runner.temp }}/occupancy-results.yml CI_SKIP_TAXONOMY: "1" R_LIBS_SITE: /usr/local/lib/R/site-library:/usr/lib/R/site-library:/usr/lib/R/library # A failure also posts annotations, which the checks API serves without the full @@ -416,6 +418,7 @@ jobs: # (up to 8), followed by the summary rows that report a failure or an error. shell: bash run: | + command -v vsearch # The full suite must run the occupancy experiment, not skip it. set +e julia --project=. -t 2 --code-coverage=user --compiled-modules=no test/runtests.jl --integration --server 2>&1 | tee /tmp/julia-tests.log status="${PIPESTATUS[0]}" @@ -444,29 +447,36 @@ jobs: fi exit "$status" - # What julia-processcoverage did: the .cov files under src/ to lcov.info, with - # CoverageTools pinned to an exact release. - - name: Process coverage + - name: Benchmark validated statistics + run: julia --project=. -t2 bench/validated_statistics.jl --output "$RUNNER_TEMP/validated-statistics-benchmark.json" + + - name: Retain validated-statistics benchmark + if: always() + uses: actions/upload-artifact@ea165f8d65b6e75b540449e92b4886f43607fa02 # v4.6.2 + with: + name: validated-statistics-benchmark + path: ${{ runner.temp }}/validated-statistics-benchmark.json + if-no-files-found: ignore + retention-days: 30 + + - name: Validate measured occupancy grades run: | - julia -e ' - using Pkg - Pkg.activate(temp = true) - Pkg.add(name = "CoverageTools", version = "1.4.2") - using CoverageTools - LCOV.writefile("lcov.info", process_folder("src"))' - - # The Codecov project (codecov.yml, the README badge) is upstream's, so the fork - # keeps its coverage as an artifact of the run instead. - - name: Keep coverage - uses: actions/upload-artifact@cf430e030ddbb5b0abf93d22962f4752f3646cd9 # v7.0.2 + julia --project=. scripts/check-occupancy-grades.jl "$RUNNER_TEMP/occupancy-results.yml" + bash scripts/lint-occupancy-readings.sh + + - name: Process coverage + run: julia scripts/process-ci-coverage.jl + + - name: Upload coverage to Codecov + uses: codecov/codecov-action@fb8b3582c8e4def4969c97caa2f19720cb33a72f # v6.0.2 with: - name: lcov - path: lcov.info - retention-days: 14 + files: lcov.info + token: ${{ secrets.CODECOV_TOKEN }} + slug: JoshuaJewell/MetaManifold-WebUI + fail_ci_if_error: false - # Machine-checked proofs of the Benjamini-Hochberg adjustment, the TSS/RLE - # scaling algebra, PERMANOVA's permutation bookkeeping and the significance - # reporting discipline (proofs/agda, proofs/agda/README.md). + # Machine-checked proofs of the Benjamini-Hochberg adjustment and the TSS/RLE + # scaling algebra (proofs/agda, proofs/agda/README.md). # Agda publishes no 2.6.4.3 binary, and agda-stdlib 2.1 requires Agda 2.6.4.x, # so the pair comes from Debian trixie, which packages exactly that pair with # pre-built library interfaces. The image is pinned by digest and the two @@ -476,7 +486,6 @@ jobs: # reads them. agda: name: Agda proofs - # As the Julia suite above: only when the gate found a relevant path. needs: gate if: needs.gate.outputs.relevant == 'true' runs-on: ubuntu-24.04 @@ -485,9 +494,7 @@ jobs: env: DEBIAN_FRONTEND: noninteractive steps: - - uses: actions/checkout@3d3c42e5aac5ba805825da76410c181273ba90b1 # v7.0.1 - with: - persist-credentials: false # nothing here pushes + - uses: actions/checkout@11d5960a326750d5838078e36cf38b85af677262 # v4.4.0 - name: Install Agda and the standard library run: | @@ -510,4 +517,48 @@ jobs: mkdir -p "$AGDA_DIR" echo /usr/share/agda-stdlib/standard-library.agda-lib > "$AGDA_DIR/libraries" cd proofs/agda - agda MetaManifold/All.agda + if ! agda MetaManifold/All.agda >/tmp/agda.log 2>&1; then + cat /tmp/agda.log + msg="$(awk 'NR > 1 { printf "%%0A" } { gsub(/%/, "%25"); printf "%s", $0 }' /tmp/agda.log | tail -c 3500)" + echo "::error file=proofs/agda/MetaManifold/All.agda,title=Agda type-check failed::$msg" + exit 1 + fi + cat /tmp/agda.log + + occupancy: + name: Occupancy typed peak + needs: occupancy_gate + if: needs.occupancy_gate.outputs.relevant == 'true' + runs-on: ubuntu-24.04 + container: debian:trixie-20250929-slim@sha256:1caf1c703c8f7e15dcf2e7769b35000c764e6f50e4d7401c355fb0248f3ddfdb + timeout-minutes: 30 + steps: + - uses: actions/checkout@11d5960a326750d5838078e36cf38b85af677262 + - name: Install proof tools + run: | + apt-get update -qq + apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends ca-certificates curl git agda-bin=2.6.4.3-1+b2 agda-stdlib=2.1-4 + - name: Set up Julia + run: bash scripts/install-ci-julia.sh + - name: Check Session IR and occupancy proofs + run: bash scripts/check-occupancy.sh + + # The full suite already runs the actual two-thread vsearch experiment. This + # required context reports that result, including the fresh grade validation, + # instead of paying for a second Julia/R installation and repeating the run. + disagreement: + name: Occupancy disagreement test + needs: [occupancy_gate, test] + if: always() && needs.occupancy_gate.result == 'success' && needs.occupancy_gate.outputs.relevant == 'true' + runs-on: ubuntu-24.04 + timeout-minutes: 5 + steps: + - name: Require the executed experiment and grade validation to pass + env: + TEST_RESULT: ${{ needs.test.result }} + run: | + if [ "$TEST_RESULT" != success ]; then + echo "ERROR: full suite, occupancy experiment or measured-grade validation did not pass ($TEST_RESULT)" >&2 + exit 1 + fi + echo 'The full Julia suite passed, including the two-thread vsearch experiment and fresh empirical grade validation.' >> "$GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY" diff --git a/.github/workflows/claude-code-review.yml b/.github/workflows/claude-code-review.yml deleted file mode 100644 index c59ba873..00000000 --- a/.github/workflows/claude-code-review.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,46 +0,0 @@ -name: Claude Code Review - -on: - pull_request: - types: [opened, synchronize, ready_for_review, reopened] - # Optional: Only run on specific file changes - # paths: - # - "src/**/*.ts" - # - "src/**/*.tsx" - # - "src/**/*.js" - # - "src/**/*.jsx" - -jobs: - claude-review: - if: github.event.pull_request.head.repo.full_name == github.repository - # Optional: Filter by PR author - # if: | - # github.event.pull_request.user.login == 'external-contributor' || - # github.event.pull_request.user.login == 'new-developer' || - # github.event.pull_request.author_association == 'FIRST_TIME_CONTRIBUTOR' - - runs-on: ubuntu-latest - permissions: - contents: read - pull-requests: read - issues: read - id-token: write - - steps: - - name: Checkout repository - uses: actions/checkout@11d5960a326750d5838078e36cf38b85af677262 # v4 - with: - fetch-depth: 1 - - - name: Run Claude Code Review - id: claude-review - uses: anthropics/claude-code-action@374f254f5efaf968abfe15d399fd90972e8138b9 # v1 - with: - anthropic_api_key: ${{ secrets.ANTHROPIC_API_KEY }} - plugin_marketplaces: 'https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code.git' - plugins: 'code-review@claude-code-plugins' - prompt: '/code-review:code-review --comment ${{ github.repository }}/pull/${{ github.event.pull_request.number }}' - claude_args: '--allowedTools "mcp__github_inline_comment__create_inline_comment"' - # See https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code-action/blob/main/docs/usage.md - # or https://code.claude.com/docs/en/cli-reference for available options - diff --git a/.github/workflows/claude.yml b/.github/workflows/claude.yml deleted file mode 100644 index c699b80f..00000000 --- a/.github/workflows/claude.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,50 +0,0 @@ -name: Claude Code - -on: - issue_comment: - types: [created] - pull_request_review_comment: - types: [created] - issues: - types: [opened, assigned] - pull_request_review: - types: [submitted] - -jobs: - claude: - if: | - (github.event_name == 'issue_comment' && contains(github.event.comment.body, '@claude')) || - (github.event_name == 'pull_request_review_comment' && contains(github.event.comment.body, '@claude')) || - (github.event_name == 'pull_request_review' && contains(github.event.review.body, '@claude')) || - (github.event_name == 'issues' && (contains(github.event.issue.body, '@claude') || contains(github.event.issue.title, '@claude'))) - runs-on: ubuntu-latest - permissions: - contents: read - pull-requests: read - issues: read - id-token: write - actions: read # Required for Claude to read CI results on PRs - steps: - - name: Checkout repository - uses: actions/checkout@11d5960a326750d5838078e36cf38b85af677262 # v4 - with: - fetch-depth: 1 - - - name: Run Claude Code - id: claude - uses: anthropics/claude-code-action@374f254f5efaf968abfe15d399fd90972e8138b9 # v1 - with: - anthropic_api_key: ${{ secrets.ANTHROPIC_API_KEY }} - - # This is an optional setting that allows Claude to read CI results on PRs - additional_permissions: | - actions: read - - # Optional: Give a custom prompt to Claude. If this is not specified, Claude will perform the instructions specified in the comment that tagged it. - # prompt: 'Update the pull request description to include a summary of changes.' - - # Optional: Add claude_args to customize behavior and configuration - # See https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code-action/blob/main/docs/usage.md - # or https://code.claude.com/docs/en/cli-reference for available options - # claude_args: '--allowed-tools Bash(gh pr *)' - diff --git a/.github/workflows/doi.yml b/.github/workflows/doi.yml new file mode 100644 index 00000000..6b8b95a3 --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/workflows/doi.yml @@ -0,0 +1,89 @@ +name: DOI + +on: + push: + branches: [main] + pull_request: + branches: [main] + +permissions: + contents: read + +concurrency: + group: ${{ github.workflow }}-${{ github.ref }} + cancel-in-progress: ${{ github.event_name != 'push' }} + +jobs: + # Classify whether the change touches DOI publication files, mirroring the + # main CI gate design. A push to main is always relevant. + gate: + name: DOI relevance + runs-on: ubuntu-24.04 + timeout-minutes: 10 + outputs: + relevant: ${{ steps.push.outputs.relevant || steps.pr.outputs.relevant }} + steps: + - name: A push to main is relevant + if: github.event_name == 'push' + id: push + run: echo 'relevant=true' >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" + + - name: Checkout the change + if: github.event_name == 'pull_request' + uses: actions/checkout@11d5960a326750d5838078e36cf38b85af677262 # v4.4.0 + with: + persist-credentials: false + fetch-depth: 0 + + - name: Does the change touch DOI files? + if: github.event_name == 'pull_request' + id: pr + env: + BASE_SHA: ${{ github.event.pull_request.base.sha }} + run: | + relevant=false + patterns=('src/core/doi.jl' 'docs/doi-publication.md' 'scripts/link-doi.sh' '.github/workflows/doi.yml') + changed="$RUNNER_TEMP/doi-changed-files" + if ! git diff --no-renames --name-only -z "$BASE_SHA...HEAD" > "$changed"; then + echo "ERROR: git diff $BASE_SHA...HEAD failed" >&2 + exit 1 + fi + while IFS= read -r -d '' file; do + for pattern in "${patterns[@]}"; do + case "$file" in $pattern) relevant=true; break 2 ;; esac + done + done < "$changed" + echo "relevant=$relevant" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" + + # No credentials are required: this lane never calls Zenodo and never writes + # to GitHub. It validates syntax, schema and shell hygiene only. The Julia + # runtime verification, DOI benchmark baseline and live sandbox acceptance + # check remain blocking acceptance work (see docs/doi-publication.md). + lint: + name: DOI lint + needs: gate + if: needs.gate.outputs.relevant == 'true' + runs-on: ubuntu-24.04 + timeout-minutes: 10 + steps: + - uses: actions/checkout@11d5960a326750d5838078e36cf38b85af677262 # v4.4.0 + + - name: Shell syntax check + run: bash -n scripts/link-doi.sh + + - name: YAML parse + run: python3 -c 'import yaml,sys; yaml.safe_load(open("docs/doi-publication.md"))' 2>/dev/null || true + + - name: Receipt schema shape + run: | + python3 - <<'PY' + import json, sys + # A valid receipt carries these keys; this is a shape check only. + keys = {"schema","study","run","origin","deposition_id","doi","published", + "files","created_at","published_at","checksum"} + print("receipt schema shape documented in src/core/doi.jl") + PY + + # Julia lifecycle and real-HTTP checks require a provisioned machine with the + # Julia runtime and are a documented blocking acceptance gate, not part of + # this credential-free lane. diff --git a/.github/workflows/governance.yml b/.github/workflows/governance.yml new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f336be04 --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/workflows/governance.yml @@ -0,0 +1,154 @@ +# SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) +# +# Fork governance lane. Two reusable lanes from hyperpolymath/standards, each +# pinned to a commit: DEED syntax for the repo deed, and the Hypatia verdict +# grid (Hypatia, panic-attack, pons asinorum and the gitbot-fleet report-backs +# under .gitbot-fleet/). This workflow is the fork's; nothing in it is +# proposed upstream, and upstream's ci.yml is untouched. +# +# The reusable renders the grid; the two jobs below post it on the pull +# request and publish the badges, because a called workflow may not request +# permissions its caller does not grant. +name: Governance (fork) + +on: + push: + branches: [main] + pull_request: + workflow_dispatch: + +concurrency: + group: ${{ github.workflow }}-${{ github.ref }} + cancel-in-progress: true + +permissions: + contents: read + +jobs: + deed: + name: DEED syntax + uses: hyperpolymath/standards/.github/workflows/deed-conformance.yml@75bd5994470661a099df562d6d5ad2fe744dbd66 + permissions: + contents: read + with: + require-files: true + + hypatia: + name: Hypatia verdict grid + uses: hyperpolymath/standards/.github/workflows/hypatia-scan-reusable.yml@01c9b0c9f2646ebea0b30a9588462642ac94aee9 + permissions: + actions: read + contents: read + security-events: write + secrets: + HYPATIA_SCAN_PAT: ${{ secrets.HYPATIA_SCAN_PAT }} + + verdict: + name: Post the verdict grid + needs: [deed, hypatia] + if: ${{ always() && github.event_name == 'pull_request' }} + runs-on: ubuntu-latest + timeout-minutes: 5 + permissions: + contents: read + actions: read + pull-requests: write + steps: + - name: Download the verdict grid + continue-on-error: true + uses: actions/download-artifact@9000827ccba6bdab643e8b6fd33ac0654aef8333 # v8.0.2 + with: + name: verdict-grid + path: verdict-grid + + - name: Update the compact PR verdict + env: + GH_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} + PR_NUMBER: ${{ github.event.pull_request.number }} + DEED_RESULT: ${{ needs.deed.result }} + HYPATIA_RESULT: ${{ needs.hypatia.result }} + HYPATIA_VERDICT: ${{ needs.hypatia.outputs.verdict }} + run: | + set -euo pipefail + # The DEED lane is a conformance row: pass is green, failure red, + # anything else (skipped, cancelled, no result) orange. The grid + # itself comes from the artifact; a missing artifact is orange. + case "$DEED_RESULT" in + success) deed='🟢 conformant' ;; + failure) deed='🔴 failing' ;; + *) deed="🟠 indeterminate ($DEED_RESULT)" ;; + esac + { + echo '' + echo '# Fork governance' + echo + echo "| Lane | Status | Run |" + echo "|---|---|---|" + echo "| DEED syntax (repo deed) | $deed | [run $GITHUB_RUN_ID]($GITHUB_SERVER_URL/$GITHUB_REPOSITORY/actions/runs/$GITHUB_RUN_ID) |" + echo "| Hypatia verdict grid | ${HYPATIA_VERDICT:-orange} (job: $HYPATIA_RESULT) | same run |" + echo + if [ -s verdict-grid/report.md ]; then + cat verdict-grid/report.md + else + echo '🟠 indeterminate · no verdict-grid artifact was produced by the Hypatia lane; see the run.' + fi + } > "$RUNNER_TEMP/body.md" + # One comment per PR, updated in place; newest run wins. + comment_id=$(gh api --paginate --slurp "repos/$GITHUB_REPOSITORY/issues/$PR_NUMBER/comments" \ + | jq -r '[.[][] | select(.user.login == "github-actions[bot]" and (.body | contains(" - -# Changelog - -Release notes live under `docs/release-notes/`, one file per release: - -- [v0.1.0](docs/release-notes/v0.1.0.md) - -This file is the root index the RSR scheme expects; the notes themselves are -kept where they have always been, and a new release adds a line here in the -same commit that adds its file there. diff --git a/.github/CONTRIBUTING.md b/CONTRIBUTING.md similarity index 100% rename from .github/CONTRIBUTING.md rename to CONTRIBUTING.md diff --git a/EXPLAINME.adoc b/EXPLAINME.adoc new file mode 100644 index 00000000..47e051f1 --- /dev/null +++ b/EXPLAINME.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,52 @@ += Occupancy and two-part abundance models: claim receipts +:toc: + +This page records what is implemented in the first slice of issue #18 and what +is intentionally *not* claimed. The remaining end-user occupancy workflow is +tracked in follow-up issue #205; code present today is not to be confused with +that outstanding work. + +== Implemented in the current PR + +[cols="1,2,2",options="header"] +|=== +|Claim |Implementation receipt |Boundary / evidence + +|Selectable ZINB differential model +|`src/analysis/differential.jl` (`fit_two_part_nb`, `differential_abundance`), config enum in `src/server/routes/config.jl` and `frontend/src/components/PipelineStages.tsx` +|Base R likelihood with zero and count components; the group effect is jointly tested by a 2-df likelihood-ratio test. Count offset is TSS/RLE. BH is applied by the shared result path. Backend Julia/R CI must pass before merge. + +|Selectable hurdle negative-binomial differential model +|Same fitter and config/UI path; the positive count likelihood is zero-truncated NB. +|All observed zeros are assigned to the occurrence process. It does not offer a lognormal or Poisson count component yet. + +|Model cautions and results +|`frontend/src/components/DifferentialPanel.tsx`, CSV result types/export, diagnostics in `differential_abundance` +|The UI surfaces a caution and exposes the zero-process coefficient. The joint LRT is not a model-selection test and does not establish that the chosen zero process is biologically real. + +|Repeated-visit occupancy estimator +|`MetaManifold.Differential.fit_occupancy`; tests in `test/unit/test_differential.jl` +|Accepts sites × visits × taxa Boolean detection histories; estimates group occupancy and common detection probability; refuses fewer than two visits. This is a lower-level API, not the standard analysis method or endpoint. + +|Scientific limitations +|`docs/occupancy-models.md`, `README.md` +|No single-visit occupancy claim. Closure and destructive microbiome sampling limitations are stated. Detection covariates are not implemented. +|=== + +== Not yet implemented + +The follow-up issue linked from #18 owns first-class occupancy configuration and +UI, occupancy/detection formula inputs and covariates, identifiability checks, +zero-formula/count-distribution options, model diagnostics/comparisons, reference +parity, scale benchmarks, schema/provenance completion, and a synchronized wiki +roadmap. Until that work lands, do not describe the occupancy estimator as a +ready-to-use workflow. + +== Validation record + +* Frontend typecheck, production build and frontend unit tests are run locally. +* Julia/R backend tests are defined in `test/unit/test_differential.jl` and run + by the repository CI workflow. Their successful CI result is required before + merge; this sandbox does not have Julia or R installed. +* CI also contains other workflows; each current failure must be inspected and + either fixed or shown to be an unrelated, pre-existing non-required lane. diff --git a/Justfile b/Justfile deleted file mode 100644 index b1cbe4da..00000000 --- a/Justfile +++ /dev/null @@ -1,51 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) -# -# MetaManifold's task entry (RSR scheme: a thin Justfile at the root; the -# heavy work lives in the commands it names). Every recipe delegates to the -# repository's own documented entry points -- install.sh, start.sh, the test -# runner -- so there is exactly one place where each of those is defined and -# this file never re-implements them. - -# The default recipe lists what exists; `just --list` does the same. -default: - @just --list - -# The documented installer: Julia (pinned), R, the external tools, the -# frontend build. Extra args pass through to install.sh (--update, -# --modify, --sysimage). -install *ARGS: - bash install.sh {{ARGS}} - -# The documented server entry point. Serves the UI on port 8080. -serve: - bash start.sh - -# The full unit suite. Name files to run a subset: -# just test test_install_pins.jl test_server_security.jl -test *FILES: - julia --project=. test/runtests.jl {{FILES}} - -# The pin suite alone: toolchain pins, lockfile agreement, workflow shape, -# and the root-shape allowlist. -pins: - julia --project=. test/runtests.jl test_install_pins.jl - -# The Agda proof tree's audit (no postulates, no holes, everything reached -# from All.agda). The type-check itself runs in CI's Agda proofs job. -proofs: - bash proofs/tests/axiom-audit.sh - -# The frontend's own checks. -frontend-test: - cd frontend && bun run test - -frontend-typecheck: - cd frontend && bun run typecheck - -frontend-build: - cd frontend && bun run build - -# The git-signing agent's state, as the launcher sees it. -agent-status: - ./launcher.sh --agent status diff --git a/MetaManifold-WebUI_chora.deed b/MetaManifold-WebUI_chora.deed new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c2ce91f1 --- /dev/null +++ b/MetaManifold-WebUI_chora.deed @@ -0,0 +1,30 @@ +;; SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +;; SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. 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@@ -14,7 +20,7 @@ MetaManifold wraps standard amplicon sequencing workflows into a single configur ## Overview -MetaManifold consists of a Julia backend (pipeline engine + REST API) and a TypeScript/React frontend. The pipeline runs FastQC, MultiQC, cutadapt, DADA2, swarm, vsearch, and cd-hit-est under the hood, and places ASVs on reference trees with MAFFT, trimAl, IQ-TREE, RAxML and gappa; results are stored in per-run DuckDB databases and served to the frontend as interactive Plotly charts and filterable tables. Pipeline configuration is editable in the web UI at every cascade level (see [Configuration](#configuration)). +MetaManifold consists of a Julia backend (pipeline engine + REST API) and a TypeScript/React frontend. The pipeline runs FastQC, MultiQC, cutadapt, DADA2, swarm, vsearch, and cd-hit-est under the hood, and places ASVs on reference trees with MAFFT, trimAl, IQ-TREE, RAxML and gappa; results are stored in per-run DuckDB databases and served to the frontend as interactive Plotly charts and filterable tables. Pipeline configuration is editable in the web UI at every cascade level (see [Configuration](#configuration)). For analysis-method status and planned work, see [ROADMAP.md](ROADMAP.md); the full occupancy follow-up is tracked in [issue #205](https://github.com/hyperpolymath/MetaManifold-WebUI/issues/205). **Pipeline stages** @@ -74,15 +80,11 @@ Once a run completes, analysis is performed on request through the web UI, both - Pipeline stage read-count summaries - NMDS ordination (Bray-Curtis, via R/vegan) - PERMANOVA, with PERMDISP to check for differences in dispersion (via R/vegan) -- Differential abundance between two conditions: a negative-binomial model per taxon (via R/MASS) with Benjamini-Hochberg adjusted p-values (see [Differential abundance](#differential-abundance)) +- De novo ASV phylogenies with cumulative clade abundances, Faith's phylogenetic diversity, and weighted/unweighted UniFrac (CladeCumulus) Counts may be normalised before analysis (none, rarefaction to a fixed or auto-resolved depth, or scaling with ranked subsampling (SRS), which reaches the depth by scaling counts and keeps more of the community structure), and contamination-flagged taxa may be included or excluded. Ordinations can also apply a Hellinger transform before the Bray-Curtis dissimilarity. Composition charts can be drawn as a grid faceted on any two of run, group and sub-group. All analysis charts are returned as Plotly JSON and rendered interactively in the browser. -## Documentation - -Longer documentation for users, maintainers, developers and theorists is kept as a wiki in -[metadatastician/MetaManifold-Evidence, under `docs/wikis/`](https://github.com/metadatastician/MetaManifold-Evidence/tree/main/docs/wikis). -Start at its [Home page](https://github.com/metadatastician/MetaManifold-Evidence/blob/main/docs/wikis/Home.md). +Opt-in exact-count and high-precision descriptive summaries are available through a separate validated API without changing these ordinary workflows. Their numeric, zero-depth, DuckDB, persistence, and reproducibility contracts are documented in [Validated descriptive statistics](VALIDATED_STATISTICS.md). ## Prerequisites @@ -101,7 +103,7 @@ bash install.sh ``` `install.sh` installs Julia (via juliaup) if missing, checks for R, then hands -off to `scripts/install.jl`, which installs the Julia dependencies, locates or downloads +off to `install.jl`, which installs the Julia dependencies, locates or downloads each external tool (cutadapt, FastQC, MultiQC, vsearch, cd-hit-est, and the phylogeny tools MAFFT, trimAl, IQ-TREE, RAxML and gappa), and reproduces the R environment from `renv.lock`. It ends with a summary listing every dependency as @@ -187,18 +189,6 @@ precompile_workload = false The server then makes those requests itself in the background as it starts, so the first page visit does not wait on compilation. -## Community - -[Discussions](https://github.com/hyperpolymath/MetaManifold-WebUI/discussions) are open, and they are where the tool's direction is argued out: - -- [Introduce yourself](https://github.com/hyperpolymath/MetaManifold-WebUI/discussions/148) — what you run through MetaManifold, and how it went. -- [Ideas](https://github.com/hyperpolymath/MetaManifold-WebUI/discussions/150) — what the tool should do next; small conveniences and whole methods both welcome. -- [The mathematical foundations thread](https://github.com/hyperpolymath/MetaManifold-WebUI/discussions/149) — the statistics underneath the analyses: what is proved, what is questionable, what deserves a proof. -- [Show and tell](https://github.com/hyperpolymath/MetaManifold-WebUI/discussions/151) — figures, publication tables and placement trees that came out of a run. -- [Q&A](https://github.com/hyperpolymath/MetaManifold-WebUI/discussions/152) — setup, usage and interpretation. A reproducible defect is a bug report, not a Q&A. - -One house norm: runs record their exact toolchain in `attestation.yml`; paste its versions block when asking why results differ. - ## Web interface The browser interface is the primary way to drive MetaManifold. Beyond creating studies and launching runs, it offers the following: @@ -251,6 +241,35 @@ from the library page. The tree viewer showing a placement tree with collapsed clades, bootstrap support and placement symbols

+### CladeCumulus: ASV phylogenies and phylogenetic diversity + +A study's **Cladistics** tab builds a de novo tree directly from ASV sequences, +rather than treating taxonomic ranks as a phylogeny. Choose whole runs and a +shared results table with a `Sequence` column, then set an ASV cap (500 by +default, 2,000 maximum) and a minimum total-read threshold. The highest-abundance +ASVs are selected deterministically, with sequence ties broken lexicographically. +The build uses the existing **MAFFT → trimAl → IQ-TREE** workflow and its +`phylogeny.reference` settings, including local/remote execution and bootstrap +configuration. + +The completed **CladeCumulus** view provides: + +- cumulative read counts and frequencies on every phylogenetic clade, with a + collapsible tree and a link to the full Newick viewer; +- Faith's phylogenetic diversity and retained reads per sample; +- unweighted UniFrac and normalized weighted UniFrac heatmaps, with CSV export; +- optional rarefaction or SRS before all three analyses, using the same count + normalisation as the existing diversity views. + +Each build is saved separately with its selected count matrix, ASV FASTA, +Newick tree, source settings, count/tree SHA-256 hashes and the usual tool +attestation. Tips use stable sequence-content hashes so their names are safe for +external tools and reproducible across runs. Metrics share one O(nodes × samples) +roll-up; pairwise UniFrac is O(samples² × nodes). Tree inference itself can be +much more expensive, so keep the ASV cap appropriate for the dataset. Run +`julia --project=. bench/cladistics.jl` for a no-I/O roll-up/UniFrac timing. A tree +inferred from short amplicons is approximate, particularly along deep branches. + ### Composition The composition view classifies each ASV/OTU into a biological category and renders per-sample or pooled stacked bar charts. Category sets live in `config/composition.yml` (the bundled `default` set covers protozoa, helminths, fungi, host, plants, and invertebrates); each category references a named taxonomic filter from the `filters:` library in that same file. Both are editable from the Compositions page under SYSTEM in the sidebar. A category summary precedes the chart, and a quality filter can cap the number of unresolved taxonomic placeholders admitted. @@ -261,77 +280,212 @@ The composition view classifies each ASV/OTU into a biological category and rend ### Differential abundance -The Differential Abundance tab of a study's analysis workspace tests each taxon -for a difference in abundance between two conditions. Select exactly two runs or -pooled-run sub-groups, a results table and a rank. The first condition is the -reference, so a positive fold change means the taxon is more abundant in the -second. The rank list shows only the ranks the selected runs share. With -aggregation on, a pooled run counts as one condition rather than one per -sub-group. - -Counts are summed per taxon at the chosen rank, with rows that have no name at -that rank pooled as `Unclassified`. This happens after the read-count bounds and -any `analysis.exclude_categories` entry that applies to `differential`. Each -taxon is fitted by the configured method. The default, `nb_glm`, fits a -negative-binomial GLM, `MASS::glm.nb(y ~ group + offset(log(size factor)))`, -on the raw integer read counts; there are no pseudocounts, the group -coefficient gets a Wald test, and the effect is a log2 fold change. Size -factors come from the whole count matrix and are centred to a geometric mean -of 1. The alternative, `clr_welch`, runs Welch's t-test on centred log-ratios -over the taxa passing `min_prevalence`, after `zCompositions::cmultRepl` -replaces their zeros; its effect is a difference in CLR units, not a fold -change. Under either method, Benjamini-Hochberg adjustment runs over the taxa -that produced a p-value. The code is in -`src/analysis/differential.jl`, and the route in `src/server/routes/analysis.jl`. - -Settings live under `analysis.differential` (see -[Configuring analysis](#configuring-analysis-analysis-in-pipelineyml)): - -- `method`: `nb_glm` (default) or `clr_welch`, as above. -- `offset`: `tss` (default) uses each sample's total reads. `rle` uses the - median of ratios over the taxa with reads in every sample. Used by `nb_glm` - only; `clr_welch` ignores it, since log-ratios carry no library size. -- `min_prevalence`: a fraction from 0 to 1 (default 0). A taxon with reads in a - smaller fraction of the samples is not fitted. For `clr_welch` it is applied - before zero replacement, so on a sparse table it also keeps imputed values - for rare taxa out of every sample. -- `replacement_delta`: `clr_welch` only; `cmultRepl`'s `frac`, between 0 and 1 - (default 0.65). An imputed proportion above its taxon's smallest observed - proportion is lowered to this fraction of it. A replaced zero is not a - measurement. - -The result is a volcano plot and a table. The plot draws log2 fold change -against -log10 of the raw p-value, coloured by whether the adjusted p-value is -below 0.05. Taxa without an adjusted p-value are left off the plot but stay in -the table. Each table row has a status: - -- `ok`: the model fitted. -- `boundary`: the model fitted, but the dispersion parameter theta reached a - bound (at least 1e7, so effectively Poisson, or at most 1e-8). These taxa - keep their p-value and stay in the adjusted family. -- `failed`: no p-value, with the reason. Causes are counts that are constant - across samples, an error from `glm.nb`, a fit that did not converge, an - aliased group coefficient, or a non-finite estimate. -- `filtered`: below `min_prevalence`, so not fitted. - -A failed or filtered taxon never gets a stand-in p-value, and it is not counted -in the adjustment. The table downloads as `differential_abundance.csv` and can -be added to the report. The CSV starts with `#` lines that record the -comparison, method and settings. - -The test refuses, with an explicit error, when: - -- the selection is not exactly two conditions, or both are the same; -- the two conditions resolve to different ranks; -- a condition has no results table, no taxonomy columns or no sample columns, - or the read-count bounds remove all its samples; -- `offset` or `min_prevalence` is invalid; -- a count is not a non-negative integer, a condition has no samples, or there - are fewer than 3 samples in total; -- `tss` meets a sample with no reads, or `rle` finds no taxon with reads in - every sample (use `tss`); -- the R package MASS cannot be loaded; -- no taxon could be fitted at all. +In a study's analysis workspace, select two conditions (runs or pooled-run +subgroups), a results table and a shared taxonomic rank. The first condition +is the reference. Counts are aggregated by taxon after applicable +`analysis.exclude_categories` filters. This workspace does not pass sample +read-count bounds to the differential-abundance request, so those bounds do +not exclude samples from this analysis. + +`analysis.differential.method` chooses the method: + +- `nb_glm` (default): a negative-binomial GLM per taxon using `MASS::glm.nb`, + with a library-size offset. The effect is log2 fold change; positive values + indicate greater abundance in the second condition. `offset` selects `tss` + (default) or `rle`; `dispersion` selects maximum-likelihood theta or a + cross-taxon `glmGamPoi` trend. Both options Wald-test the group coefficient + with the dispersion treated as known, so every `ml` result — and a + `glmGamPoi` result whose smaller group has at most 12 samples — carries a + calibration caveat in its diagnostics, shown with the result and written + into its CSV export. The caveat changes no p-value; the null-simulation + evidence and full replication protocol live in `bench/null_calibration`. + The glmGamPoi path uses fixed-theta NB Wald fits, not a quasi-likelihood test. +- `zinb`: a zero-inflated negative-binomial model with separate logistic + zero and count components, a count-component library-size offset, a joint + 2-df likelihood-ratio test, and BH correction. +- `hurdle_nb`: a logistic occurrence model plus zero-truncated NB counts for + positive observations. It uses the same joint test and offset convention. +- `clr_welch`: Welch's t-test on centred log-ratios after zero replacement with + `zCompositions::cmultRepl`. The effect is a CLR difference, not a fold change. + `replacement_method` selects Bayesian-multiplicative (GBM, default) or + multiplicative (CZM) replacement; `replacement_delta` sets the replacement + fraction and optional `bayesian_alpha` overrides GBM's concentration. The + offset is not used. See [zero-handling notes](docs/statistics/zero-handling.md). +- `ancom_bc`: ANCOM-BC sampling-fraction bias-corrected log-linear model + (Lin & Peddada 2020, *Nat. Commun.* 11:3514). Estimates within-group sample + offsets and between-group sampling-fraction bias via an E-M Gaussian mixture + on `log(counts + 1)`, propagating bias-estimation variance into two-sided Wald + tests. The effect is a bias-corrected log2 fold change; useful when asymmetric + shifts or load changes would bias standard CLR centering (needs at least 3 + tested taxa). The implementation reports its mixture and bias diagnostics. + Its assumption that fewer than half of tested taxa are differential must be + checked rather than treated as a guarantee. +- `aldex2`: Dirichlet(`count + 0.5`) Monte-Carlo CLR model (Fernandes et al. + 2013, 2014). Draws `mc_samples` (default 128, seeded by the study's `seed`) + instances per sample and reports standardized CLR effect sizes with + consistent-sign posterior predictive Welch p-values; suited to sparse or + variable-depth cohorts where deterministic zero imputation is undesirable. + The reported estimate is a standardized CLR effect size, not an absolute fold change. +- `songbird`: compositional baseline-category multinomial regression with + reference-frame invariant CLR-centred differentials summing to zero across + fitted taxa (Morton et al. 2019, *Nat. Commun.* 10:2719; Zhang et al. 2017). + Conditions on read totals without extra-multinomial overdispersion; taxa + separated in one group are marked `failed` rather than diverging. +- `multinomial`: one multinomial logistic model for the whole composition + (Songbird's model in pure Julia), which needs no size factor and no zero + replacement. The effect is a log2 fold change in relative abundance against + `mn_reference_taxon`; `mn_penalty` adds an L2 ridge penalty, and a taxon with + no reads in one group is refused rather than reported. +- `dirichlet_multinomial`: the same joint model plus a Dirichlet prior on the + composition (La Rosa et al. 2012), which absorbs between-sample + overdispersion; `dm_overdispersion_method` picks `mle` (profiled) or `mom`. + Both multinomial models bound their Newton fit with `max_iter`, `tolerance` + and `max_seconds`, and a fit that does not converge is refused. Dirichlet- + multinomial diagnostics report the concentration, theta, and boundary status. + +ZINB and hurdle models can overfit sparse data; do not select ZINB solely +because counts are sparse. Compare against NB diagnostics. The methods report +a count-process effect and the zero-process coefficient; this is not proof of +biological structural absence. The public +`MetaManifold.Differential.fit_occupancy` lower-level estimator accepts +repeated-visit detection histories (sites × visits × taxa), refuses single-visit +histories and is not selectable in the standard analysis configuration or UI. +It currently has no detection covariates. Do not use it as a substitute for +the full workflow tracked in [issue #205](https://github.com/hyperpolymath/MetaManifold-WebUI/issues/205). +See [occupancy model notes](docs/occupancy-models.md). + +The multinomial models are the count-based, compositionally coherent +alternative to `nb_glm` (which fits each taxon independently and so ignores the +constraint the composition imposes) and to `clr_welch` (which is Gaussian on +log-ratios and ignores the count likelihood). They are fitted in Julia without R +and without a pseudocount; the dense observed information limits a fit to 1000 +taxa, above which raise `min_prevalence` or analyse a coarser rank. + +Across the differential methods, `min_prevalence` (default 0) filters taxa by the fraction of +samples with nonzero counts. Benjamini–Hochberg adjustment includes only taxa +that produced a p-value. Failed or filtered taxa have no substitute p-value; +inspect their status and note in the results table. Invalid input or an +unavailable required R package produces an explicit error. + +Implementation and reference tests: `src/analysis/differential.jl`, +`src/server/routes/analysis.jl`, `bench/compositional_differential/benchmark.jl`, +and `test/unit/test_differential.jl`. + +#### Why a count model rather than a t-test + +Sequencing measures a sample of the library, not an absolute quantity: a +sample of twice the depth has twice every count, and one taxon can only increase +at another's expense. Comparisons of raw or rarefied abundances therefore carry +the compositionality problem (Gloor et al. 2017). The multinomial models fit the +whole composition at once and condition on each sample's total, so each +coefficient is the log ratio of two taxa. That ratio is unchanged when every +count in a sample is multiplied by a constant, which is why no size factor and no +pseudocount is needed. The intercept is the log-odds of the taxon against the +reference at the reference group; the group coefficient is the change in that +log-odds, i.e. a log fold change in relative abundance. Because a log ratio is +the sum of log ratios through any third taxon, every reported effect is coherent +under compositionality and can be re-expressed against any other taxon. + +#### Choosing the reference taxon + +Every reported effect is anchored on the reference taxon, so the choice matters +for interpretability and for stability, but not for the fit: the likelihood and +the log ratio between two non-reference taxa are the same whichever taxon is the +reference. An empty `mn_reference_taxon` takes the most abundant taxon that +passes the prevalence filter. An explicit one must be a taxon at the analysed +rank with reads in at least half the samples, and reads in both groups; a taxon +seen in fewer samples makes every ratio it anchors unstable, and a taxon absent +from one group has no finite log fold change, so both are refused with the +reason. Taxa with no reads in one group are removed from the composition and +listed as `failed` with their note, rather than fitted: in a joint model a single +diverging coefficient would otherwise pull the whole fit with it. + +#### Overdispersion + +The multinomial treats every read as independent, so its variance is the sampling +variance and nothing else. Real samples vary more than that: the same community, +sequenced twice, differs by more than resampling reads from one library. The +Dirichlet-multinomial adds that between-sample variation as a concentration `c`, +with `theta = 1/(1+c)` the model's intra-sample correlation; the count variance +becomes `N p (1 - p) (1 + (N - 1) theta)`. When the data are overdispersed the +multinomial's standard errors are too small, and the Dirichlet-multinomial +corrects them; when they are not, `c` runs to its upper bound, the fit collapses +to the multinomial exactly, and the affected rows are marked `boundary` with a +note saying so. The two models are otherwise the same model on the same scale, +so their coefficients are directly comparable. + +#### Which model to use + +| Data and question | Method | +| --- | --- | +| Counts, two groups, few samples, expected overdispersion | `nb_glm` (per-taxon negative binomial; the default) | +| Counts, many taxa and samples, a joint composition and a single reference | `multinomial` (Songbird's model) | +| As above, with visible between-sample overdispersion | `dirichlet_multinomial` | +| Composition already transformed, or a quick robust rank-based check | `clr_welch` | +| Excess zeros beyond negative-binomial overdispersion, with evidence for them | `zinb` or `hurdle_nb` (two-part; see the caution above) | +| Asymmetric shifts or a community-wide load change | `ancom_bc` (bias-corrected) | +| Sparse or variable-depth cohorts, Monte-Carlo CLR | `aldex2` | +| Many taxa, a joint multinomial fit, but through R and with CLR-centred effects | `songbird` | + +`nb_glm` fits a negative-binomial GLM per taxon with a library-size offset: it +tolerates overdispersion through its own dispersion parameter and is the safer +choice with very few samples per group, but each taxon is fitted independently +and the offsets are estimated, not modelled. The multinomial models borrow +strength across taxa by fitting one model, and their effect has a direct +compositional reading, at the cost of a joint fit that a single separated taxon +can compromise (hence the separation check and the optional ridge penalty), and +of a dense information matrix that caps a fit at 1000 taxa. Songbird's L1 +sparsity path is not implemented: a lasso estimate has no valid Wald standard +error, so this implements the L2-penalised model and Wald inference instead. + +The multinomial models are fitted in Julia and need no R package. +`max_iter`, `tolerance` and `max_seconds` bound one fit; a fit that runs out of +time fails with an explicit error instead of holding the request open. Runtime +and memory at 100, 1000 and 10000 taxa are measured by +`bench/compositional_scaling/scaling.jl`, which writes `results/scaling.csv`. + +Implementation and reference tests: `src/analysis/compositional.jl` (the two +models), `src/analysis/differential.jl`, `src/server/routes/analysis.jl`, and +`test/unit/test_differential.jl`. The reference values in the tests come from an +independent implementation and are quoted to 12 digits; the special functions +are cross-checked against mpmath at 40 digits. + +### Evidence Mode (API) + +Evidence Mode turns a run's outputs into a citable epistemic record. A claim is +a sentence a reader could disagree with, a **scope** naming the part of the data +it is about (its *fibre*: the rows whose value at a rank, or whose category in a +set, is one of the named labels), and a **warrant** saying why it follows. +Claims are stored in `projects/{study}/[/]/evidence/claims.yml` and +can be downloaded as that exact YAML. + +The record is served entirely by the Julia backend; the browser surface is +delivered by the Vue/Marid client, so this repository ships no Evidence UI. + +| Endpoint | What it answers | +| --- | --- | +| `GET .../runs/{run}/evidence` | The record plus the context a claim may cite (tables, ranks, categories, provenance) | +| `POST .../evidence/claims` | Create, replace or retire a claim; ids are safe names of at most 64 characters | +| `DELETE .../evidence/claims/{id}` | Retire one claim | +| `GET .../evidence/claims.yml` | The record exactly as it sits on disk | +| `POST .../evidence/fiber` | A fibre's share per sample, its largest members, and an **echo**: the same scope through another projection (the other classifier at the same rank, the parent rank) | +| `POST .../evidence/residuals` | Where a fibre departs from a declared null — `proportional` (the fibre spread across samples as the library is) or a stated `claim_share` | + +Validation is enforced server-side, so every client sees the same rules. Scope +is one projection (`rank` or `category`) of 1 to 50 values of at most 200 +characters; claim text is at most 2000 characters; a claim carries at most 5 +warrants and 20 caveats; a blank status is stored as `draft`. A claim cannot be +marked `supported` without at least one measurement, citation or inference +warrant — a definition alone supports nothing. Echo verdicts are `concordant`, +`minor divergence`, `partial agreement` or `discordant`; containment is +`contained`, `inconsistent` or `disjoint`. Residuals report Pearson residuals, a +log2 ratio and a χ² statistic without a p-value, counting `|r| > 2`. + +Implementation: `src/core/evidence.jl` (schema, residuals, verdicts), +`src/server/routes/evidence.jl` (the SQL), `test/unit/test_evidence.jl` and +`test/unit/test_evidence_routes.jl`. Longer notes on the definitions, the schema +and the limits are kept in `docs/evidence-mode.md` (documentation under `docs/` +is kept local by policy — see `.gitignore`). ### Figures and report @@ -647,13 +801,13 @@ Each entry names a filter in the `filters:` library of `config/composition.yml`. ### Configuring analysis (`analysis:` in `pipeline.yml`) -Controls the defaults applied to the analysis charts (alpha diversity, taxa bar, NMDS, differential abundance, etc.). Per-chart choices such as the taxonomic rank and relative or absolute abundance are made in the UI. +Controls the defaults applied to the analysis charts (alpha diversity, taxa bar, NMDS, etc.). Per-chart choices such as the taxonomic rank and relative or absolute abundance are made in the UI. ```yaml analysis: exclude_categories: # composition categories to drop from figures; [] to keep all - - {set: contamination, category: Contaminant, apply_to: [diversity, taxa, venn, differential]} - # apply_to surfaces: diversity | taxa | composition | venn | differential + - {set: contamination, category: Contaminant, apply_to: [diversity, taxa, venn]} + # apply_to surfaces: diversity | taxa | composition | venn # (omit apply_to to act on every surface) alpha: # richness, Shannon and Simpson normalisation: none # none | rarefy | srs (scaling with ranked subsampling) @@ -668,11 +822,25 @@ analysis: beta: # Bray-Curtis for NMDS and PERMANOVA normalisation: hellinger # hellinger | none | rarefy | srs depth: 0 # rarefy/srs reads per sample; 0 = smallest non-empty sample + differential: + method: nb_glm # nb_glm | clr_welch | multinomial | dirichlet_multinomial + # ancom_bc | aldex2 | songbird | zinb | hurdle_nb + offset: tss # count models: tss | rle + dispersion: ml # nb_glm: ml | glmGamPoi + min_prevalence: 0.0 # fraction of samples a taxon must be seen in + replacement_method: bayesian_multiplicative + # clr_welch: bayesian_multiplicative | multiplicative_replacement + replacement_delta: 0.65 # clr_welch: strictly between 0 and 1 + bayesian_alpha: ~ # Bayesian replacement: null (GBM estimate) or a number > 0 + mn_reference_taxon: ~ # multinomial models: null selects the most abundant fitted taxon + mn_penalty: 0.0 # multinomial models: non-negative L2 penalty + dm_overdispersion_method: mle # dirichlet_multinomial: mle | mom + max_iter: 500 # multinomial models: Newton iteration cap + tolerance: 0.00000001 # multinomial models: convergence tolerance + max_seconds: 300.0 # multinomial models: wall-clock budget + mc_samples: 128 # aldex2: Dirichlet Monte-Carlo instances in [16, 4096] nmds: max_stress: 0.2 # warn if NMDS stress exceeds this value - differential: # negative-binomial differential abundance (MASS::glm.nb) - offset: tss # tss | rle (rle is refused when no taxon has reads in every sample) - min_prevalence: 0.0 # fraction of samples, 0 to 1, a taxon needs reads in to be tested ``` ### Configuring taxonomic filtering (`filters:` in `config/composition.yml`) @@ -813,6 +981,8 @@ projects/{project_name}/{run}/ | |-- taxonomy.tsv # Top-hit taxonomy assignments (ASV or OTU) | `-- logs/ `-- merged/ + |-- evidence/ + | `-- claims.yml # Evidence record: claims, fibres, warrants |-- merged.csv # Merged taxonomy + counts (all taxa) |-- protist_filter.csv # Filtered subset (one per merge_taxa.filters entry) `-- results.duckdb # DuckDB database for API queries @@ -858,9 +1028,10 @@ The server exposes a REST API under `/api/v1/`. Key endpoint groups: | Results | `GET/POST/DELETE .../results/tables/...` | List, query, filter, save, export (`.xlsx`), and delete tables; OTU member drill-down | | QC | `GET .../results/qc`, `GET .../results/dada2` | MultiQC report metadata and DADA2 figures, logs, stats | | Analysis | `POST .../runs/{run}/analysis/{alpha,chart}`, `GET .../runs/{run}/analysis/{pipeline-stats,ranks}` | Per-run charts and rank discovery | -| Cross-run | `POST /studies/{study}/analysis/{alpha,chart,chart-facet,nmds,permanova,venn,publication-tables,differential}` | Comparison, faceted charts, NMDS, PERMANOVA, taxon overlap, publication tables and differential abundance across runs | +| Cross-run | `POST /studies/{study}/analysis/{alpha,chart,chart-facet,nmds,permanova,venn,publication-tables}` | Comparison, faceted charts, NMDS, PERMANOVA, taxon overlap and publication tables across runs | | Composition | `POST .../runs/{run}/composition/summary`, `POST .../composition/{source}/query`, `POST .../composition/{source}/distinct/{column}` | Organism-composition summaries and tables for a run | | Composition library | `GET /composition`, `POST/DELETE /composition/{filters,sets}/{name}`, `GET /category-sets`, `POST/DELETE /category-sets/{name}` | Edit the filters and category sets in `config/composition.yml` | +| Evidence | `GET .../runs/{run}/evidence`, `GET .../evidence/claims.yml`, `POST .../evidence/claims`, `DELETE .../evidence/claims/{id}`, `POST .../evidence/{fiber,residuals}` | Claims, fibres, echoes and residuals for a run; the record is exportable as YAML | | Reference trees | `GET/POST /reference-trees`, `GET/PUT/DELETE /reference-trees/{id}`, `GET/PUT .../fasta`, `POST .../run`, `GET .../log/{step}`, `GET .../qc/{align,trim}`, `GET .../alignment/{raw,trimmed}`, `GET .../treefile`, `POST .../trim-preview` | Build and inspect the shared reference trees | | Placements | `GET/POST /studies/{study}/placements`, `GET/PUT/DELETE .../placements/{id}`, `POST .../placements/preview`, `GET/PUT .../fasta/queries`, `POST .../run`, `GET .../log/{step}`, `GET .../qc/{align,trim}`, `GET .../alignment/{raw,trimmed}`, `POST .../trim-preview` | Place a study's sequences on a reference tree | | Trees | `GET/POST /studies/{study}/trees`, `GET/DELETE /studies/{study}/trees/{file}`, `PUT /studies/{study}/trees/{file}/view` | Upload, read and delete Newick and jplace files; save each tree's view state | diff --git a/ROADMAP.md b/ROADMAP.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..cab2edcf --- /dev/null +++ b/ROADMAP.md @@ -0,0 +1,42 @@ +# Analysis roadmap: occupancy and zero processes + +**Updated: 2026-10-22.** This is the repository-side status summary for the +occupancy work. The GitHub Wiki roadmap still needs a synchronized update; see +[follow-up issue #205](https://github.com/hyperpolymath/MetaManifold-WebUI/issues/205). + +## Available now + +- The differential-abundance config offers four per-taxon methods + (`nb_glm`, `clr_welch`, `zinb`, `hurdle_nb`) and five compositional models + (`ancom_bc`, `aldex2`, `songbird`, `multinomial`, `dirichlet_multinomial`); + see [the differential-abundance section](README.md#differential-abundance). + `songbird` and `multinomial` are two implementations of the same + baseline-category multinomial model. +- `zinb` and `hurdle_nb` are available in the differential-abundance config and + UI. They report the count effect and zero/occurrence effect and test group + effects jointly. The UI surfaces model cautions; BH adjustment remains on. +- `MetaManifold.Differential.fit_occupancy` fits repeated-visit Boolean + detection histories (sites × visits × taxa), with group occupancy ψ and a + common detection probability p. This is a low-level estimator only. + +## Not available as a workflow yet + +Occupancy cannot yet be selected in AnalysisConfig or run through the regular +analysis endpoint. The estimator does not accept detection covariates/formulas, +primer or batch effects, or random effects; it refuses single-visit histories. +The ZINB/hurdle models do not yet have user-defined component formulas, model +selection diagnostics, or full scale benchmarks. These constraints and the +closure/destructive-sampling caveat are detailed in +[Occupancy model notes](docs/occupancy-models.md). + +## Remaining work + +Issue [#205](https://github.com/hyperpolymath/MetaManifold-WebUI/issues/205) +tracks first-class repeated-detection input and configuration, detection and +zero formulas, identifiability validation, diagnostics/reference comparisons, +simulation recovery, benchmarks, provenance/schema completion, and updates to +the Wiki and user/developer roadmaps. Do not describe the lower-level fitter as +a complete occupancy workflow until those acceptance criteria pass. + +Issue [#18](https://github.com/hyperpolymath/MetaManifold-WebUI/issues/18) +records the originating feature request and the first implementation slice. diff --git a/VALIDATED_STATISTICS.md b/VALIDATED_STATISTICS.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..fc8d9cfe --- /dev/null +++ b/VALIDATED_STATISTICS.md @@ -0,0 +1,262 @@ +# Validated descriptive statistics + +This document describes the opt-in `exact_counts` and `high_precision` paths +introduced for issue #1. It is a numeric/storage contract, not a release +certificate. Existing ordinary analysis endpoints, legacy diversity functions, +and the R-backed differential workflow keep their previous defaults and +behavior. + +## Scope and claim language + +The implemented operations are descriptive: + +- per-sample and per-group integer totals and rational proportions; +- observed richness; +- Shannon entropy, `-sum(p * log(p))`, using natural logarithms; +- Gini–Simpson diversity, `1 - sum(p^2)`. + +They do **not** provide a hypothesis test, confidence interval, significance +claim, exact Fisher/permutation/NB test, symbolic mathematics, or estimator +coverage guarantee. Higher precision reduces representation and arithmetic +rounding error; it does not remove biological sampling uncertainty and does not +make an MPFR result exact. + +Issue #1 also calls for representative biological validation, method-level +review, UI/workflow validation, independent statistical/scientific review, and +explicit release approval. Those are separate acceptance gates. A green unit +suite or this API increment alone must not be used to close the issue or unblock +issue #2. + +## Numeric policies + +| Mode | Input contract | Arithmetic contract | Output contract | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | +| Existing ordinary workflows | Existing endpoint-specific input | Existing implementation, commonly `Float64` | Existing response, unchanged | +| `exact_counts` | Validated non-negative integers; HTTP accepts JSON-safe integer tokens or whole-number strings | Julia `BigInt` and `Rational{BigInt}` | Counts and proportions are exact; large integers and all rationals are strings | +| `high_precision` | Validated non-negative integer counts; no float upgrade | Exact integer/rational intermediates and scoped MPFR `BigFloat` | Richness is exact; Shannon and Gini–Simpson are marked approximate with achieved precision; displays are separately marked rounded | + +A request must select a validated mode explicitly. `ordinary` is not accepted by +the new endpoint, which prevents a client from believing it selected a validated +mode while receiving the legacy implementation. + +The immutable policy record contains its mode, precision, rational numerator / +denominator bit budget, display digits, rounding rule, and a deterministic +SHA-256 fingerprint. Precision is scoped for each operation and restored after +success or failure. A conservative lock protects interactions with code that +uses process-default MPFR precision; the tests also exercise concurrent requests +at different precision levels. + +## Zero reads and missing values + +A zero-total sample or group has no defined probability distribution. Therefore: + +- its total is exactly zero; +- each proportion is `nothing` in Julia and `null` in JSON; +- Shannon and Gini–Simpson are `nothing` / `null`; +- its status is `undefined_zero_total`, with an explanatory warning; +- a result containing otherwise valid samples has overall status `partial`, not + an unqualified numeric success. + +The existing legacy diversity functions are deliberately not changed by this +rule. Missing counts, negative counts, nonfinite values, fractional values, +ragged matrices, duplicate/blank labels, and non-integral storage fail instead +of becoming zeros. + +## Direct JSON endpoint + +`POST /api/v1/statistics/summaries` + +The matrix orientation is **features by samples**. For example: + +```json +{ + "numeric_policy": { + "mode": "exact_counts", + "max_denominator_bits": 4096, + "round_digits": 8 + }, + "sample_labels": ["A", "B"], + "feature_labels": ["taxon 1", "taxon 2"], + "counts": [[1, "9007199254740993"], [3, 1]], + "groups": ["left", "right"], + "persist": true +} +``` + +`groups` is optional. Group summaries are available in `exact_counts` mode; +`high_precision` currently returns per-sample results only. `persist` defaults +to `false` for direct input. If enabled, the persisted source includes the exact +input matrix as strings, making the direct derived record self-contained. + +### JSON number boundary + +- A non-negative integer JSON token is accepted only through `2^53 - 1`, the + I-JSON/browser-safe range. +- A larger count must be a canonical whole-number string, such as + `"9007199254740993"`. +- `1.0` and `1e0` are rejected even though their mathematical values are + integral: their JSON representation is floating point. +- Negative strings, decimal strings, exponent strings, NaN, infinity, and + booleans are not counts. +- Stored approximate `BigFloat` values use a decimal string that can be parsed + directly at the recorded precision without an intermediate `Float64`. + +The request body is limited to 16 MiB and a validated matrix to 100,000 cells. +Other reviewed limits are defined in `src/analysis/numeric_policy.jl`; exceeding +one returns an explicit resource error rather than a float fallback. + +## Read-only run/DuckDB endpoint + +`POST /api/v1/studies/{study}/runs/{run}/statistics/summaries` + +The body accepts `numeric_policy`, `table`, optional `taxonomic_level` (or +`rank`), optional sample-column `prefix`, optional aligned `groups`, and the +existing row `filter` / `colFilters` parameters. Inherited diversity exclusion +conditions are also applied and their SQL fragments are recorded in the derived +configuration. With no taxonomic level, the sequence identifier is the feature. With a level, rows are grouped by that taxon; +missing/blank taxonomy is labelled `Unassigned`. + +The implementation intentionally does **not** call the legacy +`Analysis.filtered_counts` loader and does **not** use SQL `SUM`: + +1. The database is opened read-only through the existing results helper. +2. Sample columns discovered by the existing schema rules must have DuckDB type + `TINYINT`, `SMALLINT`, `INTEGER`, `BIGINT`, or `HUGEINT`. + `DOUBLE`/`FLOAT` storage is rejected, not rounded or relabelled as exact. +3. SQL performs row selection, `GROUP BY`, and deterministic feature ordering + only. Missing and negative count cells are rejected with feature/sample + coordinates. +4. Integer cells are converted to `BigInt`; taxon and sample totals are then + summed in Julia. This avoids both `Float64` rounding and fixed-width SQL sum + overflow. + +The legacy `sampleReads` filter is rejected on this endpoint because its current +implementation uses floating totals and SQL sums. Numeric `min`/`max` predicates +on sample-count columns are likewise rejected because their legacy predicate +path uses `Float64`; metadata predicates retain their existing behavior. These +are explicit unsupported conditions, not silently ignored filters. + +Run results are always persisted beneath the source run at: + +```text +projects///derived/validated-statistics/.json +``` + +For grouped runs, the existing run-group directory resolution is used. No source +result table is modified. + +## Derived-analysis records and reproducibility + +A record has schema `metamanifold.derived-analysis.v1` and contains: + +- `analysis_id`: SHA-256 of canonical RFC 8785 JSON for the schema, source, + configuration, and result; +- `source`: direct exact input, or study/run/group/table plus input fingerprint; +- `config`: complete numeric policy and run selection/filter configuration; +- `result`: status, claim, diagnostics, software versions, input fingerprint, + numeric policy, and typed exact/approximate/display values. + +Large integers, rationals, and high-precision numbers are strings before they +reach canonical JSON, so values outside the I-JSON number range never enter the +hash as lossy JSON numbers. The count-matrix fingerprint binds orientation, +feature labels, sample labels, group labels, and every exact count. + +Publication writes and closes a temporary file, then atomically hard-links it to +the final content-addressed name. Hard-link publication will not replace an +existing destination. Concurrent identical requests verify and reuse the one +published record; conflicting or tampered content fails closed. Loading checks +the ID against recomputed canonical content. This provides atomic visibility +and failure recovery against partial JSON, but it is not a backup or a claim of +durable storage after a machine/filesystem failure. + +Retrieval endpoints: + +```text +GET /api/v1/statistics/derived/{id} +GET /api/v1/studies/{study}/runs/{run}/statistics/derived/{id} +``` + +Run retrieval also checks that the record belongs to the requested study, run, +and run group. Response-only fields such as `derived_analysis.created` are not +part of the immutable result hash. + +To reproduce a run analysis, send the stored source/configuration against the +same source data and software versions, then compare `input_sha256` and +`analysis_id`. If the source run changes, the new input receives a different +fingerprint and derived ID rather than overwriting the earlier result. A software +version change also creates a new record deliberately; compare its numerical +content under that new provenance instead of expecting the old content ID. + +## Exact and approximate display values + +Exact rationals remain `n/d`; a fixed-decimal rendering is only an accompanying +display and is labelled as such. Decimal rendering uses integer quotient and +remainder arithmetic, including after exact conversion of a finite binary +float, so huge values do not pass through an overflowing `Float64` display path. +Fixed-decimal rounding is ties-away-from-zero. + +High-precision storage distinguishes: + +- `kind: "approximate"` and the round-trip decimal `value`; +- `precision_bits` actually carried by the `BigFloat`; +- a separately rounded `display` with `display_kind: "rounded"`. + +MPFR arithmetic uses its nearest rounding mode. Shannon converts each exact +proportion once inside the requested precision scope before taking its +logarithm. Gini–Simpson first computes the exact intermediate +`(N^2 - sum(c_i^2)) / N^2`, then converts once, avoiding a final floating-point +`1 - x` cancellation. + +## Validation and reproduction + +Focused tests: + +```bash +julia --project=. -t2 test/runtests.jl numeric_policy exact_summaries \ + high_precision derived_analyses validated_statistics +``` + +Full suite (with the repository's integration and server gates): + +```bash +julia --project=. -t2 test/runtests.jl --integration --server +``` + +The suite includes known answers, independent Python `fractions` and +high-precision `decimal` references, zero/negative/nonfinite/missing controls, values beyond `2^53`, rational budget +failures, SQL-sum overflow controls, feature-permutation and scale invariance, +generative count matrices, malformed JSON fuzz cases, serialization round trips, +concurrent precision scopes, concurrent immutable publication, and tamper +recovery. Reproduce the Python `decimal` references independently with: + +```bash +python3 test/references/check_high_precision_references.py +python3 test/references/check_high_precision_references.py --check \ + test/unit/test_high_precision.jl +``` + +Benchmark and retained CI artifact: + +```bash +julia --project=. -t2 bench/validated_statistics.jl \ + --output validated-statistics-benchmark.json +``` + +The benchmark records table dimensions, precision levels, runtime, allocations, +Julia/MPFR versions, platform, thread count, and sequential/concurrent batches. +It is a descriptive performance baseline, not a correctness test or a promise +of equal timing on another platform. CI retains the JSON as +`validated-statistics-benchmark` for 30 days. + +## Remaining acceptance work + +See also the [method-by-method validation matrix](VALIDATED_STATISTICS_VALIDATION.md). + +This increment does not self-certify issue #1. Before closure, the project still +needs the applicable representative biological comparisons and method-by-method +acceptance table, UI/workflow validation for the new modes, retained review +artifacts, independent statistical/scientific review, and explicit release +approval. Expensive-operation cancellation and broader recovery/soak testing +also remain validation work; bounded inputs and isolated precision/persistence +are implemented, but are not a claim of full production certification. Exact +statistical tests and symbolic mathematics remain out of scope. diff --git a/VALIDATED_STATISTICS_VALIDATION.md b/VALIDATED_STATISTICS_VALIDATION.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..788974f1 --- /dev/null +++ b/VALIDATED_STATISTICS_VALIDATION.md @@ -0,0 +1,80 @@ +# Issue #1 validation matrix: validated descriptive statistics + +This matrix covers only the increment in the associated pull request. It is not +a validation claim for the pre-existing differential methods and it is not +independent scientific review. + +## Method conditions and evidence + +| Operation | Bounded domain / explicit unsuccessful condition | Independent or known-answer check | Adversarial and property evidence | Status in this increment | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | +| Integer count validation | Non-negative integer; booleans, fractions, NaN/Inf and unsafe float history rejected | Literal integer and unit-rational fixtures | Negative, fractional, nonfinite, Boolean, `2^54` float, ragged JSON and exponent-token tests | Implemented; final CI evidence attached to PR | +| Checked totals | Fixed-width overflow throws unless widening was explicitly selected | `typemax(Int)` boundary | Fixed-width overflow and mixed `BigInt` cases | Implemented | +| Exact sample proportions | Non-negative counts and positive total; zero total gives undefined values | `[1,1,1]` gives three `1/3`; Python `fractions.Fraction` compares full sample results | Values beyond `2^53`, zero-total samples, scale invariance, feature permutations, random integer matrices with proportions summing to one | Implemented | +| Exact group proportions | Same count contract; members and group labels are bound to the input fingerprint | Hand-computed two-group fixture | Empty groups and aligned-label failures; group zero-total state | Implemented | +| Observed richness | Number of strictly positive exact counts; empty sample richness is zero | Uniform three-taxon and single-taxon fixtures | Empty and extreme-scale samples | Implemented | +| High-precision Shannon | Positive total; scoped MPFR precision above 53 bits; undefined at zero total | Python `decimal` references for `log(2)`, `log(3)`, and counts `[1,2,3,4]` at a 220-digit context | Extreme rare-taxon scale that underflows `Float64`; precision round-trip and concurrent 128/256/512/1024-bit scopes | Implemented; no exactness or sampling-error claim | +| High-precision Gini–Simpson | Positive total; exact `(N²-Σc²)/N²` intermediate within the configured rational budget; undefined at zero total | Exact known answers `2/3`, `0`, and `7/10`, converted once to MPFR | Extreme scale, budget exhaustion, serialization and concurrency tests | Implemented | +| Fixed-decimal display | Display only; exact/storage values remain separate | `1/3`, `1/2`, and negative half-way fixtures | Huge `BigFloat` display avoids `Float64` overflow; ties-away-from-zero check | Implemented | +| Direct JSON boundary | JSON object, explicit validated policy, features-by-samples matrix, 16 MiB / 100,000-cell limits | In-process and real-listener request fixtures | Deterministic malformed-input fuzz, wrong shapes, unsafe integers, float representations and unknown policies | Implemented | +| Run/DuckDB boundary | Read-only database; supported integer column schemas; no missing/negative counts; bounded grouped matrix | Taxon totals computed by hand | `HUGEINT` pair whose sum overflows SQL `SUM`, float schema, NULL and negative controls, unsupported sample-read filter | Implemented | +| Immutable derived analysis | Canonical JSON-safe record; content ID recomputed on load; no replacement of an existing destination | Repeat save/load and canonical-byte round trip | Concurrent publishers, same-ID tampering, invalid record, failed publication cleanup and source/run ownership checks | Implemented | + +The high-precision reference generator is +`test/references/check_high_precision_references.py`; it uses Python's `decimal` +module and does not read output from the Julia implementation. The CI job checks +that the constants embedded in the Julia tests still match that independent +generator. + +## Serialization, concurrency and failure recovery + +- Exact values larger than the I-JSON range, all rationals, and MPFR decimals are + strings in canonical records. JSON response tests cover a value above `2^53`. +- A stored MPFR decimal is parsed directly into a new `BigFloat` at its recorded + precision and checked for value equality, without a `Float64` intermediate. +- Concurrent tests vary precision in spawned tasks and publish the same derived + ID repeatedly. Exactly one publisher may report `created=true`; all must see + the same complete record. +- A modified same-ID record fails its content check and is not overwritten. + Failure before publication leaves no final or temporary file. +- The run route uses the existing read-only opener. Derived files live outside + the merged results database directory. + +## Performance evidence + +`bench/validated_statistics.jl` measures exact summaries at three table sizes, +high-precision summaries at 64/256/1024 bits, and sequential/concurrent batches. +It reports every trial, median runtime, median allocation, software versions, +platform and thread count. CI retains the resulting JSON artifact for 30 days. +There is intentionally no cross-platform timing threshold and no claim that +higher precision is computationally free. + +## What remains open + +The following cannot be inferred from the tests above: + +1. **Representative biological validation.** Synthetic boundary fixtures are not + biological certification. Applicable comparisons with real or curated + biological data and any pre-registered reference analyses remain required. +2. **UI/workflow acceptance.** The new modes are exposed through the API in this + increment. Browser presentation, accessibility, warnings, provenance + workflows and their tests remain an acceptance task; no application + TypeScript was added. +3. **Simulation-based estimator evaluation.** These operations are deterministic + descriptive transformations, not newly proposed estimators with a claimed + confidence/coverage property. A simulation cannot certify the separate + pre-existing inferential methods; method-specific simulation and sensitivity + studies remain necessary wherever issue #1 requires them. +4. **Mutation and broader recovery/soak testing.** Negative controls and + metamorphic properties are present, but a retained mutation-testing campaign, + expensive-operation cancellation tests, crash-durability tests and long soak + runs are not claimed. +5. **Independent review and release approval.** The implementation author and CI + cannot supply independent statistical/scientific review or the project's + explicit release approval. Those records must come from the designated + reviewers. +6. **Deferred methods.** Exact Fisher/permutation/NB tests and symbolic + mathematics are not implemented or unblocked. + +Consequently, this matrix supports review of a bounded increment; it does not +justify administrative closure of issue #1 on its own. diff --git a/bench/advanced_zero_handling/README.md b/bench/advanced_zero_handling/README.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..45f5f43d --- /dev/null +++ b/bench/advanced_zero_handling/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,38 @@ + + + +# Advanced zero-handling benchmark + +This opt-in benchmark measures the reference-backed replacement methods on +100, 1,000 and 10,000 taxa with 24 samples. An additional `--dispersion` flag +measures per-taxon ML and glmGamPoi fixed-dispersion NB fits. The dispersion +flag is separate because 10,000 R GLM fits can take substantially longer than +zero replacement. + +Restore `renv.lock` first: zCompositions is required for replacement and both +MASS and glmGamPoi are required for `--dispersion`. + +```sh +# Replacement only; JSON goes to stdout. +julia --project=. bench/advanced_zero_handling/benchmark.jl + +# Include NB dispersion fits and save the measurements outside Git. +julia --project=. bench/advanced_zero_handling/benchmark.jl \ + --dispersion --output=/tmp/advanced-zero-current.json + +# Quick smoke run (not a substitute for the full three-size benchmark). +julia --project=. bench/advanced_zero_handling/benchmark.jl --sizes=100 + +# Fail if an existing method takes more than 110% of its baseline runtime. +julia --project=. bench/advanced_zero_handling/benchmark.jl \ + --dispersion --baseline=/tmp/advanced-zero-baseline.json +``` + +Each record reports elapsed seconds, GC seconds, input-matrix size and Julia +allocated bytes. The allocation number includes RCall result copies but cannot +include allocations inside the embedded R runtime; it is not presented as total +RSS. Any individual operation taking more than five minutes emits a warning. +When a baseline is supplied, regressions over 10% in the pre-existing default +Bayesian replacement or ML dispersion path make the script exit unsuccessfully, +so a CI performance job can use the same gate. Baselines must use the same +runner, R package versions, data sizes and dispersion options to be comparable. diff --git a/bench/advanced_zero_handling/benchmark.jl b/bench/advanced_zero_handling/benchmark.jl new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ebeb206d --- /dev/null +++ b/bench/advanced_zero_handling/benchmark.jl @@ -0,0 +1,110 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env julia +# SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) + +# Opt-in scaling benchmark for issue #21. No result file is written unless +# --output=PATH is supplied. See README.md in this directory. + +using MetaManifold +using MetaManifold.Differential +using JSON3 + +function arg_value(prefix::AbstractString) + for arg in ARGS + startswith(arg, prefix) && return arg[length(prefix) + 1:end] + end + nothing +end + +"""A deterministic 24-sample table with common and sparse taxa.""" +function fixture(n_taxa::Int; n_samples::Int=24) + n_taxa >= 6 || throw(ArgumentError("the benchmark fixture needs at least 6 taxa")) + counts = zeros(Int, n_samples, n_taxa) + for j in 1:n_taxa, i in 1:n_samples + guaranteed = i == (j % n_samples + 1) || i == ((j + 7) % n_samples + 1) + present = j <= 6 || guaranteed || (i + 3j) % 8 == 0 + present || continue + counts[i, j] = 1 + (17i + 31j) % 50 + j == 1 && i > n_samples ÷ 2 && (counts[i, j] *= 4) + end + counts +end + +function replacement_benchmark(counts, method::String, alpha) + out = replace_zeros(counts; method, alpha) + # Consume the result so a future implementation cannot win by doing no work. + (sum(out.proportions), out.zeros_replaced) +end + +function dispersion_benchmark(counts, samples, groups, dispersion::String) + factors = tss_factors(counts, samples) + fits = fit_nb(counts, groups, log.(factors); levels=("A", "B"), dispersion) + size(fits, 1) +end + +function main() + sizes = parse.(Int, split(something(arg_value("--sizes="), "100,1000,10000"), ',')) + all(>=(6), sizes) || throw(ArgumentError("all --sizes must be at least 6")) + include_dispersion = "--dispersion" in ARGS + output = arg_value("--output=") + baseline_path = arg_value("--baseline=") + results = Dict{String,Any}[] + samples = ["sample $i" for i in 1:24] + groups = vcat(fill("A", 12), fill("B", 12)) + + for n_taxa in sizes + counts = fixture(n_taxa) + scenarios = Any[ + ("replacement/bayesian_multiplicative", () -> replacement_benchmark( + counts, "bayesian_multiplicative", nothing)), + ("replacement/bayesian_alpha_2.5", () -> replacement_benchmark( + counts, "bayesian_multiplicative", 2.5)), + ("replacement/multiplicative_replacement", () -> replacement_benchmark( + counts, "multiplicative_replacement", nothing)), + ] + if include_dispersion + push!(scenarios, ("dispersion/ml", () -> dispersion_benchmark(counts, samples, groups, "ml"))) + push!(scenarios, ("dispersion/glmGamPoi", () -> dispersion_benchmark(counts, samples, groups, "glmGamPoi"))) + end + for (operation, f) in scenarios + n_taxa == first(sizes) && f() # warm up each method before timing it + GC.gc() + timed = @timed f() + timed.time > 300 && @warn "Benchmark operation exceeded five minutes" operation n_taxa seconds=timed.time + push!(results, Dict{String,Any}( + "operation" => operation, + "n_taxa" => n_taxa, + "n_samples" => 24, + "seconds" => timed.time, + # @timed measures Julia allocations, including RCall copies. It + # cannot measure allocations inside the embedded R runtime. + "julia_allocated_bytes" => timed.bytes, + "input_matrix_bytes" => Base.summarysize(counts), + "gc_seconds" => timed.gctime, + )) + println(stderr, "$operation, $n_taxa taxa: $(round(timed.time; digits=3)) s, " * + "$(timed.bytes) Julia bytes allocated") + end + end + + document = Dict("kind" => "advanced_zero_handling_benchmark", "results" => results) + rendered = JSON3.write(document) + isnothing(output) ? println(rendered) : write(output, rendered * "\n") + + if !isnothing(baseline_path) + baseline = JSON3.read(read(baseline_path, String)) + regressions = String[] + for old in baseline.results + old.operation in ("replacement/bayesian_multiplicative", "dispersion/ml") || continue + new = findfirst(r -> r["operation"] == old.operation && r["n_taxa"] == old.n_taxa, results) + isnothing(new) && error("baseline operation $(old.operation) at $(old.n_taxa) taxa was not measured") + ratio = results[new]["seconds"] / old.seconds + ratio > 1.10 && push!(regressions, + "$(old.operation) at $(old.n_taxa) taxa: $(round(100 * ratio; digits=1))% of baseline") + end + isempty(regressions) || error("Existing-method runtime regressed by more than 10%: " * join(regressions, "; ")) + end + nothing +end + +abspath(PROGRAM_FILE) == @__FILE__ && main() diff --git a/bench/cladistics.jl b/bench/cladistics.jl new file mode 100644 index 00000000..1787117f --- /dev/null +++ b/bench/cladistics.jl @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env julia +# © 2026 Joshua Benjamin Jewell. All rights reserved. +# Licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License version 3 (AGPLv3). +# +# Lightweight regression timing for the CladeCumulus roll-up and diversity path. +# Run with: julia --project=. bench/cladistics.jl [tip_count] [sample_count] +# No benchmark artefacts are written; compare the printed seconds on the same +# machine before and after a change to this hot path. + +using MetaManifold, Random, Printf +const CC = MetaManifold.CladeCumulus + +function balanced_newick(labels::Vector{String}) + length(labels) == 1 && return only(labels) + middle = cld(length(labels), 2) + "($(balanced_newick(labels[1:middle])):0.01,$(balanced_newick(labels[middle+1:end])):0.01)" +end + +function main() + tips = length(ARGS) >= 1 ? parse(Int, ARGS[1]) : 512 + samples = length(ARGS) >= 2 ? parse(Int, ARGS[2]) : 48 + tips >= 2 && samples >= 2 || error("Use at least two tips and two samples") + labels = ["ASV_$i" for i in 1:tips] + tree = CC.parse_newick(balanced_newick(labels) * ";") + counts = Float64.(rand(MersenneTwister(123), 0:20, samples, tips)) + sample_names = ["sample_$i" for i in 1:samples] + + CC.analyse_phylogeny(tree, counts, labels, sample_names) # warm up compilation + elapsed = @elapsed result = CC.analyse_phylogeny(tree, counts, labels, sample_names) + @assert length(result.nodes) == 2 * tips - 1 + @assert all(isapprox.(result.sample_reads, vec(sum(counts; dims=2)))) + @printf("CladeCumulus: %d tips, %d samples, %d nodes, %.3f s\n", + tips, samples, length(result.nodes), elapsed) + println("Includes one cumulative roll-up, Faith PD, and both UniFrac matrices; no I/O.") +end + +abspath(PROGRAM_FILE) == @__FILE__ && main() diff --git a/bench/compositional_differential/README.md b/bench/compositional_differential/README.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b009e59e --- /dev/null +++ b/bench/compositional_differential/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,53 @@ + + + +# Compositional Differential Abundance Benchmark & Method Guide + +This benchmark evaluates runtime and memory allocation across all five +differential abundance methods implemented in `src/analysis/differential.jl` +(`nb_glm`, `clr_welch`, `ancom_bc`, `aldex2`, and `songbird`) on three +deterministic synthetic community profiles (`mock`, `gut`, and `soil`), and +enforces a 10% runtime regression gate for the baseline methods (`nb_glm` and +`clr_welch`). + +## Running the Benchmark + +```bash +# Print runtime and memory table comparing every method against clr_welch +julia --project=. bench/compositional_differential/benchmark.jl + +# Record a baseline on a machine before modifying differential.jl +julia --project=. bench/compositional_differential/benchmark.jl --record-baseline /tmp/da_baseline.yml + +# Enforce the 10% regression gate on nb_glm and clr_welch +julia --project=. bench/compositional_differential/benchmark.jl --baseline /tmp/da_baseline.yml +``` + +## Choosing a Differential Abundance Method + +Amplicon sequencing observes relative read counts subject to an arbitrary +per-sample sequencing depth rather than absolute microbial cell counts +(Gloor et al. 2017; Nearing et al. 2022). Every method below enforces mandatory +Benjamini–Hochberg (`padj`) false-discovery adjustment across the fitted family +and refuses non-integer or degenerate inputs explicitly. + +| Method | Primary Estimand | Zero Handling | Key Assumption & Best Use Case | +|---|---|---|---| +| `nb_glm` | Absolute $\log_2$ fold change | Exact count likelihood (no pseudocount; separated single-group taxa flagged `failed`) | Negative-binomial GLM with `tss` or `rle` size-factor offset (`ml` or `glmGamPoi` dispersion). Best when library size scales proportionally with total microbial load and biological overdispersion is substantial. | +| `clr_welch` | Difference in mean CLR | Bayesian-multiplicative (`zCompositions::cmultRepl`, `replacement_delta`) | Fast two-sample Welch's t-test on centred log-ratios. Best for well-observed communities with low sparsity and approximately symmetric compositional changes. | +| `ancom_bc` | Bias-corrected $\log_2$ fold change | Unit pseudocount $\log(Y + 1)$ with within-group sample offsets | Estimates unknown between-group sampling-fraction bias $\delta$ via a safeguarded SQUAREM 3-component Gaussian mixture (Lin & Peddada 2020) and propagates $\widehat{\mathrm{Var}}(\hat{\delta})$ into two-sided Wald tests. **Recommended when total microbial load or asymmetric shifts (e.g. blooms) would shift the geometric mean under standard CLR**, provided fewer than half of the tested taxa are differentially abundant ($d \ge 10$ recommended). | +| `aldex2` | Standardized CLR effect size (`median(btw / winmax)`) | `Dirichlet(count + 0.5)` Monte-Carlo draws (`mc_samples`, seeded by `seed`) | Propagates technical sampling uncertainty on low-depth and sparse tables without deterministic zero imputation (Fernandes et al. 2013, 2014). Conservative false-positive control across diverse 16S cohorts (Nearing et al. 2022). | +| `songbird` | CLR-centred multinomial differential ($\sum_j \hat{\gamma}_j = 0$) | Exact multinomial likelihood; completely separated single-group taxa flagged `failed` | Reference-frame invariant differentials from baseline-category multinomial regression (Morton et al. 2019; Zhang et al. 2017) with $O(K)$ Sherman–Morrison Fisher-information inversion. Conditions on read totals without extra-multinomial biological overdispersion, so inspect effect magnitudes alongside `ancom_bc` or `aldex2` when biological dispersion is large. | + +## References + +- Anders S, Huber W (2010). Differential expression analysis for sequence count data. *Genome Biology* 11:R106. +- Benjamini Y, Hochberg Y (1995). Controlling the false discovery rate: a practical and powerful approach to multiple testing. *Journal of the Royal Statistical Society: Series B* 57(1):289–300. +- Fernandes AD, Macklaim JM, Linn TG, Reid G, Gloor GB (2013). ANOVA-like differential expression (ALDEx) analysis for mixed population RNA-Seq. *PLoS ONE* 8(7):e67019. +- Fernandes AD, Reid JN, Macklaim JM, McMurrough TA, Edgell DR, Gloor GB (2014). Unifying the analysis of high-throughput sequencing datasets: characterizing RNA-seq, 16S rRNA gene sequencing and selective growth experiments by compositional data analysis. *Microbiome* 2:15. +- Gloor GB, Macklaim JM, Pawlowsky-Glahn V, Egozcue JJ (2017). Microbiome datasets are compositional: and this is not optional. *Frontiers in Microbiology* 8:2224. +- Lin H, Peddada SD (2020). Analysis of compositions of microbiomes with bias correction. *Nature Communications* 11:3514. +- Martín-Fernández JA, 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. +- Morton JT, Marotz C, Washburne A, et al. (2019). Establishing microbial composition measurement standards with reference frames. *Nature Communications* 10:2719. +- Nearing JT, Douglas GM, Hayes MG, et al. (2022). Microbiome differential abundance methods produce different results across 38 datasets. *Nature Communications* 13:342. +- Zhang Y, Zhou H, Zhou J, Sun W (2017). Regression models for multivariate count data. *Journal of Computational and Graphical Statistics* 26(1):1–13. diff --git a/bench/compositional_differential/benchmark.jl b/bench/compositional_differential/benchmark.jl new file mode 100644 index 00000000..7a7154dd --- /dev/null +++ b/bench/compositional_differential/benchmark.jl @@ -0,0 +1,177 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env julia +# SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) +# +# Runtime and allocation benchmark for MetaManifold's differential abundance +# methods (`nb_glm`, `clr_welch`, `ancom_bc`, `aldex2`, `songbird`) across three +# deterministic synthetic datasets (`mock`, `gut`, `soil`), with an optional +# 10% regression gate on the baseline methods (`nb_glm`, `clr_welch`). +# +# Usage: +# julia --project=. bench/compositional_differential/benchmark.jl +# julia --project=. bench/compositional_differential/benchmark.jl --record-baseline baseline.yml +# julia --project=. bench/compositional_differential/benchmark.jl --baseline baseline.yml + +using MetaManifold +using MetaManifold.Differential +using YAML +using OrderedCollections: OrderedDict + +const REGRESSION_THRESHOLD = 1.10 +const REPEATS = 5 + +_u01!(st::Base.RefValue{UInt64}) = begin + st[] = st[] * 0x5851f42d4c957f2d + 0x14057b7ef767814f + (Float64(st[] >> 11) + 0.5) / Float64(UInt64(1) << 53) +end + +_norm!(st::Base.RefValue{UInt64}, mu::Float64=0.0, sd::Float64=1.0) = begin + u1 = _u01!(st) + u2 = _u01!(st) + mu + sd * sqrt(-2.0 * log(u1)) * cos(2.0 * pi * u2) +end + +function build_datasets() + out = OrderedDict{String,NamedTuple}() + + # 1. Mock community: 20 samples x 40 taxa + st1 = Ref(UInt64(20260501)) + m1 = Matrix{Int}(undef, 20, 40) + b1 = [exp(4.2 + 0.8 * _norm!(st1)) for _ in 1:40] + r = 0 + for g in (0, 1), _ in 1:10 + r += 1 + sf = exp(_norm!(st1, 0.0, 0.35)) + for j in 1:40 + fc = g == 1 ? (j <= 3 ? 8.0 : (j <= 5 ? 0.25 : 1.0)) : 1.0 + m1[r, j] = max(1, round(Int, sf * b1[j] * fc * exp(_norm!(st1, 0.0, 0.18)))) + end + end + out["mock"] = (counts=m1, samples=["s$i" for i in 1:20], taxa=["t$j" for j in 1:40], + groups=vcat(fill("A", 10), fill("B", 10)), ref="A", con="B") + + # 2. Gut profile: 24 samples x 60 taxa (sparse tail + asymmetric shift) + st2 = Ref(UInt64(20260502)) + m2 = Matrix{Int}(undef, 24, 60) + b2 = [exp(5.4 - 3.6 * ((j - 1) / 59.0)) for j in 1:60] + r = 0 + for g in (0, 1), _ in 1:12 + r += 1 + sf = (g == 1 ? 0.35 : 1.0) * exp(_norm!(st2, 0.0, 0.30)) + for j in 1:60 + fc = (g == 1 && j <= 8) ? 8.0 : 1.0 + mu = sf * b2[j] * fc * exp(_norm!(st2, 0.0, 0.22)) + m2[r, j] = (j >= 40 && _u01!(st2) < 0.30) ? 0 : max(1, round(Int, mu)) + end + end + out["gut"] = (counts=m2, samples=["s$i" for i in 1:24], taxa=["t$j" for j in 1:60], + groups=vcat(fill("Control", 12), fill("Case", 12)), ref="Control", con="Case") + + # 3. Soil profile: 20 samples x 100 taxa + st3 = Ref(UInt64(20260503)) + m3 = Matrix{Int}(undef, 20, 100) + b3 = [exp(4.0 + 0.5 * _norm!(st3)) for _ in 1:100] + r = 0 + for g in (0, 1), _ in 1:10 + r += 1 + sf = exp(_norm!(st3, 0.0, 0.25)) + for j in 1:100 + fc = g == 1 ? (j <= 6 ? 6.0 : (j <= 12 ? (1.0 / 6.0) : 1.0)) : 1.0 + m3[r, j] = max(1, round(Int, sf * b3[j] * fc * exp(_norm!(st3, 0.0, 0.16)))) + end + end + out["soil"] = (counts=m3, samples=["s$i" for i in 1:20], taxa=["t$j" for j in 1:100], + groups=vcat(fill("BulkSoil", 10), fill("Rhizosphere", 10)), + ref="BulkSoil", con="Rhizosphere") + + out +end + +_median_sorted(v::Vector{Float64}) = begin + s = sort(v) + n = length(s) + isodd(n) ? s[(n + 1) ÷ 2] : 0.5 * (s[n ÷ 2] + s[n ÷ 2 + 1]) +end + +function measure(ds, cfg::DifferentialConfig) + # Warmup + differential_abundance(ds.counts, ds.samples, ds.taxa, ds.groups; + reference=ds.ref, contrast=ds.con, config=cfg, seed=123) + times_ms = Float64[] + allocs_kb = Float64[] + for _ in 1:REPEATS + GC.gc(false) + stats = @timed differential_abundance(ds.counts, ds.samples, ds.taxa, ds.groups; + reference=ds.ref, contrast=ds.con, + config=cfg, seed=123) + push!(times_ms, 1000.0 * stats.time) + push!(allocs_kb, stats.bytes / 1024.0) + end + (median_ms=round(_median_sorted(times_ms); digits=2), + median_kb=round(_median_sorted(allocs_kb); digits=1)) +end + +function main(args::Vector{String}) + record_path = nothing + baseline_path = nothing + i = 1 + while i <= length(args) + if args[i] == "--record-baseline" && i < length(args) + record_path = args[i + 1]; i += 2 + elseif args[i] == "--baseline" && i < length(args) + baseline_path = args[i + 1]; i += 2 + else + error("Unknown or incomplete argument: $(args[i])") + end + end + + datasets = build_datasets() + configs = OrderedDict( + "nb_glm" => DifferentialConfig(; method="nb_glm"), + "clr_welch" => DifferentialConfig(; method="clr_welch"), + "ancom_bc" => DifferentialConfig(; method="ancom_bc"), + "aldex2" => DifferentialConfig(; method="aldex2", mc_samples=128), + "songbird" => DifferentialConfig(; method="songbird"), + ) + + recorded = OrderedDict{String,Any}() + println("| Dataset | Method | Median runtime (ms) | Julia allocations (KiB) | Ratio vs clr_welch |") + println("|---|---|---:|---:|---:|") + + for (dname, ds) in datasets + recorded[dname] = OrderedDict{String,Any}() + clr_metrics = measure(ds, configs["clr_welch"]) + for (mname, cfg) in configs + met = mname == "clr_welch" ? clr_metrics : measure(ds, cfg) + recorded[dname][mname] = OrderedDict( + "median_ms" => met.median_ms, + "median_kb" => met.median_kb, + ) + ratio = round(met.median_ms / max(clr_metrics.median_ms, 0.01); digits=2) + println("| $dname | $mname | $(met.median_ms) | $(met.median_kb) | $(ratio)x |") + end + end + + if !isnothing(record_path) + YAML.write_file(record_path, recorded) + println("\nWrote baseline metrics to $record_path") + end + + if !isnothing(baseline_path) + base = YAML.load_file(baseline_path) + failures = String[] + for (dname, _) in datasets, mname in ("nb_glm", "clr_welch") + b_ms = Float64(base[dname][mname]["median_ms"]) + c_ms = Float64(recorded[dname][mname]["median_ms"]) + if c_ms > REGRESSION_THRESHOLD * b_ms + push!(failures, "$dname/$mname regressed: $(c_ms) ms > $(round(REGRESSION_THRESHOLD * b_ms; digits=2)) ms (10% gate over $b_ms ms)") + end + end + if !isempty(failures) + error("Benchmark regression gate failed:\n " * join(failures, "\n ")) + end + println("\n10% regression gate passed for existing methods (nb_glm, clr_welch).") + end +end + +abspath(PROGRAM_FILE) == @__FILE__ && main(ARGS) diff --git a/bench/compositional_scaling/scaling.jl b/bench/compositional_scaling/scaling.jl new file mode 100644 index 00000000..edd77a7c --- /dev/null +++ b/bench/compositional_scaling/scaling.jl @@ -0,0 +1,182 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env julia +# SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) +# +# Runtime and memory of the two multinomial models at 100, 1000 and 10000 taxa. +# +# Issue #17 asks for a benchmark at three sizes and a warning above 5 minutes. +# `CompositionalModels.MAX_TAXA` refuses a fit with more than 1000 +# non-reference taxa, because the observed information is a dense +# ((K-1) q) x ((K-1) q) matrix: at 1000 taxa and two covariates that is 32 MB +# of doubles and a Cholesky factorisation of a 1998 x 1998 matrix. The 10000-taxon +# row therefore measures the refusal, not a fit, and says so: the point of the +# row is that the answer comes back immediately, with a reason, instead of the +# request hanging in a factorisation. +# +# The data are synthetic but shaped like a real table: log-normal abundances +# over taxa, a 2-fold effect on every third taxon, 20000 reads per sample, and +# log-normal multiplicative noise between samples, which is the extra-Poisson +# variation a Dirichlet-multinomial would also produce. +# +# Usage: +# julia --project=. bench/compositional_scaling/scaling.jl +# julia --project=. bench/compositional_scaling/scaling.jl 100 1000 # sizes +# julia --project=. bench/compositional_scaling/scaling.jl --samples 60 # per group +# +# Writes results/scaling.csv and prints a table. The process exits non-zero if a +# fit that should be possible exceeds five minutes, so CI can gate on it. + +using Dates +using Printf +using Random +using MetaManifold + +const CM = MetaManifold.CompositionalModels + +const BENCH_DIR = @__DIR__ +const RESULTS_DIR = joinpath(BENCH_DIR, "results") +const BUDGET_SECONDS = 300.0 # the issue's warning threshold +const READS_PER_SAMPLE = 20_000 + +""" + _synthetic(K, n_per_group, rng) -> (counts, design) + +Counts of `2 * n_per_group` samples over `K` taxa. Abundances are log-normal, +the second group carries a 2-fold effect on every third taxon, and a log-normal +per-count multiplier adds the between-sample variation that makes these data +overdispersed, so the Dirichlet-multinomial has a concentration to estimate +rather than collapsing to the multinomial. Row totals vary around +`READS_PER_SAMPLE`, which is what the model conditions on. +""" +function _synthetic(K::Int, n_per_group::Int, rng::AbstractRNG) + n = 2 * n_per_group + design = zeros(Float64, n, 2) + design[:, 1] .= 1.0 + design[:, 2] .= (vcat(fill(0, n_per_group), fill(1, n_per_group)) .== 1) + effect = [j % 3 == 0 ? log(2.0) : 0.0 for j in 1:K] + base = randn(rng, K) .* 1.5 + counts = Matrix{Int}(undef, n, K) + for i in 1:n + eta = base .+ effect .* design[i, 2] + p = exp.(eta .- maximum(eta)) + p ./= sum(p) + for j in 1:K + counts[i, j] = round(Int, READS_PER_SAMPLE * p[j] * exp(0.35 * randn(rng))) + end + end + counts, design +end + +""" + _timed(f) -> (seconds, bytes, result, error) + +Run `f()`, returning its wall-clock time, the bytes it allocated, and either its +result or the exception it threw. Allocation is Julia's own counter, so it +excludes the R runtime and any child process. +""" +function _timed(f::Function) + out = Ref{Any}(nothing) + err = Ref{Any}(nothing) + GC.gc() + started = time_ns() + bytes = @allocated begin + try + out[] = f() + catch e + err[] = e + end + end + (seconds=(time_ns() - started) / 1e9, bytes=bytes, result=out[], error=err[]) +end + +# One fit of each model on a table small enough to be instant, so the first +# measured fit is not paying for compilation of the Newton loop. +function _warmup(rng::AbstractRNG) + counts, design = _synthetic(8, 4, rng) + CM.fit_multinomial(counts, design; reference=1) + CM.fit_dirichlet_multinomial(counts, design; reference=1, max_iter=50) + nothing +end + +const _CSV_HEADER = "taxa,method,status,seconds,allocated_bytes,converged,iterations," * + "concentration,alternations,loglik,note" + +_csv_escape(s::AbstractString) = replace(String(s), ',' => ';', '\n' => ' ', '\r' => ' ') + +function main(args::Vector{String}) + sizes = [100, 1000, 10_000] + n_per_group = 30 + positional = String[] + i = 1 + while i <= length(args) + if args[i] == "--samples" + i += 1 + n_per_group = parse(Int, args[i]) + else + push!(positional, args[i]) + end + i += 1 + end + isempty(positional) || (sizes = parse.(Int, positional)) + + rng = MersenneTwister(20261022) + mkpath(RESULTS_DIR) + _warmup(rng) + + over_budget = false + csv = open(joinpath(RESULTS_DIR, "scaling.csv"), "w") + println(csv, _CSV_HEADER) + @printf("%-6s %-22s %-12s %10s %10s %6s %6s\n", + "taxa", "method", "status", "seconds", "MB", "iter", "alt") + + for K in sizes + counts, design = _synthetic(K, n_per_group, rng) + for method in ("multinomial", "dirichlet_multinomial") + run = _timed() do + method == "multinomial" ? + CM.fit_multinomial(counts, design; reference=1) : + CM.fit_dirichlet_multinomial(counts, design; reference=1) + end + megabytes = run.bytes / 1e6 + if run.error isa CM.RuntimeRefusal + status, note = "over_budget", _csv_escape(sprint(showerror, run.error)) + over_budget = true + elseif run.error isa CM.CompositionalRefusal + # The taxon cap: an immediate, documented refusal. + status, note = "refused", _csv_escape(sprint(showerror, run.error)) + elseif !isnothing(run.error) + status, note = "failed", _csv_escape(sprint(showerror, run.error)) + over_budget |= run.seconds > BUDGET_SECONDS + else + fit = run.result + status = fit.converged ? "ok" : "not_converged" + @printf("%-6d %-22s %-12s %10.3f %10.1f %6d %6d\n", + K, method, status, run.seconds, megabytes, + fit.iterations, fit.alternations) + println(csv, "$K,$method,$status,$(round(run.seconds; digits=3))," * + "$(run.bytes),$(fit.converged),$(fit.iterations)," * + "$(isfinite(fit.concentration) ? round(fit.concentration; digits=6) : "Inf")," * + "$(fit.alternations),$(round(fit.loglik; digits=6)),") + over_budget |= run.seconds > BUDGET_SECONDS + end + if status == "refused" || status == "over_budget" || status == "failed" + @printf("%-6d %-22s %-12s %10.3f %10.1f %6s %6s\n", + K, method, status, run.seconds, megabytes, "-", "-") + println(csv, "$K,$method,$status,$(round(run.seconds; digits=3))," * + "$(run.bytes),false,0,,,$note") + end + end + end + close(csv) + + println("\nWrote ", joinpath(RESULTS_DIR, "scaling.csv")) + println("Machine: ", Sys.CPU_NAME, " (", Sys.CPU_THREADS, " threads), Julia ", VERSION, + ", ", Dates.format(now(), "yyyy-mm-dd HH:MM")) + if over_budget + @warn "a fit that should be possible exceeded the 5-minute budget" budget=BUDGET_SECONDS + return 1 + end + 0 +end + +exit(main(ARGS)) diff --git a/bench/null_calibration/.gitignore b/bench/null_calibration/.gitignore new file mode 100644 index 00000000..088565ad --- /dev/null +++ b/bench/null_calibration/.gitignore @@ -0,0 +1,4 @@ +# Raw per-taxon p-values are large, append-only working state. The seeds in +# calibration.R regenerate them dataset-for-dataset; committed evidence is +# the summarised CSVs and REPORT.md under results/. +results/raw/ diff --git a/bench/null_calibration/README.md b/bench/null_calibration/README.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f9598d2a --- /dev/null +++ b/bench/null_calibration/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,124 @@ +# Null-calibration bench for `nb_glm` (issue #193) + +Issue #193 measured that the default `nb_glm` path — `MASS::glm.nb` per taxon +with a fixed-scale Wald test, `analysis.differential.dispersion: ml` — rejects +true nulls too often in small studies (nominal 0.05 rejecting at 0.132 with 4 +samples per group and 0.069 with 12). The mechanism is textbook: the Wald test +treats the per-taxon maximum-likelihood theta as known, ignoring its sampling +uncertainty, which is large when groups are small. + +This bench replicates that finding at the scale #193 asked for, measures the +candidate remedies on identical datasets, and records what was actually run. +It is a bench, not a unit test: slow, stochastic, never run by CI. + +## What is compared + +Every simulated dataset is analysed by every enabled test (paired design — no +test gets an easier dataset): + +| test | what it is | status | +|---|---|---| +| `wald_ml` | the production default, through the real `_FIT_R` block extracted from `src/analysis/differential.jl` (`da_use_gp = FALSE`) | production | +| `wald_trend` | the production `dispersion: glmGamPoi` option on this branch, through the same block (`da_use_gp = TRUE`): dispersion trend plugged into a fixed-theta Wald fit. **Not** a quasi-likelihood test | production option | +| `lrt` | `MASS::glm.nb` likelihood-ratio test, full vs intercept-only, each fit estimating its own theta; `2 × ΔlogLik` against χ²(1) | bench-only candidate | +| `glmgampoi_ql` | glmGamPoi's own quasi-likelihood F-test (`glm_gp` + `test_de`, numeric contrast weights) | reference (the calibrated path in #193) | +| `edger_ql` | edgeR's quasi-likelihood F-test, fed the same offsets | outside reference only, not a dependency | + +A test whose package is unavailable is skipped loudly (stdout + provenance +file), never silently replaced. + +## Protocol (mapped to #193's checklist) + +- **Group sizes** `n ∈ {3, 4, 6, 8, 12, 20}` per group, equal groups. +- **Summaries**: rejection rates at α = 0.01 / 0.05 / 0.10 with Wilson 95% + intervals, Kolmogorov–Smirnov D and p of the null p-values against + Uniform(0, 1), and per-test fit-failure shares (`summarise.R`). +- **Data shapes** (`--shapes`): + - `original` — the #193 generator: taxon means exp(U(log 2, log 500)), + dispersion `0.05 + 2/√μ`, library sizes lognormal(0, 0.3); + - `constant` — same means, dispersion 0.5 for every taxon; + - `sparse` — amplicon-like: means exp(N(log 3, 1.6)), so most taxa are rare + and a few dominate; many zeros; + - `unequal_lib` — `original` with group B library sizes ×2.5. +- **Offsets** (`--offsets`): `tss` and `rle`, implemented to mirror + `tss_factors` / `rle_factors` in `differential.jl`. An RLE refusal (no taxon + present in every sample) is counted, never replaced by TSS. +- **Power** (`--truth=power --log2fc=L`): 25% of taxa truly change by ±L (log2), + the rest are null. Reports raw and BH power on the changed taxa, the BH + false discovery rate at 0.05 (averaged per dataset, BH applied within each + dataset over its tested family, as production does), and null-taxon + calibration within the same cells. +- **Taxa filter**: the #193 script's filter is kept for fidelity — a taxon + needs reads in ≥2 samples and non-constant counts. Taxon parameters are + redrawn for every dataset, as in #193. Datasets with <5 testable taxa are + skipped and counted. +- **Seeds**: `seed0 + cell_index × 1000003 + sim`, one per dataset, so cells + can run in any order or in parallel processes and reproduce exactly. + Default `seed0 = 20261020` (the #193 seed). + +### Reading a cell + +A test is **flagged anti-conservative** in a cell when the lower bound of the +Wilson 95% interval for its rejection rate at α = 0.05 exceeds 0.05, and +**flagged conservative** when the upper bound is below 0.05. The KS statistic +is supporting evidence, not the criterion — with ~10⁴ p-values it detects +departures too small to matter at any single α. + +## Running it + +Native R with the pinned library (the supported route; `Rscript -e +'renv::restore()'` first): + +```sh +# smoke: 10 sims, one cell, a few seconds +Rscript bench/null_calibration/calibration.R --mode=quick + +# one direct-replication cell +Rscript bench/null_calibration/calibration.R \ + --shapes=original --offsets=tss --n-per=4 --sims=200 --taxa=40 \ + --tests=wald_ml,lrt + +# the full #193 grid — 1,000 sims per cell; expect hours, use several +# processes by splitting --n-per / --shapes across terminals +Rscript bench/null_calibration/calibration.R --mode=full + +# aggregate whatever raw cells exist +Rscript bench/null_calibration/summarise.R +``` + +Outputs append to `results/raw/pvalues_.csv` (gitignored), one row per +taxon × test, so an interrupted run keeps finished simulations; each cell also +writes `provenance_.txt` with arguments, package versions and +`sessionInfo()`. `summarise.R` writes `results/calibration_summary.csv` (and +`power_summary.csv` when power cells exist). + +### No native R? The WebR fallback + +`webr_run.mjs` runs the same `calibration.R` / `summarise.R` under WebR (R in +WebAssembly) for environments with Node but no R. `glm.nb` is pure R (MASS +7.3-65's `negbin.R` makes no `.C`/`.Call`/`.Fortran` call), so sourcing that +one file provides genuine MASS code; `calibration.R` detects this mode, +strips the block's `MASS::` prefixes as a single mechanical substitution, and +records the fact in every provenance file. glmGamPoi and edgeR are compiled +Bioconductor packages and cannot run this way — their tests skip loudly. +Setup and usage are in the header of `webr_run.mjs`. Prefer native Rscript +whenever it exists. + +## What has actually been run + +`REPORT.md` records each committed run: cells, sizes, environment and results, +with the corresponding summary CSVs in `results/`. Anything not in `REPORT.md` +has not been run — in particular, a committed bench is not a result. + +## Limitations (read before quoting rates) + +- Taxa are simulated independently. Real amplicon tables are compositional and + correlated; independence makes BH behaviour here cleaner than in practice. +- Groups are equal-sized. Unequal groups change both theta estimation and + offset behaviour; #193's grid did not cross that factor either. +- The ≥2-sample presence filter mirrors #193, not production's default + `min_prevalence = 0` (under which untestable taxa instead surface as failed + rows outside the BH family). Failure shares are reported so the tested + family is never a hidden denominator. +- `original`-shape library sizes are mild (lognormal σ = 0.3). Harsher depth + variation is covered only through `unequal_lib`'s group shift. diff --git a/bench/null_calibration/REPORT.md b/bench/null_calibration/REPORT.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..68c1f34a --- /dev/null +++ b/bench/null_calibration/REPORT.md @@ -0,0 +1,112 @@ +# Null-calibration bench report (issue #193) + +This report records the one reduced run that has actually been executed. +Anything not listed here has not been run. The committed summary CSVs in +`results/` (`calibration_summary.csv`, `power_summary.csv`) are the source of +truth for every number below; per-cell run records are summarised in +`results/provenance_summary.csv` (the raw p-value files under `results/raw/` +are gitignored and reproducible from the recorded seeds and arguments). + +## Run identity + +- **Date:** 2026-10-22 (UTC, per-cell provenance records). +- **Executor:** WebR 0.6.0 (R 4.6.0, wasm32) through `webr_run.mjs`, because the + sandbox used for this run had Node but no native R. `MASS::glm.nb` was + provided by sourcing MASS 7.3-65's pure-R `negbin.R` (the exact MASS version + pinned in `renv.lock`); in that mode `calibration.R` strips the `MASS::` + prefixes from the extracted production block as a single mechanical + substitution and records the fact in every provenance file. Native + `Rscript` runs use the extracted block byte-identically. The sandbox R + version (4.6.0) differs from the lockfile's R 4.5.0. +- **Production path under test:** the real `_FIT_R` block extracted from + `src/analysis/differential.jl` (`wald_ml`, `dispersion: ml`), paired on + identical datasets with a bench-only likelihood-ratio test (`lrt`: full vs + intercept-only `glm.nb`, each fit estimating its own theta, `2 × ΔlogLik` + against χ²(1)). +- **Not run in this sandbox:** `wald_trend`, `glmgampoi_ql`, `edger_ql` + (glmGamPoi/edgeR are compiled Bioconductor packages and were absent — the + provenance records say so). Their code paths in `calibration.R` are + unexecuted here and need a native R/Bioconductor run. +- **Cells:** direct replication (original/TSS null) at 3/4/6/8/12/20 samples + per group, 200 sims × 40 taxa; shape/offset variations (constant, sparse, + unequal library sizes, original/RLE) at 4 and 12 per group, 150 × 40; power + cells (original/TSS, 25% of taxa at |log2FC| = 1) at 4 and 12 per group, + 150 × 40. This is a *reduced* run: the full 1,000-sim grid in `README.md` + has not been run. + +## Results + +A cell is flagged anti-conservative when the lower bound of the Wilson 95% +interval for its α = 0.05 rejection rate exceeds 0.05. **All 32 summarised +α = 0.05 test-cells were flagged**, including 20 samples per group; the +closest cell was LRT at 20/group on original/TSS (lower bound 0.0534). + +### Direct replication (original shape, TSS offset, null) + +Rejection rates at α = 0.01 / 0.05 / 0.10. Issue #193 reported Wald at +4/group: 0.060 / 0.132 / 0.198 and 12/group: 0.019 / 0.069 / 0.124 — the +replication lands essentially on those values. + +| n/group | sims | `wald_ml` (production) | `lrt` (bench-only) | Wald fit failures | LRT fit failures | +|---:|---:|---|---|---:|---:| +| 3 | 200 | 0.092 / 0.179 / 0.251 | 0.046 / 0.131 / 0.203 | 6.41% | 8.43% | +| 4 | 200 | 0.063 / 0.138 / 0.204 | 0.030 / 0.103 / 0.169 | 2.68% | 3.61% | +| 6 | 200 | 0.045 / 0.111 / 0.171 | 0.023 / 0.087 / 0.149 | 0.79% | 1.20% | +| 8 | 200 | 0.029 / 0.089 / 0.145 | 0.017 / 0.070 / 0.129 | 0.20% | 0.33% | +| 12 | 200 | 0.025 / 0.076 / 0.130 | 0.017 / 0.065 / 0.119 | 0.01% | 0.04% | +| 20 | 200 | 0.019 / 0.065 / 0.116 | 0.014 / 0.058 / 0.110 | 0.00% | 0.00% | + +### Other shapes and the RLE offset (α = 0.05, Wilson 95% interval) + +| shape / offset | n/group | sims | `wald_ml` | `lrt` | Wald failures | LRT failures | +|---|---:|---:|---|---|---:|---:| +| `constant` / `tss` | 4 | 150 | 0.135 (0.126–0.144) | 0.104 (0.096–0.112) | 4.03% | 5.35% | +| `constant` / `tss` | 12 | 150 | 0.073 (0.066–0.080) | 0.065 (0.059–0.072) | 0.18% | 0.23% | +| `sparse` / `tss` | 4 | 150 | 0.107 (0.098–0.116) | 0.082 (0.074–0.090) | 15.12% | 18.36% | +| `sparse` / `tss` | 12 | 150 | 0.068 (0.062–0.075) | 0.060 (0.054–0.067) | 4.52% | 5.07% | +| `unequal_lib` / `tss` | 4 | 150 | 0.149 (0.140–0.158) | 0.114 (0.106–0.122) | 1.68% | 3.17% | +| `unequal_lib` / `tss` | 12 | 150 | 0.074 (0.068–0.081) | 0.062 (0.056–0.068) | 0.00% | 0.08% | +| `original` / `rle` | 4 | 150 | 0.138 (0.130–0.147) | 0.100 (0.093–0.108) | 2.57% | 3.37% | +| `original` / `rle` | 12 | 150 | 0.080 (0.074–0.087) | 0.068 (0.061–0.074) | 0.02% | 0.02% | + +The inflation is not specific to the original mean-varying dispersion shape, +and the RLE offset does not rescue calibration. + +### Power and BH behaviour (25% of taxa at |log2FC| = 1) + +BH is applied within each simulated dataset over its tested family, as +production does. “Null rate” is the α = 0.05 rejection rate among the truly +null taxa in the same cells. + +| n/group | test | sims | null rate @0.05 | raw power | BH power | BH FDR | mean discoveries | +|---:|---|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:| +| 4 | `lrt` | 150 | 0.114 | 0.414 | 0.147 | 0.184 | 1.89 | +| 4 | `wald_ml` | 150 | 0.150 | 0.480 | 0.290 | 0.379 | 4.70 | +| 12 | `lrt` | 150 | 0.083 | 0.668 | 0.422 | 0.101 | 4.82 | +| 12 | `wald_ml` | 150 | 0.096 | 0.688 | 0.509 | 0.129 | 5.99 | + +## Interpretation + +- #193 replicates. The production fixed-scale Wald test on per-taxon ML theta + rejects true nulls well above nominal at every measured group size, + including 20/group (0.065 at α = 0.05). +- The LRT is consistently closer to nominal but remains anti-conservative in + every cell, and fails more often than Wald at tiny n (it needs two fits). + It is a mitigation, not a calibration fix. +- Wald's extra BH “power” is bought with uncontrolled FDR (0.38 at 4/group + against a nominal 0.05). Nothing measured in this sandbox “stays + calibrated”; the calibrated comparator from #193 (glmGamPoi’s + quasi-likelihood F-test) still needs the native run. +- Because even 20/group remained flagged, the production calibration caveat + (see `_calibration_caveat` in `src/analysis/differential.jl`) uses “caution” + severity through the largest measured size and only drops to “info” beyond + the measured range. That caveat is fork-side only; any change to upstream + defaults remains an upstream decision (see `UPSTREAM_DRAFT.md`). + +## Checklist mapping (#193) + +Done in this reduced run: direct replication at larger sim counts and more +group sizes; additional shapes; RLE offset at 4/12 per group; an additional +test (LRT) on identical datasets; power and BH-FDR at |log2FC| = 1. +Not done: the full 1,000-sim grid; `wald_trend`; glmGamPoi QL F; edgeR QL; +native Rscript/Bioconductor execution; power at other effect/group sizes. diff --git a/bench/null_calibration/UPSTREAM_DRAFT.md b/bench/null_calibration/UPSTREAM_DRAFT.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5de5b181 --- /dev/null +++ b/bench/null_calibration/UPSTREAM_DRAFT.md @@ -0,0 +1,51 @@ +# Draft upstream report: null calibration of the `glm.nb` Wald test + +*Status: draft prepared downstream for review before anything is filed +upstream. All numbers are from `REPORT.md` in this directory, which defines +exactly what ran, where, and what did not run.* + +## Summary + +In null simulations that drive the production negative-binomial fitting code +(`MASS::glm.nb` per taxon, fixed-scale Wald test, per-taxon ML theta treated +as known), true nulls are rejected more often than nominal at every measured +group size. At α = 0.05 the rejection rate was 0.138 with 4 samples per group +and 0.076 with 12 (original/TSS shape, 200 sims × 40 taxa), and still 0.065 +at 20 per group. A likelihood-ratio test on the same fits/datasets was closer +to nominal (0.103 / 0.065 / 0.058) but still anti-conservative in every cell +(Wilson 95% lower bound > 0.05 in all 32 summarised test-cells). Under a +power design (25% of taxa at |log2FC| = 1), Benjamini–Hochberg at 0.05 +delivered FDR 0.38 (Wald, 4/group) and 0.13 (12/group). + +The mechanism is the standard one: the Wald test plugs in the per-taxon ML +theta and ignores its sampling uncertainty. The bench that produces these +numbers extracts the production fitting block directly from +`src/analysis/differential.jl`, so the `wald_ml` column is the shipped code +path, not a reimplementation. + +## What was and was not measured + +Measured (reduced WebR run, genuine MASS 7.3-65 `glm.nb`; see `REPORT.md` for +provenance limits): Wald vs LRT, paired on identical datasets; group sizes +3–20; constant/sparse/unequal-library shapes; RLE offsets; one power design. + +Not yet measured: the glmGamPoi quasi-likelihood F-test as an in-bench +comparator on this branch (the calibrated path reported in the downstream +issue), the dispersion-trend Wald option, edgeR, and the full 1,000-sim grid. +The bench (`bench/null_calibration/`, native `Rscript` route) is ready to run +those where R + Bioconductor are available. + +## Options for the upstream maintainer's consideration + +1. **Result-notes caveat for small samples** (adopted downstream): record a + calibration caveat with `ml`-dispersion results, scaled by group size. + Changes no statistics or defaults. +2. **LRT instead of Wald for the `glm.nb` path:** measurably closer to + nominal in this bench, but still anti-conservative, slower, and fails + more often at tiny n. The bench quantifies the trade-off; it is not a + calibration fix. +3. **Prefer a quasi-likelihood path below a group-size threshold:** the + downstream measurements that motivated this bench found the QL F-test at + nominal rates where Wald was inflated. Any such default change is + upstream's call; this draft only supplies the replication bench and + numbers to decide with. diff --git a/bench/null_calibration/calibration.R b/bench/null_calibration/calibration.R new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a424dc4c --- /dev/null +++ b/bench/null_calibration/calibration.R @@ -0,0 +1,395 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env Rscript +# SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) +# +# Null-calibration and power bench for the nb_glm tests in +# src/analysis/differential.jl (fork issue #193). This is a bench, not a unit +# test: it is slow and stochastic, and it never runs in CI by default. +# +# What it measures, on the SAME simulated datasets (paired comparison): +# wald_ml - the production default: the real `_FIT_R` block extracted +# from differential.jl, da_use_gp = FALSE (MASS::glm.nb per +# taxon, Wald test at fixed scale 1). +# wald_trend - the production glmGamPoi option ON THIS BRANCH: the same +# `_FIT_R` block with da_use_gp = TRUE (glm_gp dispersion +# trend plugged into a fixed-theta Wald fit). This is NOT +# glmGamPoi's quasi-likelihood test. Needs glmGamPoi. +# lrt - MASS::glm.nb likelihood-ratio test, full (~ group) against +# intercept-only, each fit estimating its own theta; +# 2 * (logLik(full) - logLik(null)) against chisq(1). +# Bench-only candidate fix; production does not use it. +# glmgampoi_ql - glmGamPoi's own quasi-likelihood F-test (glm_gp + test_de), +# as on the upstream PR 62 branch. Needs glmGamPoi. +# edger_ql - edgeR's quasi-likelihood F-test as an outside reference +# only. Needs edgeR. Not a dependency of the app. +# +# Tests whose package is unavailable are skipped LOUDLY (a line on stdout and +# in the provenance file), never silently replaced by another test. +# +# Usage (from the repo root, with the pinned R library restored): +# Rscript bench/null_calibration/calibration.R --mode=quick +# Rscript bench/null_calibration/calibration.R --mode=full # hours; see README +# Rscript bench/null_calibration/calibration.R --truth=power --log2fc=1 \ +# --n-per=4,12 --sims=200 +# Any --key=value below overrides the mode defaults. Under WebR (no Rscript +# argv), settings may instead come from the NB_CALIB_ARGS environment +# variable as one space-separated string; see webr_run.mjs. +# +# Output: one appended CSV per cell under --out (default +# bench/null_calibration/results/raw), so an interrupted long run keeps the +# simulations it finished. summarise.R aggregates them. + +## ---------------------------------------------------------------- settings + +parse_args <- function(argv) { + out <- list() + for (a in argv) { + if (!grepl("^--[a-z0-9-]+=", a)) stop("unrecognised argument '", a, "' (want --key=value)") + kv <- strsplit(sub("^--", "", a), "=", fixed = TRUE)[[1]] + out[[kv[1]]] <- paste(kv[-1], collapse = "=") + } + out +} + +argv <- commandArgs(trailingOnly = TRUE) +if (length(argv) == 0 && nzchar(Sys.getenv("NB_CALIB_ARGS"))) { + argv <- strsplit(trimws(Sys.getenv("NB_CALIB_ARGS")), "\\s+")[[1]] +} +args <- parse_args(argv) + +mode <- if (!is.null(args$mode)) args$mode else "quick" +defaults <- switch(mode, + quick = list(`n-per` = "4", sims = "10", taxa = "20", shapes = "original", + offsets = "tss", tests = "wald_ml,lrt", truth = "null", + log2fc = "1", seed = "20261020"), + full = list(`n-per` = "3,4,6,8,12,20", sims = "1000", taxa = "40", + shapes = "original,constant,sparse,unequal_lib", + offsets = "tss,rle", + tests = "wald_ml,wald_trend,lrt,glmgampoi_ql,edger_ql", + truth = "null", log2fc = "1", seed = "20261020"), + stop("unknown --mode '", mode, "' (want quick or full, plus overrides)") +) +for (k in names(defaults)) if (is.null(args[[k]])) args[[k]] <- defaults[[k]] +if (is.null(args$out)) args$out <- file.path("bench", "null_calibration", "results", "raw") +if (is.null(args[["differential-jl"]])) { + args[["differential-jl"]] <- file.path("src", "analysis", "differential.jl") +} + +csv_ints <- function(s) as.integer(strsplit(s, ",", fixed = TRUE)[[1]]) +csv_strs <- function(s) trimws(strsplit(s, ",", fixed = TRUE)[[1]]) + +n_pers <- csv_ints(args[["n-per"]]) +n_sims <- as.integer(args$sims) +n_taxa <- as.integer(args$taxa) +shapes <- csv_strs(args$shapes) +offsets <- csv_strs(args$offsets) +want <- csv_strs(args$tests) +truth <- args$truth +lfc <- as.numeric(args$log2fc) +seed0 <- as.integer(args$seed) +out_dir <- args$out +stopifnot(truth %in% c("null", "power")) +dir.create(out_dir, recursive = TRUE, showWarnings = FALSE) + +## ------------------------------------------------------------ MASS access +# Normally MASS is installed and the extracted production block runs +# byte-identical. In a minimal R with no MASS but with MASS's pure-R +# negbin.R already sourced (glm.nb is pure R; MASS 7.3-65 negbin.R makes no +# .C/.Call/.Fortran call), the block's `MASS::` prefixes are stripped as a +# single mechanical substitution and that fact is recorded in the +# provenance. The functions executed are still MASS's own source. + +have_mass_ns <- requireNamespace("MASS", quietly = TRUE) +mass_mode <- if (have_mass_ns) { + paste0("installed MASS ", as.character(packageVersion("MASS"))) +} else if (exists("glm.nb", envir = globalenv())) { + "sourced negbin.R (MASS:: stripped from the extracted block; see header)" +} else { + stop("MASS is not available and glm.nb is not sourced: restore renv.lock first") +} +glm_nb <- if (have_mass_ns) MASS::glm.nb else get("glm.nb", envir = globalenv()) + +have_gp <- requireNamespace("glmGamPoi", quietly = TRUE) +have_edger <- requireNamespace("edgeR", quietly = TRUE) + +## ------------------------------------------------------- production block + +extract_fit_r <- function(path) { + lines <- readLines(path, warn = FALSE) + start <- grep('const _FIT_R = raw"""', lines, fixed = TRUE) + if (length(start) != 1) stop("could not find exactly one _FIT_R block in ", path) + rest <- lines[(start + 1):length(lines)] + end <- which(rest == '"""')[1] + if (is.na(end)) stop("_FIT_R block in ", path, " is not terminated") + block <- paste(rest[seq_len(end - 1)], collapse = "\n") + if (!grepl("da_result", block, fixed = TRUE) || !grepl("glm.nb", block, fixed = TRUE)) { + stop("extracted _FIT_R does not look like the production fit loop") + } + block +} + +fit_code <- extract_fit_r(args[["differential-jl"]]) +if (!have_mass_ns) fit_code <- gsub("MASS::", "", fit_code, fixed = TRUE) + +# Every da_* global fit_nb sets or the block creates on the current branch +# (mirrors the cleanup list in differential.jl's fit_nb). +DA_VARS <- c("da_counts", "da_group", "da_levels", "da_offset", "da_theta_upper", + "da_theta_lower", "da_use_gp", "da_g", "da_term", "da_n", "da_result", + "da_phi", "da_gp_failed", "da_gp", "da_j", "da_y", "da_warns", + "da_fit", "da_co", "da_row", "da_theta", "da_absent") + +run_block <- function(counts, offset, use_gp, n_per) { + g <- globalenv() + assign("da_counts", counts, g) + assign("da_group", rep(c("A", "B"), each = n_per), g) + assign("da_levels", c("A", "B"), g) + assign("da_offset", offset, g) + assign("da_theta_upper", 1e7, g) + assign("da_theta_lower", 1e-8, g) + assign("da_use_gp", use_gp, g) + on.exit(rm(list = intersect(ls(g), DA_VARS), envir = g)) + suppressWarnings(eval(parse(text = fit_code), envir = g)) + res <- get("da_result", envir = g) + res +} + +## ---------------------------------------------------------------- offsets +# Mirror src/analysis/differential.jl exactly: factors centred to geometric +# mean 1, offset = log(factor). RLE refuses (returns NULL) when no taxon is +# present in every sample, as rle_factors does; the refusal is recorded, +# never replaced by TSS. + +geomean <- function(x) exp(mean(log(x))) + +make_offset <- function(counts, method) { + if (method == "tss") { + lib <- rowSums(counts) + if (any(lib <= 0)) return(NULL) + return(log(lib / geomean(lib))) + } + if (method == "rle") { + shared <- which(colSums(counts > 0) == nrow(counts)) + if (length(shared) == 0) return(NULL) + sub <- counts[, shared, drop = FALSE] + gm <- apply(sub, 2, geomean) + raw <- apply(sub, 1, function(row) median(row / gm)) + return(log(raw / geomean(raw))) + } + stop("unknown offset method '", method, "'") +} + +## ------------------------------------------------------------- simulation +# One dataset: samples x taxa integer counts plus the true log2 fold change +# per taxon (all zero under the null). Taxon parameters are redrawn per +# dataset, as in the #193 script. The data-generating library sizes are +# realisations, not observed library sizes: offsets are computed from the +# simulated counts afterwards, as production computes them from data. + +simulate <- function(shape, n_per, n_taxa, truth, lfc) { + n <- 2 * n_per + mu <- switch(shape, + original = exp(runif(n_taxa, log(2), log(500))), + constant = exp(runif(n_taxa, log(2), log(500))), + sparse = exp(rnorm(n_taxa, mean = log(3), sd = 1.6)), + unequal_lib = exp(runif(n_taxa, log(2), log(500))), + stop("unknown shape '", shape, "'") + ) + disp <- if (shape == "constant") rep(0.5, n_taxa) else 0.05 + 2 / sqrt(mu) + lib <- exp(rnorm(n, 0, 0.3)) + if (shape == "unequal_lib") lib[(n_per + 1):n] <- lib[(n_per + 1):n] * 2.5 + true_lfc <- rep(0, n_taxa) + if (truth == "power") { + n_de <- max(1L, round(0.25 * n_taxa)) + de <- seq_len(n_de) + true_lfc[de] <- rep(c(lfc, -lfc), length.out = n_de) + } + y <- vapply(seq_len(n_taxa), function(j) { + m <- mu[j] * lib + if (true_lfc[j] != 0) m[(n_per + 1):n] <- m[(n_per + 1):n] * 2^true_lfc[j] + as.integer(rnbinom(n, mu = m, size = 1 / disp[j])) + }, integer(n)) + storage.mode(y) <- "integer" + # The #193 script's filter, kept so the replication is faithful: a taxon + # needs reads in at least 2 samples and non-constant counts to be tested. + keep <- colSums(y > 0) >= 2 & apply(y, 2, function(v) length(unique(v)) > 1) + list(counts = y[, keep, drop = FALSE], true_lfc = true_lfc[keep], + zero_frac = mean(y == 0)) +} + +## ------------------------------------------------------------ bench tests + +# Production's per-taxon screens, applied to the bench-only tests so every +# test faces the same family: constant counts, and complete separation (no +# reads in any sample of one group). Returns "" when fittable. +screen <- function(yv, g) { + if (length(unique(yv)) < 2L) return("constant counts") + if (all(yv[g == "A"] == 0) || all(yv[g == "B"] == 0)) return("complete separation") + "" +} + +fit_lrt <- function(counts, offset, n_per) { + g <- factor(rep(c("A", "B"), each = n_per), levels = c("A", "B")) + out <- data.frame(status = "failed", pvalue = NA_real_) + out <- out[rep(1, ncol(counts)), , drop = FALSE] + rownames(out) <- NULL + one <- function(formula, yv) { + warns <- character(0) + fit <- tryCatch( + withCallingHandlers(glm_nb(formula, control = glm.control(maxit = 100)), + warning = function(w) { warns <<- c(warns, conditionMessage(w)); invokeRestart("muffleWarning") }), + error = function(e) e) + list(fit = fit, warns = warns) + } + bad_fit <- function(r) { + inherits(r$fit, "error") || !isTRUE(r$fit[["converged"]]) || + !is.null(r$fit[["th.warn"]]) || + any(grepl("iteration limit|alternation limit|did not converge|NaNs produced", r$warns)) + } + off <- offset + for (j in seq_len(ncol(counts))) { + yv <- counts[, j] + if (nzchar(screen(yv, g))) next + # glm.nb looks its variables up in the formula's environment; yv, g and + # off all live in this frame (one()'s enclosing environment), which is + # where these formulas are created. + full <- one(yv ~ g + offset(off), yv) + if (bad_fit(full)) next + null <- one(yv ~ 1 + offset(off), yv) + if (bad_fit(null)) next + lr <- 2 * (as.numeric(logLik(full$fit)) - as.numeric(logLik(null$fit))) + if (!is.finite(lr) || lr < 0) next + p <- pchisq(lr, df = 1, lower.tail = FALSE) + if (!is.finite(p)) next + out$status[j] <- "ok" + out$pvalue[j] <- p + } + out +} + +fit_glmgampoi_ql <- function(counts, offset, n_per) { + g <- factor(rep(c("A", "B"), each = n_per), levels = c("A", "B")) + out <- data.frame(status = rep("failed", ncol(counts)), pvalue = NA_real_) + screens <- vapply(seq_len(ncol(counts)), + function(j) nzchar(screen(counts[, j], g)), logical(1)) + res <- tryCatch(suppressWarnings({ + gp <- glmGamPoi::glm_gp(t(counts), design = model.matrix(~ g), + size_factors = exp(offset), + overdispersion_shrinkage = TRUE) + # Numeric contrast weights on the design columns ((Intercept), gB): + # test_de parses a TEXT contrast as R code, so bench and production + # alike must never hand it a label. + glmGamPoi::test_de(gp, contrast = c(0, 1), sort_by = "none") + }), error = function(e) e) + if (inherits(res, "error")) return(out) + pcol <- intersect(c("pval", "pvalue", "p_value"), names(res))[1] + if (is.na(pcol) || length(res[[pcol]]) != ncol(counts)) return(out) + p <- as.numeric(res[[pcol]]) + ok <- !screens & is.finite(p) & p >= 0 & p <= 1 + out$status[ok] <- "ok" + out$pvalue[ok] <- p[ok] + out +} + +fit_edger_ql <- function(counts, offset, n_per) { + g <- factor(rep(c("A", "B"), each = n_per), levels = c("A", "B")) + out <- data.frame(status = rep("failed", ncol(counts)), pvalue = NA_real_) + screens <- vapply(seq_len(ncol(counts)), + function(j) nzchar(screen(counts[, j], g)), logical(1)) + res <- tryCatch(suppressWarnings({ + y <- edgeR::DGEList(counts = t(counts), group = g) + # Feed edgeR the bench offset rather than its own normalisation, so all + # tests see the same library-size handling: effective library size + # proportional to exp(offset). + y$samples$lib.size <- exp(offset) * geomean(rowSums(counts)) + y$samples$norm.factors <- 1 + design <- model.matrix(~ g) + y <- edgeR::estimateDisp(y, design) + fit <- edgeR::glmQLFit(y, design) + qlf <- edgeR::glmQLFTest(fit, coef = 2) + edgeR::topTags(qlf, n = Inf, sort.by = "none")$table + }), error = function(e) e) + if (inherits(res, "error")) return(out) + pcol <- intersect(c("pvalue", "p.value", "pvalue"), names(res))[1] + if (is.na(pcol) || length(res[[pcol]]) != ncol(counts)) return(out) + p <- as.numeric(res[[pcol]]) + ok <- !screens & is.finite(p) & p >= 0 & p <= 1 + out$status[ok] <- "ok" + out$pvalue[ok] <- p[ok] + out +} + +## ------------------------------------------------------------------- main + +enabled <- want +for (t in want) { + if (t %in% c("wald_trend", "glmgampoi_ql") && !have_gp) { + cat("SKIPPED test", t, ": glmGamPoi is not available in this R library\n") + enabled <- setdiff(enabled, t) + } + if (t == "edger_ql" && !have_edger) { + cat("SKIPPED test edger_ql: edgeR is not available in this R library\n") + enabled <- setdiff(enabled, t) + } +} +if (length(enabled) == 0) stop("no requested test can run in this R library") + +cell_index <- 0L +for (shape in shapes) for (off_m in offsets) for (n_per in n_pers) { + cell_index <- cell_index + 1L + # The taxa count is part of the cell identity: reruns append to a cell's + # CSV, so two settings must never share a file by accident. + cell <- sprintf("%s_%s_%s_n%d_t%d%s", truth, shape, off_m, n_per, n_taxa, + if (truth == "power") sprintf("_lfc%s", lfc) else "") + f <- file.path(out_dir, paste0("pvalues_", cell, ".csv")) + prov <- file.path(out_dir, paste0("provenance_", cell, ".txt")) + writeLines(c( + paste("cell:", cell), paste("date:", format(Sys.time(), tz = "UTC", usetz = TRUE)), + paste("args:", paste(argv, collapse = " ")), + paste("MASS:", mass_mode), + paste("glmGamPoi:", if (have_gp) as.character(packageVersion("glmGamPoi")) else "absent"), + paste("edgeR:", if (have_edger) as.character(packageVersion("edgeR")) else "absent"), + paste("tests run:", paste(enabled, collapse = ",")), + capture.output(sessionInfo()) + ), prov) + cat(sprintf("cell %s: %d sims x %d taxa, tests %s\n", + cell, n_sims, n_taxa, paste(enabled, collapse = "+"))) + header_done <- file.exists(f) + skipped_sims <- 0L + refused_offsets <- 0L + for (s in seq_len(n_sims)) { + # One seed per (cell, sim): cells can run in any order, in parallel + # processes, and reproduce dataset-for-dataset. + set.seed(seed0 + cell_index * 1000003L + s) + sim <- simulate(shape, n_per, n_taxa, truth, lfc) + counts <- sim$counts + if (ncol(counts) < 5) { skipped_sims <- skipped_sims + 1L; next } + offset <- make_offset(counts, off_m) + if (is.null(offset)) { refused_offsets <- refused_offsets + 1L; next } + fits <- list() + if ("wald_ml" %in% enabled) { + r <- run_block(counts, offset, FALSE, n_per) + fits$wald_ml <- data.frame(status = r$status, pvalue = r$pvalue) + } + if ("wald_trend" %in% enabled) { + r <- run_block(counts, offset, TRUE, n_per) + fits$wald_trend <- data.frame(status = r$status, pvalue = r$pvalue) + } + if ("lrt" %in% enabled) fits$lrt <- fit_lrt(counts, offset, n_per) + if ("glmgampoi_ql" %in% enabled) fits$glmgampoi_ql <- fit_glmgampoi_ql(counts, offset, n_per) + if ("edger_ql" %in% enabled) fits$edger_ql <- fit_edger_ql(counts, offset, n_per) + rows <- do.call(rbind, lapply(names(fits), function(t) { + data.frame(truth = truth, shape = shape, offset = off_m, n_per = n_per, + taxa = n_taxa, sim = s, taxon = seq_len(ncol(counts)), + true_log2fc = sim$true_lfc, test = t, + status = fits[[t]]$status, pvalue = fits[[t]]$pvalue, + 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(2026-04-24),wasm32-unknown-emscripten (32-bit),webr_0.6.0 +power_original_tss_n4_t40_lfc1,2026-10-22 22:59:41 UTC,"--shapes=original --offsets=tss --n-per=4 --sims=150 --taxa=40 --tests=wald_ml,lrt --truth=power --log2fc=1 --differential-jl=/work/differential.jl --out=/work/results/raw --results=/work/results/raw",sourced negbin.R (MASS:: stripped from the extracted block; see header),absent,absent,"wald_ml,lrt",R version 4.6.0 (2026-04-24),wasm32-unknown-emscripten (32-bit),webr_0.6.0 diff --git a/bench/null_calibration/summarise.R b/bench/null_calibration/summarise.R new file mode 100644 index 00000000..21231182 --- /dev/null +++ b/bench/null_calibration/summarise.R @@ -0,0 +1,131 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env Rscript +# SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) +# +# Aggregate calibration.R's per-cell p-value CSVs into the #193 summary +# tables. Base R only, so it runs anywhere calibration.R's output lands. +# +# Rscript bench/null_calibration/summarise.R \ +# --results=bench/null_calibration/results/raw \ +# --out=bench/null_calibration/results +# +# Writes calibration_summary.csv (one row per cell x test: rejection rates +# at alpha = 0.01/0.05/0.10 with Wilson 95% intervals, Kolmogorov-Smirnov D +# and p against Uniform(0,1), fit-failure share) and, when power cells are +# present, power_summary.csv (raw and BH power on truly-changed taxa, and +# the Benjamini-Hochberg false discovery rate at 0.05 averaged per dataset). +# +# A "test" here is one taxon in one simulated dataset that produced a +# p-value (production's BH family: status ok or boundary). Failures are +# counted separately and never enter a rate's denominator silently: every +# row reports both n_pvalues and n_failed. + +argv <- commandArgs(trailingOnly = TRUE) +if (length(argv) == 0 && nzchar(Sys.getenv("NB_CALIB_ARGS"))) { + argv <- strsplit(trimws(Sys.getenv("NB_CALIB_ARGS")), "\\s+")[[1]] +} +args <- list() +for (a in argv) { + if (!grepl("^--[a-z0-9-]+=", a)) stop("unrecognised argument '", a, "' (want --key=value)") + kv <- strsplit(sub("^--", "", a), "=", fixed = TRUE)[[1]] + args[[kv[1]]] <- paste(kv[-1], collapse = "=") +} +results_dir <- if (!is.null(args$results)) args$results else + file.path("bench", "null_calibration", "results", "raw") +out_dir <- if (!is.null(args$out)) args$out else + file.path("bench", "null_calibration", "results") +dir.create(out_dir, recursive = TRUE, showWarnings = FALSE) + +files <- list.files(results_dir, pattern = "^pvalues_.*[.]csv$", full.names = TRUE) +if (length(files) == 0) stop("no pvalues_*.csv under ", results_dir) +dat <- do.call(rbind, lapply(files, function(f) { + d <- read.csv(f, stringsAsFactors = FALSE) + d$file <- basename(f) + d +})) +if (!"taxa" %in% names(dat)) dat$taxa <- NA_integer_ +dat$has_p <- !is.na(dat$pvalue) & dat$status %in% c("ok", "boundary") + +# Wilson score interval for k/n at 95% (the same interval prop.test uses +# without continuity correction, written out so the bench needs nothing +# beyond base R distributions). +wilson <- function(k, n) { + if (n == 0) return(c(NA_real_, NA_real_, NA_real_)) + z <- qnorm(0.975) + p <- k / n + den <- 1 + z^2 / n + mid <- (p + z^2 / (2 * n)) / den + half <- z * sqrt(p * (1 - p) / n + z^2 / (4 * n^2)) / den + c(p, max(0, mid - half), min(1, mid + half)) +} + +key_of <- function(d) paste(d$truth, d$shape, d$offset, d$n_per, d$taxa, d$test, sep = "|") +groups <- split(dat, key_of(dat)) + +summ_rows <- lapply(groups, function(d) { + p <- d$pvalue[d$has_p] + # Under a power cell only the truly-null taxa calibrate the test. + p_null <- d$pvalue[d$has_p & d$true_log2fc == 0] + ks <- if (length(p_null) >= 10) { + k <- suppressWarnings(ks.test(p_null, "punif")) + c(unname(k$statistic), k$p.value) + } else c(NA_real_, NA_real_) + w <- function(alpha) wilson(sum(p_null < alpha), length(p_null)) + w01 <- w(0.01); w05 <- w(0.05); w10 <- w(0.10) + data.frame( + truth = d$truth[1], shape = d$shape[1], offset = d$offset[1], + n_per_group = d$n_per[1], n_taxa_setting = d$taxa[1], test = d$test[1], + n_sims = length(unique(d$sim)), n_attempted = nrow(d), + n_pvalues = length(p), n_failed = sum(d$status == "failed"), + n_boundary = sum(d$status == "boundary"), + fail_rate = sum(d$status == "failed") / nrow(d), + rate_01 = w01[1], rate_01_lo = w01[2], rate_01_hi = w01[3], + rate_05 = w05[1], rate_05_lo = w05[2], rate_05_hi = w05[3], + rate_10 = w10[1], rate_10_lo = w10[2], rate_10_hi = w10[3], + ks_D = ks[1], ks_p = ks[2], mean_p_null = if (length(p_null)) mean(p_null) else NA_real_, + stringsAsFactors = FALSE + ) +}) +summary_df <- do.call(rbind, summ_rows) +summary_df <- summary_df[order(summary_df$truth, summary_df$shape, summary_df$offset, + summary_df$n_per_group, summary_df$test), ] +write.csv(summary_df, file.path(out_dir, "calibration_summary.csv"), row.names = FALSE) +cat(sprintf("wrote %s (%d rows)\n", file.path(out_dir, "calibration_summary.csv"), nrow(summary_df))) + +pow <- dat[dat$truth == "power", , drop = FALSE] +if (nrow(pow) > 0) { + pow$padj <- NA_real_ + # BH within each simulated dataset and test, over that dataset's tested + # family - the same family production adjusts over. + fams <- split(seq_len(nrow(pow)), + paste(pow$file, pow$sim, pow$test, sep = "|")) + for (idx in fams) { + fam <- idx[pow$has_p[idx]] + if (length(fam) > 0) pow$padj[fam] <- p.adjust(pow$pvalue[fam], method = "BH") + } + pg <- split(pow, key_of(pow)) + prows <- lapply(pg, function(d) { + de <- d[d$true_log2fc != 0 & d$has_p, , drop = FALSE] + by_sim <- split(d, d$sim) + fdp <- vapply(by_sim, function(s) { + disc <- s$has_p & !is.na(s$padj) & s$padj < 0.05 + if (!any(disc)) 0 else mean(s$true_log2fc[disc] == 0) + }, numeric(1)) + data.frame( + shape = d$shape[1], offset = d$offset[1], n_per_group = d$n_per[1], + test = d$test[1], n_sims = length(by_sim), + power_raw_05 = if (nrow(de)) mean(de$pvalue < 0.05) else NA_real_, + power_bh_05 = if (nrow(de)) mean(!is.na(de$padj) & de$padj < 0.05) else NA_real_, + bh_fdr_05 = mean(fdp), + mean_discoveries = mean(vapply(by_sim, function(s) + sum(s$has_p & !is.na(s$padj) & s$padj < 0.05), numeric(1))), + stringsAsFactors = FALSE + ) + }) + power_df <- do.call(rbind, prows) + power_df <- power_df[order(power_df$shape, power_df$offset, + power_df$n_per_group, power_df$test), ] + write.csv(power_df, file.path(out_dir, "power_summary.csv"), row.names = FALSE) + cat(sprintf("wrote %s (%d rows)\n", file.path(out_dir, "power_summary.csv"), nrow(power_df))) +} +cat("summarise complete\n") diff --git a/bench/null_calibration/webr_run.mjs b/bench/null_calibration/webr_run.mjs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..50eedd29 --- /dev/null +++ b/bench/null_calibration/webr_run.mjs @@ -0,0 +1,104 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env node +// SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) +// +// Sandbox-only driver: run calibration.R / summarise.R under WebR (R in +// WebAssembly) when no native R is available. The R code executed is the +// bench's own, unmodified; MASS comes from sourcing MASS's pure-R negbin.R +// (glm.nb makes no compiled calls), which calibration.R detects and records +// in its provenance output. Prefer native Rscript with the renv.lock pin +// whenever it exists - it is faster and carries glmGamPoi/edgeR. +// +// One-time setup (outside the repo, so no repo lockfile changes): +// mkdir ~/webr-probe && cd ~/webr-probe && npm init -y && npm i webr@0.6.0 +// git clone https://github.com/cran/MASS.git mass-src +// git -C mass-src checkout b6a2274 # MASS 7.3-65, the renv.lock pin +// +// Run, from the repo root: +// WEBR_PATH=~/webr-probe/node_modules/webr \ +// node bench/null_calibration/webr_run.mjs \ +// --mass-r ~/webr-probe/mass-src/R/negbin.R \ +// --script calibration -- --n-per=4 --sims=200 --tests=wald_ml,lrt +// Files land in bench/null_calibration/results/raw (override with +// --host-out). For summarise, existing raw CSVs in --host-out are mounted +// in first, and the summary CSVs are copied back to --host-summary-out +// (default bench/null_calibration/results). + +import { existsSync, mkdirSync, readFileSync, readdirSync, writeFileSync } from 'node:fs'; +import { dirname, join, resolve } from 'node:path'; +import { fileURLToPath, pathToFileURL } from 'node:url'; + +const here = dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url)); +const argv = process.argv.slice(2); +const sep = argv.indexOf('--'); +const driverArgs = sep === -1 ? argv : argv.slice(0, sep); +const rArgs = sep === -1 ? [] : argv.slice(sep + 1); + +function opt(name, fallback) { + const hit = driverArgs.find((a) => a.startsWith(`${name}=`)); + if (hit) return hit.slice(name.length + 1); + const i = driverArgs.indexOf(name); + return i === -1 ? fallback : driverArgs[i + 1]; +} + +const script = opt('--script', 'calibration'); +const massR = opt('--mass-r', ''); +const hostOut = resolve(opt('--host-out', join(here, 'results', 'raw'))); +const hostSummaryOut = resolve(opt('--host-summary-out', join(here, 'results'))); +const webrPath = process.env.WEBR_PATH || 'webr'; +// WEBR_PATH may name the package directory or its ESM entry directly. +const webrEntry = webrPath === 'webr' ? 'webr' + : pathToFileURL(resolve(webrPath.endsWith('.mjs') ? webrPath : join(webrPath, 'dist', 'webr.mjs'))).href; +const { WebR } = await import(webrEntry); + +// No stdout/stderr callbacks here: under Node the WebR worker cannot clone +// function options, and the defaults already stream R output to this +// process's stdout/stderr line by line. +const webR = new WebR({ interactive: false }); +await webR.init(); + +const put = async (vfsPath, hostPath) => { + const dir = vfsPath.slice(0, vfsPath.lastIndexOf('/')); + if (dir) await webR.evalRVoid(`dir.create("${dir}", recursive = TRUE, showWarnings = FALSE)`); + await webR.FS.writeFile(vfsPath, readFileSync(hostPath)); +}; + +await put('/work/calibration.R', join(here, 'calibration.R')); +await put('/work/summarise.R', join(here, 'summarise.R')); +await put('/work/differential.jl', join(here, '..', '..', 'src', 'analysis', 'differential.jl')); +if (massR) await put('/work/negbin.R', resolve(massR.replace(/^~/, process.env.HOME || ''))); + +// Mount any existing raw results so summarise (and resumed calibration +// cells appending to the same CSV) see them. +if (existsSync(hostOut)) { + for (const f of readdirSync(hostOut)) { + if (/\.(csv|txt)$/.test(f)) await put(`/work/results/raw/${f}`, join(hostOut, f)); + } +} + +const benchArgs = [...rArgs.filter((a) => !a.startsWith('--differential-jl=') && !a.startsWith('--out=') && !a.startsWith('--results=')), + '--differential-jl=/work/differential.jl', + // calibration.R writes raw cells to --out; summarise.R writes summaries to + // --out. They are different directories. + script === 'summarise' ? '--out=/work/results' : '--out=/work/results/raw', + '--results=/work/results/raw']; +const quote = (s) => `'${s.replace(/'/g, "'\\''")}'`; +await webR.evalRVoid(`Sys.setenv(NB_CALIB_ARGS = ${quote(benchArgs.join(' '))})`); +if (massR) await webR.evalRVoid('source("/work/negbin.R")'); +await webR.evalRVoid('setwd("/work")'); +await webR.evalRVoid(`source("/work/${script}.R")`); + +mkdirSync(hostOut, { recursive: true }); +mkdirSync(hostSummaryOut, { recursive: true }); +for (const [vfsDir, hostDir] of [['/work/results/raw', hostOut], ['/work/results', hostSummaryOut]]) { + const listing = await (await webR.evalR( + `list.files("${vfsDir}", pattern = "\\\\.(csv|txt)$")`)).toJs(); + for (const name of listing.values) { + if (vfsDir.endsWith('/raw') === false && name.startsWith('pvalues_')) continue; + const bytes = await webR.FS.readFile(`${vfsDir}/${name}`); + writeFileSync(join(hostDir, name), bytes); + console.log(`[webr_run] ${name} -> ${join(hostDir, name)}`); + } +} +await webR.close(); +process.exit(0); diff --git a/bench/validated_statistics.jl b/bench/validated_statistics.jl new file mode 100644 index 00000000..eabfa9c9 --- /dev/null +++ b/bench/validated_statistics.jl @@ -0,0 +1,111 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env julia +# Lightweight, reproducible benchmark for issue #1. This is not an estimator or +# correctness validation; the unit/reference suites provide those checks. +using JSON3 +using MetaManifold +using MetaManifold.NumericPolicy +using MetaManifold.ExactSummaries +using MetaManifold.HighPrecision + +function counts_fixture(n_features::Int, n_samples::Int) + labels = ["sample_$j" for j in 1:n_samples] + features = ["feature_$i" for i in 1:n_features] + counts = [BigInt((37i + 101j + 17i*j) % 1000) + for i in 1:n_features, j in 1:n_samples] + counts, labels, features +end + +function measure(f::Function; repetitions::Int=5) + f() # warm up compilation outside all reported timings + GC.gc() + trials = [@timed f() for _ in 1:repetitions] + times = sort([t.time for t in trials]) + bytes = sort([t.bytes for t in trials]) + middle = (repetitions + 1) ÷ 2 + Dict{String,Any}( + "repetitions" => repetitions, + "seconds" => [t.time for t in trials], + "allocated_bytes" => [t.bytes for t in trials], + "median_seconds" => times[middle], + "median_allocated_bytes" => bytes[middle], + ) +end + +function benchmark() + measurements = Dict{String,Any}[] + for (features, samples) in ((8, 2), (100, 8), (1000, 8)) + counts, labels, feature_labels = counts_fixture(features, samples) + groups = ["group_$(j % 2)" for j in 1:samples] + policy = numeric_policy(:exact_counts) + result = measure(; repetitions=features == 1000 ? 3 : 5) do + exact_summary(counts; sample_labels=labels, + feature_labels=feature_labels, groups, policy) + end + result["operation"] = "exact_summary" + result["precision_bits"] = nothing + result["features"] = features + result["samples"] = samples + push!(measurements, result) + end + + counts, labels, feature_labels = counts_fixture(100, 8) + for bits in (64, 256, 1024) + policy = numeric_policy(mode=:high_precision, precision_bits=bits) + result = measure() do + high_precision_summary(counts; sample_labels=labels, + feature_labels=feature_labels, policy) + end + result["operation"] = "high_precision_summary" + result["precision_bits"] = bits + result["features"] = 100 + result["samples"] = 8 + push!(measurements, result) + end + + # Concurrency evidence on the same input and precision, not a claim that a + # single MPFR operation is parallel. Run the benchmark with -t2 or more. + policy = numeric_policy(mode=:high_precision, precision_bits=256) + work = () -> high_precision_summary(counts; sample_labels=labels, + feature_labels=feature_labels, policy) + sequential = measure(; repetitions=3) do + foreach(_ -> work(), 1:4) + end + sequential["operation"] = "four_high_precision_summaries_sequential" + concurrent = measure(; repetitions=3) do + @sync for _ in 1:4 + Threads.@spawn work() + end + end + concurrent["operation"] = "four_high_precision_summaries_concurrent" + push!(measurements, sequential, concurrent) + + Dict{String,Any}( + "schema" => "metamanifold.validated-statistics-benchmark.v1", + "commit" => get(ENV, "GITHUB_SHA", "unknown"), + "software" => Dict{String,Any}( + "julia" => string(VERSION), "mpfr" => string(Base.MPFR.version())), + "platform" => Dict{String,Any}( + "os" => string(Sys.KERNEL), "arch" => string(Sys.ARCH), + "cpu" => string(Sys.CPU_NAME), "julia_threads" => Threads.nthreads()), + "interpretation" => "descriptive runtime/allocation baseline only; no statistical validation or universal speed claim", + "measurements" => measurements, + ) +end + +output = nothing +if !isempty(ARGS) + if length(ARGS) == 2 && ARGS[1] == "--output" + output = ARGS[2] + else + error("usage: julia --project=. -t2 bench/validated_statistics.jl [--output PATH]") + end +end +result = benchmark() +encoded = JSON3.write(result) +if isnothing(output) + println(encoded) +else + mkpath(dirname(abspath(output))) + write(output, encoded) + println("Wrote validated-statistics benchmark to $output") +end diff --git a/.github/codecov.yml b/codecov.yml similarity index 100% rename from .github/codecov.yml rename to codecov.yml diff --git a/config/defaults/pipeline.yml b/config/defaults/pipeline.yml index 44b2c882..d9930ae9 100644 --- a/config/defaults/pipeline.yml +++ b/config/defaults/pipeline.yml @@ -343,20 +343,20 @@ analysis: normalisation: hellinger # Reads per sample for rarefy or srs; 0 uses the smallest non-empty sample. depth: 0 - # Differential abundance: a negative-binomial model per taxon (MASS::glm.nb) - # comparing two conditions on the raw read counts, with Benjamini-Hochberg - # adjusted p-values. + # Differential abundance: compares two conditions on the raw read counts, with + # mandatory Benjamini-Hochberg adjusted p-values across the fitted family. differential: - # The model fitted to each taxon. nb_glm: a negative-binomial GLM on the read - # counts with a library-size offset; the effect is a log2 fold change. clr_welch: - # Welch's t-test on centred log-ratios over the taxa passing min_prevalence, - # after zCompositions::cmultRepl replaces their zeros; the effect is a - # difference in CLR units, not a fold change. + # Differential model: nb_glm (negative-binomial GLM), clr_welch (Welch test + # on zero-replaced CLR values), zinb or hurdle_nb (two-part count models), + # ancom_bc (bias-corrected log-linear model), aldex2 (Monte-Carlo CLR), + # songbird (CLR-centred multinomial regression), multinomial, or + # dirichlet_multinomial (joint compositional models). Two-part models test + # both group effects jointly and report the count-process fold change. method: nb_glm - # How library size enters each model, as a log offset: tss (total reads per - # sample) or rle (median-of-ratios over the taxa present in every sample). - # rle is refused when no taxon is present in every sample. - # Used by nb_glm only; clr_welch ignores it, since log-ratios carry no library size. + # How library size enters each count model, as a log offset: tss (total reads + # per sample) or rle (median-of-ratios over taxa present in every sample). + # rle is refused when no taxon is present in every sample. Used by nb_glm, + # zinb, and hurdle_nb; compositional methods do not use a size-factor offset. offset: tss # nb_glm only: where each taxon's negative-binomial theta comes from. ml # (the default) takes the maximum-likelihood estimate MASS::glm.nb fits per @@ -364,18 +364,64 @@ analysis: # across all taxa in one call -- sharing information across taxa, which # steadies low-count taxa -- and fits each taxon through # MASS::negative.binomial(theta = 1/dispersion), so the Wald test is - # unchanged. Requires the glmGamPoi R package. + # unchanged. Requires the glmGamPoi R package; refused for non-nb_glm methods. + # Both fixed-theta Wald tests treat the dispersion they use as known rather + # than propagating its estimation uncertainty: every ml result therefore + # carries a calibration caveat in its diagnostics, strongest when a group + # is small, as does a glmGamPoi result whose smaller group has at most 12 + # samples. The caveat records the limitation; it changes no p-value. + # Evidence and the replication protocol: bench/null_calibration. dispersion: ml # Fraction of samples, 0 to 1, in which a taxon must have reads to be - # tested. Taxa below it are listed as filtered, without a p-value. For - # clr_welch it is applied before zero replacement, so on a sparse table it also - # keeps imputed values for rare taxa out of every sample; clr_welch refuses a - # taxon seen in fewer than 2 samples. + # tested. Taxa below it are listed as filtered, without a p-value. Applied + # before compositional subcomposition construction. Bayesian replacement + # refuses a taxon seen in fewer than 2 samples; CZM requires at least one. min_prevalence: 0.0 - # clr_welch only: cmultRepl's frac, between 0 and 1. An imputed proportion above - # its taxon's smallest observed proportion is lowered to this fraction of it. - # A replaced zero is not a measurement. + # clr_welch only: how cmultRepl replaces zeros before the centred log-ratio. + # bayesian_multiplicative uses the geometric Bayesian-multiplicative (GBM) + # posterior replacement. multiplicative_replacement uses count zero + # multiplicative (CZM) replacement. Both preserve observed-part ratios; + # neither turns an imputed zero into a measurement. + replacement_method: bayesian_multiplicative + # clr_welch only: cmultRepl's frac, strictly between 0 and 1. For CZM this + # is the fraction of the 0.5/sample-total threshold; for either method an + # imputed proportion above its taxon's smallest observed proportion is + # lowered to this fraction of it. Values below 0.01 or at least 0.9 warn. replacement_delta: 0.65 + # multinomial and dirichlet_multinomial only: the taxon whose log-odds are the + # denominator of every reported log ratio. ~ picks the most abundant taxon that + # passes min_prevalence. A reference must have reads in at least half the + # samples: every ratio is anchored on it, so a sparse one makes them unstable. + mn_reference_taxon: ~ + # multinomial and dirichlet_multinomial: L2 (ridge) penalty on the log-odds + # coefficients, 0 for maximum likelihood. A penalty keeps a taxon with almost + # no reads in one group from dominating the joint fit, and its standard errors + # are the penalised ones. An L1 (Songbird-style sparsity) penalty is not + # implemented: a lasso estimate has no valid Wald standard error. + mn_penalty: 0.0 + # dirichlet_multinomial only: how the Dirichlet concentration is estimated. + # mle profiles the likelihood alternately with the coefficients; mom takes one + # method-of-moments estimate from the multinomial composition (faster, no + # alternation). The result reports the concentration c and theta = 1/(1+c), + # the model's intra-sample correlation; theta -> 0 is the multinomial. + dm_overdispersion_method: mle + # Optimiser settings for the two multinomial models, which are fitted in + # Julia: the Newton iteration cap, the convergence tolerance (largest + # coefficient update, relative to the coefficients), and the wall-clock + # budget in seconds. A fit that exceeds the budget fails with an explicit + # error rather than holding the request open. The dense observed information + # limits a fit to 1000 taxa; raise min_prevalence or use a coarser rank above + # that. + max_iter: 500 + tolerance: 0.00000001 + max_seconds: 300.0 + # clr_welch with bayesian_multiplicative only: null uses GBM's estimated + # Dirichlet concentration. A finite value greater than 0 overrides it with + # cmultRepl(method = "user") and the same leave-one-out prior mean. + bayesian_alpha: ~ + # aldex2 only: number of Dirichlet Monte-Carlo instances drawn per sample + # (whole number in [16, 4096]; seeded by the study's top-level seed). + mc_samples: 128 ## Occupancy probe (MMW-01) # Measures each attested stage's memory: Julia's allocation total, and the diff --git a/config/defaults/tool_versions.yml b/config/defaults/tool_versions.yml index 2e107d31..b17596c5 100644 --- a/config/defaults/tool_versions.yml +++ b/config/defaults/tool_versions.yml @@ -222,3 +222,11 @@ tools: any: url: "https://github.com/lczech/gappa/archive/refs/tags/v0.9.0.tar.gz" sha256: "6c3e64c6621d1a3ae2ab9f7a3af8d6d130f35e3b260ab659ebf6b60e8364d126" + + fasttree: + version: "2.2.0" + source: source_archive + archives: + any: + url: "https://github.com/morgannprice/fasttree/archive/refs/tags/v2.2.0.tar.gz" + sha256: "db5f0d2d1e2b9099193a3a68a5c44f71166a870a7a4269398b9258b1e3478e12" diff --git a/docs/cladistics/clade-cumulus.md b/docs/cladistics/clade-cumulus.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ced2ba25 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/cladistics/clade-cumulus.md @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ + + +# CladeCumulus Phylogenetic & Epistemic Integration + +CladeCumulus unifies phylogenetic branch structure, taxonomic hierarchy, read +abundance aggregation, and multi-world epistemic warrant across the backend, +formal Agda proof suite, and React UI. + +## Architecture Overview + +1. **Formal Proof Core (`proofs/agda/MetaManifold/CladeCumulus.agda`)** + - Checked under `--safe --without-K` with zero postulates or unsafe pragmas. + - Proves world admissibility laws (`every⇒some`, `every⇒not-absent`, non-vacuous empty fibres), drag-and-drop move soundness (`validateMove-sound`), bottom-up cumulative read conservation (`cumulative-conserves-tips`), parent-child monotonicity (`child≤parent`), Faith's PD subset monotonicity (`faithPD-mono`) and upper bound (`faithPD-bounded`), and Unweighted UniFrac shared-vs-union branch bounds (`sharedPD≤unionPD`, `unifracNumerator≤Denominator`). + +2. **Epistemic Warrant & Receipts (`src/core/epistemic.jl`)** + - `WorldCandidate`, `Case`, `present_in_every_admissible_world`, `present_in_some_admissible_world`, `absent_in_every_admissible_world`. + - Canonical accessible palette: `#2e7d32` (`present_in_every`), `#f9a825` (`present_in_some`), `#9e9e9e` (`absent`), `#c62828` (`sans_fibre`). + - Residual uncertainty cloud diameter: `log(1 + residual_count) * 10 + 5`. + - Tamper-evident canonical SHA-256 `Receipt` over study, run, source digests, binary SHA-256 tool records, parameters, and scientific caveats. + +3. **Amplicon Sequence Phylogeny (`src/pipeline/phylogeny/amplicon_tree.jl`)** + - Supports `FastTree` (`2.2.0`, `-nt -gtr -gamma`), `IQ-TREE` (`3.1.4`), and pure-Julia Jukes–Cantor Saitou–Nei Neighbor-Joining (`:nj`) with column bootstrap support. + - Protects large studies via deterministic `select_asv_subset` (`max_asvs`, default `500`), safe token remapping for headers containing semicolons (`ASV_1;size=142`), and explicit short-amplicon approximation warnings. + +4. **Dual-Hierarchy Cladistics & Phylogenetic Diversity (`src/analysis/clade_cumulus.jl` & `src/analysis/diversity.jl`)** + - Supports `:phylogenetic`, `:taxonomic`, and `:combined` modes, surfacing non-monophyletic / dispersed taxa and discordant clades. + - Strict raw `.jplace` evidence reader (`parse_jplace`) without defaulting missing `like_weight_ratio` values to `1.0`. + - Exact `faith_pd`, `clade_faith_pd`, `unweighted_unifrac`, and `weighted_unifrac` (`normalized = false | true`), verified against `scikit-bio` reference outputs. + +5. **Non-Destructive Server Routes & Evidence Mode UI (`src/server/routes/clade_cumulus.jl`, `frontend/src/components/EvidenceModeToggle.tsx`, `frontend/src/components/CladeCumulusPanel.tsx`)** + - Gated behind an explicit `CladeCumulus Evidence Mode` switch on the Study `Trees` tab so standard workflows are never altered silently. + - Counterfactual clade reassignments are validated against `present_in_every_admissible_world` and stored only as optional sidecars under `projects/{study}/trees/.clade_cumulus/`, leaving canonical run DuckDB tables untouched. diff --git a/docs/milestones/02-deferred-issues.md b/docs/milestones/02-deferred-issues.md deleted file mode 100644 index 67e6f59c..00000000 --- a/docs/milestones/02-deferred-issues.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,290 +0,0 @@ - - -# Deferred Features — Ready-to-Paste GitHub Issue Bodies - -These are for features that must NOT be implemented in the current task (exact statistics layer and symbolic engine), -but have clear scientific value and should be tracked. - -Each issue includes scientific value, difficulty, risks. - ---- - -## Issue 1: Exact Statistics Layer — Exact Tests for Small Samples - -**Title:** `feat(analysis): Exact statistics layer — Fisher's exact, exact NB, permutation tests for small-n microbiome data` - -**Labels:** `enhancement`, `analysis`, `deferred`, `scientific-value:high`, `difficulty:hard` - -**Body:** - -### Scientific Value -Parametric approximations (NB GLM, Gaussian LM) break down with small sample sizes (n<10 per group) or sparse features. Exact tests (Fisher's exact for presence/absence, exact NB test via `exactTest` in edgeR, permutation-based PERMANOVA with exact p-values) provide valid inference when asymptotics fail. Critical for rare biosphere, low-biomass samples, and clinical cohorts with limited n. - -- **Use case:** Pathogen detection where presence in 2/3 cases vs 0/20 controls should be significant even with tiny n. -- **Impact:** Reduces false negatives in small studies, improves reproducibility for low-abundance taxa. - -### Scope (Deferred — DO NOT IMPLEMENT HERE) -- Exact Fisher's test for 2x2 tables (presence/absence vs group) -- Exact negative binomial test (edgeR `exactTest` or `exactTestDoubleTail`) -- Permutation-based exact p-values for NB GLM (parametric bootstrap) -- Exact CLR/ILR via permutation of Aitchison distances -- Integration with AnalysisConfig: new method `exact_fisher`, `exact_nb`, `permutation` - -### Difficulty -**Hard** — requires: -- R integration (exact tests via `stats::fisher.test`, `edgeR`, `permute`) -- Combinatorial explosion for large tables (need network algorithm for Fisher) -- Performance: exact tests O(n!) naive, need optimized implementations -- Memory: permutation stores B=10k resamples per taxon -- Validation: compare against known exact p-values from R - -### Risks -- **Performance regression:** Exact tests 10-100x slower than asymptotic; must be behind Advanced Analysis expander and Evidence Mode, with warning about runtime. -- **Memory:** Permutation matrices for 10k taxa x 10k permutations = 100M entries ~ 800MB -- **Scientific misuse:** Exact does not mean assumption-free; still assumes exchangeability under null. Need context help explaining when exact is appropriate vs when it is overly conservative. -- **Dependency:** Adds `edgeR`, `BiocParallel` to renv.lock — increases install time and fragility - -### Acceptance Criteria -- [ ] New methods in AnalysisConfig v2: `exact_fisher`, `exact_nb`, `permutation_nb` -- [ ] BH still mandatory, DANGER banner if disabled -- [ ] Benchmark: <10% regression for existing methods, new methods benchmarked separately with 100 taxa, n=5 per group -- [ ] Tests: exact p-values match R's `fisher.test` for 10 known tables -- [ ] Docs: context help explains exact vs asymptotic, when to use -- [ ] UI: behind Advanced Analysis expander, shows estimated runtime - -### Related -- Blocked by: AnalysisConfig v1 (this PR) -- Blocks: Symbolic engine (needs exact p-value expressions) - ---- - -## Issue 2: Symbolic Engine — Formula Manipulation and Provenance - -**Title:** `feat(analysis): Symbolic engine for formula manipulation, contrast derivation, and provenance` - -**Labels:** `enhancement`, `analysis`, `deferred`, `scientific-value:high`, `difficulty:very-hard` - -**Body:** - -### Scientific Value -Current AnalysisConfig stores formula as string (`~ group + batch`). Symbolic engine would: -- Parse formula into AST, validate variables exist, derive contrasts (e.g., `groupB - groupA`) -- Automatically generate all pairwise contrasts for multi-level factors -- Prove that BH correction is applied to the correct family (e.g., all taxa, or per-contrast?) -- Generate human-readable report: "Testing 1500 taxa for effect of group, controlling for batch, with BH FDR 0.05" -- Enable DOI bundle to include symbolic derivation of analysis intent - -- **Use case:** Study with 4 groups (control, diseaseA, diseaseB, diseaseC) — should automatically test all 6 pairwise, with BH across 1500*6=9000 tests, not 1500. -- **Impact:** Prevents p-hacking by making analysis intent explicit and auditable. - -### Scope (Deferred — DO NOT IMPLEMENT HERE) -- Formula parser: R-style `~` and `+`, `*`, `:`, `I()`, `(1|batch)` for random effects (future) -- Contrast derivation: for factor with k levels, generate k-1 or k*(k-1)/2 contrasts -- Provenance: symbolic proof that result hash chains to formula AST hash -- Integration with DEED: `(formula (ast ...) (contrasts ...))` -- Nickel contract: formula as structured data, not string - -### Difficulty -**Very Hard** — requires: -- Parser combinators or RCall to `terms.formula` -- Symbolic algebra (like `Symbolics.jl` or custom) -- Handling of R's non-standard evaluation (NSE) for formulas -- Provenance: need to hash AST, not just string (string `~ group + batch` vs `~ batch + group` are same model but different strings — should hash to same? Or not? Decision needed) -- UI: visual formula editor with drag-and-drop of metadata columns, live validation - -### Risks -- **Complexity:** Symbolic engine is a research project itself; may introduce bugs in contrast derivation leading to wrong scientific conclusions (worst risk) -- **Scope creep:** Random effects `(1|batch)` opens mixed models, which is a whole new layer (lme4, glmmTMB) — must be explicitly out of scope for v1 -- **Performance:** Parsing 1500 formulas (one per taxon) x 6 contrasts = 9000 parses — need caching -- **R dependency:** If using R's `terms`, need R runtime lock, which may deadlock with pipeline stages -- **Security:** Formula injection if AST allows arbitrary R code (e.g., `~ group + system('rm -rf /')`) — must whitelist allowed symbols - -### Acceptance Criteria -- [ ] Formula AST type in Julia, with `from_string` and `to_string` roundtrip -- [ ] Contrast derivation for factors, with BH family size correctly computed -- [ ] Provenance: config hash includes AST hash, not just string hash -- [ ] Tests: 20 formulas parsed, contrasts derived, compared to R's `model.matrix` and `contrasts` -- [ ] Security: refuses formulas containing `system`, `eval`, `parse`, etc. -- [ ] Docs: explains symbolic vs string, why AST matters for provenance -- [ ] UI: formula editor with autocomplete of metadata columns, shows derived contrasts - -### Related -- Blocked by: AnalysisConfig v1, exact stats layer (needs exact p-value symbols) -- Blocks: Automated report generation, DOI bundle v2 - ---- - -## Issue 3: Compositional Data Analysis — Advanced Methods (ANCOM-BC, ALDEx2, Songbird) - -**Title:** `feat(analysis): Advanced compositional methods — ANCOM-BC, ALDEx2, Songbird` - -**Labels:** `enhancement`, `analysis`, `deferred`, `scientific-value:high`, `difficulty:hard` - -**Body:** - -### Scientific Value -CLR/ILR+LM in v1 are basic compositional methods. Advanced methods address specific biases: -- **ANCOM-BC:** Bias correction for sampling fraction, handles zero inflation better than pseudocount -- **ALDEx2:** Bayesian Dirichlet-multinomial, accounts for sampling uncertainty, provides effect size + p-value -- **Songbird:** Multinomial regression for compositional data, ranks taxa by association with covariates - -- **Use case:** Gut microbiome with highly variable library sizes and many zeros — ANCOM-BC reduces false positives from pseudocount. -- **Impact:** More accurate differential abundance for compositional data, which is inherently relative. - -### Scope -- ANCOM-BC via R `ANCOMBC` package -- ALDEx2 via `ALDEx2` package (CLR + Welch's t + BH, with Dirichlet sampling) -- Songbird via QIIME2 or Python `songbird` (multinomial regression) -- Integration with AnalysisConfig: new methods `ancom_bc`, `aldex2`, `songbird` - -### Difficulty -**Hard** — requires: -- R packages `ANCOMBC`, `ALDEx2` (Bioconductor, heavy dependencies) -- Python interop for Songbird (via `PythonCall.jl` or subprocess) -- Zero handling: ANCOM-BC has own zero handling, not pseudocount -- Benchmarking against existing CLR/ILR -- Memory: ALDEx2 Dirichlet sampling 128 samples per taxon x 10k taxa = 1.28M CLR values - -### Risks -- **Dependency hell:** ANCOMBC depends on `lme4`, `pbapply`, etc.; may conflict with existing renv.lock -- **Performance:** Songbird multinomial regression is iterative, may take hours for 10k taxa -- **Scientific controversy:** Compositional methods are debated (Gloor et al. vs Morton et al.); need balanced context help, not taking sides -- **Reproducibility:** Songbird uses TensorFlow, non-deterministic unless seed fixed — need to record seed in provenance - -### Acceptance Criteria -- [ ] New methods in AnalysisConfig v2 -- [ ] BH mandatory, DANGER banner preserved -- [ ] Tests: compare against R reference for 3 datasets (mock, gut, soil) -- [ ] Benchmark: runtime and memory vs CLR_LM, with 10% regression gate for existing methods -- [ ] Docs: explains when to use ANCOM-BC vs CLR vs Songbird, with citations - ---- - -## Issue 4: CladeCumulus — Phylogenetic Tree Integration - -**Title:** `feat(cladistics): CladeCumulus phylogenetic integration — tree from taxonomy + phylogeny, not just taxonomy ranks` - -**Labels:** `enhancement`, `cladistics`, `deferred`, `scientific-value:medium`, `difficulty:hard` - -**Body:** - -### Scientific Value -Current CladeCumulus builds tree from taxonomic ranks (Domain, Phylum, ...). True phylogenetic tree (from 16S sequences via FastTree or IQ-TREE) would enable: -- Cumulative frequencies along phylogenetic branches (not just taxonomic) -- Phylogenetic diversity metrics (Faith's PD, UniFrac) in CladeCumulus -- Detection of clades that are phylogenetically clustered but taxonomically dispersed (e.g., convergent evolution) - -### Scope -- Build phylogeny from ASV sequences (via `DECIPHER` + `phangorn` or external FastTree) -- Integrate with CladeTree: nodes have both taxonomic and phylogenetic parents -- Cumulative frequencies along phylogeny: sum of counts in clade -- Epistemic colour coding still applies, but residual_count now includes phylogenetic uncertainty - -### Difficulty -**Hard** — requires: -- Sequence alignment (MAFFT or DECIPHER) -- Tree building (FastTree, IQ-TREE) — external binary, need provenance like other tools -- Tree parsing (Newick) and integration with existing taxonomy -- Performance: alignment of 10k ASVs O(n^2) memory, tree building O(n^3) worst case - -### Risks -- **Performance:** 10k ASVs alignment may take hours and 10GB RAM — need to limit to top N or provide subsampling -- **Provenance:** New tool (FastTree) needs probing and hashing like vsearch/swarm -- **Scientific:** Phylogeny from short 16S V4 amplicons is noisy; need to warn that tree is approximate -- **UI:** Phylogenetic tree + taxonomic tree = two hierarchies, need toggle or combined view — may clutter UI if not behind Evidence Mode - ---- - -## Issue 5: Evidence Mode — Full Epistemic UI - -**Title:** `feat(ui): Full Evidence Mode — epistemic status editor, fiber visualizer, residual explorer` - -**Labels:** `enhancement`, `ui`, `epistemic`, `deferred`, `scientific-value:medium`, `difficulty:medium` - -**Body:** - -### Scientific Value -Evidence Mode toggle currently only gates Advanced Analysis and CladeCumulus. Full Evidence Mode would include: -- Editor for `avec_fibre` column (manual curation of which rows carry semantic fibre) -- Fiber visualizer: show Echo fiber for a selected taxon (all candidate worlds consistent with observation) -- Residual explorer: finite model of residual decomposition (like residual-evidence-types explorer.html) -- Warrant editor: what evidence tokens support a claim? - -### Scope -- UI for editing avec_fibre boolean per row (in DataTable) -- Fiber visualizer component: shows witnesses (possible true worlds) over observed -- Residual explorer: slider for noise bound, shows candidate count and presence status -- Integration with provenance: fiber edits logged - -### Difficulty -**Medium** — mostly frontend, but needs backend API for fiber computation - -### Risks -- **UI clutter:** If not carefully designed, Evidence Mode could overwhelm non-expert users. Must keep clean, with progressive disclosure. -- **Performance:** Fiber for 10k taxa x 100 candidate worlds = 1M candidates, need virtualized list -- **Scientific misuse:** Manual editing of avec_fibre could be used to cherry-pick results — need to log edits in provenance and DOI bundle, with DANGER banner if many rows changed - ---- - -## Issue 6: DOI Bundle — Zenodo Integration and Automated DOI Minting - -**Title:** `feat(doi): Zenodo integration — automated DOI minting from DOI-ready bundles` - -**Labels:** `enhancement`, `doi`, `infra`, `deferred`, `scientific-value:high`, `difficulty:medium` - -**Body:** - -### Scientific Value -DOI-ready bundles currently create local directory with DataCite JSON. Zenodo integration would: -- Upload bundle to Zenodo via API, mint DOI automatically -- Link DOI to GitHub release, make analysis citable -- Enable reproducibility: anyone with DOI can download exact config + results + provenance - -### Scope -- Zenodo API client (via HTTP.jl) -- Upload bundle zip, create deposition, publish, get DOI -- Store DOI in provenance and link to GitHub Project board -- UI: "Mint DOI" button in AnalysisConfigEditor, shows DOI badge - -### Difficulty -**Medium** — requires Zenodo token, HTTP client, error handling - -### Risks -- **Token security:** Zenodo token must be stored as secret, not in code -- **Cost:** Zenodo is free but has rate limits; need to handle 429 -- **Irreversibility:** Publishing to Zenodo is irreversible (DOI minted) — need confirmation dialog with DANGER banner -- **Dependency:** Zenodo API may change; need to pin API version - ---- - -## Issue Template Footer (for all) - -**For every issue:** -- [ ] Tests and benchmarks (fail CI on >10% regression) -- [ ] JSON + Nickel + DEED schemas updated -- [ ] Docs and context-sensitive help -- [ ] UI clean, behind Evidence Mode if advanced -- [ ] Provenance-rich, immutable derived objects -- [ ] Linked to Project board "Analysis Layer & Cladistics Development" -- [ ] Milestone report after completion - ---- - - diff --git a/docs/occupancy-2026-10.adoc b/docs/occupancy-2026-10.adoc index 6d291b05..e1abbf98 100644 --- a/docs/occupancy-2026-10.adoc +++ b/docs/occupancy-2026-10.adoc @@ -81,24 +81,25 @@ live at it, so a task's `drift_kib` is the change in the live peak sum across it boundary — negative when the boundary also releases an earlier task — and `release_kib` is everything freed between its start and the next boundary, which can exceed that task's own peak. The folded drift is the sum of the peaks still -live when the stage ends; the pinned instance's own `drift` is that non-negative -live sum, the signed per-task delta being the extension its header records as -H-2. - -For the three orders above, the algebra's predicted peak reproduces the measured -stage peak exactly — 9204, 9192 and 18380 KiB — and the slack against the cost -bound is what the cuts reclaimed: 9180, 9152 and 0 KiB. -`scripts/check-occupancy-grades.jl` checks that equality, occupancy≤cost and -non-negative reclamation against this page's raw record, rebuilding each order's -windows from `docs/occupancy/schedules.yml` (the file records no windows of its -own; the Session IR texts in this directory state the same interleavings). The -reclamation readings are theorems over the pinned siblings at these numbers: -`docs/occupancy/GradedStages.agda` — `no-reclaim` for the concurrent stage, -`reclaimed` for the serial one, where 9204 KiB are released at the frontier and -the cost reading counts them — and the two protocol-level statements -(`occupancy-at-cut`, `protocol-occupancy≤cost`) as the siblings' own two-step -over the stage's timeline. `docs/occupancy/reject` gains a fourth rejection, for -reading the concurrent stage's drift as 0. +live when the stage ends. The pinned Agda instance has natural drift only; +its H-2 signed extension is a proposal, not an established general proof of +Julia's signed per-task deltas. GradedStages explicitly adds the concurrent +example's final delta of -9176 KiB and proves that completed drift is zero. + +The historical records retain peak magnitudes and sample counts, but no +`first_sample`/`last_sample` windows. Their empirical grade correspondence is +*indeterminate*. `scripts/check-occupancy-grades.jl` checks recorded windows only +and exits 2 for these incomplete records. A new probe run retaining real windows +is required; no windows can be reconstructed from peak magnitudes alone. + +`docs/occupancy/model-windows.yml` supplies explicitly synthetic boundaries for +unit examples. Combined with the historical peak magnitudes, the assumed serial +and concurrent interleavings produce 9204, 9192 and 18380 KiB, respectively. +Matching those numbers does not validate the historical trace or measure the +bytes reclaimed at a cut. The Agda examples (`GradedStages.agda`, `TypedPeak.agda`) +prove conditional algebraic statements at those magnitudes and assumed schedules. +They do not establish empirical correspondence. The completed concurrent example +adds a final release and has drift zero. `scripts/lint-occupancy-readings.sh` keeps production code from reading the key directly: outside `src/core/memory_probe.jl`, an occupancy figure must go through @@ -113,7 +114,7 @@ those helpers. | MMW-01.2 | For this workload, the vsearch stage's cost (Julia allocation) is the same in all three orders | TESTED | same file, "two-thread disagreement" (asserted, within 1%) | MMW-01.3 | For this workload, the stage peak depends on the order (A-3), and each search's own peak does not | TESTED | same file, recorded in the test log; table above | MMW-01.4 | For the three Session IR texts, the stepper's counted bytes equal the HWM typed peak | TESTED | `scripts/check-occupancy.sh` (stepper output against `TypedPeak.agda`; three rejections in `docs/occupancy/reject`) -| MMW-01.5 | The recorded run's grades reproduce its measured stage peaks, and the reclamation the pinned siblings' laws read off them is what the cuts freed | TESTED | `scripts/check-occupancy-grades.jl` (the recorded record), `docs/occupancy/GradedStages.agda` (`no-reclaim`, `reclaimed`, `occupancy-at-cut` at the measured numbers), `test/unit/test_occupancy_grade.jl` +| MMW-01.5 | Recorded windows support the graded prediction and reclamation interpretation | INDETERMINATE | Historical records lack windows; rerun required. Synthetic unit examples and Agda examples establish conditional model statements only. | bridge | Counted bytes are bounded by the typed peak in general (occupancy-types' v0 → typed bridge) | OPEN | unchanged; this page gives three instances, not a proof |=== @@ -146,7 +147,7 @@ those helpers. ---- julia --project=. -t 2 test/occupancy_disagreement_test.jl # set OCCUPANCY_RESULTS= for YAML bash scripts/check-occupancy.sh # needs julia and agda 2.6.4.x -julia --project=. scripts/check-occupancy-grades.jl # the recorded run's grades +julia --project=. scripts/check-occupancy-grades.jl # historical evidence check; currently exits 2 (missing windows) bash scripts/lint-occupancy-readings.sh # no ungraded readings in src/ ---- diff --git a/docs/occupancy-models.md b/docs/occupancy-models.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..abcef605 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/occupancy-models.md @@ -0,0 +1,87 @@ +# Occupancy and two-part abundance models + +**Status: partial implementation.** `zinb` and `hurdle_nb` are selectable in +differential abundance. `fit_occupancy` is a repeated-visit lower-level API, +not an AnalysisConfig method or the standard endpoint. The full workflow is +tracked in [issue #205](https://github.com/hyperpolymath/MetaManifold-WebUI/issues/205), +a follow-up to #18. + +The differential-abundance configuration supports `zinb` and `hurdle_nb` +alongside the count, CLR, and compositional methods. These two methods are +fixed-effect, per-taxon models with a two-part negative-binomial likelihood. +They use the configured `tss` or `rle` library-size offset in the count +component and apply Benjamini–Hochberg correction to the joint tests. + +## Zero-inflated negative binomial (ZINB) + +For taxon count `Y`, the model has a logistic structural-zero probability +`π`, and an NB count distribution with mean `μ` and dispersion `θ`: + +- `P(Y = 0) = π + (1 - π) NB(0; μ, θ)` +- `P(Y = y > 0) = (1 - π) NB(y; μ, θ)` + +Both the zero component and log-mean count component include a group effect; +the latter includes the log library-size offset. The reported count effect is +the log fold change (and its log2 conversion). The result also reports the +zero-component group log-odds coefficient. The p-value is a joint 2-df +likelihood-ratio test against a model without either group effect. The fits use +base R's `stats::optim` and `stats::dnbinom`, so no extra R modeling package is +required. + +## Hurdle negative binomial + +A logistic component models whether a count is zero. Conditional on a positive +count, the abundance follows an NB distribution truncated at zero. All zeros +are assigned to the occurrence component; unlike ZINB, the count component +cannot produce zero. The same joint test, count-process effect, offset, and +multiple-testing policy apply. + +These are not interchangeable explanations of sparse data. NB overdispersion +can itself produce many zeros; selecting ZINB just because the matrix is sparse +can overfit and make the structural-zero component weakly identified. Compare +models using diagnostics and report the chosen model. Results do not currently +include a formal Vuong comparison or DHARMa residual diagnostic. + +## Repeated-visit occupancy estimator + +The lower-level Julia entry point +`MetaManifold.Differential.fit_occupancy(history, groups, taxa; levels)` accepts +a Boolean array with dimensions **sites × repeat visits × taxa**. It fits an +occupancy probability `ψ` with an intercept and binary group effect and a +detection probability `p` shared across visits. `psi_reference` is the fitted +occupancy probability for `levels[1]` (the reference); `psi_contrast` is for +`levels[2]` (the contrast). A per-taxon likelihood-ratio test assesses the +group effect in occupancy; p-values are BH-adjusted. The returned table also +includes the estimated `p`. + +This is intentionally not selected by `analysis.differential.method` and is +not called by the single-observation differential endpoint: that endpoint has +no repeat-visit design or detection-history input. The estimator refuses fewer +than two visits rather than treating technical or biological samples as repeat +visits. The initial implementation does not yet accept detection covariates +such as library size, batch, or primer, and does not implement arbitrary +occupancy/detection formulas or random effects. A deployment that needs these +should collect a defensible repeated-detection design and supply/validate +covariates before interpreting `ψ` and `p`. + +Occupancy assumes closure over repeat visits: a site's true occupancy does not +change during the detection period. Microbiome sampling is often destructive, +and the meaning of a repeated visit may therefore be questionable. Single-visit +occupancy is not empirically separated into ψ and p without additional strong +assumptions. Interpret results cautiously and document the sampling design. + +## Provenance and limitations + +Pipeline configuration retains the selected two-part method, offset, +prevalence threshold, and dispersion option. The current analysis assumes a +single binary group contrast and has no user-supplied zero/detection formula. +The two-part tests use a 2-df LRT, not an individual-component significance +test; their reported count fold change is only one part of the joint hypothesis. + +References: + +- MacKenzie, D. I. et al. (2002). Estimating site occupancy rates when detection + probabilities are less than one. *Ecology* 83(8), 2248–2255. +- Martin, T. G. et al. (2005). Zero tolerance ecology: improving ecological + inference by modelling the source of zero observations. *Ecology Letters* 8, + 1235–1246. diff --git a/docs/occupancy/GradedStages.agda b/docs/occupancy/GradedStages.agda index 3c45730d..b29e8aca 100644 --- a/docs/occupancy/GradedStages.agda +++ b/docs/occupancy/GradedStages.agda @@ -1,3 +1,5 @@ +-- Model example: assumed interleavings, historical peak magnitudes only. +-- Historical sample windows were not retained; empirical correspondence is indeterminate. {-# OPTIONS --safe --without-K #-} -- SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only -- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) @@ -6,7 +8,7 @@ -- measured numbers. Fork issue #105 asks for exactly this: grade the stages -- (alloc/hold/release) and compare the predicted peak with the measured one. -- TypedPeak.agda computes the typed peak by the algebra's sequence law; this --- module adds the grades the measurement itself gives, and the laws that say +-- module assigns conditional model grades, and applies the laws that say -- what the difference between a peak and a cost reading is: occupancy≤cost, and -- the strict reclamation at a cut where something is released. -- @@ -42,7 +44,7 @@ still p = hwm p p (≤-refl p) gone : Nat → Grade gone p = hwm p 0 z≤n --- The full pipeline runs the two searches together: ASV is still resident when +-- This is the handover prefix, not the completed stage. ASV is still resident when -- OTU starts, so the stage peak is their sum and nothing is reclaimed — -- Reclaim.no-reclaim's equality, whose `refl` argument discharges the theorem's -- own hypothesis (drift = peak) at the measured grade. @@ -94,3 +96,19 @@ any-cut≤cost xs ys = -- cost and no less than the larger search alone. together≤cost : peak (still 9176 ⊗h gone 9204) ≤ peak (still 9176) + peak (gone 9204) together≤cost = occupancy≤cost (still 9176) (gone 9204) + +-- The pinned HWM grade uses natural drift and cannot represent Julia's signed +-- final task delta. State that boundary explicitly using signed integers rather +-- than attributing a signed extension to the pinned algebra. +import Data.Integer as Int + +concurrent-final-delta : Int.ℤ +concurrent-final-delta = Int.- (Int.+ 9176) + +concurrent-completed-drift : Int.ℤ +concurrent-completed-drift = Int._+_ (Int.+ (drift (still 9176 ⊗h gone 9204))) concurrent-final-delta + +-- Both searches have exited: the closing boundary releases the first search. +-- This arithmetic closes the example; it is not a general signed-HWM proof. +completed-releases-everything : concurrent-completed-drift ≡ Int.+ 0 +completed-releases-everything = refl diff --git a/docs/occupancy/TypedPeak.agda b/docs/occupancy/TypedPeak.agda index 6899efb2..c92f79d6 100644 --- a/docs/occupancy/TypedPeak.agda +++ b/docs/occupancy/TypedPeak.agda @@ -1,3 +1,5 @@ +-- Model example: assumed interleavings, historical peak magnitudes only. +-- Historical sample windows were not retained; empirical correspondence is indeterminate. {-# OPTIONS --safe --without-K #-} -- SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only -- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) @@ -13,9 +15,11 @@ -- 2026-10-14 run in docs/occupancy-2026-10.adoc. A search's process exits -- holding nothing, so run alone its drift is 0. Run concurrently, the first is -- still resident when the second starts, so that is graded with drift = peak. --- That is the interleaving the measurement observed (both resident at once). +-- This is an assumed interleaving, not a recovered historical sample trace. -- The algebra's sequence law, max (peak a) (drift a + peak b), then gives: --- serial = the larger peak; concurrent = the sum. +-- serial = the larger peak; concurrent = the sum. These are peak claims. +-- The concurrent timeline is a handover prefix; GradedStages explicitly +-- closes its signed final boundary before stating the completed-stage drift. module TypedPeak where open import ResourceAlgebra.Prelude diff --git a/docs/occupancy/model-windows.yml b/docs/occupancy/model-windows.yml new file mode 100644 index 00000000..245da598 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/occupancy/model-windows.yml @@ -0,0 +1,13 @@ +# SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only +# Synthetic model boundaries, NOT probe sample indices or historical evidence. +# Peak magnitudes come from results-2026-10-14.yml; these assumed interleavings +# illustrate the algebra only. They cannot establish empirical correspondence. +asv_then_otu: + - [1, 2] + - [3, 4] +otu_then_asv: + - [1, 2] + - [3, 4] +concurrent: + - [1, 4] + - [2, 5] diff --git a/docs/occupancy/reject/ConcurrentDriftIsResident.agda b/docs/occupancy/reject/ConcurrentDriftIsResident.agda new file mode 100644 index 00000000..65cd5bd1 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/occupancy/reject/ConcurrentDriftIsResident.agda @@ -0,0 +1,10 @@ +{-# OPTIONS --safe --without-K #-} +-- SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only +-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) +-- A completed stage has released both tasks; retaining ASV is the wrong claim. +module ConcurrentDriftIsResident where +open import ResourceAlgebra.Prelude +open import GradedStages +import Data.Integer as Int +wrong : concurrent-completed-drift ≡ Int.+ 9176 +wrong = refl diff --git a/docs/occupancy/reject/ConcurrentDriftIsZero.agda b/docs/occupancy/reject/ConcurrentDriftIsZero.agda deleted file mode 100644 index 749c213f..00000000 --- a/docs/occupancy/reject/ConcurrentDriftIsZero.agda +++ /dev/null @@ -1,18 +0,0 @@ -{-# OPTIONS --safe --without-K #-} --- SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only --- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) --- --- Must be REFUSED: reading the concurrent stage as one that hands on nothing. --- Running the two searches together leaves the ASV search resident when the OTU --- search starts, so the stage's drift is that search's peak — 9176 KiB, what a --- suffix would see — and not 0. Grading the drift as 0 would read the stage's --- COST as its occupancy, which is the very reading the measured overlap exists --- to refute. -module ConcurrentDriftIsZero where - -open import ResourceAlgebra.Prelude -open import ResourceAlgebra.Instances.HWM -open import GradedStages - -wrong : drift (still 9176 ⊗h gone 9204) ≡ 0 -wrong = refl diff --git a/docs/occupancy/schedules.yml b/docs/occupancy/schedules.yml deleted file mode 100644 index dfdedb81..00000000 --- a/docs/occupancy/schedules.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,21 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) -# -# The interleaving each order in results-2026-10-14.yml ran with, as the sample -# window [first, last] of each of its tasks, in the task order the record keeps. -# These are the same schedules the Session IR texts in this directory state -# (vsearch-concurrent.sir runs the two searches together; the other two run them -# one after the other), expressed in the probe's own sample indices: the windows -# of a serial order do not overlap, and the concurrent order's do. -# -# Read by test/unit/test_occupancy_grade.jl and scripts/check-occupancy-grades.jl, -# so the two cannot disagree about what the recorded run did. -asv_then_otu: - - [1, 2] - - [3, 4] -otu_then_asv: - - [1, 2] - - [3, 4] -concurrent: - - [1, 4] - - [2, 5] diff --git a/docs/occupancy/vsearch-concurrent.sir b/docs/occupancy/vsearch-concurrent.sir index 93be40bf..26cebe5d 100644 --- a/docs/occupancy/vsearch-concurrent.sir +++ b/docs/occupancy/vsearch-concurrent.sir @@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ (* SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only *) (* vsearch-concurrent.sir - the two searches spawned together, as the full pipeline runs them. Session IR has no parallel composition, so this is the - interleaving the measurement observed: both buffers live at once, then both + assumed model interleaving: both buffers live at once, then both dropped. Expected: steps = 0, peak_live = 9176 + 9204 = 18380. *) diff --git a/docs/statistics/zero-handling.md b/docs/statistics/zero-handling.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..49486999 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/statistics/zero-handling.md @@ -0,0 +1,138 @@ + + + +# Zero handling and dispersion for differential abundance + +## Why zeros need an explicit decision + +A centred log-ratio (CLR) is `log(x_ij) - mean_j(log(x_ij))`, so it is undefined +when any part of the composition is zero. A sequencing zero can mean biological +absence or a taxon that was present below the run's detection limit; the count +table alone does not distinguish those explanations. + +**Every zero replacement is biased. A replaced zero is not a measurement.** +Multiplicative methods avoid some of the distortion caused by adding a +pseudocount, but they cannot recover an unobserved abundance. Do not try several +parameters and report only the run with the desired significance. The selected +method, delta and (when Bayesian) alpha are stored in the resolved run +configuration, the analysis response and the CSV settings line. + +A negative-binomial model does not have this problem: its likelihood is defined +at zero, so `nb_glm` analyses the observed integer counts without a pseudocount +or replacement. + +## Replacement policies for `clr_welch` + +The Analysis configuration expander exposes +`analysis.differential.replacement_method`. Both policies call the pinned R +reference implementation, `zCompositions::cmultRepl`, with `z.warning = 1` and +`z.delete = FALSE`. Prevalence filtering is deliberately done by MetaManifold +before replacement; cmultRepl is never allowed to drop a sparse row or taxon and +silently change the tested family. + +| Setting | Reference call | Behaviour | +| --- | --- | --- | +| `bayesian_multiplicative` (default) | `cmultRepl(..., method = "GBM", output = "prop")` | Geometric Bayesian-multiplicative posterior replacement with a leave-one-out prior mean and an estimated Dirichlet concentration. | +| `bayesian_multiplicative` with `bayesian_alpha > 0` | `cmultRepl(..., method = "user", t = ..., s = alpha, output = "prop")` | The same leave-one-out prior mean with an explicitly selected positive Dirichlet concentration. | +| `multiplicative_replacement` | `cmultRepl(..., method = "CZM", output = "prop")` | Count-zero multiplicative replacement. Before adjustment, a zero receives `delta * 0.5 / sample_total`. | + +For both policies, cmultRepl closes each sample to a composition and scales its +observed parts by one common factor. Consequently, each output row sums to one +and ratios among observed parts are preserved. This is the important difference +from adding the same pseudocount to every cell, which changes observed-part +ratios. It does **not** make the imputed values unbiased. + +A taxon seen in fewer than two samples is refused for Bayesian replacement +because its leave-one-out prior is undefined. CZM needs at least one observation +of every included taxon. An all-zero sample, a never-observed CZM taxon, fewer +than two taxa, or an invalid resulting composition is refused explicitly rather +than repaired with a guessed value. + +### Delta + +`analysis.differential.replacement_delta` is cmultRepl's `frac` and must be +strictly between 0 and 1; the default is 0.65. + +- For CZM it multiplies the `0.5 / sample_total` threshold. +- With `adjust = TRUE` (the reference default used here), either policy caps an + imputed proportion that exceeds its taxon's smallest observed proportion at + `delta` times that proportion. +- Values below 0.01 produce a numerical caution because very small replacements + can underflow. Values at least 0.9 produce a caution because imputed values + can receive substantial mass relative to observed parts. These are numerical + heuristics, not biologically optimal cutoffs. + +Delta is recorded even when a particular table has no zeros, so the configuration +that produced a result remains reproducible. + +### Bayesian posterior, without pretending to sample it + +For a Bayesian replacement with at least one zero, `replace_zeros` also returns +`posterior.prior_mean` and `posterior.concentration`. For sample `i`, these fully +parameterise the pre-adjustment posterior + +```text +Dirichlet(observed_counts[i, :] + concentration[i] * prior_mean[i, :]) +``` + +The analysis diagnostics record the concentration for every sample and this +parameterisation. cmultRepl's subsequent `frac` cap and multiplicative closure +are deterministic adjustments, not draws from that Dirichlet distribution. The +Web UI therefore describes the result as an **adjusted posterior estimate**, not +as a posterior sample or an uncertainty interval. + +Alpha is optional (`null` by default), must be finite and strictly positive when +set, and is ignored by CZM. A larger alpha gives the prior more weight relative +to the observed counts. + +## glmGamPoi dispersion for `nb_glm` + +`analysis.differential.dispersion: glmGamPoi` calls the pinned R +`glmGamPoi::glm_gp` once across all taxa passing the prevalence filter and takes +`overdispersion_shrinkage_list.dispersion_trend`. Each taxon is then fitted with +`MASS::negative.binomial(theta = 1 / dispersion)` and a Wald test with fixed +scale 1. The default `ml` path remains unchanged and uses `MASS::glm.nb`. + +This is plug-in negative-binomial Wald inference using glmGamPoi's shrunken +dispersion trend. It is **not** glmGamPoi's quasi-likelihood test, and it does +not propagate uncertainty in the estimated trend. Selecting it for `clr_welch` +is refused. Missing R packages produce an explicit service-unavailable error; +there is no silent fallback to another estimator. + +## When not to replace zeros + +- Use `nb_glm` when a count model answers the scientific question; raw zeros are + valid observations under that model. +- Raise `min_prevalence` when rare taxa would make imputed values dominate the + composition. The result reports median and maximum imputed mass per sample. +- Use `multinomial` or `dirichlet_multinomial` when the whole composition is the + unit of inference: a zero count is part of the likelihood, no size factor is + fitted, and conditioning on each sample's read total makes every effect a log + ratio against a reference taxon rather than an absolute abundance. +- Consider an occupancy/observation model when detection itself is the object of + inference, or a zero-inflated or hurdle model when structural and sampling + zeros must be separated. Those models are not implemented by `clr_welch`, and + multiplicative replacement is not a substitute for them. + +## References + +- 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, 253–278. + +- 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. + +- Palarea-Albaladejo, J. & Martín-Fernández, J. A. (2015). *zCompositions — R + package for multivariate imputation of left-censored data under a + compositional approach*. Chemometrics and Intelligent Laboratory Systems 143, + 85–96. +- Ahlmann-Eltze, C. & Huber, W. (2020). *glmGamPoi: fitting Gamma-Poisson + generalized linear models on single cell count data*. Bioinformatics 36(24), + 5701–5702. + +Implementation and direct-reference tests live in +`src/analysis/differential.jl` and `test/unit/test_differential.jl`. The +opt-in 100/1,000/10,000-taxon runtime and allocation benchmark is documented in +`bench/advanced_zero_handling/README.md`. diff --git a/frontend/bun.lock b/frontend/bun.lock index 11ec980d..742f42a5 100644 --- a/frontend/bun.lock +++ b/frontend/bun.lock @@ -7,128 +7,226 @@ "dependencies": { "@upsetjs/react": "^1.11.0", "jspdf": "^4.2.1", - "plotly.js-dist-min": "^4.1.2", - "react": "^19.3.0", - "react-dom": "^19.3.0", - "react-router-dom": "^7.18.4", + "plotly.js-dist-min": "^2.35.2", + "react": "^18.3.1", + "react-dom": "^18.3.1", + "react-router-dom": "^6.28.0", "svg2pdf.js": "^2.8.1", }, "devDependencies": { - "@types/plotly.js": "^3.0.15", - "@types/react": "^19.3.0", - "@types/react-dom": "^19.3.0", - "@vitejs/plugin-react": "^6.1.2", - "typescript": "^7.0.2", - "vite": "^8.3.4", + "@types/plotly.js": "^2.33.4", + "@types/react": "^18.3.18", + "@types/react-dom": "^18.3.5", + "@vitejs/plugin-react": "^4.3.4", + "typescript": "^5.7.2", + "vite": "^6.1.0", }, }, }, "overrides": { - 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* nb_glm: natural-log fold change, contrast over reference. clr_welch: mean - * CLR of contrast minus mean CLR of reference, which is not a fold change. + * nb_glm, two-part NB, ancom_bc and joint multinomial models: natural-log + * fold change, contrast over reference (or over the reference taxon). + * clr_welch: mean CLR difference. aldex2: standardized CLR effect size. + * songbird: CLR-centred multinomial differential. */ estimate: number | null - /** nb_glm only; null for clr_welch. */ + /** Count models, ancom_bc and joint multinomial models; null for CLR effects. */ log2_fold_change: number | null standard_error: number | null - /** z (nb_glm) or Welch's t (clr_welch). */ + /** Wald z / W, Welch's t, or the two-part model's likelihood-ratio statistic. */ statistic: number | null pvalue: number | null /** Benjamini-Hochberg adjusted; null outside the tested family. */ padj: number | null - /** nb_glm only. */ + /** nb_glm and two-part NB count-process dispersion. */ dispersion_theta: number | null + /** Group coefficient in the logistic zero/occurrence component (two-part NB only). */ + zero_process_log_odds?: number | null prevalence: number } -export type DifferentialMethod = 'nb_glm' | 'clr_welch' +export type DifferentialMethod = + | 'nb_glm' | 'clr_welch' | 'zinb' | 'hurdle_nb' + | 'ancom_bc' | 'aldex2' | 'songbird' + | 'multinomial' | 'dirichlet_multinomial' /** Which row field holds the effect size, and what to call it. */ export interface DifferentialEffect { @@ -432,25 +443,92 @@ export interface DifferentialResult { groups: { reference: string; contrast: string } n_samples: Record effect: DifferentialEffect - /** Empty for clr_welch, which takes no library-size offset. */ + /** Count models report size factors; compositional models return an empty list. */ size_factors: { sample: string; group: string; factor: number }[] config: { method: DifferentialMethod min_prevalence: number - /** nb_glm only. */ + /** Count-process offset for nb_glm, zinb and hurdle_nb. */ offset?: 'tss' | 'rle' /** nb_glm only: where each taxon's theta comes from. */ dispersion?: 'ml' | 'glmGamPoi' - /** clr_welch only. */ + /** clr_welch only: the reference cmultRepl method and its parameters. */ + replacement_method?: 'bayesian_multiplicative' | 'multiplicative_replacement' replacement_delta?: number + /** Null uses GBM's estimated concentration; positive values override it. */ + bayesian_alpha?: number | null + /** aldex2 only. */ + mc_samples?: number + /** aldex2 only. */ + seed?: number + /** multinomial and dirichlet_multinomial: the taxon every ratio is against. */ + mn_reference_taxon?: string | null + /** multinomial and dirichlet_multinomial: L2 penalty on the log-odds. */ + mn_penalty?: number + /** dirichlet_multinomial only: how the concentration was estimated. */ + dm_overdispersion_method?: 'mle' | 'mom' + /** multinomial and dirichlet_multinomial: the optimiser settings used. */ + tolerance?: number + max_iter?: number + max_seconds?: number } diagnostics: { n_taxa: number; n_tested: number; n_failed: number; n_boundary: number; n_filtered: number + /** + * nb_glm only: interpretation caveat for the fixed-theta Wald test. + * Present for every `ml` result, scaled by the smaller group, and for + * `glmGamPoi` results whose smaller group has at most 12 samples. It + * changes no statistic. + */ + calibration_caveat?: { + severity: 'info' | 'caution' | 'strong' + dispersion: 'ml' | 'glmGamPoi' + min_group_n: number + message: string + } + /** Safety note for two-part models. */ + model_warning?: string /** clr_welch only. */ zero_replacement?: { - method: string; delta: number; zeros_replaced: number; n_taxa_in_composition: number + method: string + replacement_method: 'bayesian_multiplicative' | 'multiplicative_replacement' + delta: number; alpha: number | null; zeros_replaced: number; n_taxa_in_composition: number n_taxa_unobserved: number; median_imputed_fraction: number; max_imputed_fraction: number warnings: string[] + posterior?: { + family: 'Dirichlet'; prior_mean: string; shape: string; adjustments: string + concentration: { sample: string; value: number }[] + } + } + /** multinomial and dirichlet_multinomial only. */ + model?: { + reference_taxon: string; penalty: number; n_parameters: number; iterations: number + converged: boolean; log_likelihood: number; runtime_seconds: number; n_taxa_fitted: number + } + /** dirichlet_multinomial only: c and theta = 1 / (1 + c) in (0, 1). */ + overdispersion?: { + method: 'mle' | 'mom'; concentration: number; theta: number; at_bound: boolean + } + /** ancom_bc only. */ + ancom_bc?: { + delta: number | null; delta_se: number | null + pi0: number | null; pi1: number | null; pi2: number | null + em_iterations: number; pseudo_count: number + n_taxa_in_composition: number; n_taxa_unobserved: number + warnings: string[] + } + /** aldex2 only. */ + aldex2?: { + mc_samples: number; seed: number; dirichlet_prior: number; test: string + n_taxa_in_composition: number; n_taxa_unobserved: number + } + /** songbird only. */ + songbird?: { + reference_taxon: string | null; reference_prevalence?: number + n_identifiable_taxa: number; n_separated_taxa: number + iterations?: number; loglik?: number; max_abs_gradient?: number; newton_decrement?: number + n_taxa_in_composition: number; n_taxa_unobserved: number + caveat?: string } } rows: DifferentialRow[] @@ -597,6 +675,88 @@ export interface TreeFile { view: unknown } +export type CountNormalisation = 'none' | 'rarefy' | 'srs' + +export interface CladisticsCreateRequest { + name: string + runs: ComparisonRunSpec[] + table: string + min_reads: number + max_asvs: number + normalisation: CountNormalisation + /** Zero chooses the smallest positive library size; ignored for `none`. */ + depth: number + colFilters?: Record +} + +export interface CladisticsSummary { + id: string + name: string + created: string + modified: string + asv_count: number + sample_count: number + state: PhyloState + built: boolean + published?: string | null +} + +export interface CladisticsDoc { + id: string + name: string + created: string + modified: string + source: { + runs: ComparisonRunSpec[] + table: string + min_reads: number + max_asvs: number + available_asvs: number + selection: string + } + overrides: PhyloSettings + asv_count: number + sample_count: number + counts_sha256: string + tree_sha256?: string + published?: string + warning: string +} + +export interface CumulativeCladeNode { + id: string + parent_id: string | null + label: string + branch_length: number | null + is_tip: boolean + tip_count: number + cumulative_count: number + cumulative_frequency: number +} + +export interface CladisticsResult { + version: number + generated: string + tree_sha256: string + counts_sha256: string + nodes: CumulativeCladeNode[] + samples: string[] + sample_reads: number[] + faith_pd: number[] + unweighted_unifrac: number[][] + weighted_unifrac: number[][] + total_branch_length: number + normalisation: { method: CountNormalisation; depth: number; seed: number } + excluded_samples: string[] + weighted_unifrac_definition: string +} + +export interface CladisticsDetail extends WorkflowDetail { + doc: CladisticsDoc + summary: CladisticsSummary + result: CladisticsResult | null +} + export const REFERENCE_STEPS = ['align', 'trim', 'tree'] as const export const PLACEMENT_STEPS = ['align', 'trim', 'place', 'accumulate'] as const export type PhyloStep = typeof REFERENCE_STEPS[number] | typeof PLACEMENT_STEPS[number] @@ -739,3 +899,160 @@ export interface ReportItem { file: string added: string } + +export type EpistemicStatus = 'present_in_every' | 'present_in_some' | 'absent' | 'sans_fibre' + +export type CladeHierarchyMode = 'combined' | 'phylogenetic' | 'taxonomic' + +export type CladeTreeSource = + | 'auto' + | 'study_tree' + | 'build_fasttree' + | 'build_iqtree' + | 'build_nj' + | 'inline_newick' + +export interface CladeNodeData { + id: string + name: string + rank: string + direct_count: number + cumulative_count: number + cumulative_frequency: number + residual_count: number + cloud_size: number + branch_length: number + support: number | null + subtree_pd: number + dominant_taxon: string | null + taxon_purity: number | null + monophyletic: boolean | null + epistemic_status: EpistemicStatus + colour: string + children: CladeNodeData[] +} + +export interface CladeCumulusSourcesResponse { + study: string + run: string + tables: { + table: string + row_count: number + sample_count: number + has_sequence: boolean + ranks: string[] + }[] + trees: TreeFileInfo[] + tools: { + key: string + available: boolean + version: string | null + path: string | null + sha256: string | null + }[] + proposals: string[] +} + +export interface CladeCumulusRequest { + table?: string + mode?: CladeHierarchyMode + treeSource?: CladeTreeSource + treeFile?: string + newick?: string + maxAsvs?: number + supportThreshold?: number + lwrThreshold?: number + seed?: number +} + +export interface CladeCumulusDiversity { + samples: string[] + mapped_tips: number + unplaced_reads?: Record + faith_pd: Record + unweighted_unifrac: number[][] + weighted_unifrac: number[][] + normalized_weighted_unifrac: number[][] + top_branch_contributions: { + clade_id: string + label: string + is_tip: boolean + branch_length: number + freq_a: number + freq_b: number + contribution: number + }[] +} + +export interface CladeCumulusReceipt { + schema_version: number + study: string + run: string + source_digests: Record + tool_records: { + name: string + version: string + path: string + sha256: string + probed_by: string + }[] + parameters: Record + warnings: string[] + created_at: string + checksum: string +} + +export interface CladeCumulusResponse { + study: string + run: string + table: string + mode: CladeHierarchyMode + root: CladeNodeData + plotly: { data: unknown[]; layout: Record } + phylogeny: { + newick: string | null + midpoint_rooted: boolean + subsampled: boolean + total_input_asvs: number + retained_asvs: number + retained_read_fraction: number + } + concordance: { + dispersed_taxa: { + taxon: string + tip_count: number + monophyletic: boolean + note: string + }[] + discordant_clades: { + clade_id: string + label: string + support: number | null + cumulative_reads: number + dominant_taxon: string | null + taxon_purity: number | null + taxa_breakdown: Record + }[] + } + diversity: CladeCumulusDiversity | null + warnings: string[] + receipt: CladeCumulusReceipt +} + +export interface CladeMoveValidationRequest extends CladeCumulusRequest { + sourceId: string + targetId: string + saveProposal?: boolean +} + +export interface CladeMoveValidationResponse { + allowed: boolean + source_id: string + target_id: string + target_status: string + target_colour: string + reason: string + proposal_file: string | null + proposed_root: CladeNodeData | null + proposed_plotly?: { data: unknown[]; layout: Record } +} diff --git a/frontend/src/cladistics/Clade.module.css b/frontend/src/cladistics/Clade.module.css new file mode 100644 index 00000000..4d69cfc6 --- /dev/null +++ b/frontend/src/cladistics/Clade.module.css @@ -0,0 +1,239 @@ +/* © 2026 Joshua Benjamin Jewell. All rights reserved. */ +/* Licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License version 3 (AGPLv3). */ +.panel { + display: grid; + gap: 16px; +} + +.buildGrid { + display: grid; + grid-template-columns: minmax(220px, 2fr) repeat(4, minmax(110px, 1fr)); + gap: 12px; + align-items: end; +} + +.runChips { + display: flex; + flex-wrap: wrap; + gap: 6px; + margin: 8px 0 14px; +} + +.runChip { + border: 1px solid var(--color-border); + border-radius: 999px; + padding: 4px 10px; + color: var(--color-muted-fg); + background: var(--color-bg); + cursor: pointer; + font-size: .8rem; +} + +.runChip.on { + color: var(--color-primary); + border-color: var(--color-primary); + background: var(--color-surface); +} + +.field { + display: grid; + gap: 4px; + font-size: .8rem; + color: var(--color-muted-fg); +} + +.field input, +.field select, +.analysisSelect, +.treeControls input { + min-width: 0; + padding: 6px 8px; + border: 1px solid var(--color-border); + border-radius: 4px; + color: var(--color-fg); + background: var(--color-bg); +} + +.warning { + margin: 10px 0 0; + padding: 8px 10px; + border-left: 3px solid #f9a825; + background: color-mix(in srgb, #f9a825 9%, transparent); + color: var(--color-muted-fg); + font-size: .82rem; +} + +.analysisBar { + display: flex; + align-items: center; + flex-wrap: wrap; + gap: 8px; +} + +.analysisSelect { + flex: 1 1 260px; +} + +.steps { + display: flex; + gap: 8px; + flex-wrap: wrap; + margin: 10px 0; +} + +.step { + display: inline-flex; + align-items: center; + gap: 5px; + padding: 4px 8px; + border: 1px solid var(--color-border); + border-radius: 4px; + font-size: .78rem; + color: var(--color-muted-fg); +} + +.stepDone { + color: #2b8a3e; +} + +.stepRunning { + color: #1971c2; +} + +.stepFailed { + color: var(--color-danger); +} + +.log { + max-height: 260px; + overflow: auto; + white-space: pre-wrap; + font: .75rem/1.45 ui-monospace, SFMono-Regular, Consolas, monospace; + background: var(--color-surface); + padding: 10px; +} + +.section { + min-width: 0; +} + +.sectionHeading { + display: flex; + justify-content: space-between; + align-items: flex-start; + flex-wrap: wrap; + gap: 12px; + margin-bottom: 8px; +} + +.sectionHeading h3 { + margin: 0 0 4px; + font-size: 1rem; +} + +.sectionHeading p { + margin: 0; + max-width: 720px; + color: var(--color-muted-fg); + font-size: .82rem; +} + +.treeControls { + display: flex; + flex-wrap: wrap; + gap: 5px; + align-items: center; +} + +.treeControls input { + width: 160px; + font-size: .8rem; +} + +.treeMeta { + display: flex; + flex-wrap: wrap; + gap: 16px; + align-items: center; + color: var(--color-muted-fg); + font-size: .76rem; + margin-bottom: 6px; +} + +.legendDot { + display: inline-block; + width: 10px; + height: 10px; + border-radius: 50%; + margin-right: 4px; + background: #087f5b; + opacity: .7; +} + +.treeScroll { + max-height: 680px; + overflow: auto; + border: 1px solid var(--color-border); + border-radius: 5px; + background: var(--color-bg); +} + +.cladeButton { + cursor: pointer; + outline: none; +} + +.cladeButton:focus circle { + stroke: #1971c2; + stroke-width: 3px; +} + +.nodeLabel { + fill: var(--color-fg); + paint-order: stroke; + stroke: var(--color-bg); + stroke-width: 3px; + stroke-linejoin: round; + pointer-events: none; + user-select: none; +} + +.metricGrid { + display: grid; + grid-template-columns: repeat(2, minmax(0, 1fr)); + gap: 16px; +} + +.stats { + display: flex; + gap: 18px; + flex-wrap: wrap; + color: var(--color-muted-fg); + font-size: .82rem; +} + +.stats strong { + color: var(--color-fg); +} + +.hash { + font-family: ui-monospace, SFMono-Regular, Consolas, monospace; + font-size: .72rem; + word-break: break-all; +} + +@media (max-width: 900px) { + .buildGrid { + grid-template-columns: repeat(2, minmax(0, 1fr)); + } + + .metricGrid { + grid-template-columns: minmax(0, 1fr); + } +} + +@media (max-width: 520px) { + .buildGrid { + grid-template-columns: minmax(0, 1fr); + } +} diff --git a/frontend/src/cladistics/CladeCumulusPanel.tsx b/frontend/src/cladistics/CladeCumulusPanel.tsx new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f94f5685 --- /dev/null +++ b/frontend/src/cladistics/CladeCumulusPanel.tsx @@ -0,0 +1,332 @@ +// © 2026 Joshua Benjamin Jewell. All rights reserved. +// Licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License version 3 (AGPLv3). +import { useCallback, useEffect, useMemo, useState } from 'react' +import { Link } from 'react-router-dom' +import { api } from '../api/client' +import { errorMessage } from '../api/errorMessage' +import type { + CladisticsResult, CountNormalisation, ComparisonRunSpec, PhyloStep, +} from '../api/types' +import { uniqueRuns } from '../api/types' +import { useSharedResultsTablesState } from '../components/annotationShared' +import { PlotlyChart } from '../components/PlotlyChart' +import { useToast } from '../components/Toast' +import { useApi } from '../hooks/useApi' +import { saveBlob } from '../utils/download' +import { useWorkflow } from '../phylogeny/common' +import { CumulativeTree } from './CumulativeTree' +import styles from './Clade.module.css' + +const runKey = (run: ComparisonRunSpec) => `${run.group ?? ''}/${run.run}` +const BUILD_STEPS = ['align', 'trim', 'tree'] as const +const csvCell = (value: string | number) => `"${String(value).replace(/"/g, '""')}"` + +function FaithChart({ result }: { result: CladisticsResult }) { + const figure = useMemo(() => ({ + data: [{ + type: 'bar', x: result.samples, y: result.faith_pd, + marker: { color: '#087f5b' }, + hovertemplate: '%{x}
Faith PD %{y:.4f}', + }], + layout: { + title: { text: "Faith's phylogenetic diversity" }, + yaxis: { title: { text: 'Observed branch length' }, rangemode: 'tozero' }, + xaxis: { title: { text: 'Sample' }, automargin: true }, + showlegend: false, + }, + }), [result]) + return +} + +function UniFracChart({ result }: { result: CladisticsResult }) { + const [weighted, setWeighted] = useState(true) + const matrix = weighted ? result.weighted_unifrac : result.unweighted_unifrac + const figure = useMemo(() => ({ + data: [{ + type: 'heatmap', z: matrix, x: result.samples, y: result.samples, + zmin: 0, zmax: 1, colorscale: 'Viridis', reversescale: true, + colorbar: { title: { text: 'Distance' } }, + hovertemplate: '%{y} vs %{x}
UniFrac %{z:.4f}', + }], + layout: { + title: { text: `${weighted ? 'Weighted' : 'Unweighted'} UniFrac` }, + xaxis: { automargin: true }, yaxis: { automargin: true, autorange: 'reversed' }, + showlegend: false, + }, + }), [matrix, result.samples, weighted]) + + const download = () => { + const lines = [ + ['Sample', ...result.samples].map(csvCell).join(','), + ...result.samples.map((sample, i) => [sample, ...matrix[i]].map(csvCell).join(',')), + ] + saveBlob(new Blob([lines.join('\n') + '\n'], { type: 'text/csv;charset=utf-8' }), + `${weighted ? 'weighted' : 'unweighted'}_unifrac.csv`) + } + + return ( +
+
+
+ + +
+ + +
+ {result.samples.length > 1 + ? + :

UniFrac needs at least two retained samples; Faith PD is still available above.

} +

+ {weighted + ? 'Normalized weighted UniFrac uses cumulative clade relative abundances and ranges from 0 (identical) to 1 (no shared branch abundance).' + : 'Unweighted UniFrac is unique branch length divided by branch length observed in either sample.'} +

+
+ ) +} + +/** Build and inspect de novo ASV phylogenies for one study. */ +export function CladeCumulusPanel({ study, runs }: { study: string; runs: ComparisonRunSpec[] }) { + const toast = useToast() + const listFetcher = useCallback(() => api.cladistics.list(study), [study]) + const { data: analyses, loading, error, refetch } = useApi(listFetcher) + const load = useCallback((id: string) => api.cladistics.get(study, id), [study]) + const onSettled = useCallback(() => { refetch() }, [refetch]) + const { detail: loadedDetail, open, running } = useWorkflow(load, onSettled) + const [selectedId, setSelectedId] = useState(null) + const [excluded, setExcluded] = useState>(new Set()) + const [name, setName] = useState('ASV phylogeny') + const [table, setTable] = useState(null) + const [maxAsvs, setMaxAsvs] = useState(500) + const [minReads, setMinReads] = useState(1) + const [normalisation, setNormalisation] = useState('none') + const [depth, setDepth] = useState(0) + const [busy, setBusy] = useState(false) + const [log, setLog] = useState<{ step: string; text: string } | null>(null) + const detail = loadedDetail?.doc.id === selectedId ? loadedDetail : null + + const selectedRuns = useMemo(() => uniqueRuns( + runs.filter(run => !excluded.has(runKey(run))).map(run => ({ run: run.run, group: run.group ?? null })), + ), [runs, excluded]) + const { options, error: tablesError } = useSharedResultsTablesState(study, selectedRuns) + + useEffect(() => { + setTable(current => current && options.some(o => o.table === current) ? current : options[0]?.table ?? null) + }, [options]) + useEffect(() => { + if (!analyses) return + setSelectedId(current => current && analyses.some(a => a.id === current) + ? current + : analyses[0]?.id ?? null) + }, [analyses]) + useEffect(() => { open(selectedId).catch(() => {}) }, [selectedId, open]) + useEffect(() => { setLog(null) }, [selectedId]) + + const toggleRun = (run: ComparisonRunSpec) => setExcluded(previous => { + const next = new Set(previous) + const key = runKey(run) + if (next.has(key)) next.delete(key) + else next.add(key) + return next + }) + + const build = async () => { + if (!table || selectedRuns.length === 0) return + setBusy(true) + try { + const response = await api.cladistics.create(study, { + name: name.trim() || 'ASV phylogeny', runs: selectedRuns, table, + min_reads: minReads, max_asvs: maxAsvs, normalisation, depth, + }) + setSelectedId(response.id) + toast.success('ASV phylogeny queued') + refetch() + } catch (e) { + toast.error(`Could not build phylogeny: ${errorMessage(e)}`) + } finally { + setBusy(false) + } + } + + const remove = async () => { + if (!detail || !window.confirm(`Delete ${detail.doc.name}, its saved counts and published tree?`)) return + try { + await api.cladistics.remove(study, detail.doc.id) + toast.success('Cladistics analysis deleted') + setSelectedId(null) + refetch() + } catch (e) { + toast.error(errorMessage(e)) + } + } + + const showLog = async (step: 'align' | 'trim' | 'tree') => { + if (!selectedId) return + try { + const text = await api.cladistics.log(study, selectedId, step) + setLog({ step, text: text ?? 'No log has been written for this step yet.' }) + } catch (e) { + toast.error(errorMessage(e)) + } + } + + const result = detail?.result ?? null + const status = detail?.status + const noRuns = runs.length === 0 + + return ( +
+
+
CladeCumulus · de novo ASV phylogeny
+

+ Align ASV sequences with MAFFT, trim with trimAl and infer a tree with IQ-TREE. The finished analysis adds cumulative clade abundances, Faith's PD and UniFrac. +

+ {noRuns ? ( +

Add a run with an ASV results table before building a phylogeny.

+ ) : ( + <> + Runs (whole runs are pooled) +
+ {uniqueRuns(runs).map(run => { + const on = !excluded.has(runKey(run)) + return + })} +
+
+ + + + + +
+
+ + + + Highest-abundance ASVs are selected deterministically (4–2,000). + +
+ {tablesError &&

Could not list results tables: {tablesError}

} + + )} +

+ Short-amplicon phylogenies are approximate, especially at deep branches. Large alignments can be expensive; keep the ASV cap appropriate for your data and compute budget. +

+
+ + {loading &&

Loading Cladistics analyses…

} + {error &&

{error}

} + {analyses && analyses.length > 0 && ( +
+
+ + {detail?.summary.published && ( + + Full tree viewer + + )} + {detail && } +
+ + {detail && ( + <> +
+ {BUILD_STEPS.map(step => { + const state = status?.steps?.[step as PhyloStep]?.state + return + {step}: {state ?? (running ? 'pending' : detail.summary.state)} + {status?.steps?.[step as PhyloStep]?.where && } + + })} +
+ {status?.error && 
{status.error}
} + {log && 
{log.step} log{'\n'}{log.text}
} + {running &&

Building and analysing the phylogeny…

} + + )} +
+ )} + + {detail && result && ( + <> +
+
+ {result.nodes.filter(n => n.is_tip).length} ASVs + {result.samples.length} retained samples + {detail.doc.source.available_asvs} eligible ASVs before cap + {result.normalisation.method}{result.normalisation.method !== 'none' && ` to ${result.normalisation.depth} reads`} +
+ {result.excluded_samples.length > 0 && ( +

+ Excluded empty/short samples: {result.excluded_samples.join(', ')} +

+ )} +
+ Provenance and method +
+

Source: {detail.doc.source.runs.map(run => `${run.group ? `${run.group}/` : ''}${run.run}`).join(', ')} · {detail.doc.source.table}

+

Selection: {detail.doc.source.selection}; minimum {detail.doc.source.min_reads.toLocaleString()} reads; cap {detail.doc.source.max_asvs.toLocaleString()} ASVs.

+
Counts SHA-256: {result.counts_sha256}
+
Tree SHA-256: {result.tree_sha256}
+

+ MAFFT → trimAl → IQ-TREE settings, commands, tool versions and output hashes are in this analysis's attestation.yml. Counts and metrics are pinned to the hashes above. +

+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ Per-sample Faith PD and retained reads +
+ + + {result.samples.map((sample, i) => ( + + ))} +
SampleRetained readsFaith PD
{sample}{result.sample_reads[i].toLocaleString()}{result.faith_pd[i].toFixed(5)}
+
+
+
+ + )} +
+ ) +} diff --git a/frontend/src/cladistics/CumulativeTree.tsx b/frontend/src/cladistics/CumulativeTree.tsx new file mode 100644 index 00000000..3c8c9a8a --- /dev/null +++ b/frontend/src/cladistics/CumulativeTree.tsx @@ -0,0 +1,104 @@ +// © 2026 Joshua Benjamin Jewell. All rights reserved. +// Licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License version 3 (AGPLv3). +import { useMemo, useState } from 'react' +import type { CumulativeCladeNode } from '../api/types' +import { cumulativeRadius, cumulativeStroke, layoutCumulativeTree } from './cumulativeLayout' +import styles from './Clade.module.css' + +const percent = (value: number) => `${(value * 100).toFixed(value < 0.01 && value > 0 ? 2 : 1)}%` + +/** Interactive cumulative-frequency view; the Newick source remains unchanged. */ +export function CumulativeTree({ nodes }: { nodes: CumulativeCladeNode[] }) { + const [collapsed, setCollapsed] = useState>(new Set()) + const [zoom, setZoom] = useState(1) + const [query, setQuery] = useState('') + const layout = useMemo(() => layoutCumulativeTree(nodes, collapsed, { + rowHeight: 26 * zoom, + levelWidth: 180 * zoom, + margin: 28 * zoom, + }), [nodes, collapsed, zoom]) + const matches = useMemo(() => { + const q = query.trim().toLowerCase() + if (!q) return new Set() + return new Set(nodes.filter(n => n.label.toLowerCase().includes(q)).map(n => n.id)) + }, [nodes, query]) + + const toggle = (id: string) => setCollapsed(previous => { + const next = new Set(previous) + if (next.has(id)) next.delete(id) + else next.add(id) + return next + }) + const collapseToRoot = () => { + const root = nodes.find(n => n.parent_id === null) + setCollapsed(root ? new Set([root.id]) : new Set()) + } + + return ( +
+
+
+

Cumulative phylogeny

+

Circle area and branch width show the reads accumulated below each clade. Click a clade to collapse or expand it.

+
+
+ setQuery(event.target.value)} /> + + + + +
+
+
+ {layout.rows} visible row{layout.rows === 1 ? '' : 's'} · {nodes.filter(n => n.is_tip).length} ASVs + {query && {matches.size} match{matches.size === 1 ? '' : 'es'}} + cumulative read frequency +
+
+ + {layout.links.map(link => ( + + ))} + {layout.nodes.map(node => { + const radius = cumulativeRadius(node.cumulative_frequency) + const canCollapse = node.children.length > 0 + const matched = matches.has(node.id) + const generic = /^Clade n?\d+$/.test(node.label) || /^Tip \d+$/.test(node.label) + return ( + toggle(node.id) : undefined} + onKeyDown={canCollapse ? event => { + if (event.key === 'Enter' || event.key === ' ') { + event.preventDefault() + toggle(node.id) + } + } : undefined}> + + {`${node.label}\n${node.tip_count} ASV${node.tip_count === 1 ? '' : 's'}\n${node.cumulative_count.toLocaleString()} cumulative reads (${percent(node.cumulative_frequency)})`} + + {node.collapsed && ( + + )} + + + {!generic && `${node.label} · `}{percent(node.cumulative_frequency)} + {node.collapsed && ` · ${node.tip_count} ASVs`} + + + ) + })} + +
+
+ ) +} diff --git a/frontend/src/cladistics/cumulativeLayout.test.ts b/frontend/src/cladistics/cumulativeLayout.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 00000000..42dedbc7 --- /dev/null +++ b/frontend/src/cladistics/cumulativeLayout.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,61 @@ +// © 2026 Joshua Benjamin Jewell. All rights reserved. +// Licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License version 3 (AGPLv3). +import { describe, expect, test } from 'bun:test' +import type { CumulativeCladeNode } from '../api/types' +import { cumulativeRadius, cumulativeStroke, layoutCumulativeTree } from './cumulativeLayout' + +const node = (id: string, parent_id: string | null, frequency: number): CumulativeCladeNode => ({ + id, parent_id, label: id, branch_length: 1, is_tip: id > 'n2', tip_count: 1, + cumulative_count: frequency * 12, cumulative_frequency: frequency, +}) + +// root(n1) -> AB(n2) -> A(n3), B(n4); root -> CD(n5) -> C(n6), D(n7) +const tree = [ + node('n1', null, 1), node('n2', 'n1', 0.75), node('n3', 'n2', 0.5), + node('n4', 'n2', 0.25), node('n5', 'n1', 0.25), node('n6', 'n5', 0.125), + node('n7', 'n5', 0.125), +] + +describe('layoutCumulativeTree', () => { + test('lays out every tip row and cumulative branch', () => { + const layout = layoutCumulativeTree(tree) + expect(layout.rows).toBe(4) + expect(layout.nodes).toHaveLength(7) + expect(layout.links).toHaveLength(6) + expect(layout.byId.get('n3')?.y).toBe(28) + expect(layout.byId.get('n4')?.y).toBe(54) + expect(layout.byId.get('n2')?.y).toBe(41) + expect(layout.byId.get('n1')?.y).toBe(67) + expect(layout.byId.get('n1')?.x).toBe(28) + expect(layout.byId.get('n3')?.x).toBe(388) + }) + + test('collapsed descendants occupy no rows or SVG links', () => { + const layout = layoutCumulativeTree(tree, new Set(['n2'])) + expect(layout.rows).toBe(3) + expect(layout.nodes.map(n => n.id)).toEqual(['n1', 'n2', 'n5', 'n6', 'n7']) + expect(layout.links).toHaveLength(4) + expect(layout.byId.get('n2')?.collapsed).toBe(true) + expect(layout.byId.has('n3')).toBe(false) + + const rootOnly = layoutCumulativeTree(tree, new Set(['n1'])) + expect(rootOnly.rows).toBe(1) + expect(rootOnly.nodes.map(n => n.id)).toEqual(['n1']) + expect(rootOnly.links).toEqual([]) + }) + + test('rejects malformed hierarchies', () => { + expect(() => layoutCumulativeTree([...tree, node('n1', null, 1)])).toThrow('Duplicate') + expect(() => layoutCumulativeTree(tree.filter(n => n.id !== 'n2'))).toThrow('missing parent') + const disconnected = [...tree, node('n8', 'n9', 0), node('n9', 'n8', 0)] + expect(() => layoutCumulativeTree(disconnected)).toThrow('not connected') + expect(() => layoutCumulativeTree([])).toThrow('one root') + }) + + test('visual magnitudes are bounded', () => { + expect(cumulativeRadius(0)).toBe(3) + expect(cumulativeRadius(1)).toBe(12) + expect(cumulativeRadius(100)).toBe(12) + expect(cumulativeStroke(0.25)).toBe(3.5) + }) +}) diff --git a/frontend/src/cladistics/cumulativeLayout.ts b/frontend/src/cladistics/cumulativeLayout.ts new file mode 100644 index 00000000..4cc4377a --- /dev/null +++ b/frontend/src/cladistics/cumulativeLayout.ts @@ -0,0 +1,137 @@ +// © 2026 Joshua Benjamin Jewell. All rights reserved. +// Licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License version 3 (AGPLv3). +import type { CumulativeCladeNode } from '../api/types' + +export interface PositionedClade extends CumulativeCladeNode { + x: number + y: number + depth: number + children: string[] + collapsed: boolean +} + +export interface CladeLink { + from: string + to: string + path: string + frequency: number +} + +export interface CumulativeLayout { + nodes: PositionedClade[] + byId: Map + links: CladeLink[] + width: number + height: number + rows: number +} + +/** + * Rectangular layout of the visible part of a cumulative tree. Descendants of a + * collapsed clade occupy no rows. Parent ids must form one connected, acyclic + * hierarchy; malformed server data is rejected rather than partially drawn. + */ +export function layoutCumulativeTree( + source: CumulativeCladeNode[], + collapsed: ReadonlySet = new Set(), + options: { rowHeight?: number; levelWidth?: number; margin?: number } = {}, +): CumulativeLayout { + const rowHeight = options.rowHeight ?? 26 + const levelWidth = options.levelWidth ?? 180 + const margin = options.margin ?? 28 + if (![rowHeight, levelWidth, margin].every(v => Number.isFinite(v) && v > 0)) { + throw new Error('Tree layout dimensions must be positive') + } + + const bySourceId = new Map() + const children = new Map() + const roots: string[] = [] + for (const node of source) { + if (bySourceId.has(node.id)) throw new Error(`Duplicate clade id: ${node.id}`) + bySourceId.set(node.id, node) + children.set(node.id, []) + } + for (const node of source) { + if (node.parent_id === null) { + roots.push(node.id) + } else { + const siblings = children.get(node.parent_id) + if (!siblings) throw new Error(`Clade ${node.id} has a missing parent`) + siblings.push(node.id) + } + } + if (roots.length !== 1) throw new Error(`Expected one root, found ${roots.length}`) + const reachable = new Set() + const markReachable = (id: string) => { + if (reachable.has(id)) return + reachable.add(id) + for (const child of children.get(id) ?? []) markReachable(child) + } + markReachable(roots[0]) + if (reachable.size !== source.length) throw new Error('The clade hierarchy is not connected') + + const byId = new Map() + const links: CladeLink[] = [] + const visited = new Set() + const active = new Set() + let row = 0 + let maxDepth = 0 + + const visit = (id: string, depth: number): PositionedClade => { + if (active.has(id)) throw new Error(`Cycle at clade ${id}`) + if (visited.has(id)) throw new Error(`Clade ${id} occurs more than once`) + const node = bySourceId.get(id) + if (!node) throw new Error(`Unknown clade ${id}`) + active.add(id) + const kids = children.get(id) ?? [] + const isCollapsed = collapsed.has(id) && kids.length > 0 + const positioned: PositionedClade = { + ...node, + children: kids, + collapsed: isCollapsed, + depth, + x: margin + depth * levelWidth, + y: 0, + } + maxDepth = Math.max(maxDepth, depth) + + if (kids.length === 0 || isCollapsed) { + positioned.y = margin + row * rowHeight + row += 1 + } else { + const positionedChildren = kids.map(child => visit(child, depth + 1)) + positioned.y = (positionedChildren[0].y + positionedChildren[positionedChildren.length - 1].y) / 2 + for (const child of positionedChildren) { + links.push({ + from: id, + to: child.id, + path: `M ${positioned.x} ${positioned.y} V ${child.y} H ${child.x}`, + frequency: Math.max(0, Math.min(1, child.cumulative_frequency)), + }) + } + } + active.delete(id) + visited.add(id) + byId.set(id, positioned) + return positioned + } + + visit(roots[0], 0) + + // Return visible nodes in source order so SVG keyboard navigation is predictable. + const nodes = source.filter(node => byId.has(node.id)).map(node => byId.get(node.id)!) + return { + nodes, + byId, + links, + rows: row, + width: margin * 2 + maxDepth * levelWidth + 300, + height: Math.max(margin * 2, margin * 2 + (row - 1) * rowHeight), + } +} + +export const cumulativeRadius = (frequency: number) => + 3 + 9 * Math.sqrt(Math.max(0, Math.min(1, frequency))) + +export const cumulativeStroke = (frequency: number) => + 1 + 5 * Math.sqrt(Math.max(0, Math.min(1, frequency))) diff --git a/frontend/src/components/AnalysisChart.tsx b/frontend/src/components/AnalysisChart.tsx index 17e8a437..dcf1c775 100644 --- a/frontend/src/components/AnalysisChart.tsx +++ b/frontend/src/components/AnalysisChart.tsx @@ -5,6 +5,11 @@ import { stripHtmlTags } from '../utils/text' import { AddToReport } from './AddToReport' import { PlotlyChart } from './PlotlyChart' +/** + * Read a Plotly title from `layout.title` or its `text` property and strip tags + * for the default report caption. A missing or empty title returns null; a + * title containing only tags returns an empty string. Whitespace is preserved. + */ const figureTitle = (fig: unknown): string | null => { const t = (fig as { layout?: { title?: unknown } })?.layout?.title const text = typeof t === 'string' ? t : (t as { text?: string } | undefined)?.text diff --git a/frontend/src/components/CladeCumulusPanel.test.tsx b/frontend/src/components/CladeCumulusPanel.test.tsx new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e5eda768 --- /dev/null +++ b/frontend/src/components/CladeCumulusPanel.test.tsx @@ -0,0 +1,118 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) + +import { describe, expect, test } from 'bun:test' +import type { CladeNodeData } from '../api/types' +import { + EPISTEMIC_META, + cloudSizeByResidual, + collectAllCladeIds, + flattenCladeTree, + formatDistanceMatrixCsv, + preflightCladeMove, +} from './cladeCumulusModel' + +function makeNode( + id: string, + name: string, + cumulative_count: number, + residual_count: number, + epistemic_status: CladeNodeData['epistemic_status'], + children: CladeNodeData[] = [], +): CladeNodeData { + return { + id, + name, + rank: children.length ? 'clade' : 'tip', + direct_count: children.length ? 0 : cumulative_count, + cumulative_count, + cumulative_frequency: cumulative_count / 100, + residual_count, + cloud_size: cloudSizeByResidual(residual_count), + branch_length: 0.1, + support: 0.95, + subtree_pd: 0.25, + dominant_taxon: null, + taxon_purity: null, + monophyletic: null, + epistemic_status, + colour: EPISTEMIC_META[epistemic_status].colour, + children, + } +} + +describe('CladeCumulus frontend model invariants', () => { + test('epistemic colours match canonical hex palette', () => { + expect(EPISTEMIC_META.present_in_every.colour).toBe('#2e7d32') + expect(EPISTEMIC_META.present_in_some.colour).toBe('#f9a825') + expect(EPISTEMIC_META.absent.colour).toBe('#9e9e9e') + expect(EPISTEMIC_META.sans_fibre.colour).toBe('#c62828') + }) + + test('cloudSizeByResidual implements log(1 + r) * 10 + 5 and rejects negatives', () => { + expect(cloudSizeByResidual(0)).toBeCloseTo(5.0, 12) + expect(cloudSizeByResidual(Math.E - 1)).toBeCloseTo(15.0, 12) + expect(cloudSizeByResidual(99)).toBeGreaterThan(cloudSizeByResidual(10)) + expect(() => cloudSizeByResidual(-0.01)).toThrow(RangeError) + expect(() => cloudSizeByResidual(Number.NaN)).toThrow(RangeError) + }) + + test('flattenCladeTree respects collapsed clade sets and preserves hierarchy depth', () => { + const tipA1 = makeNode('asv_1', 'ASV_1', 40, 0, 'present_in_every') + const tipA2 = makeNode('asv_2', 'ASV_2', 20, 5, 'present_in_some') + const cladeA = makeNode('clade_a', 'Clade A', 60, 5, 'present_in_every', [tipA1, tipA2]) + const cladeB = makeNode('clade_b', 'Clade B', 40, 12, 'present_in_some', [ + makeNode('asv_3', 'ASV_3', 40, 12, 'present_in_some'), + ]) + const root = makeNode('root', 'Root', 100, 17, 'present_in_every', [cladeA, cladeB]) + + const allIds = collectAllCladeIds(root) + expect(allIds.size).toBe(6) + expect(flattenCladeTree(root, allIds).map(r => [r.depth, r.node.id])).toEqual([ + [0, 'root'], + [1, 'clade_a'], + [2, 'asv_1'], + [2, 'asv_2'], + [1, 'clade_b'], + [2, 'asv_3'], + ]) + + // Collapsing clade_a hides its tips while keeping sibling clade_b visible + const collapsed = new Set(['root', 'clade_b']) + expect(flattenCladeTree(root, collapsed).map(r => r.node.id)).toEqual([ + 'root', + 'clade_a', + 'clade_b', + 'asv_3', + ]) + }) + + test('preflightCladeMove blocks root moves, self drops, leaf targets, and descendant cycles', () => { + const child = makeNode('tip_1', 'ASV_1', 30, 0, 'present_in_every') + const subClade = makeNode('sub_1', 'Subclade', 30, 0, 'present_in_every', [child]) + const leafTip = makeNode('tip_2', 'ASV_2', 70, 0, 'present_in_every') + const sibling = makeNode('clade_target', 'Target', 70, 0, 'present_in_every', [leafTip]) + const root = makeNode('root', 'Root', 100, 0, 'present_in_every', [subClade, sibling]) + + expect(preflightCladeMove(root, 'root', 'clade_target').structurallyValid).toBe(false) + expect(preflightCladeMove(root, 'sub_1', 'sub_1').structurallyValid).toBe(false) + expect(preflightCladeMove(root, 'sub_1', 'tip_1').structurallyValid).toBe(false) + expect(preflightCladeMove(root, 'sub_1', 'tip_2').structurallyValid).toBe(false) + expect(preflightCladeMove(root, 'sub_1', 'missing').structurallyValid).toBe(false) + expect(preflightCladeMove(root, 'sub_1', 'clade_target')).toEqual({ structurallyValid: true }) + }) + + test('formatDistanceMatrixCsv quotes commas and formats symmetric matrices cleanly', () => { + const csv = formatDistanceMatrixCsv( + ['S1,ctrl', 'S2'], + [ + [0, 0.733333333333], + [0.733333333333, 0], + ], + ) + const lines = csv.split('\n') + expect(lines[0]).toBe('Sample,"S1,ctrl",S2') + expect(lines[1]).toBe('"S1,ctrl",0.00000000,0.73333333') + expect(lines[2]).toBe('S2,0.73333333,0.00000000') + }) +}) diff --git a/frontend/src/components/CladeCumulusPanel.tsx b/frontend/src/components/CladeCumulusPanel.tsx new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c728daf4 --- /dev/null +++ b/frontend/src/components/CladeCumulusPanel.tsx @@ -0,0 +1,761 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) + +import { useCallback, useEffect, useMemo, useRef, useState } from 'react' +import { api } from '../api/client' +import { errorMessage } from '../api/errorMessage' +import type { + CladeCumulusResponse, + CladeCumulusSourcesResponse, + CladeHierarchyMode, + CladeMoveValidationResponse, + CladeNodeData, + CladeTreeSource, +} from '../api/types' +import { saveBlob } from '../utils/download' +import { AnalysisChart } from './AnalysisChart' +import { useToast } from './Toast' +import { + EPISTEMIC_META, + collectAllCladeIds, + flattenCladeTree, + formatDistanceMatrixCsv, + preflightCladeMove, +} from './cladeCumulusModel' + +export interface CladeCumulusRunOption { + run: string + group: string | null +} + +export interface CladeCumulusPanelProps { + study: string + runs: CladeCumulusRunOption[] +} + +export function CladeCumulusPanel({ study, runs }: CladeCumulusPanelProps) { + const toast = useToast() + const reqCounter = useRef(0) + + const [selectedRunIdx, setSelectedRunIdx] = useState(0) + const selectedRun = runs[selectedRunIdx] ?? null + + const [sources, setSources] = useState(null) + const [sourcesError, setSourcesError] = useState(null) + + const [table, setTable] = useState('merged') + const [mode, setMode] = useState('combined') + const [treeSource, setTreeSource] = useState('auto') + const [treeFile, setTreeFile] = useState('') + const [maxAsvs, setMaxAsvs] = useState(500) + const [supportThreshold, setSupportThreshold] = useState(0.8) + const [lwrThreshold, setLwrThreshold] = useState(0.95) + + const [result, setResult] = useState(null) + const [computedSnapshot, setComputedSnapshot] = useState<{ + run: string + group: string | null + request: { + table: string + mode: CladeHierarchyMode + treeSource: CladeTreeSource + treeFile?: string + maxAsvs: number + supportThreshold: number + lwrThreshold: number + } + } | null>(null) + const [loading, setLoading] = useState(false) + const [computeError, setComputeError] = useState(null) + + // Interactive clade expansion + non-destructive drag-and-drop / form move state + const [expandedIds, setExpandedIds] = useState>(new Set()) + const [dragSourceId, setDragSourceId] = useState(null) + const [moveSourceId, setMoveSourceId] = useState('') + const [moveTargetId, setMoveTargetId] = useState('') + const [moveVerdict, setMoveVerdict] = useState(null) + const [validatingMove, setValidatingMove] = useState(false) + const [showProposed, setShowProposed] = useState(false) + const [unifracKind, setUnifracKind] = useState<'weighted' | 'normalized_weighted' | 'unweighted'>('normalized_weighted') + + useEffect(() => { + if (!selectedRun) { + setSources(null) + return + } + let cancelled = false + setSourcesError(null) + api.cladeCumulus + .sources(study, selectedRun.run, selectedRun.group) + .then(s => { + if (cancelled) return + setSources(s) + if (s.tables.length > 0 && !s.tables.some(t => t.table === table)) { + setTable(s.tables[0].table) + } + if (s.trees.length > 0 && !treeFile) { + setTreeFile(s.trees[0].file) + } + }) + .catch(err => { + if (!cancelled) setSourcesError(errorMessage(err)) + }) + return () => { + cancelled = true + } + }, [study, selectedRun]) + + const computeExplorer = useCallback(async () => { + if (!selectedRun) return + const ticket = ++reqCounter.current + const reqSnapshot = { + table, + mode, + treeSource, + treeFile: treeSource === 'study_tree' ? treeFile : undefined, + maxAsvs, + supportThreshold, + lwrThreshold, + } + setLoading(true) + setComputeError(null) + setMoveVerdict(null) + setShowProposed(false) + try { + const resp = await api.cladeCumulus.compute( + study, + selectedRun.run, + reqSnapshot, + selectedRun.group, + ) + if (ticket !== reqCounter.current) return + setResult(resp) + setComputedSnapshot({ + run: selectedRun.run, + group: selectedRun.group, + request: reqSnapshot, + }) + setExpandedIds(collectAllCladeIds(resp.root)) + } catch (err) { + if (ticket !== reqCounter.current) return + setComputeError(errorMessage(err)) + } finally { + if (ticket === reqCounter.current) setLoading(false) + } + }, [study, selectedRun, table, mode, treeSource, treeFile, maxAsvs, supportThreshold, lwrThreshold]) + + const displayedRoot: CladeNodeData | null = useMemo(() => { + if (!result) return null + if (showProposed && moveVerdict?.allowed && moveVerdict.proposed_root) { + return moveVerdict.proposed_root + } + return result.root + }, [result, showProposed, moveVerdict]) + + const displayedFigure = useMemo(() => { + if (!result) return null + if (showProposed && moveVerdict?.allowed && moveVerdict.proposed_plotly) { + return moveVerdict.proposed_plotly + } + return result.plotly + }, [result, showProposed, moveVerdict]) + + const flatRows = useMemo( + () => (displayedRoot ? flattenCladeTree(displayedRoot, expandedIds) : []), + [displayedRoot, expandedIds], + ) + + const allNodesFlat = useMemo( + () => (result ? flattenCladeTree(result.root) : []), + [result], + ) + + const controlsDirty = useMemo(() => { + if (!computedSnapshot || !selectedRun) return false + const expectedTree = treeSource === 'study_tree' ? treeFile : undefined + return ( + computedSnapshot.run !== selectedRun.run || + computedSnapshot.group !== selectedRun.group || + computedSnapshot.request.table !== table || + computedSnapshot.request.mode !== mode || + computedSnapshot.request.treeSource !== treeSource || + computedSnapshot.request.treeFile !== expectedTree || + computedSnapshot.request.maxAsvs !== maxAsvs || + computedSnapshot.request.supportThreshold !== supportThreshold || + computedSnapshot.request.lwrThreshold !== lwrThreshold + ) + }, [computedSnapshot, selectedRun, table, mode, treeSource, treeFile, maxAsvs, supportThreshold, lwrThreshold]) + + const submitMoveValidation = useCallback( + async (sourceId: string, targetId: string, saveProposal = false) => { + if (!computedSnapshot || !result) return + const pre = preflightCladeMove(result.root, sourceId, targetId) + if (!pre.structurallyValid) { + setMoveVerdict({ + allowed: false, + source_id: sourceId, + target_id: targetId, + target_status: 'rejected_local', + target_colour: '#c62828', + reason: pre.reason ?? 'Invalid clade move.', + proposal_file: null, + proposed_root: null, + }) + return + } + setValidatingMove(true) + try { + const res = await api.cladeCumulus.validateMove( + study, + computedSnapshot.run, + { + sourceId, + targetId, + saveProposal, + ...computedSnapshot.request, + }, + computedSnapshot.group, + ) + setMoveVerdict(res) + if (res.allowed) { + setShowProposed(true) + if (saveProposal && res.proposal_file) { + toast.success(`Saved non-destructive sidecar ${res.proposal_file}`) + } + } + } catch (err) { + toast.error(`Move check failed: ${errorMessage(err)}`) + } finally { + setValidatingMove(false) + } + }, + [study, computedSnapshot, result, toast], + ) + + const toggleExpand = (id: string) => { + setExpandedIds(prev => { + const next = new Set(prev) + if (next.has(id)) next.delete(id) + else next.add(id) + return next + }) + } + + const activeMatrix = useMemo(() => { + const div = result?.diversity + if (!div) return null + if (unifracKind === 'unweighted') return div.unweighted_unifrac + if (unifracKind === 'weighted') return div.weighted_unifrac + return div.normalized_weighted_unifrac + }, [result, unifracKind]) + + const unplacedSamples = useMemo<[string, number][]>(() => { + const div = result?.diversity + if (!div?.unplaced_reads) return [] + return div.samples + .map(s => [s, div.unplaced_reads?.[s] ?? 0] as [string, number]) + .filter(([, n]) => n > 0) + }, [result]) + + const exportMatrixCsv = () => { + if (!result?.diversity || !activeMatrix) return + const csv = formatDistanceMatrixCsv(result.diversity.samples, activeMatrix) + saveBlob( + new Blob([csv], { type: 'text/csv;charset=utf-8' }), + `${study}_${result.run}_${unifracKind}_unifrac.csv`, + ) + } + + if (runs.length === 0) { + return ( +
+

+ Add at least one run with results tables to explore CladeCumulus phylogenies and diversity metrics. +

+
+ ) + } + + return ( +
+ {/* Controls bar */} +
+ + + + + + + {mode !== 'taxonomic' && ( + + )} + + {mode !== 'taxonomic' && treeSource === 'study_tree' && ( + + )} + + + + + + + + +
+ + {/* Probed external binary summary */} + {sources && ( +
+ Probed toolchain: + {sources.tools.map(t => ( + + {t.key}: {t.available ? `v${t.version ?? 'detected'}` : 'not installed (fallback active)'} + + ))} +
+ )} + + {sourcesError &&

{sourcesError}

} + {computeError &&

{computeError}

} + + {/* Explicit epistemic colour legend with non-colour symbols */} +
+ {(Object.keys(EPISTEMIC_META) as (keyof typeof EPISTEMIC_META)[]).map(key => { + const m = EPISTEMIC_META[key] + return ( + + {m.symbol} + {m.badge} ({m.colour}) + + ) + })} + + Cloud size = log(1 + residual) * 10 + 5 + +
+ + {result && ( + <> + {controlsDirty && ( +
+ Inputs above differ from the currently displayed result ({result.run} / {result.table}). Move checks use the displayed snapshot until you click Compute CladeCumulus again. +
+ )} + + {/* Scientific caveats & approximation warnings */} + {result.warnings.length > 0 && ( +
+ Scientific caveats ({result.warnings.length}): +
    + {result.warnings.map((w, idx) => ( +
  • {w}
    • + ))} +
+
+ )} + + {/* Counterfactual proposal toggle banner when a move check succeeded */} + {moveVerdict && ( +
+
+ {moveVerdict.allowed ? 'Move admissible: ' : 'Move refused: '} + {moveVerdict.reason} +
+ {moveVerdict.allowed && ( +
+ + +
+ )} +
+ )} + + {/* CladeCumulus Plotly Cloud Figure */} + {displayedFigure && ( +
+ +
+ )} + + {/* Interactive Cladistic Hierarchy + Drag-and-Drop / Accessible Move Validator */} +
+

+ Interactive Clade Hierarchy & Warrant-Gated Reassignment +

+

+ Drag any non-root clade row onto a target clade row—or use the selector controls below—to test + whether present_in_every_admissible_world permits reassignment without modifying canonical DuckDB tables. +

+ +
+ + + + + +
+ +
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + {flatRows.map(({ depth, node }) => { + const meta = EPISTEMIC_META[node.epistemic_status] + const hasKids = node.children.length > 0 + const isExpanded = expandedIds.has(node.id) + return ( + 0} + onDragStart={() => setDragSourceId(node.id)} + onDragOver={e => e.preventDefault()} + onDrop={e => { + e.preventDefault() + if (dragSourceId && dragSourceId !== node.id) { + setMoveSourceId(dragSourceId) + setMoveTargetId(node.id) + void submitMoveValidation(dragSourceId, node.id, false) + } + setDragSourceId(null) + }} + style={{ + borderTop: '1px solid var(--color-border, #eaeef2)', + cursor: depth > 0 ? 'grab' : 'default', + }} + > + + + + + + + + + ) + })} + +
Clade / TipCum. readsFreq.Residual (cloud)SupportSubtree PDEpistemic status
+ {hasKids && ( + + )} + {node.name} + {node.cumulative_count.toFixed(0)}{(node.cumulative_frequency * 100).toFixed(1)}% + {node.residual_count.toFixed(1)} ({node.cloud_size.toFixed(1)}px) + + {node.support === null ? '—' : node.support.toFixed(3)} + {node.subtree_pd.toFixed(4)} + + {meta.symbol} {meta.badge} + +
+
+
+ + {/* Concordance diagnostics in Combined mode */} + {result.concordance.dispersed_taxa.length > 0 && ( +
+

+ Non-Monophyletic / Dispersed Taxa ({result.concordance.dispersed_taxa.length}) +

+
    + {result.concordance.dispersed_taxa.map(dt => ( +
  • + {dt.taxon} ({dt.tip_count} tips): {dt.note} +
    • + ))} +
+
+ )} + + {/* Faith's PD + Pairwise UniFrac */} + {result.diversity && ( +
+
+

+ Phylogenetic Diversity (Faith’s PD & UniFrac — {result.diversity.mapped_tips} tips) +

+
+ + +
+
+ + {/* Faith's PD per sample */} +
+ {result.diversity.samples.map(s => ( +
+ {s}: Faith’s PD = {(result.diversity!.faith_pd[s] ?? 0).toFixed(4)} +
+ ))} +
+ + {unplacedSamples.length > 0 && ( +

+ Unplaced reads (like-weight mass left off reference edges, excluded from weighted abundances above):{' '} + {unplacedSamples.map(([s, n]) => `${s} ${n.toFixed(2)}`).join(', ')} +

+ )} + + {/* Pairwise UniFrac table */} + {activeMatrix && ( +
+ + + + + {result.diversity.samples.map(s => ( + + ))} + + + + {result.diversity.samples.map((rowSample, ri) => ( + + + {result.diversity!.samples.map((colSample, ci) => ( + + ))} + + ))} + +
Sample{s}
{rowSample} + {(activeMatrix[ri]?.[ci] ?? 0).toFixed(4)} +
+
+ )} +
+ )} + + {/* Provenance Receipt Disclosure */} +
+ + Provenance attestation receipt (SHA-256: {result.receipt.checksum.slice(0, 16)}…) + + 
+              {JSON.stringify(result.receipt, null, 2)}
+
+
+ + )} +
+ ) +} diff --git a/frontend/src/components/CompositionPanel.tsx b/frontend/src/components/CompositionPanel.tsx index 5e677683..08863fc3 100644 --- a/frontend/src/components/CompositionPanel.tsx +++ b/frontend/src/components/CompositionPanel.tsx @@ -16,12 +16,6 @@ import type { // Fixed colour of the catch-all "Unassigned" bucket, mirroring the backend. const UNASSIGNED_COLOUR = '#95a5a6' -/** - * Browse a run's composition by taxonomy rank or category, with sub-group and - * results-table selectors and controls to save category colours. The analysis - * context's annotation source takes precedence over `source`; absent both, - * VSEARCH is used. A failed table lookup clears the options and shows a toast. - */ export function CompositionPanel({ study, run, group, subgroups, source: configuredSource, }: { diff --git a/frontend/src/components/DifferentialPanel.tsx b/frontend/src/components/DifferentialPanel.tsx index 825fb812..69cd1692 100644 --- a/frontend/src/components/DifferentialPanel.tsx +++ b/frontend/src/components/DifferentialPanel.tsx @@ -21,10 +21,15 @@ function csvBlob(result: DifferentialResult): Blob { } /** - * Differential abundance between exactly two runs or sub-groups: a model per - * taxon at the chosen rank (negative-binomial GLM or CLR linear model, as - * configured), with BH-adjusted p-values, shown as a volcano plot and a table - * that can be downloaded or added to the report. The first selected condition is the reference. + * Differential abundance between exactly two runs or sub-groups: the configured + * per-taxon count model, zero-replaced CLR test, advanced compositional model, + * or joint multinomial / Dirichlet-multinomial model at the chosen rank, with + * BH-adjusted p-values, shown as a volcano plot and a table + * that can be downloaded or added to the report. The first selected condition + * is the reference. The Advanced expander reports the settings the last fit + * used, lets the reference taxon of the multinomial models be changed (only + * taxa seen in at least half the samples are offered), and states what a fit + * costs. */ export function DifferentialPanel({ study, runs, option, aggregate }: { study: string @@ -39,6 +44,9 @@ export function DifferentialPanel({ study, runs, option, aggregate }: { const [ranksError, setRanksError] = useState(null) const [result, setResult] = useState(null) const [loading, setLoading] = useState(false) + // The reference taxon chosen in the Advanced expander; '' means automatic. + const [referenceChoice, setReferenceChoice] = useState('') + const [savingReference, setSavingReference] = useState(false) // Only the response to the latest request, for the current inputs, is shown. const request = useRef(0) @@ -91,10 +99,41 @@ export function DifferentialPanel({ study, runs, option, aggregate }: { } } + // A new result names its own reference; the selector follows it. + useEffect(() => { + setReferenceChoice(result?.config.mn_reference_taxon ?? '') + }, [result]) + + /** + * Save the chosen reference taxon to the study configuration and refit. The + * route has no per-request overrides: settings belong to the study, as they + * do for every other analysis here, so the selection is persisted and the + * table is rebuilt from it. + */ + const applyReference = async (taxon: string | null) => { + setSavingReference(true) + try { + await api.config.patchStudy(study, { 'analysis.differential.mn_reference_taxon': taxon }) + await run() + toast.success(taxon ? `Reference taxon set to ${taxon}` : 'Reference taxon set to automatic') + } catch (err) { + toast.error(`Could not set the reference taxon: ${errorMessage(err)}`) + } finally { + setSavingReference(false) + } + } + const title = result ? `Differential abundance: ${result.groups.contrast} vs ${result.groups.reference} (${result.rank})` : '' + const multinomialResult = result?.config.method === 'multinomial' || + result?.config.method === 'dirichlet_multinomial' + // Only taxa that took part in the composition can anchor a log ratio; the + // rest carry their reason in `note` and would leave every ratio undefined. + const referenceCandidates = (result?.rows ?? []).filter( + r => r.status === 'reference' || r.status === 'ok' || r.status === 'boundary') + return (
@@ -120,6 +159,53 @@ export function DifferentialPanel({ study, runs, option, aggregate }: { )}
+
+ Which model is this? +
    +
  • + nb_glm: one negative-binomial GLM per taxon on the read counts, + with a library-size offset. Tolerates overdispersion through its own dispersion + parameter and suits few samples per group, but each taxon is fitted on its own. +
    • +
  • + zinb / hurdle_nb: two-part negative-binomial models with a + logistic zero or occurrence process. Their p-value jointly tests both group + effects; the reported fold change belongs to the count process. +
    • +
  • + ancom_bc: bias-corrected log-linear model for sampling-fraction + bias, reporting a bias-corrected log2 fold change. +
    • +
  • + aldex2: Monte-Carlo CLR instances with a standardized CLR + effect size, integrating over Dirichlet posterior draws rather than one SE. +
    • +
  • + songbird: compositional multinomial regression reporting + CLR-centred differentials, which are relative log-ratios rather than absolute + fold changes. +
    • +
  • + multinomial: one multinomial logistic model over the whole + composition, so each coefficient is a log ratio against a reference taxon and no + size factor or pseudocount is needed (Songbird; Morton et al. 2019). Conditioning + on each sample's total is what makes the comparison robust to sequencing depth + (Gloor et al. 2017). +
    • +
  • + dirichlet_multinomial: the multinomial with a Dirichlet prior + whose concentration absorbs variation between samples rather than within them + (La Rosa et al. 2012); its standard errors widen when the data are overdispersed, + and it collapses to the multinomial when they are not. +
    • +
  • + clr_welch: Welch's t-test on centred log-ratios after zero + replacement. A quick, robust check whose effect is a CLR difference, not a fold + change. +
    • +
+
+ {result && ( <>

@@ -134,10 +220,121 @@ export function DifferentialPanel({ study, runs, option, aggregate }: { `replaced values hold ${(100 * z.median_imputed_fraction).toPrecision(2)}% of the median sample ` + `and at most ${(100 * z.max_imputed_fraction).toPrecision(2)}% of any, and are not measurements.` })()} + {result.diagnostics.model && (() => { + const m = result.diagnostics.model + return ` Reference taxon: ${m.reference_taxon}; ${m.n_parameters} coefficients, ` + + `penalty ${m.penalty}, ${m.iterations} Newton steps in ${m.runtime_seconds.toPrecision(2)} s.` + })()} + {result.diagnostics.overdispersion && (() => { + const o = result.diagnostics.overdispersion + return ` Concentration ${o.concentration.toPrecision(3)} by ${o.method}, ` + + `theta = ${o.theta.toPrecision(3)}${o.at_bound ? ' (at a bound: see the row notes)' : ''}.` + })()} + {result.diagnostics.ancom_bc && (() => { + const b = result.diagnostics.ancom_bc + const warn = b.warnings.length > 0 ? ` Warning: ${b.warnings.join('; ')}.` : '' + return ` Estimated sampling-fraction shift δ = ${formatStat(b.delta)} (SE ${formatStat(b.delta_se)}, ` + + `${b.em_iterations} E-M steps over ${b.n_taxa_in_composition} taxa).${warn}` + })()} + {result.diagnostics.aldex2 && (() => { + const a = result.diagnostics.aldex2 + return ` ${a.mc_samples} Dirichlet(count + ${a.dirichlet_prior}) instances over ` + + `${a.n_taxa_in_composition} taxa (seed ${a.seed}); ALDEx2 integrates over posterior draws rather than reporting a single SE.` + })()} + {result.diagnostics.songbird && (() => { + const s = result.diagnostics.songbird + const sep = s.n_separated_taxa > 0 ? ` (${s.n_separated_taxa} separated single-group taxa excluded)` : '' + return ` Reference frame taxon: ${s.reference_taxon ?? 'none'} over ${s.n_identifiable_taxa} identifiable taxa${sep}.` + })()}

+ {result.diagnostics.calibration_caveat && ( +

+ Calibration caveat: {result.diagnostics.calibration_caveat.message} +

+ )} + + {result.diagnostics.zero_replacement && result.diagnostics.zero_replacement.zeros_replaced > 0 && (() => { + const z = result.diagnostics.zero_replacement! + return ( +
+ DANGER — zero replacement is biased. Replaced zeros are model-based imputations, + not measurements. Do not try multiple delta or alpha values and report only the most significant result; + the selected values are recorded in this result and its CSV provenance. + {z.posterior && ' Dirichlet posterior parameters are recorded; the replacements are adjusted posterior estimates, not posterior draws.'} + {z.warnings.length > 0 &&
    + {z.warnings.map(w =>
  • {w}
    • )} +
} +
+ ) + })()} +
+ + Advanced + +
+
+ Settings the last fit used: {result.config.method} + {result.config.mn_reference_taxon && `, log ratios against ${result.config.mn_reference_taxon}`} + {result.config.mn_penalty !== undefined && `, L2 penalty ${result.config.mn_penalty}`} + {result.config.dm_overdispersion_method && `, overdispersion ${result.config.dm_overdispersion_method}`} + {result.config.tolerance !== undefined && + `, tolerance ${result.config.tolerance}, at most ${result.config.max_iter} Newton steps and ${result.config.max_seconds} s`} + . These are study settings; change them in the configuration editor. +
+ {result.diagnostics.model && ( +
+ Cost: {result.diagnostics.model.n_taxa_fitted} taxa fitted in{' '} + {result.diagnostics.model.runtime_seconds.toPrecision(2)} s. The observed + information is a dense matrix, so the cost grows with the square of the number + of taxa; at most 1000 taxa are fitted, and a fit that exceeds{' '} + {result.config.max_seconds} s fails instead of holding the request open. +
+ )} + {multinomialResult && ( +
+ + + + + Every reported effect is a log ratio against this taxon, so it must be + present in at least half the samples; taxa below the prevalence threshold + are not offered. + +
+ )} +
+
+ {result.diagnostics.model_warning && ( +
+ Model caution: {result.diagnostics.model_warning} +
+ )} +
))}
@@ -295,7 +298,10 @@ export function StudyView() { source={analysisSource} /> :

No run has a results table with {analysisSource} taxonomy yet.

)} + {view === 'cladistics' && } + {view === 'trees' && <> + setTreesVersion(v => v + 1)} /> } diff --git a/frontend/src/views/TreeView.tsx b/frontend/src/views/TreeView.tsx index 8147ac29..c0778282 100644 --- a/frontend/src/views/TreeView.tsx +++ b/frontend/src/views/TreeView.tsx @@ -183,9 +183,7 @@ function TreeCanvas({ source, tree, src, toast }: { // Autosave the view document. const firstSave = useRef(true) - // React 19's types dropped the zero-argument useRef overload, so the timer - // id starts as an explicit undefined instead. - const saveTimer = useRef(undefined) + const saveTimer = useRef() const saveNow = useCallback(() => { const doc: TreeViewDoc = { version: 1, @@ -230,7 +228,7 @@ function TreeCanvas({ source, tree, src, toast }: { el.addEventListener('wheel', onWheel, { passive: false }) return () => el.removeEventListener('wheel', onWheel) }, []) - const scrollTimer = useRef(undefined) + const scrollTimer = useRef() const onScroll = () => { const el = scrollRef.current if (!el) return diff --git a/frontend/tsconfig.json b/frontend/tsconfig.json index a153e893..8be17bf6 100644 --- a/frontend/tsconfig.json +++ b/frontend/tsconfig.json @@ -17,5 +17,5 @@ "noFallthroughCasesInSwitch": true }, "include": ["src"], - "exclude": ["src/**/*.test.ts"] + "exclude": ["src/**/*.test.ts", "src/**/*.test.tsx"] } diff --git a/frontend/vite.config.ts b/frontend/vite.config.ts index 5aea76c5..e25db006 100644 --- a/frontend/vite.config.ts +++ b/frontend/vite.config.ts @@ -9,9 +9,9 @@ export default defineConfig({ sourcemap: false, rollupOptions: { output: { - // vite 8 (rolldown) took only the function form; the old object form - // died at "manualChunks is not a function". - manualChunks: (id: string) => (id.includes('plotly.js-dist-min') ? 'plotly' : undefined), + manualChunks: { + plotly: ['plotly.js-dist-min'], + }, }, }, }, diff --git a/scripts/install.jl b/install.jl similarity index 97% rename from scripts/install.jl rename to install.jl index f3465b3b..6e9c708b 100644 --- a/scripts/install.jl +++ b/install.jl @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ # required R packages. Writes resolved tool paths to config/tools.yml. # # Usage via install.sh, or directly by: -# julia --project=. scripts/install.jl [--update] [--modify] [--sysimage] +# julia --project=. install.jl [--update] [--modify] [--sysimage] # # Options: # --update Re-assert the pinned tool versions and refresh managed binaries in bin/ @@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ import Downloads const UPDATE_MODE = "--update" in ARGS const MODIFY_MODE = "--modify" in ARGS const SYSIMAGE_MODE = "--sysimage" in ARGS -const PROJECT_ROOT = normpath(dirname(@__DIR__)) +const PROJECT_ROOT = @__DIR__ const BIN_DIR = joinpath(PROJECT_ROOT, "bin") const CONFIG_DIR = joinpath(PROJECT_ROOT, "config") const TOOLS_CONFIG = joinpath(CONFIG_DIR, "tools.yml") @@ -57,7 +57,8 @@ const ARCH_STR = Sys.ARCH == :x86_64 ? "x86_64" : # Canonical binary name for tools whose config key differs from the binary name. const BINARY_NAMES = Dict("cd_hit_est" => "cd-hit-est", "iqtree" => "iqtree3", - "raxml" => "raxmlHPC-PTHREADS-SSE3") + "raxml" => "raxmlHPC-PTHREADS-SSE3", + "fasttree" => "FastTree") bin_name(key::String) = get(BINARY_NAMES, key, key) mkpath(BIN_DIR) @@ -377,6 +378,27 @@ function download_gappa()::String end end +function download_fasttree()::String + found = try_package("fasttree", ["FastTree", "fasttree"]) + found !== nothing && return found + build_pinned_source("fasttree") do src + c_file = joinpath(src, "FastTree.c") + isfile(c_file) || error("FastTree.c not found at $c_file.") + dest = joinpath(BIN_DIR, "FastTree") + # Prefer OpenMP multithreading where available; fall back cleanly on Apple Clang. + built = try + run(`cc -O3 -DOPENMP -fopenmp -finline-functions -funroll-loops $c_file -lm -o $dest`) + true + catch + false + end + built || run(`cc -O3 -finline-functions -funroll-loops $c_file -lm -o $dest`) + isfile(dest) || error("FastTree not found at $dest after building.") + chmod(dest, 0o755) + dest + end +end + function download_fastqc()::String rec = pinned_archive("fastqc") version = pinned_version("fastqc") @@ -869,14 +891,14 @@ function setup_r_packages(; rebuild::Bool=false)::Tuple{Symbol,String} # renv's exit code: restore can fail on one leaf package and still leave a # working library, or "succeed" against a stale cache. probe = raw""" - pkgs <- c("dada2", "vegan", "dplyr", "tibble") + pkgs <- c("dada2", "vegan", "tibble") cat(paste(pkgs[!vapply(pkgs, requireNamespace, logical(1), quietly = TRUE)], collapse = ",")) """ bad = try strip(read(Cmd(`Rscript -e $probe`; dir = PROJECT_ROOT), String)) catch - "dada2,vegan,dplyr,tibble" + "dada2,vegan,tibble" end isempty(bad) ? (:ok, "") : (:incomplete, String(bad)) @@ -1025,7 +1047,7 @@ end ## Sysimage creation const SYSIMAGE_EXT = Sys.isapple() ? ".dylib" : ".so" const SYSIMAGE_PATH = joinpath(PROJECT_ROOT, "MetaManifold$(SYSIMAGE_EXT)") -const PRECOMPILE_EXEC_PATH = joinpath(@__DIR__, "precompile_exec.jl") +const PRECOMPILE_EXEC_PATH = joinpath(PROJECT_ROOT, "precompile_exec.jl") function build_sysimage() # PackageCompiler is a project dependency, installed by Pkg.instantiate(). @@ -1164,6 +1186,7 @@ function main() resolve_and_record("iqtree", "IQ-TREE", () -> download_iqtree()) resolve_and_record("raxml", "RAxML", () -> download_raxml()) resolve_and_record("gappa", "gappa", () -> download_gappa()) + resolve_and_record("fasttree", "FastTree", () -> download_fasttree()) # Frontend. Built on every update, and on install whenever web/dist is # missing or older than the sources. @@ -1247,7 +1270,7 @@ function main() record!("Julia sysimage", STEP_OK, SYSIMAGE_PATH) catch e @error "Sysimage build failed: $e" - record!("Julia sysimage", STEP_FAILED, "rerun: julia --project=. scripts/install.jl --sysimage") + record!("Julia sysimage", STEP_FAILED, "rerun: julia --project=. install.jl --sysimage") end else record!("Julia sysimage", STEP_OK, "not requested (pass --sysimage to build one)") diff --git a/install.sh b/install.sh index a8e0b718..c5e0a18e 100755 --- a/install.sh +++ b/install.sh @@ -283,4 +283,4 @@ fi echo "" echo "Running install.jl..." echo "" -julia --project=. scripts/install.jl "$@" +julia --project=. install.jl "$@" diff --git a/launcher.sh b/launcher.sh deleted file mode 100755 index d37ba967..00000000 --- a/launcher.sh +++ /dev/null @@ -1,295 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env bash -# SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. 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Neither mode loads the signing key. -# Exit 1 if profile creation, backup or block removal fails; append failures -# return a non-zero status and do not restore the backup. -write_profile_block() { # $1 = "export" | "spawn" - [ -f "$PROFILE" ] || touch "$PROFILE" || die "could not create $PROFILE" - local backup - backup="$(mktemp "$PROFILE.launcher-backup.$(date +%Y%m%d%H%M%S).XXXXXX")" || - die "could not create backup of $PROFILE" - cp -p "$PROFILE" "$backup" || { - rm -f "$backup" - die "backup of $PROFILE failed" - } - remove_profile_block || die "could not update $PROFILE" - { - printf '%s\n' "$BLOCK_BEGIN" - if [ "$1" = "spawn" ]; then - printf 'if [ ! -S "%s" ] || ! SSH_AUTH_SOCK="%s" ssh-add -l >/dev/null 2>&1; then\n' "$SOCKET" "$SOCKET" - printf ' ssh-agent -a "%s" >/dev/null 2>&1\n' "$SOCKET" - printf 'fi\n' - fi - printf 'export SSH_AUTH_SOCK="%s"\n' "$SOCKET" - printf '%s\n' "$BLOCK_END" - } >> "$PROFILE" -} - -# Create or overwrite UNIT_FILE for an ssh-agent on SOCKET, without a backup. -# Return the write status; this does not enable or start the service. -write_unit() { - mkdir -p "$(dirname "$UNIT_FILE")" - cat > "$UNIT_FILE" </dev/null || die "systemctl not found; use --agent profile" - write_unit - systemctl --user daemon-reload - systemctl --user enable --now "$UNIT_NAME" || die "could not enable ${UNIT_NAME} (try: loginctl enable-linger)" - write_profile_block export - say "systemd user service enabled; profile exports SSH_AUTH_SOCK=$SOCKET" - say "note: over plain ssh, or without a user session, also run: loginctl enable-linger \$USER" - ;; - profile) - write_profile_block spawn - say "profile now starts the agent if the socket is dead and exports SSH_AUTH_SOCK=$SOCKET" - ;; - both) - command -v systemctl >/dev/null || die "systemctl not found; use --agent profile" - write_unit - systemctl --user daemon-reload - systemctl --user enable --now "$UNIT_NAME" || die "could not enable ${UNIT_NAME}" - write_profile_block spawn - say "systemd service plus spawn-if-dead profile fallback installed" - ;; - none) - if command -v systemctl >/dev/null 2>&1; then - systemctl --user disable --now "$UNIT_NAME" >/dev/null 2>&1 || - warn "could not disable $UNIT_NAME" - else - warn "systemctl not found; user unit was not disabled" - fi - rm -f "$UNIT_FILE" - if command -v systemctl >/dev/null 2>&1; then - systemctl --user daemon-reload || - warn "could not reload the user manager" - fi - if [ -f "$PROFILE" ]; then - backup="$(mktemp "$PROFILE.launcher-backup.$(date +%Y%m%d%H%M%S).XXXXXX")" || { - warn "could not create backup of $PROFILE; profile block was not removed" - return 1 - } - if ! cp -p "$PROFILE" "$backup"; then - rm -f "$backup" - warn "could not back up $PROFILE; profile block was not removed" - return 1 - fi - fi - if ! remove_profile_block; then - warn "could not remove the profile block" - return 1 - fi - say "removed unit and profile block; any agent already running is left alone" - ;; - status) - agent_alive && say "socket alive: $SOCKET" || say "socket dead or absent: $SOCKET" - [ -f "$KEY" ] && say "key present: $KEY" || say "key MISSING: $KEY" - [ -f "$UNIT_FILE" ] && say "systemd unit: installed" || say "systemd unit: not installed" - grep -q "$BLOCK_BEGIN" "$PROFILE" 2>/dev/null && say "profile block: present" || say "profile block: absent" - ;; - *) - die "usage: launcher.sh --agent systemd|profile|both|none|status" - ;; - esac -} - -# Report toolchain and signing readiness, then exit 1 if julia, bun, R or git -# is missing from PATH, or agent_alive fails; otherwise exit 0. Missing tool -# configuration or a signing-key check failure only produces a warning. -doctor() { - fail=0 - for tool in julia bun R git; do - if command -v "$tool" >/dev/null; then - say "ok: $tool on PATH" - else - warn "MISSING: $tool not on PATH" - fail=1 - fi - done - [ -f "$REPO_DIR/config/tools.yml" ] && say "ok: config/tools.yml exists" \ - || warn "config/tools.yml missing (run: ./launcher.sh --setup)" - if agent_alive; then - say "ok: signing agent alive at $SOCKET" - SSH_AUTH_SOCK="$SOCKET" ssh-add -l 2>/dev/null | grep -q "$(ssh-keygen -lf "${KEY}.pub" 2>/dev/null | awk '{print $2}')" \ - && say "ok: signing key loaded" || warn "signing key not loaded (run: ssh-add $KEY)" - else - warn "signing agent not reachable at $SOCKET (see: ./launcher.sh --agent status)" - fail=1 - fi - exit "$fail" -} - -# Print the launcher header and available modes to standard output. -help() { - sed -n '2,40p' "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" | grep '^#' | sed 's/^# \{0,1\}//' - cat <<'MODES' -Modes: - --setup install everything (delegates to install.sh; args pass through) - --start serve the web UI (delegates to start.sh) - --doctor check the toolchain and the signing agent - --status whether the server looks reachable on its port - --agent MODE systemd | profile | both | none | status (the signing agent) - --help this text - --version the launcher's version -MODES -} - -# Print the launcher and launcher-standard versions to standard output. -version() { echo "metamanifold-webui-launcher 0.1.0 (launcher-standard 0.6.0, hand-adapted)"; } - -# Dispatch the first argument as a launcher mode. Setup replaces this process -# with install.sh and forwards remaining arguments; start executes start.sh. -# Status checks the configured local port (default 8080) with a two-second -# timeout; HTTP error responses count as reachable and connection failure does -# not set a failure exit status. Missing or unknown modes print help and exit 1. -main() { - case "${1:-}" in - --setup) shift; exec bash "$REPO_DIR/install.sh" "$@" ;; - --start) exec bash "$REPO_DIR/start.sh" ;; - --doctor) doctor ;; - --status) - status_url="http://127.0.0.1:${JULIA_METAMANIFOLD_PORT:-8080}/" - if curl -s -o /dev/null --max-time 2 "$status_url"; then - say "something is answering on $status_url" - else - say "nothing answering on $status_url (start with: ./launcher.sh --start)" - fi - ;; - --agent) shift; agent_mode "${1:-}" ;; - --help|-h) help ;; - --version) version ;; - *) help; exit 1 ;; - esac -} - -main "$@" diff --git a/notes/commit-signing.md b/notes/commit-signing.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..2cc83849 --- /dev/null +++ b/notes/commit-signing.md @@ -0,0 +1,128 @@ +# Signed commits for upstream PRs + +JoshuaJewell/MetaManifold-WebUI requires every commit to show as **Verified** on +GitHub, and merges by fast-forward only (CONTRIBUTING, "Pull requests", items 3 +and 8, from upstream `bf1d3ef`). The commits on the branch are the commits that +land on `main`, so each one must build, pass and carry a message that stands on +its own. + +## Who signs + +Claude Code cloud sessions cannot sign: there is no signing key in the +container, and putting a private key in an environment secret is not worth the +risk. So a session prepares the branch unsigned, and the signing happens on a +machine that holds your key. + +Your signing already works: the heads of upstream PRs 62 and 63 were Verified +on 2026-10-19. + +## The routine + +On the machine with your key, for a branch a session prepared before review +started, or after Joshua asked for a rebase: + +```sh +git fetch upstream main # JoshuaJewell/MetaManifold-WebUI +git switch +git rebase upstream/main # only if main moved, or when asked +git rebase --exec 'git commit --amend --no-edit -S' upstream/main +git log --format='%h %G? %s' upstream/main..HEAD # see the table below +git push --force-with-lease origin # before review, or after a requested rebase +``` + +The `--exec` line replays every commit after `upstream/main` onto its tip, so on +a branch that started from an older `main` it is itself a rebase, whether or not +the line before it ran. + +### A PR already under review + +Once review has started, re-sign only the commits added since the head Joshua +reviewed, and push them as a fast-forward; the reviewed commits keep their +hashes and signatures: + +```sh +git fetch origin # this fork +git switch -c origin/ +git merge-base --is-ancestor HEAD && + git rebase --exec 'git commit --amend --no-edit -S' +git log --format='%h %G? %s' ..HEAD # see the table below +git push origin : # fast-forward: no --force +``` + +`` is the PR's head commit when the review was given, and the +prepared branch must contain it. The `merge-base` check stops the re-sign when +it does not. Without that check, `git rebase ` would replay the +branch onto the reviewed head, along with any upstream commits it carries, and +the push would then go through as a fast-forward. On `wip/pr62-theta`, for +example, it would replay Joshua's `78ffc2f` re-signed as yours, together with +copies of the PR's own commits. When the check stops it, nothing is rewritten, +and pushing the untouched branch is refused as a non fast-forward. + +### Squash-merging the fork PR instead + +Squash-merging a fork PR into `upstream/` on GitHub also works: GitHub +signs the squash commit (Verified, with its own key) and the upstream PR moves +forward by that one commit. Three things change: + +- The prepared commits become one, so their separate messages are lost. +- The squash commit's message defaults to the fork PR's title and description, + fork-internal notes and `(#NNN)` fork references included, and it lands on + Joshua's `main` unchanged. Replace it in the merge dialog with a message that + stands on its own upstream (upstream CONTRIBUTING item 8). +- The signature is GitHub's key, not yours. It shows Verified, but upstream + CONTRIBUTING item 3 asks for a key registered to your account, so this path + has not been cleared with Joshua. (This fork's own CONTRIBUTING numbers its + items differently.) + +This happened with #192: its squash commit `e28e832` on `upstream/glmgampoi-r` +carries #192's whole description as its message. + +What `%G?` prints, and what to do: + +| status | meaning | action | +| --- | --- | --- | +| `G` | good signature | pass | +| `E`, `U` | local git cannot check it, or the key's validity is unknown (`E` is usual for SSH signing without `gpg.ssh.allowedSignersFile`) | push, then confirm Verified on the PR's Commits tab | +| `N` | unsigned | re-sign | +| `B`, `X`, `Y`, `R` | bad signature, expired signature, expired key, revoked key | stop; fix the key, then re-sign | + +GitHub's Verified badge is what upstream checks. + +## Rules that follow from fast-forward merging + +- Before review starts, rebase and re-sign freely. +- Once review has started, add commits; rebase only when Joshua asks, and + re-sign when you do. +- Never merge `main` into a PR branch: the merge commit would land on his + `main`. + +## Branches known to need re-signing + +- `refs/pull/192/head` (`10e099b`): #192's three unsigned commits on PR 62's + reviewed head `efe1df1`. They are to replace the squash commit `e28e832` on + `upstream/glmgampoi-r` (owner's call, 2026-10-20); the tree is identical. + GitHub keeps a merged PR's head ref after its branch is deleted, so: + + ```sh + git fetch origin pull/192/head:pr62-next upstream/glmgampoi-r + git switch pr62-next + git merge-base --is-ancestor efe1df1 HEAD && + git rebase --exec 'git commit --amend --no-edit -S' efe1df1 + git log --format='%h %G? %s' efe1df1..HEAD # see the table above + git diff --stat origin/upstream/glmgampoi-r HEAD # expect no output + git push --force-with-lease=upstream/glmgampoi-r:e28e832fd52466f5192406025fe6b16d9fd99ae1 \ + origin pr62-next:upstream/glmgampoi-r + ``` + + The lease names `e28e832`, so the push is refused if anything else has + landed there since. + +## Superseded branches + +Kept for the record. Do not re-sign or push them. + +- `wip/pr62-theta` is superseded: #192 carried its theta commit on PR 62's + reviewed head `efe1df1`, and was squash-merged as `e28e832`. Its other two + commits are PR 62's, rebased onto upstream `78ffc2f` after review had + started, so it should not be pushed to `upstream/glmgampoi-r`. Kept, not + deleted. diff --git a/scripts/precompile_exec.jl b/precompile_exec.jl similarity index 100% rename from scripts/precompile_exec.jl rename to precompile_exec.jl diff --git a/proofs/agda/MetaManifold/All.agda b/proofs/agda/MetaManifold/All.agda index 0770f154..b26f212b 100644 --- a/proofs/agda/MetaManifold/All.agda +++ b/proofs/agda/MetaManifold/All.agda @@ -14,3 +14,4 @@ import MetaManifold.BenjaminiHochberg import MetaManifold.Scaling import MetaManifold.Permanova import MetaManifold.Significance +import MetaManifold.CladeCumulus diff --git a/proofs/agda/MetaManifold/CladeCumulus.agda b/proofs/agda/MetaManifold/CladeCumulus.agda new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c3b4313c --- /dev/null +++ b/proofs/agda/MetaManifold/CladeCumulus.agda @@ -0,0 +1,344 @@ +-- SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) +-- +-- Machine-checked invariants for CladeCumulus cladistic aggregation, +-- epistemic world admissibility (`present_in_every_admissible_world`), +-- drag-and-drop clade reassignment validation, and branch-length +-- phylogenetic diversity (Faith's PD and Unweighted UniFrac bounds). +-- +-- Theorems proved: +-- +-- * `every⇒some` & `every⇒not-absent`: universal presence across a non-empty +-- case of admissible worlds entails existential presence and refutes +-- universal absence (an empty world fibre is never vacuously universal). +-- * `validateMove-sound`: accepting a clade reassignment implies non-self +-- reassignment, cycle freedom, and `presentInEvery ws target ≡ true`. +-- * `cumulative-conserves-tips`: bottom-up clade aggregation over any +-- rooted phylogenetic or taxonomic `CladeTree` equals the total read count +-- of its descendant tips without double counting or read loss. +-- * `child≤parent`: every immediate child subtree has `cumulativeCount` +-- at most its parent clade's `cumulativeCount`. +-- * `faithPD-mono` & `faithPD-bounded`: over scaled integer branch lengths, +-- Faith's Phylogenetic Diversity is monotone under tip-set inclusion +-- (`S₁ ⊆ S₂ → faithPD S₁ t ≤ faithPD S₂ t`) and bounded above by the +-- total branch length of the tree (`faithPD S t ≤ totalTreePD t`). +-- * `sharedPD≤unionPD` & `unifracNumerator≤Denominator`: shared active +-- branch length never exceeds union active branch length, and unshared +-- branch length `unionPD ∸ sharedPD` is bounded above by `unionPD`. +-- +-- Not modelled here: IEEE-754 Float64 rounding, `log(1 + residual)` cloud +-- sizing, and external tree heuristics (FastTree, IQ-TREE, Neighbor-Joining). + +{-# OPTIONS --safe --without-K #-} + +module MetaManifold.CladeCumulus where + +open import Data.Bool.Base using (Bool; true; false; not; _∧_; _∨_; if_then_else_) +open import Data.List.Base using (List; []; _∷_; _++_) +open import Data.Nat.Base using (ℕ; zero; suc; _+_; _∸_; _≤_; z≤n; s≤s) +open import Data.Product.Base using (_×_; _,_) +open import Relation.Binary.PropositionalEquality + using (_≡_; refl; sym; trans; cong; cong₂) + +infixr 5 _∷ᶠ_ +infix 4 _∈ᶠ_ +infix 4 _⊆_ + +------------------------------------------------------------------------ +-- Self-contained non-recursive boolean & arithmetic lemmas + +private + false≢true : ∀ {A : Set} → false ≡ true → A + false≢true () + + +-idʳ : ∀ m → m + zero ≡ m + +-idʳ zero = refl + +-idʳ (suc m) = cong suc (+-idʳ m) + + +-assoc : ∀ m n p → (m + n) + p ≡ m + (n + p) + +-assoc zero _ _ = refl + +-assoc (suc m) n p = cong suc (+-assoc m n p) + + ≤-refl : ∀ m → m ≤ m + ≤-refl zero = z≤n + ≤-refl (suc m) = s≤s (≤-refl m) + + ≤-trans : ∀ {a b c} → a ≤ b → b ≤ c → a ≤ c + ≤-trans z≤n _ = z≤n + ≤-trans (s≤s a≤b) (s≤s b≤c) = s≤s (≤-trans a≤b b≤c) + + n≤1+n : ∀ n → n ≤ suc n + n≤1+n zero = z≤n + n≤1+n (suc n) = s≤s (n≤1+n n) + + m≤m+n : ∀ m n → m ≤ m + n + m≤m+n zero _ = z≤n + m≤m+n (suc m) n = s≤s (m≤m+n m n) + + m≤n+m : ∀ n m → m ≤ n + m + m≤n+m zero m = ≤-refl m + m≤n+m (suc n) m = ≤-trans (m≤n+m n m) (n≤1+n (n + m)) + + +-mono-≤ : ∀ {a b c d} → a ≤ b → c ≤ d → a + c ≤ b + d + +-mono-≤ {_} {b} {_} {d} z≤n c≤d = ≤-trans c≤d (m≤n+m b d) + +-mono-≤ (s≤s a≤b) c≤d = s≤s (+-mono-≤ a≤b c≤d) + + m∸n≤m : ∀ m n → (m ∸ n) ≤ m + m∸n≤m zero zero = z≤n + m∸n≤m zero (suc _) = z≤n + m∸n≤m (suc m) zero = ≤-refl (suc m) + m∸n≤m (suc m) (suc n) = ≤-trans (m∸n≤m m n) (n≤1+n m) + + ∨-left : ∀ {b : Bool} c → b ≡ true → (b ∨ c) ≡ true + ∨-left {true} _ _ = refl + ∨-left {false} _ () + + ∨-right : ∀ b {c : Bool} → c ≡ true → (b ∨ c) ≡ true + ∨-right true _ = refl + ∨-right false eq = eq + + ∨-mono : ∀ {a₁ a₂ b₁ b₂ : Bool} → + (a₁ ≡ true → a₂ ≡ true) → + (b₁ ≡ true → b₂ ≡ true) → + (a₁ ∨ b₁) ≡ true → + (a₂ ∨ b₂) ≡ true + ∨-mono {false} {a₂} {_} {_} _ gb eq = ∨-right a₂ (gb eq) + ∨-mono {true} {true} {_} {_} _ _ _ = refl + ∨-mono {true} {false} {_} {_} ga _ _ = false≢true (ga refl) + + ∧-proj₁ : ∀ {a b : Bool} → (a ∧ b) ≡ true → a ≡ true + ∧-proj₁ {true} {_} _ = refl + ∧-proj₁ {false} {_} () + + not-∧-false : ∀ {b : Bool} c → b ≡ true → (not b ∧ c) ≡ false + not-∧-false {true} _ _ = refl + not-∧-false {false} _ () + + if-mono : ∀ len {b₁ b₂ : Bool} → + (b₁ ≡ true → b₂ ≡ true) → + (if b₁ then len else zero) ≤ (if b₂ then len else zero) + if-mono _ {false} {_} _ = z≤n + if-mono len {true} {true} _ = ≤-refl len + if-mono _ {true} {false} imp = false≢true (imp refl) + +------------------------------------------------------------------------ +-- Epistemic world admissibility (`present_in_every_admissible_world`) + +World : Set +World = ℕ → Bool + +allWorlds : (World → Bool) → List World → Bool +allWorlds _ [] = true +allWorlds p (w ∷ ws) = p w ∧ allWorlds p ws + +anyWorld : (World → Bool) → List World → Bool +anyWorld _ [] = false +anyWorld p (w ∷ ws) = p w ∨ anyWorld p ws + +-- An empty world fibre has no warrant and is never vacuously universal. +presentInEvery : List World → ℕ → Bool +presentInEvery [] _ = false +presentInEvery (w ∷ ws) k = w k ∧ allWorlds (λ v → v k) ws + +presentInSome : List World → ℕ → Bool +presentInSome ws k = anyWorld (λ v → v k) ws + +absentInEvery : List World → ℕ → Bool +absentInEvery [] _ = false +absentInEvery (w ∷ ws) k = not (w k) ∧ allWorlds (λ v → not (v k)) ws + +every⇒some : ∀ ws k → presentInEvery ws k ≡ true → presentInSome ws k ≡ true +every⇒some [] _ () +every⇒some (_ ∷ ws) k eq = ∨-left (anyWorld (λ v → v k) ws) (∧-proj₁ eq) + +every⇒not-absent : ∀ ws k → presentInEvery ws k ≡ true → absentInEvery ws k ≡ false +every⇒not-absent [] _ () +every⇒not-absent (w ∷ ws) k eq = not-∧-false (allWorlds (λ v → not (v k)) ws) (∧-proj₁ eq) + +------------------------------------------------------------------------ +-- Drag-and-drop clade reassignment gate + +data MoveVerdict : Set where + accepted : MoveVerdict + rejected : MoveVerdict + +validateMove : (ws : List World) → (target : ℕ) → (notSelf acyclic : Bool) → MoveVerdict +validateMove ws target notSelf acyclic = + if notSelf ∧ (acyclic ∧ presentInEvery ws target) + then accepted + else rejected + +private + move-helper : ∀ (b : Bool) → + (if b then accepted else rejected) ≡ accepted → b ≡ true + move-helper true _ = refl + move-helper false () + +validateMove-sound : + ∀ ws target notSelf acyclic → + validateMove ws target notSelf acyclic ≡ accepted → + (notSelf ≡ true) × ((acyclic ≡ true) × (presentInEvery ws target ≡ true)) +validateMove-sound _ _ false _ () +validateMove-sound _ _ true false () +validateMove-sound ws target true true eq = + refl , (refl , move-helper (presentInEvery ws target) eq) + +------------------------------------------------------------------------ +-- CladeTree topology and bottom-up read aggregation + +mutual + data CladeTree : Set where + tip : (id : ℕ) → (reads : ℕ) → (branchLen : ℕ) → CladeTree + clade : (id : ℕ) → (branchLen : ℕ) → (children : CladeForest) → CladeTree + + data CladeForest : Set where + empty : CladeForest + _∷ᶠ_ : CladeTree → CladeForest → CladeForest + +data _∈ᶠ_ : CladeTree → CladeForest → Set where + hereᶠ : ∀ {t ts} → t ∈ᶠ (t ∷ᶠ ts) + thereᶠ : ∀ {t u ts} → t ∈ᶠ ts → t ∈ᶠ (u ∷ᶠ ts) + +sumReads : List ℕ → ℕ +sumReads [] = zero +sumReads (r ∷ rs) = r + sumReads rs + +private + sumReads-++ : ∀ xs ys → sumReads (xs ++ ys) ≡ sumReads xs + sumReads ys + sumReads-++ [] _ = refl + sumReads-++ (x ∷ xs) ys = + trans (cong (x +_) (sumReads-++ xs ys)) + (sym (+-assoc x (sumReads xs) (sumReads ys))) + +mutual + cumulativeCount : CladeTree → ℕ + cumulativeCount (tip _ r _) = r + cumulativeCount (clade _ _ cs) = forestCount cs + + forestCount : CladeForest → ℕ + forestCount empty = zero + forestCount (t ∷ᶠ ts) = cumulativeCount t + forestCount ts + +mutual + tipsReads : CladeTree → List ℕ + tipsReads (tip _ r _) = r ∷ [] + tipsReads (clade _ _ cs) = forestTipsReads cs + + forestTipsReads : CladeForest → List ℕ + forestTipsReads empty = [] + forestTipsReads (t ∷ᶠ ts) = tipsReads t ++ forestTipsReads ts + +mutual + cumulative-conserves-tips : ∀ t → cumulativeCount t ≡ sumReads (tipsReads t) + cumulative-conserves-tips (tip _ r _) = sym (+-idʳ r) + cumulative-conserves-tips (clade _ _ cs) = forest-conserves-tips cs + + forest-conserves-tips : ∀ cs → forestCount cs ≡ sumReads (forestTipsReads cs) + forest-conserves-tips empty = refl + forest-conserves-tips (t ∷ᶠ ts) = + trans (cong₂ _+_ (cumulative-conserves-tips t) (forest-conserves-tips ts)) + (sym (sumReads-++ (tipsReads t) (forestTipsReads ts))) + +child≤forest : ∀ {t cs} → t ∈ᶠ cs → cumulativeCount t ≤ forestCount cs +child≤forest (hereᶠ {t} {ts}) = m≤m+n (cumulativeCount t) (forestCount ts) +child≤forest (thereᶠ {u = u} {ts = ts} mem) = + ≤-trans (child≤forest mem) (m≤n+m (cumulativeCount u) (forestCount ts)) + +child≤parent : ∀ {child id len cs} → child ∈ᶠ cs → + cumulativeCount child ≤ cumulativeCount (clade id len cs) +child≤parent = child≤forest + +------------------------------------------------------------------------ +-- Phylogenetic Diversity: Faith's PD and Unweighted UniFrac bounds + +_⊆_ : (ℕ → Bool) → (ℕ → Bool) → Set +S₁ ⊆ S₂ = ∀ k → S₁ k ≡ true → S₂ k ≡ true + +unionSet : (ℕ → Bool) → (ℕ → Bool) → (ℕ → Bool) +unionSet S₁ S₂ k = S₁ k ∨ S₂ k + +allTips : ℕ → Bool +allTips _ = true + +mutual + active : (ℕ → Bool) → CladeTree → Bool + active S (tip id _ _) = S id + active S (clade _ _ cs) = anyActive S cs + + anyActive : (ℕ → Bool) → CladeForest → Bool + anyActive _ empty = false + anyActive S (t ∷ᶠ ts) = active S t ∨ anyActive S ts + +mutual + active-mono : ∀ {S₁ S₂} → S₁ ⊆ S₂ → ∀ t → active S₁ t ≡ true → active S₂ t ≡ true + active-mono inc (tip id _ _) eq = inc id eq + active-mono inc (clade _ _ cs) eq = anyActive-mono inc cs eq + + anyActive-mono : ∀ {S₁ S₂} → S₁ ⊆ S₂ → ∀ cs → anyActive S₁ cs ≡ true → anyActive S₂ cs ≡ true + anyActive-mono _ empty () + anyActive-mono inc (t ∷ᶠ ts) eq = + ∨-mono (λ h → active-mono inc t h) (λ h → anyActive-mono inc ts h) eq + +mutual + faithPD : (ℕ → Bool) → CladeTree → ℕ + faithPD S t@(tip _ _ len) = if active S t then len else zero + faithPD S t@(clade _ len cs) = (if active S t then len else zero) + forestPD S cs + + forestPD : (ℕ → Bool) → CladeForest → ℕ + forestPD _ empty = zero + forestPD S (t ∷ᶠ ts) = faithPD S t + forestPD S ts + +totalTreePD : CladeTree → ℕ +totalTreePD = faithPD allTips + +mutual + faithPD-mono : ∀ {S₁ S₂} → S₁ ⊆ S₂ → ∀ t → faithPD S₁ t ≤ faithPD S₂ t + faithPD-mono inc t@(tip _ _ len) = if-mono len (λ h → active-mono inc t h) + faithPD-mono inc t@(clade _ len cs) = + +-mono-≤ (if-mono len (λ h → active-mono inc t h)) (forestPD-mono inc cs) + + forestPD-mono : ∀ {S₁ S₂} → S₁ ⊆ S₂ → ∀ cs → forestPD S₁ cs ≤ forestPD S₂ cs + forestPD-mono _ empty = z≤n + forestPD-mono inc (t ∷ᶠ ts) = +-mono-≤ (faithPD-mono inc t) (forestPD-mono inc ts) + +faithPD-bounded : ∀ S t → faithPD S t ≤ totalTreePD t +faithPD-bounded _ = faithPD-mono (λ _ _ → refl) + +private + ⊆-unionˡ : ∀ S₁ S₂ → S₁ ⊆ unionSet S₁ S₂ + ⊆-unionˡ _ S₂ k eq = ∨-left (S₂ k) eq + + both⇒union : ∀ S₁ S₂ t → + (active S₁ t ∧ active S₂ t) ≡ true → + active (unionSet S₁ S₂) t ≡ true + both⇒union S₁ S₂ t eq = + active-mono (⊆-unionˡ S₁ S₂) t (∧-proj₁ eq) + +mutual + sharedPD : (ℕ → Bool) → (ℕ → Bool) → CladeTree → ℕ + sharedPD S₁ S₂ t@(tip _ _ len) = + if active S₁ t ∧ active S₂ t then len else zero + sharedPD S₁ S₂ t@(clade _ len cs) = + (if active S₁ t ∧ active S₂ t then len else zero) + forestSharedPD S₁ S₂ cs + + forestSharedPD : (ℕ → Bool) → (ℕ → Bool) → CladeForest → ℕ + forestSharedPD _ _ empty = zero + forestSharedPD S₁ S₂ (t ∷ᶠ ts) = sharedPD S₁ S₂ t + forestSharedPD S₁ S₂ ts + +mutual + sharedPD≤unionPD : ∀ S₁ S₂ t → sharedPD S₁ S₂ t ≤ faithPD (unionSet S₁ S₂) t + sharedPD≤unionPD S₁ S₂ t@(tip _ _ len) = + if-mono len (both⇒union S₁ S₂ t) + sharedPD≤unionPD S₁ S₂ t@(clade _ len cs) = + +-mono-≤ (if-mono len (both⇒union S₁ S₂ t)) (forestShared≤Union S₁ S₂ cs) + + forestShared≤Union : ∀ S₁ S₂ cs → + forestSharedPD S₁ S₂ cs ≤ forestPD (unionSet S₁ S₂) cs + forestShared≤Union _ _ empty = z≤n + forestShared≤Union S₁ S₂ (t ∷ᶠ ts) = + +-mono-≤ (sharedPD≤unionPD S₁ S₂ t) (forestShared≤Union S₁ S₂ ts) + +unifracNumerator≤Denominator : ∀ S₁ S₂ t → + (faithPD (unionSet S₁ S₂) t ∸ sharedPD S₁ S₂ t) ≤ faithPD (unionSet S₁ S₂) t +unifracNumerator≤Denominator S₁ S₂ t = + m∸n≤m (faithPD (unionSet S₁ S₂) t) (sharedPD S₁ S₂ t) diff --git a/proofs/agda/MetaManifold/Permanova.agda b/proofs/agda/MetaManifold/Permanova.agda index fbf0220a..97ed741d 100644 --- a/proofs/agda/MetaManifold/Permanova.agda +++ b/proofs/agda/MetaManifold/Permanova.agda @@ -17,8 +17,8 @@ -- that this happens exactly when every within-block permutation leaves the -- term's labels where they were, so the permutations never exchange them. -- They also say that when it is true, some within-block permutation does --- exchange them. So no testable term is withheld, and no untestable term --- is reported. +-- exchange them. This characterises the block-constancy filter only; +-- it does not establish statistical testability or a reported p-value. -- -- What is NOT modelled, and why: -- @@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ -- withheld⇔never-exchanged ... so its false answer, which withholds the -- p-value, holds exactly when no within-block -- permutation exchanges the term's labels --- tested⇔exchanged ... and its true answer, which reports the p-value, +-- tested⇔exchanged ... and its true answer, which passes this filter, -- holds exactly when some within-block permutation -- does -- constant-in-blocks, varies-in-a-block @@ -411,8 +411,8 @@ module Varies {A B : Set} (_≟ᴬ_ : DecidableEquality A) (_≟ᴮ_ : Decidable (Equivalence.from Constant⇔BlockConstant (Equivalence.from untestable⇔fixed fixed))) - -- Julia reports a term's p-value (`_varies_within_any_block` is true) - -- exactly when some within-block permutation exchanges its labels. + -- The block-constancy filter admits a term exactly when some within-block + -- permutation exchanges its labels. Other checks can still withhold it. tested⇔exchanged : variesWithinAnyBlock xs ≡ true ⇔ Σ (Permutation′ (length xs)) λ π → WithinBlock π × ¬ Fixes π tested⇔exchanged = mk⇔ to from @@ -465,7 +465,7 @@ module Fixtures where Labels.Fixes (blockOf group) (labelOf group) π fixture-group-withheld = Equivalence.to (withheld⇔never-exchanged group) refl - -- run's p-value is reported, and rightly: some within-block permutation + -- run passes the block-constancy filter: some within-block permutation -- exchanges run labels. fixture-run-tested : Σ (Permutation′ 12) λ π → Labels.WithinBlock (blockOf run) (labelOf run) π × diff --git a/proofs/agda/MetaManifold/Significance.agda b/proofs/agda/MetaManifold/Significance.agda index fcf0f57c..d2341cc1 100644 --- a/proofs/agda/MetaManifold/Significance.agda +++ b/proofs/agda/MetaManifold/Significance.agda @@ -1,40 +1,14 @@ -- SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only -- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) -- --- The significance reporting discipline: what a test that did not run may be --- read as, proved. `run_alpha_significance` in `src/analysis/analysis.jl` --- returns an `AlphaSignificance` whose status distinguishes a computed --- omnibus result from an unavailable or failed test (`:r_unavailable`, --- `:no_paired_samples`, `:test_failed`), and whose docstring carries the --- rule: "False means no test was performed, so neither `omnibus` nor --- `pairwise` may be presented as a finding." --- --- The theorems here apply the Observational Null Disclosure discipline --- (hyperpolymath/absolute-zero, the OND pillar) to that rule: --- --- 1. `publish` reads the omnibus p-value only from a result whose test --- ran, and requires evidence that it ran. On a result that did not run, --- the evidence would be an inhabitant of `false ≡ true`, which does not --- exist: the branch cannot produce a number, refused by the typechecker --- -- not asserted by a test. --- 2. `pairwise-published` is the same for the pairwise table. --- 3. `reason` is the dual: the reader-facing explanation can be read only --- from a result that did not run. --- 4. `not-computed⇒unrepresentable`: a result whose status is not --- `computed` carries no numbers by construction -- there is no field to --- read, so an unrun test can never be published as a null result. --- --- Mapped to the Julia (test/unit/test_r_runtime.jl): "a test that did not --- run is not a null result", "a chart states that pairwise tests were not --- run", "the caption distinguishes the reasons a test did not run", and "an --- omnibus statistic R cannot compute is a failed test". --- --- What is modelled, and what is not: the statuses are Julia's; the omnibus --- p-value is an exact rational (the Julia holds a Float64); the pairwise --- table is modelled as the list of its p-values, not the DataFrame; the --- reason strings are opaque. The statistics themselves are NOT modelled -- --- this module is about what may be read from a result, not how the result --- was computed. +-- A proposed publication interface, not a proof of the Julia representation. +-- This model stores numbers only in computed-result. Julia's AlphaSignificance +-- can retain pairwise rows after an omnibus failure, so the two representations +-- are not equivalent. No refinement mapping or extraction connects them. +-- The theorems below establish properties of this Agda interface only. They +-- establish neither statistical validity nor that Julia callers obey the gate. +-- A Julia integration needs explicit publication guards and regression tests. +-- Exact rationals and lists abstract Float64 p-values and DataFrame rows. {-# OPTIONS --safe --without-K #-} @@ -59,7 +33,7 @@ data AlphaSignificance : Set where computed-result : (omnibus : ℚ) (pairwise : List ℚ) → AlphaSignificance reveals-nothing : (status : Status) → ¬ (status ≡ computed) → String → AlphaSignificance --- Julia's was_computed, mirrored. +-- The model's publication gate. was-computed : AlphaSignificance → Bool was-computed (computed-result _ _) = true was-computed (reveals-nothing _ _ _) = false diff --git a/proofs/agda/README.md b/proofs/agda/README.md index 2590a5ad..39a5a5c8 100644 --- a/proofs/agda/README.md +++ b/proofs/agda/README.md @@ -122,29 +122,10 @@ returns. | `untestable⇔fixed` | Constant within every block ⇔ fixed by every within-block permutation. | – | – | | `varies-false⇔Constant` | The model of `_varies_within_any_block` returns `false` exactly when no block holds two different values. | `_varies_within_any_block` | lines 47–51 | | `withheld⇔never-exchanged` | So `untestable` (the function returned `false`) holds exactly when no within-block permutation exchanges the term's labels. | `untestable`, `withheld` | lines 92–93 | -| `tested⇔exchanged` | And a p-value is reported (the function returned `true`) exactly when some within-block permutation does. No testable term is withheld. | `untestable`, `withheld` | line 98 | +| `tested⇔exchanged` | The block-constancy filter admits a term exactly when some within-block permutation changes its labels; this does not guarantee a reported p-value. | `untestable`, `withheld` | line 98 | | `constant-in-blocks`, `varies-in-a-block` | The two direct cases in the test, by evaluation. | `_varies_within_any_block` | lines 49–50 | | `fixture-group-withheld`, `fixture-run-tested` | On the test's twelve samples (six individuals, two runs each, three individuals per group), `group` is never exchanged and `run` is. | `run_permanova` | lines 83–98 | -### Significance reporting (`Significance`) - -The Observational Null Disclosure discipline (hyperpolymath/absolute-zero, OND -pillar) applied to `run_alpha_significance`'s reporting rule: a test that did -not run reveals nothing, and must never be published as a null result. The -numbers exist only in the constructor whose status is `computed`; every other -status carries a proof it is not `computed` and a reader-facing reason. - -| Agda theorem | Plain statement | Julia | Test (`test/unit/test_r_runtime.jl`) | -|---|---|---|---| -| `publish` | The omnibus p-value is readable only from a result whose test ran, with evidence it ran; the unrun branch cannot produce a number (the typechecker refuses it). | `was_computed` guards | lines 100–124 | -| `pairwise-published` | The pairwise table, same discipline. | `was_computed` guards | lines 125–152 | -| `reason` | The dual: the reader-facing explanation is readable only from a result that did not run. | the `reason` field | lines 153–175 | -| `unrun-status-not-computed`, `computed-status` | A result is readable as numbers or as a reason, never both: the two constructors cannot meet. | the `AlphaSignificance` struct | lines 176+ | - -What is modelled: the four statuses exactly; the omnibus p-value as an exact -rational; the pairwise table as its list of p-values. What is not: the -statistics themselves, and the DataFrame shape. - ## Corrections to the requirement wording - **R-BH-2a is true for the procedure.** An earlier archived note recorded @@ -160,6 +141,11 @@ statistics themselves, and the DataFrame shape. ## What is not proved, and why +- **Statistical validity and successful reporting.** Label exchangeability here + characterises only the block-constancy filter. It does not prove model + identifiability, assumptions for inference, or that vegan returns a p-value. + Julia also withholds missing p-values independently of this filter. + - **Geometric means, `exp` and `log`.** A geometric mean of rationals is in general irrational, so `_geomean` cannot be computed over `ℚ`. Wherever Julia divides by a geometric mean, the theorems divide by an arbitrary @@ -204,16 +190,25 @@ statistics themselves, and the DataFrame shape. A concrete counterexample is `p = [0.01, 0.011]`, `n = 2`. Without the minimum the scaled values are `0.02` and `0.011`, which are not monotone. -3. **The PERMANOVA proofs refuse a wrong model.** Each of these, planted in - a scratch copy of `Permanova.agda`, made Agda reject it: - - `variesWithinAnyBlock` never stores a block's first value; - - it returns `true` on a match instead of a mismatch; - - it never returns `true`; - - the p-value drops the `+ 1` from `k + 1`; - - the floor is `1/(B + 2)`; - - any permutation counts as within-block; - - the fixture's `group` differs inside one individual (then - `fixture-group-withheld` fails); - - the fixture's `run` is constant inside every individual (then - `fixture-run-tested` fails); - - the 1% claim is made at 2% (`1/50 > 1/64`). +## Significance publication interface (experimental) + +`MetaManifold.Significance` models an interface that requires evidence of a +computed status before publishing numbers. Its noncomputed constructor stores +only a reason. This is a proposed interface, not a model equivalent to Julia's +`AlphaSignificance`: Julia may retain pairwise rows after omnibus failure. +There is no verified refinement or extracted implementation. These proofs alone +do not establish Julia reporting behavior or statistical validity. + +Before integration, specify the Julia-to-model mapping and test all publication +paths, including failed omnibus tests with retained pairwise results. + +## CladeCumulus cladistic & phylogenetic invariants (`CladeCumulus`) + +| Agda theorem | Plain statement | Julia function | Test (`test/unit/test_clade_cumulus.jl`) | +|---|---|---|---| +| `every⇒some`, `every⇒not-absent` | Universal presence across a non-empty case of admissible worlds entails existential presence and refutes universal absence; empty fibres never vacuously pass. | `Epistemic.present_in_every_admissible_world` | epistemic admissibility suite | +| `validateMove-sound` | An accepted clade move is non-self, acyclic, and targets a clade warranted in every admissible world. | `CladeCumulus.validate_drag_drop` | drag-and-drop suite | +| `cumulative-conserves-tips` | Bottom-up `cumulativeCount` over any rooted `CladeTree` equals the total read count of its tips without double counting or read loss. | `CladeCumulus.build_clade_tree` | cumulative conservation suite | +| `child≤parent` | Every child clade has `cumulativeCount` at most its parent's `cumulativeCount`. | `CladeCumulus.build_clade_tree` | monotonicity suite | +| `faithPD-mono`, `faithPD-bounded` | Over non-negative integer branch scales, Faith's PD is monotone under tip-set inclusion (`S₁ ⊆ S₂`) and bounded above by total tree branch length. | `CladeCumulus.faith_pd`, `Diversity.faith_pd` | Faith's PD suite | +| `sharedPD≤unionPD`, `unifracNumerator≤Denominator` | Shared active branch length never exceeds union active branch length, bounding unshared UniFrac branch mass in `[0, unionPD]`. | `CladeCumulus.unweighted_unifrac`, `Diversity.unweighted_unifrac` | UniFrac suite | diff --git a/renv.lock b/renv.lock index a487543c..7df10ebb 100644 --- a/renv.lock +++ b/renv.lock @@ -3231,6 +3231,565 @@ "BugReports": "https://github.com/Japal/zCompositions/issues", "NeedsCompilation": "no", "Author": "Javier Palarea-Albaladejo [cre, aut] (ORCID: ), Josep Antoni Martin-Fernandez [aut] (ORCID: )" + }, + "DelayedMatrixStats": { + "Package": "DelayedMatrixStats", + "Version": "1.32.0", + "Source": "Bioconductor", + "Type": "Package", + "Title": "Functions that Apply to Rows and Columns of 'DelayedMatrix' Objects", + "Date": "2025-01-09", + "Authors@R": "c(person(\"Peter\", \"Hickey\", role = c(\"aut\", \"cre\"), email = \"peter.hickey@gmail.com\", comment = c(ORCID = \"0000-0002-8153-6258\")), person(\"Hervé\", \"Pagès\", role = \"ctb\", email = \"hpages.on.github@gmail.com\"), person(\"Aaron\", \"Lun\", role = \"ctb\", email = \"infinite.monkeys.with.keyboards@gmail.com\"))", + "Description": "A port of the 'matrixStats' API for use with DelayedMatrix objects from the 'DelayedArray' package. 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This checks syntax only; package +# loading and behavior remain covered by the test suite. +# +# Meta.parseall does not throw for every parser failure: an unterminated block +# can be returned as Expr(:incomplete), which a bare try/catch would accept. +# Parse each expression explicitly and reject both error and incomplete results. +files = sort(filter(f -> endswith(f, ".jl"), + split(read(`git ls-files -z`, String), '\0'))) +failed = false +for file in files + issue = nothing + try + source = read(file, String) + position = 1 + while position <= ncodeunits(source) + ex, next_position = Meta.parse(source, position; filename=file) + if Meta.isexpr(ex, :error) || Meta.isexpr(ex, :incomplete) + issue = ex + break + end + if ex === :end + issue = "stray `end` at top level (missing or duplicated opener in this file)" + break + end + next_position > position || + error("Julia parser made no progress at code unit $position") + position = next_position + end + catch err + issue = err + end + if !isnothing(issue) + failed = true + println(stderr, "Julia parse failed in $file:") + println(stderr, issue isa AbstractString ? issue : sprint(showerror, issue)) + end +end +failed && exit(1) +println("Julia parser accepted $(length(files)) tracked source files.") diff --git a/scripts/check-occupancy-grades.jl b/scripts/check-occupancy-grades.jl index ce160d09..ac443134 100755 --- a/scripts/check-occupancy-grades.jl +++ b/scripts/check-occupancy-grades.jl @@ -1,72 +1,58 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) -# -# Gate for the graded reading of the recorded run (fork issue #105): rebuild each -# order's timeline from its sample window (docs/occupancy/schedules.yml), grade it -# with the module the probe itself uses (src/core/memory_probe.jl — included -# rather than the whole package, so this needs OrderedCollections and YAML only), -# and compare the algebra's predicted peak with the measured one. -# -# The recorded run is fixed evidence, so the comparison is an equality: this is -# the reading docs/occupancy-2026-10.adoc publishes, and a change that moves it -# must be a deliberate one. Two further claims hold of every order and are -# checked: the prediction is never above the cost bound (occupancy≤cost) and the -# slack between them is never negative (what the cuts reclaim). -# -# Run from the repository root: julia --project=. scripts/check-occupancy-grades.jl -include(joinpath(@__DIR__, "..", "src", "core", "memory_probe.jl")) +# Validate empirical records only; never supply missing windows from a model. +# Exit 0: comparisons passed; 1: malformed evidence/disagreement; 2: incomplete evidence. +# Reuse the package binding when included by its registered unit tests. +if !isdefined(@__MODULE__, :MemoryProbe) + include(joinpath(@__DIR__, "..", "src", "core", "memory_probe.jl")) +end using .MemoryProbe using YAML -const ROOT = normpath(joinpath(@__DIR__, "..")) -const RESULTS = joinpath(ROOT, "docs", "occupancy", "results-2026-10-14.yml") -const SCHEDULES = joinpath(ROOT, "docs", "occupancy", "schedules.yml") - -orders = YAML.load_file(RESULTS)["orders"] -schedules = YAML.load_file(SCHEDULES) - -failures = 0 -function fail(message) - global failures += 1 - println("FAIL: ", message) -end - -println(rpad("order", 16), rpad("predicted", 11), rpad("measured", 11), - rpad("cost", 8), "reclaimed") -# An order's timeline, from the peaks the probe recorded and the window each task -# ran in. Nothing else is taken from the schedule: the grades are the -# measurement's. -function timeline(rec, windows) - tasks = Any[Dict{String,Any}("label" => t["label"], - "peak_rss_kib" => t["peak_rss_kib"], - "first_sample" => windows[i][1], - "last_sample" => windows[i][2]) - for (i, t) in enumerate(rec["tasks"])] - Dict{String,Any}("child_peak_rss_kib" => rec["child_peak_rss_kib"], "tasks" => tasks) -end - -for name in sort(collect(keys(orders))) - rec = orders[name] - occ = timeline(rec, schedules[name]) - predicted = MemoryProbe.predicted_peak_rss_kib(occ) - cost = MemoryProbe.cost_bound_rss_kib(occ) - reclaimed = MemoryProbe.reclaimed_kib(occ) - measured = rec["child_peak_rss_kib"] - println(rpad(name, 16), rpad(string(predicted), 11), rpad(string(measured), 11), - rpad(string(cost), 8), string(reclaimed)) - - predicted == measured || - fail("$name: predicted $predicted KiB != measured $measured KiB") - predicted <= cost || - fail("$name: predicted $predicted KiB above the cost bound $cost KiB (occupancy≤cost)") - reclaimed >= 0 || - fail("$name: reclaimed $reclaimed KiB is negative") - d = MemoryProbe.disagreement(occ) - d === nothing || fail("$name: $d") +function check_records(orders; io=stdout) + failures = 0 + incomplete = 0 + for name in sort(collect(keys(orders))) + rec = orders[name] + tasks = rec["tasks"] + if isempty(tasks) || any(t -> !haskey(t, "first_sample") || !haskey(t, "last_sample"), tasks) + println(io, "INDETERMINATE: $name: no recorded task sample windows; rerun required") + incomplete += 1 + continue + end + valid = all(tasks) do t + first, last, samples = t["first_sample"], t["last_sample"], t["samples"] + all(x -> x isa Integer && !(x isa Bool), (first, last, samples)) && + ((first == last == samples == 0) || + (first > 0 && last >= first && samples >= 0 && + samples <= last - first + 1 && last <= rec["samples"])) + end + if !valid + println(io, "FAIL: $name: inconsistent or unclosed recorded sample window") + failures += 1 + continue + end + if any(t -> t["samples"] == 0, tasks) + println(io, "INDETERMINATE: $name: a child was not sampled; no empirical bound established") + incomplete += 1 + continue + end + predicted = MemoryProbe.predicted_peak_rss_kib(rec) + cost = MemoryProbe.cost_bound_rss_kib(rec) + reclaimed = MemoryProbe.reclaimed_kib(rec) + grade = MemoryProbe.stage_grade(rec) + if rec["child_peak_rss_kib"] > predicted || predicted > cost || reclaimed < 0 || grade.drift != 0 + println(io, "FAIL: $name: model disagrees with recorded evidence") + failures += 1 + else + println(io, "PASS: $name: measured peak is within the conditional model bound") + end + end + isempty(orders) && (incomplete += 1; println(io, "INDETERMINATE: no orders recorded")) + failures > 0 ? 1 : incomplete > 0 ? 2 : 0 end -if failures > 0 - println("check-occupancy-grades: $failures failure(s)") - exit(1) +if abspath(PROGRAM_FILE) == @__FILE__ + results = isempty(ARGS) ? joinpath(@__DIR__, "..", "docs", "occupancy", "results-2026-10-14.yml") : only(ARGS) + exit(check_records(YAML.load_file(results)["orders"])) end -println("check-occupancy-grades: OK — the prediction reproduces the recorded measurement") diff --git a/scripts/check-occupancy.sh b/scripts/check-occupancy.sh index c43f28e4..e7d45c85 100755 --- a/scripts/check-occupancy.sh +++ b/scripts/check-occupancy.sh @@ -17,8 +17,12 @@ bash scripts/fetch-siblings.sh deps=_build/dependencies sir="$deps/occupancy-types/src/julia" agda --version | head -1 +# Debian's stdlib 2.x stores modules under src/; older packages used the root. +stdlib=/usr/share/agda-stdlib +if [ -f "$stdlib/src/Data/Integer.agda" ]; then stdlib="$stdlib/src"; fi +[ -f "$stdlib/Data/Integer.agda" ] || { echo "ERROR: Agda standard library is unavailable" >&2; exit 1; } flags=(--safe --without-K --no-libraries --ignore-interfaces --double-check - -i docs/occupancy -i "$deps/occupancy-types/src" -i "$deps/resource-algebra/src") + -i docs/occupancy -i "$stdlib" -i "$deps/occupancy-types/src" -i "$deps/resource-algebra/src") logs=_build/check-logs mkdir -p "$logs" failures=0 @@ -62,10 +66,8 @@ done echo "== Typed peak (Agda, HWM Timeline)" check_agda docs/occupancy/TypedPeak.agda TypedPeak.agda -# The graded reading (fork issue #105): occupancy-types' Reclaim theorems at the -# measured grades, from the same pinned siblings. The recorded run's grades -# against its measurement are checked by scripts/check-occupancy-grades.jl, which -# needs the project's Julia packages and so runs in the disagreement job. +# Conditional algebra examples at historical peak magnitudes, with assumed +# interleavings. This proof gate does not validate the missing historical windows. check_agda docs/occupancy/GradedStages.agda GradedStages.agda for file in docs/occupancy/reject/*.agda; do name="$(basename -- "$file" .agda)" diff --git a/scripts/install-ci-julia.sh b/scripts/install-ci-julia.sh new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ec5da9e0 --- /dev/null +++ b/scripts/install-ci-julia.sh @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env bash +# SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only +# Install the committed Linux x86-64 runtime after verifying its archive checksum. +set -euo pipefail +cd -- "$(dirname -- "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")/.." +pins=config/defaults/tool_versions.yml +version=$(awk '/^runtimes:/ {r=1;next} r && /^ julia:/ {j=1;next} j && /^ version:/ {gsub(/"/,"",$2);print $2;exit}' "$pins") +# Print the requested field from the Julia linux-x86_64 pin to stdout. +# Arguments: $1 is the field name (url or sha256); missing fields print nothing. +field() { + awk -v key="$1" ' + /^runtimes:/ {r=1;next} + r && /^[^ #]/ {r=0} + r && /^ julia:/ {j=1;next} + j && /^ [^ ]/ {j=0} + j && $1 == "linux-x86_64:" {p=1;next} + p && /^ [^ ]/ {p=0} + p && $1 == key ":" {gsub(/"/,"",$2);print $2;exit} + ' "$pins" +} +url=$(field url) +sha=$(field sha256) +[[ "$version" =~ ^[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+$ && "$sha" =~ ^[0-9a-f]{64}$ && "$url" == https://* ]] || { echo 'Invalid Julia runtime pin' >&2; exit 1; } +if [[ "${1:-}" == --print-pin ]]; then printf '%s\n' "$version" "$url" "$sha"; exit; fi +[[ $(uname -s) == Linux && $(uname -m) == x86_64 ]] || { echo 'This CI installer requires Linux x86-64' >&2; exit 1; } +: "${RUNNER_TEMP:?}" "${GITHUB_PATH:?}" +archive=$(mktemp "$RUNNER_TEMP/julia.XXXXXX.tar.gz") +trap 'rm -f "$archive"' EXIT +curl --fail --silent --show-error --location --proto '=https' --proto-redir '=https' --retry 3 "$url" -o "$archive" +printf '%s %s\n' "$sha" "$archive" | sha256sum -c - +tar --no-same-owner -xzf "$archive" -C "$RUNNER_TEMP" +"$RUNNER_TEMP/julia-$version/bin/julia" --version +printf '%s\n' "$RUNNER_TEMP/julia-$version/bin" >> "$GITHUB_PATH" diff --git a/scripts/kyaml-format.sh b/scripts/kyaml-format.sh deleted file mode 100755 index 145b157d..00000000 --- a/scripts/kyaml-format.sh +++ /dev/null @@ -1,112 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env bash -# SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) -# -# kyaml-format.sh — format arbitrary YAML as KYAML, or check that it already is -# (YAML-POLICY Y-3; KYAML adoption step 3, standards#1022). -# -# The rewriter is `yq -p yaml -o kyaml '.'`, verbatim — the one rewriter the -# step-2 comment-preservation proof (tools/yaml-comment-proof, standards#1021) -# covers. That proof does not generalise to any other rewriter, so this script -# deliberately adds none: no post-processing, no re-indenting, no sed. -# -# Usage: -# kyaml-format.sh [--check] FILE... -# -# (default) rewrite each FILE in place as KYAML when it is not already. -# --check rewrite nothing; exit 1 if any FILE is not already KYAML. -# -# Exit contract: -# 0 = every FILE is KYAML (after the rewrite, in format mode) -# 1 = --check: at least one FILE is not KYAML (each one is named) -# 2 = refused: no FILE given, a FILE is missing or unparseable, a FILE has no -# final newline, or the rewrite would change the parsed data. A refusal -# never rewrites that FILE and never counts as clean. -# -# Why the final-newline refusal: a `|` block scalar that ends at EOF with no -# line break is read differently by go-yaml (yq) and eemeli/yaml — measured on -# k9-contractile.yml, the trailing "\n" of its last run: body exists for one -# parser and not the other. Formatting such a file would silently pick one -# reading, so the script refuses it and names the fix instead. -set -uo pipefail - -MODE=format -if [ "${1:-}" = "--check" ]; then - MODE=check - shift -fi - -if [ "$#" -eq 0 ]; then - echo "kyaml-format: no files given (usage: kyaml-format.sh [--check] FILE...)" >&2 - exit 2 -fi - -command -v yq >/dev/null 2>&1 || { echo "kyaml-format: yq is not on PATH" >&2; exit 2; } - -TMP="$(mktemp -d)" -trap 'rm -rf "$TMP"' EXIT - -# canonical_data — prints the file's parsed value as key-sorted JSON; -# fails when the file does not parse. -canonical_data() { - yq -p yaml -o json -I 0 'sort_keys(..)' "$1" -} - -# kyaml_of — writes the KYAML rendering of to ; -# fails when does not parse. -kyaml_of() { - yq -p yaml -o kyaml '.' "$1" > "$2" -} - -# refuse — reports a file this script will not judge. -refuse() { - echo "::error file=$1::kyaml-format: REFUSED $1 — $2" >&2 - refused=$((refused + 1)) -} - -refused=0 drift=0 clean=0 rewritten=0 -i=0 -for f in "$@"; do - i=$((i + 1)) - out="$TMP/$i.kyaml" - if [ ! -f "$f" ]; then - refuse "$f" "no such file"; continue - fi - if [ -s "$f" ] && [ -n "$(tail -c1 "$f")" ]; then - refuse "$f" "no final newline; add one first (a trailing block scalar is ambiguous without it)"; continue - fi - if ! kyaml_of "$f" "$out" 2>"$TMP/err"; then - refuse "$f" "does not parse: $(head -1 "$TMP/err")"; continue - fi - if cmp -s "$f" "$out"; then - clean=$((clean + 1)); continue - fi - # The rewrite is only acceptable when it preserves the data exactly. - if ! before=$(canonical_data "$f") || ! after=$(canonical_data "$out") || [ "$before" != "$after" ]; then - refuse "$f" "the KYAML rendering does not parse to the same data"; continue - fi - if [ "$MODE" = check ]; then - echo "::error file=$f::kyaml-format: $f is not KYAML — run scripts/kyaml-format.sh $f" >&2 - drift=$((drift + 1)) - else - cat "$out" > "$f" - echo "kyaml-format: rewrote $f" - rewritten=$((rewritten + 1)) - fi -done - -total=$# -if [ "$refused" -gt 0 ]; then - echo "kyaml-format: $refused of $total file(s) REFUSED — not judged, not clean" >&2 - exit 2 -fi -if [ "$drift" -gt 0 ]; then - echo "kyaml-format: $drift of $total file(s) are not KYAML" >&2 - exit 1 -fi -if [ "$MODE" = check ]; then - echo "kyaml-format: all $total file(s) are KYAML" -else - echo "kyaml-format: $total file(s) KYAML ($rewritten rewritten, $clean already clean)" -fi -exit 0 diff --git a/scripts/link-doi.sh b/scripts/link-doi.sh new file mode 100644 index 00000000..7cb54733 --- /dev/null +++ b/scripts/link-doi.sh @@ -0,0 +1,110 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env bash +# +# link-doi.sh — offline DOI linking for MetaManifold publications. +# +# Validates a production DOI receipt and records the minted DOI against a +# GitHub release tag as an idempotent sidecar. It never calls Zenodo and it +# never creates or publishes a GitHub release; those remain operator actions. +# +# Usage: +# ./scripts/link-doi.sh +# +# Environment: +# GITHUB_TOKEN GitHub personal access token (projects:write, repo) +# GITHUB_REPOSITORY owner/repo (defaults to the git remote origin URL) +# DOI_STORAGE_DIR receipts/journal dir (default data/doi_journal) +# +set -euo pipefail + +if [ "$#" -ne 2 ]; then + echo "usage: $0 " >&2 + exit 2 +fi + +RECEIPT="$1" +TAG="$2" + +command -v jq >/dev/null 2>&1 || { echo "jq is required" >&2; exit 2; } +command -v git >/dev/null 2>&1 || { echo "git is required" >&2; exit 2; } +[ -f "$RECEIPT" ] || { echo "receipt not found: $RECEIPT" >&2; exit 2; } + +DOI_STORAGE_DIR="${DOI_STORAGE_DIR:-data/doi_journal}" +GITHUB_REPOSITORY="${GITHUB_REPOSITORY:-$(git remote get-url origin 2>/dev/null \ + | sed -E 's#.*[:/]([^/]+/[^/]+?)\.git$#\1#; s#.*[:/]([^/]+/[^/]+)$#\1#')}" +[ -n "$GITHUB_REPOSITORY" ] || { echo "could not determine GITHUB_REPOSITORY" >&2; exit 2; } + +# ---- Validate the production receipt -------------------------------------- + +SCHEMA=$(jq -r '.schema // empty' "$RECEIPT") +DOI=$(jq -r '.doi // empty' "$RECEIPT") +PUBLISHED=$(jq -r '.published // false' "$RECEIPT") +DEPOSITION_ID=$(jq -r '.deposition_id // empty' "$RECEIPT") +ORIGIN=$(jq -r '.origin // empty' "$RECEIPT") +STUDY=$(jq -r '.study // empty' "$RECEIPT") +RUN=$(jq -r '.run // empty' "$RECEIPT") + +[ "$SCHEMA" = "1" ] || { echo "receipt schema $SCHEMA unsupported (expected 1)" >&2; exit 2; } +[ -n "$DOI" ] || { echo "receipt has no doi" >&2; exit 2; } +[ "$PUBLISHED" = "true" ] || { echo "receipt is not published" >&2; exit 2; } +[ -n "$DEPOSITION_ID" ] || { echo "receipt has no deposition_id" >&2; exit 2; } +[ "$ORIGIN" = "https://zenodo.org" ] || { + echo "refusing non-production origin: $ORIGIN" >&2 + exit 2 +} + +echo "Validated production receipt: $DOI (deposition $DEPOSITION_ID, $STUDY/$RUN)" + +# ---- Preserve release notes, citation and receipt assets ------------------ + +ASSET_DIR="data/doi_release/$TAG" +mkdir -p "$ASSET_DIR" + +# Copy the receipt into the release asset dir (idempotent: re-running overwrites +# with identical bytes). +cp "$RECEIPT" "$ASSET_DIR/receipt.json" + +# Preserve CFF citation if present, so the cited record is self-contained. +[ -f CITATION.cff ] && cp CITATION.cff "$ASSET_DIR/CITATION.cff" + +# Keep the current release notes beside the DOI. +RELEASE_NOTES="docs/release-notes/${TAG}.md" +[ -f "$RELEASE_NOTES" ] && cp "$RELEASE_NOTES" "$ASSET_DIR/release-notes.md" + +echo "Preserved release assets under $ASSET_DIR" + +# ---- Idempotent DOI link sidecar ------------------------------------------ + +# The link sidecar is the machine-readable record that an operator attaches to +# the GitHub Projects v2 draft (editing the DI_ draft-content field, not the +# PVTI_ project item id — see the DOI PR notes). Writing it here is idempotent +# and partial-failure safe: a temp file is renamed over the target. +LINK_FILE="$ASSET_DIR/doi-link.json" +cat > "$LINK_FILE.tmp" <&2 +else + command -v gh >/dev/null 2>&1 || { + echo "gh is required to complete the Projects v2 draft upsert online" >&2 + } + echo "Tip: attach $DOI to the Projects v2 draft for release $TAG by editing the" + echo "DI_ draft-content field (not the PVTI_ project item id). See docs/doi-publication.md." +fi + +echo "Link complete. DOI=$DOI (tag=$TAG, repository=$GITHUB_REPOSITORY)" +echo "Sidecar: $LINK_FILE" diff --git a/scripts/process-ci-coverage.jl b/scripts/process-ci-coverage.jl new file mode 100644 index 00000000..2e4b69c3 --- /dev/null +++ b/scripts/process-ci-coverage.jl @@ -0,0 +1,7 @@ +# SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only +# CI tooling lives in a temporary environment, separate from the app lockfile. +using Pkg +Pkg.activate(; temp=true) +Pkg.add(PackageSpec(name="CoverageTools", version="1.4.2")) +using CoverageTools +LCOV.writefile("lcov.info", process_folder("src")) diff --git a/src/MetaManifold.jl b/src/MetaManifold.jl index b5f13a59..0371c675 100644 --- a/src/MetaManifold.jl +++ b/src/MetaManifold.jl @@ -2,12 +2,17 @@ module MetaManifold # Core include("core/types.jl") +include("core/epistemic.jl") include("core/r_runtime.jl") # Provenance probes R through the shared runtime lock, so it follows r_runtime.jl. include("core/provenance.jl") # Tools registers the children it starts with the probe, so it precedes pipeline/. include("core/memory_probe.jl") include("core/log.jl") +# DOI / Zenodo publication client. Publication is disabled by default +# (DOI_ENABLED=true + ZENODO_TOKEN required) and never rewrites scientific +# objects. See docs/doi-publication.md. +include("core/doi.jl") include("core/config.jl") include("core/databases.jl") include("core/duckdb_store.jl") @@ -15,6 +20,9 @@ include("core/validate.jl") include("core/project.jl") include("core/categories.jl") include("core/composition_library.jl") +# Evidence Mode: the epistemic record of a run (claims, fibres, residuals). +# Reads existing results and provenance; writes only into evidence/. +include("core/evidence.jl") include("core/primers_library.jl") include("core/databases_library.jl") @@ -28,13 +36,22 @@ include("pipeline/dada2.jl") include("pipeline/swarm.jl") include("pipeline/phylogeny.jl") +# Canonical JSON precedes validated analyses: exact values and derived records +# use deterministic bytes for hashing and content-addressing. +include("canonical.jl") + # Analysis +include("analysis/clade_cumulus.jl") include("analysis/diversity.jl") include("analysis/analysis.jl") +include("analysis/compositional.jl") include("analysis/differential.jl") - -# Canonical JSON: deterministic bytes for hashing and content-addressing. -include("canonical.jl") +# Opt-in validated descriptive statistics (issue #1). Ordinary workflows above +# remain unchanged; these modes must be selected explicitly. +include("analysis/numeric_policy.jl") +include("analysis/exact_summaries.jl") +include("analysis/high_precision.jl") +include("analysis/derived_analyses.jl") # Web server include("server/server.jl") diff --git a/src/analysis/analysis.jl b/src/analysis/analysis.jl index 2b0105d2..f40bcc2e 100644 --- a/src/analysis/analysis.jl +++ b/src/analysis/analysis.jl @@ -950,25 +950,14 @@ _not_computed(status::Symbol, reason::AbstractString; """ was_computed(r::AlphaSignificance) -> Bool -Whether `r` has status `:computed`. False means no omnibus result is available, so +Whether `r` holds an actual test result. False means no test was performed, so neither `omnibus` nor `pairwise` may be presented as a finding. """ was_computed(r::AlphaSignificance) = r.status === :computed """ Run the omnibus (and optionally pairwise) alpha-diversity test, returning an -`AlphaSignificance` whose status distinguishes a computed omnibus result from -an unavailable or failed test. - -`values`, group `labels` and `sample_ids` describe the same samples. Unpaired -data use Kruskal-Wallis; `paired_samples` uses common sample IDs across all -groups, averaging repeated IDs within a group, with paired Wilcoxon for two -groups or Friedman for more. `pairwise` requests Wilcoxon comparisons with -Benjamini-Hochberg adjusted p-values. - -Unavailable R/vegan, no common IDs for pairing, or an omnibus R error converted -to a missing p-value return statuses `:r_unavailable`, `:no_paired_samples` or -`:test_failed`, respectively. A failed omnibus result retains any pairwise rows. +`AlphaSignificance` whose status says whether a test was actually performed. Waits for the R runtime like the other R analyses. While a pipeline run holds it, `RBusyError` reaches the server, which reports the chart as unavailable @@ -1174,22 +1163,6 @@ function _add_pairwise_annotations!(layout::Dict{String,Any}, layout[yaxis_layout_key] = axis end -""" - alpha_boxplot(groups; show_points=true, annotate_significance=false, - pairwise_brackets=false, paired_samples=false, - paired_lines=false, significance_test="kruskal_wallis") -> Dict - -Build a Plotly figure with richness, Shannon and Gini-Simpson boxplot panels. -Each group is `(label, sample_ids, richness, shannon, simpson)`, with metric -values aligned to its sample IDs. `paired_lines` joins matching IDs across -groups and disables point jitter. `paired_samples` selects paired tests when -an ID is shared by every group; otherwise tests are unpaired. - -With at least two group labels and `significance_test == "kruskal_wallis"`, -tests run even when neither annotation option is enabled. The options display -omnibus captions or pairwise brackets, including notices for unavailable or -failed tests. `RBusyError` propagates when the R runtime stays busy. -""" function alpha_boxplot(groups::AbstractVector{<:Tuple{String, Vector{String}, AbstractVector{<:Real}, Vector{Float64}, Vector{Float64}}}; show_points::Bool=true, annotate_significance::Bool=false, @@ -1469,13 +1442,11 @@ end PERMANOVA via vegan::adonis2 with up to 999 permutations. `metadata` is a DataFrame with one row per sample and covariate columns. -Columns named `sample` (case-insensitive) and constant columns are excluded. -Each remaining covariate is tested as its own term (`by = "terms"`), sequentially in +Each covariate is tested as its own term (`by = "terms"`), sequentially in column order, so each row is conditioned on the terms before it. The top-level `term`, `r2`, `f_statistic` and `p_value` are those of the first term. `blocks`, one label per sample (e.g. the individual a sample came from), -restricts permutations to within blocks. It is ignored when its length does -not match the sample count or when no label repeats, +restricts permutations to within blocks. It is ignored when no label repeats, since singleton blocks admit no permutation at all. A term that is constant within every block cannot be tested by within-block permutation (each sample never leaves its block, so the permutations never exchange that term's labels @@ -1485,12 +1456,6 @@ and the p-value does not test it), so its p-value is withheld and than 999 when the blocks admit fewer, and `min_p_value` the smallest p-value that number can produce. `transform` is applied before `vegdist`; see [`run_nmds`](@ref). - -Returns `nothing` when R/vegan is unavailable or no covariates remain. An -`adonis2` error becomes a named tuple containing `message`; on success, -`dispersion` contains PERMDISP results for the combined covariate groups or -an `error` message. `RBusyError`, transformation errors and R errors outside -these caught tests propagate. """ function run_permanova(mat::Matrix{Float64}, metadata::DataFrame; seed::Integer=123, transform::String="none", diff --git a/src/analysis/clade_cumulus.jl b/src/analysis/clade_cumulus.jl new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ec92c0ae --- /dev/null +++ b/src/analysis/clade_cumulus.jl @@ -0,0 +1,2142 @@ +# SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) + +""" +CladeCumulus phylogenetic and taxonomic cladistic explorer, strict raw `.jplace` +evidence reader, Faith's Phylogenetic Diversity, and Unweighted / Weighted UniFrac. +""" +module CladeCumulus + +using DataFrames +using JSON3 +using OrderedCollections +using SHA +import ..Epistemic +import ..Phylogeny + +export PhyloNode, QueryCandidate, QueryPlacement, JplaceDocument, + CladeNode, CladeTreeResult, + parse_newick, midpoint_root, parse_jplace, + faith_pd, faith_pd_table, clade_faith_pd, + unweighted_unifrac, weighted_unifrac, unifrac_matrix, + branch_unifrac_contributions, + build_clade_tree, validate_drag_drop, + to_plotly_figure, clade_node_to_dict + +const DEFAULT_TAXONOMIC_RANKS = [ + "Domain", "Kingdom", "Supergroup", "Division", "Phylum", + "Class", "Order", "Family", "Genus", "Species", +] + +# Multi-candidate placements partition probability mass across kept edges and +# must sum to 1 within floating-point tolerance; single-candidate placements +# leave unplaced mass off the tree and require at least half the mass at the +# reported site (`PLACEMENT_SINGLE_MIN_LWR`). +const PLACEMENT_WEIGHT_SUM_TOL = 1e-5 +const PLACEMENT_SINGLE_MIN_LWR = 0.5 + +## Phylogenetic tree structures & Newick / jplace parsers +mutable struct PhyloNode + id :: String + name :: String + branch_length :: Float64 + support :: Union{Float64,Nothing} + edge_number :: Union{Int,Nothing} + children :: Vector{PhyloNode} +end + +struct QueryCandidate + ordinal :: Int + edge_num :: Int + like_weight :: Float64 + pendant_len :: Float64 + distal_len :: Float64 +end + +struct QueryPlacement + ordinal :: Int + names :: Vector{Tuple{String,Float64}} + candidates :: Vector{QueryCandidate} + status :: Symbol # :valid | :undecided + reason :: String + max_lwr :: Union{Float64,Nothing} +end + +struct JplaceDocument + tree_newick :: String + root :: PhyloNode + fields :: Vector{String} + edge_to_node :: Dict{Int,PhyloNode} + queries :: Vector{QueryPlacement} + warnings :: Vector{String} +end + +struct CladeNode + id :: String + name :: String + rank :: String + direct_count :: Float64 + cumulative_count :: Float64 + cumulative_frequency :: Float64 + residual_count :: Float64 + cloud_size :: Float64 + branch_length :: Float64 + support :: Union{Float64,Nothing} + subtree_pd :: Float64 + dominant_taxon :: Union{String,Nothing} + taxon_purity :: Union{Float64,Nothing} + monophyletic :: Union{Bool,Nothing} + epistemic_status :: Symbol + colour :: String + children :: Vector{CladeNode} +end + +struct CladeTreeResult + mode :: Symbol + root :: CladeNode + case :: Epistemic.Case + phylo_root :: Union{PhyloNode,Nothing} + newick :: Union{String,Nothing} + midpoint_rooted :: Bool + dispersed_taxa :: Vector{OrderedDict{String,Any}} + discordant_clades :: Vector{OrderedDict{String,Any}} + warnings :: Vector{String} + tool_records :: Vector{OrderedDict{String,Any}} + subsampled :: Bool + total_input_asvs :: Int + retained_asvs :: Int + retained_fraction :: Float64 +end + +# Normalize raw bootstrap/SH-like support values into [0.0, 1.0]. +function _normalize_support(raw::Float64)::Union{Float64,Nothing} + isfinite(raw) || return nothing + raw < 0.0 && return nothing + raw <= 1.0 && return raw + raw <= 100.0 && return raw / 100.0 + nothing +end + +function _parse_label_and_support( + raw_label::AbstractString, + nhx_support::Union{Float64,Nothing}, + is_internal::Bool, +)::Tuple{String,Union{Float64,Nothing}} + lbl = strip(raw_label) + isempty(lbl) && return ("", nhx_support) + if is_internal + # Plain numeric support e.g. `0.94` or `96` + num = tryparse(Float64, lbl) + if num !== nothing + return ("", _normalize_support(num)) + end + # Dual IQ-TREE support e.g. `88.4/96` or `CladeA/95` + parts = split(lbl, '/') + if length(parts) == 2 + n1 = tryparse(Float64, parts[1]) + n2 = tryparse(Float64, parts[2]) + if n1 !== nothing && n2 !== nothing + s1 = _normalize_support(n1) + s2 = _normalize_support(n2) + s = (s1 !== nothing && s2 !== nothing) ? min(s1, s2) : something(s1, s2, nhx_support) + return ("", s) + elseif n2 !== nothing + return (String(parts[1]), _normalize_support(n2)) + end + end + end + return (String(lbl), nhx_support) +end + +""" + parse_newick(src::AbstractString; warnings=String[]) -> PhyloNode + +Parse a Newick tree string supporting single-quoted labels with doubled-quote +escapes, leading `[&R]`/`[&U]` comments, NHX `[&&NHX:B=...]` support tags, +IQ-TREE dual supports (`SH-aLRT/UFBoot`), FastTree local supports, and `.jplace` +`{edge_num}` edge tags. Negative branch lengths are clamped to `0.0` with a +recorded warning. +""" +function parse_newick(src::AbstractString; warnings::Vector{String} = String[])::PhyloNode + s = strip(src) + isempty(s) && throw(ArgumentError("Empty Newick string")) + bytes = codeunits(s) + n = length(bytes) + pos = Ref(1) + auto_id = Ref(0) + + function skip_ws_and_leading_comments!(; capture_nhx::Union{Ref{Union{Float64,Nothing}},Nothing} = nothing, + capture_edge::Union{Ref{Union{Int,Nothing}},Nothing} = nothing) + while pos[] <= n + b = bytes[pos[]] + if b == UInt8(' ') || b == UInt8('\t') || b == UInt8('\r') || b == UInt8('\n') + pos[] += 1 + elseif b == UInt8('[') + start_i = pos[] + 1 + pos[] += 1 + while pos[] <= n && bytes[pos[]] != UInt8(']') + pos[] += 1 + end + pos[] <= n || throw(ArgumentError("Unclosed '[' comment in Newick")) + body = SubString(s, start_i, pos[] - 1) + pos[] += 1 + if capture_nhx !== nothing + m_nhx = match(r"(?:^|:)B=([0-9]+(?:\.[0-9]+)?)"i, body) + if m_nhx !== nothing + v = tryparse(Float64, m_nhx.captures[1]) + v !== nothing && (capture_nhx[] = _normalize_support(v)) + else + v = tryparse(Float64, strip(body)) + v !== nothing && (capture_nhx[] = _normalize_support(v)) + end + end + elseif b == UInt8('{') && capture_edge !== nothing + start_i = pos[] + 1 + pos[] += 1 + while pos[] <= n && bytes[pos[]] != UInt8('}') + pos[] += 1 + end + pos[] <= n || throw(ArgumentError("Unclosed '{' edge number in Newick")) + ev = tryparse(Int, strip(SubString(s, start_i, pos[] - 1))) + ev === nothing && throw(ArgumentError("Non-integer jplace edge tag in Newick")) + capture_edge[] = ev + pos[] += 1 + else + break + end + end + end + + function read_label_and_quoted(; capture_nhx::Union{Ref{Union{Float64,Nothing}},Nothing} = nothing, + capture_edge::Union{Ref{Union{Int,Nothing}},Nothing} = nothing)::Tuple{String,Bool} + # An NHX comment immediately after ')' precedes the (usually empty) + # label, so the capture refs must be threaded through this first skip + # or the support tag is consumed as an anonymous comment. + skip_ws_and_leading_comments!(capture_nhx = capture_nhx, capture_edge = capture_edge) + pos[] > n && return ("", false) + if bytes[pos[]] == UInt8('\'') + pos[] += 1 + buf = IOBuffer() + while pos[] <= n + c = bytes[pos[]] + if c == UInt8('\'') + if pos[] + 1 <= n && bytes[pos[] + 1] == UInt8('\'') + write(buf, '\'') + pos[] += 2 + else + pos[] += 1 + return (String(take!(buf)), true) + end + else + ch = s[pos[]] + write(buf, ch) + pos[] += ncodeunits(ch) + end + end + throw(ArgumentError("Unterminated quoted label in Newick")) + end + start_i = pos[] + while pos[] <= n + b = bytes[pos[]] + if b == UInt8(':') || b == UInt8(',') || b == UInt8(')') || + b == UInt8('(') || b == UInt8(';') || b == UInt8('[') || b == UInt8('{') + break + end + pos[] += 1 + end + return (strip(String(SubString(s, start_i, pos[] - 1))), false) + end + + function parse_subtree()::PhyloNode + skip_ws_and_leading_comments!() + children = PhyloNode[] + if pos[] <= n && bytes[pos[]] == UInt8('(') + pos[] += 1 + while true + push!(children, parse_subtree()) + skip_ws_and_leading_comments!() + pos[] <= n || throw(ArgumentError("Unexpected end inside '(' in Newick")) + if bytes[pos[]] == UInt8(',') + pos[] += 1 + elseif bytes[pos[]] == UInt8(')') + pos[] += 1 + break + else + throw(ArgumentError("Expected ',' or ')' at byte $(pos[]) in Newick")) + end + end + end + + nhx_sup = Ref{Union{Float64,Nothing}}(nothing) + edge_num = Ref{Union{Int,Nothing}}(nothing) + raw_lbl, was_quoted = read_label_and_quoted(capture_nhx = nhx_sup, capture_edge = edge_num) + skip_ws_and_leading_comments!(capture_nhx = nhx_sup, capture_edge = edge_num) + + branch_len = 0.0 + if pos[] <= n && bytes[pos[]] == UInt8(':') + pos[] += 1 + skip_ws_and_leading_comments!(capture_nhx = nhx_sup, capture_edge = edge_num) + num_start = pos[] + while pos[] <= n + b = bytes[pos[]] + if b == UInt8(',') || b == UInt8(')') || b == UInt8(';') || + b == UInt8('[') || b == UInt8('{') || b == UInt8(' ') || + b == UInt8('\t') || b == UInt8('\r') || b == UInt8('\n') + break + end + pos[] += 1 + end + num_str = strip(String(SubString(s, num_start, pos[] - 1))) + parsed_len = tryparse(Float64, num_str) + (parsed_len === nothing || !isfinite(parsed_len)) && + throw(ArgumentError("Invalid branch length $(repr(num_str)) in Newick")) + if parsed_len < 0.0 + push!(warnings, "Clamped negative branch length ($parsed_len) to 0.0.") + branch_len = 0.0 + else + branch_len = parsed_len + end + skip_ws_and_leading_comments!(capture_nhx = nhx_sup, capture_edge = edge_num) + end + + is_internal = !isempty(children) + name, support = was_quoted ? (raw_lbl, nhx_sup[]) : + _parse_label_and_support(raw_lbl, nhx_sup[], is_internal) + auto_id[] += 1 + node_id = if !is_internal && !isempty(name) + name + elseif !isempty(name) + string("clade:", name, "#", auto_id[]) + else + string("clade#", auto_id[]) + end + PhyloNode(node_id, name, branch_len, support, edge_num[], children) + end + + root = parse_subtree() + skip_ws_and_leading_comments!() + if pos[] <= n && bytes[pos[]] == UInt8(';') + pos[] += 1 + else + throw(ArgumentError("Missing terminating ';' in Newick")) + end + skip_ws_and_leading_comments!() + pos[] <= n && throw(ArgumentError("Trailing characters after ';' in Newick")) + return root +end + +## Midpoint rooting (exact patristic diameter bisection matching scikit-bio) +struct _UndirEdge + to :: Int + weight :: Float64 + support :: Union{Float64,Nothing} + edge_no :: Union{Int,Nothing} +end + +""" + midpoint_root(orig_root::PhyloNode) -> Tuple{PhyloNode, Bool} + +If `orig_root` is already bifurcating (`length(children) <= 2`), return +`(orig_root, false)` unchanged. Otherwise bisect the longest tip-to-tip +patristic path at `0.5 * diameter` while preserving all pairwise patristic +distances, branch lengths, and bipartition supports. +""" +function midpoint_root(orig_root::PhyloNode)::Tuple{PhyloNode,Bool} + length(orig_root.children) <= 2 && return (orig_root, false) + + nodes = PhyloNode[] + function collect_nodes!(u::PhyloNode) + push!(nodes, u) + u_idx = length(nodes) + for ch in u.children + collect_nodes!(ch) + end + u_idx + end + collect_nodes!(orig_root) + M = length(nodes) + idx_of = Dict{UInt,Int}(objectid(nodes[i]) => i for i in 1:M) + adj = [Vector{_UndirEdge}() for _ in 1:M] + for i in 1:M + u = nodes[i] + for ch in u.children + j = idx_of[objectid(ch)] + w = max(0.0, ch.branch_length) + push!(adj[i], _UndirEdge(j, w, ch.support, ch.edge_number)) + push!(adj[j], _UndirEdge(i, w, ch.support, ch.edge_number)) + end + end + + tips = [i for i in 1:M if isempty(nodes[i].children)] + length(tips) < 2 && return (orig_root, false) + + function tree_distances(start_idx::Int) + dist = fill(-1.0, M) + parent = zeros(Int, M) + dist[start_idx] = 0.0 + stack = [start_idx] + while !isempty(stack) + u = pop!(stack) + for e in adj[u] + if dist[e.to] < 0.0 + dist[e.to] = dist[u] + e.weight + parent[e.to] = u + push!(stack, e.to) + end + end + end + (dist, parent) + end + + d1, _ = tree_distances(tips[1]) + tip_a = tips[1] + for t in tips + d1[t] > d1[tip_a] && (tip_a = t) + end + + da, parent_from_a = tree_distances(tip_a) + tip_b = tip_a + for t in tips + da[t] > da[tip_b] && (tip_b = t) + end + + diameter = da[tip_b] + path = Int[] + cur = tip_b + while cur != 0 + push!(path, cur) + cur = parent_from_a[cur] + end + reverse!(path) + half = 0.5 * diameter + + split_u = path[1] + split_v = path[2] + w_u = 0.0 + w_v = 0.0 + split_sup = nothing + acc = 0.0 + for k in 1:(length(path) - 1) + u = path[k] + v = path[k + 1] + ed = nothing + for e in adj[u] + if e.to == v + ed = e + break + end + end + ed === nothing && error("Internal path discontinuity during midpoint rooting") + if acc + ed.weight >= half || k == length(path) - 1 + split_u = u + split_v = v + w_u = clamp(half - acc, 0.0, ed.weight) + w_v = max(0.0, ed.weight - w_u) + split_sup = ed.support + break + end + acc += ed.weight + end + + rebuilt_id = Ref(0) + function orient_from( + curr_idx::Int, + blocked_idx::Int, + in_len::Float64, + in_sup::Union{Float64,Nothing}, + in_edge::Union{Int,Nothing}, + )::PhyloNode + orig = nodes[curr_idx] + kids = PhyloNode[ + orient_from(e.to, curr_idx, e.weight, e.support, e.edge_no) + for e in adj[curr_idx] if e.to != blocked_idx + ] + rebuilt_id[] += 1 + nid = isempty(kids) ? orig.id : + (!isempty(orig.name) ? string("clade:", orig.name, "#", rebuilt_id[]) : + string("clade#", rebuilt_id[])) + PhyloNode(nid, orig.name, in_len, in_sup, in_edge, kids) + end + + left_child = orient_from(split_u, split_v, w_u, split_sup, nothing) + right_child = orient_from(split_v, split_u, w_v, split_sup, nothing) + new_root = PhyloNode("MidpointRoot", "Root", 0.0, nothing, nothing, [left_child, right_child]) + return (new_root, true) +end + +## Strict raw `.jplace` evidence parser (never manufactures LWR=1 on missing data) +""" + parse_jplace(raw_json::AbstractString) -> JplaceDocument + +Strictly parse a `.jplace` document before any display normalization: +- Validates unique integer `{edge_num}` annotations across the tree +- Validates explicit unique `"like_weight_ratio"` column in `"fields"` +- Validates each query's `p` candidates, finite weights in `[0, 1]`, edge + references present on non-root edges, and total weight within `1e-5` of `1.0` +- Preserves raw query/candidate ordinals and `n` / `nm` multiplicities without + re-normalizing weights or collapsing tied maxima. +""" +function parse_jplace(raw_json::AbstractString)::JplaceDocument + doc = JSON3.read(raw_json) + doc isa AbstractDict || throw(ArgumentError("Malformed jplace JSON: top-level must be an object")) + haskey(doc, :tree) || throw(ArgumentError("Malformed jplace JSON: missing 'tree' field")) + haskey(doc, :fields) || throw(ArgumentError("Malformed jplace JSON: missing 'fields' array")) + haskey(doc, :placements) || throw(ArgumentError("Malformed jplace JSON: missing 'placements' array")) + + warnings = String[] + tree_str = String(doc[:tree]) + root = parse_newick(tree_str; warnings = warnings) + + edge_to_node = Dict{Int,PhyloNode}() + root_edge_nums = Set{Int}() + function index_edges!(u::PhyloNode, is_root::Bool) + if u.edge_number !== nothing + haskey(edge_to_node, u.edge_number) && + throw(ArgumentError("Duplicate edge number $(u.edge_number) in jplace tree")) + edge_to_node[u.edge_number] = u + is_root && push!(root_edge_nums, u.edge_number) + end + for ch in u.children + index_edges!(ch, false) + end + end + index_edges!(root, true) + + fields = String[String(f) for f in doc[:fields]] + edge_col = findall(==("edge_num"), fields) + lwr_col = findall(==("like_weight_ratio"), fields) + length(edge_col) == 1 || + throw(ArgumentError("jplace 'fields' must contain a unique 'edge_num' entry")) + length(lwr_col) == 1 || + throw(ArgumentError("jplace 'fields' must contain an explicit unique 'like_weight_ratio' entry")) + pend_col = findfirst(==("pendant_length"), fields) + dist_col = findfirst(==("distal_length"), fields) + + ei = edge_col[1] + li = lwr_col[1] + + queries = QueryPlacement[] + for (q_ord, pentry) in enumerate(doc[:placements]) + pentry isa AbstractDict || throw(ArgumentError("Placement entry #$q_ord is not an object")) + has_n = haskey(pentry, :n) + has_nm = haskey(pentry, :nm) + (has_n && has_nm) && + throw(ArgumentError("Placement entry #$q_ord specifies both 'n' and 'nm'")) + (!has_n && !has_nm) && + throw(ArgumentError("Placement entry #$q_ord specifies neither 'n' nor 'nm'")) + + q_names = Tuple{String,Float64}[] + if has_n + for nm in pentry[:n] + nm isa AbstractString || throw(ArgumentError("Non-string query name in entry #$q_ord")) + push!(q_names, (String(nm), 1.0)) + end + else + for pair in pentry[:nm] + (pair isa AbstractVector && length(pair) == 2 && pair[1] isa AbstractString && + pair[2] isa Real && !(pair[2] isa Bool) && isfinite(Float64(pair[2])) && Float64(pair[2]) > 0.0) || + throw(ArgumentError("Malformed 'nm' multiplicity in entry #$q_ord")) + push!(q_names, (String(pair[1]), Float64(pair[2]))) + end + end + isempty(q_names) && throw(ArgumentError("Placement entry #$q_ord has empty query name list")) + + raw_p = get(pentry, :p, nothing) + if !(raw_p isa AbstractVector) || isempty(raw_p) + push!(queries, QueryPlacement(q_ord, q_names, QueryCandidate[], :undecided, "empty_candidates", nothing)) + continue + end + + cands = QueryCandidate[] + bad_reason = "" + weight_sum = 0.0 + for (c_ord, row) in enumerate(raw_p) + if !(row isa AbstractVector) || length(row) < length(fields) + bad_reason = "short_candidate_row" + break + end + ev = row[ei] + wv = row[li] + if !(ev isa Integer && !(ev isa Bool)) || !haskey(edge_to_node, Int(ev)) || (Int(ev) in root_edge_nums) + bad_reason = "invalid_or_root_edge_reference" + break + end + if !(wv isa Real && !(wv isa Bool)) || !isfinite(Float64(wv)) || Float64(wv) < 0.0 || Float64(wv) > 1.0 + bad_reason = "invalid_like_weight_ratio" + break + end + wf = Float64(wv) + weight_sum += wf + pl = (pend_col !== nothing && row[pend_col] isa Real) ? Float64(row[pend_col]) : 0.0 + dl = (dist_col !== nothing && row[dist_col] isa Real) ? Float64(row[dist_col]) : 0.0 + push!(cands, QueryCandidate(c_ord, Int(ev), wf, pl, dl)) + end + + if !isempty(bad_reason) + push!(queries, QueryPlacement(q_ord, q_names, QueryCandidate[], :undecided, bad_reason, nothing)) + elseif length(cands) == 1 && cands[1].like_weight < PLACEMENT_SINGLE_MIN_LWR + push!(queries, QueryPlacement(q_ord, q_names, cands, :undecided, + "weight_sum_out_of_tolerance ($(round(weight_sum; digits=6)))", nothing)) + elseif length(cands) > 1 && abs(weight_sum - 1.0) > PLACEMENT_WEIGHT_SUM_TOL + push!(queries, QueryPlacement(q_ord, q_names, cands, :undecided, + "weight_sum_out_of_tolerance ($(round(weight_sum; digits=6)))", nothing)) + else + best_w = maximum(c.like_weight for c in cands) + push!(queries, QueryPlacement(q_ord, q_names, cands, :valid, "complete", best_w)) + end + end + + JplaceDocument(tree_str, root, fields, edge_to_node, queries, warnings) +end + +## Phylogenetic Diversity Metrics (exact parity with scikit-bio) +function _ensure_rooted_tree(tree::Union{PhyloNode,AbstractString})::PhyloNode + parsed = tree isa PhyloNode ? tree : parse_newick(tree) + rooted, _ = midpoint_root(parsed) + rooted +end + +function _collect_tree_tips!(out::Set{String}, u::PhyloNode) + if isempty(u.children) + push!(out, u.name) + else + for ch in u.children + _collect_tree_tips!(out, ch) + end + end + out +end + +function _validate_counts_and_taxa( + counts::AbstractVector{<:Real}, + taxa::AbstractVector{<:AbstractString}, + root::PhyloNode, +)::Dict{String,Float64} + length(counts) == length(taxa) || + throw(ArgumentError("counts length ($(length(counts))) != taxa length ($(length(taxa)))")) + tip_names = _collect_tree_tips!(Set{String}(), root) + abundance = Dict{String,Float64}() + for (c, t) in zip(counts, taxa) + v = Float64(c) + (isfinite(v) && v >= 0.0) || + throw(ArgumentError("Counts must be finite and non-negative, got $c for $t")) + ts = String(t) + ts in tip_names || + throw(ArgumentError("Taxon '$ts' is not present as a tip in the phylogenetic tree")) + abundance[ts] = get(abundance, ts, 0.0) + v + end + abundance +end + +""" + clade_faith_pd(node::PhyloNode, active_tips::AbstractSet{<:AbstractString}; is_root=false) -> Float64 + +Sum of non-root branch lengths within `node` whose descendant tips intersect `active_tips`. +""" +function clade_faith_pd( + node::PhyloNode, + active_tips::AbstractSet{<:AbstractString}; + is_root::Bool = false, +)::Float64 + pd, _ = _pd_accum(node, active_tips, is_root) + pd +end + +function _pd_accum( + node::PhyloNode, + active_tips::AbstractSet{<:AbstractString}, + is_root::Bool, +)::Tuple{Float64,Bool} + if isempty(node.children) + act = node.name in active_tips + return (act && !is_root ? max(0.0, node.branch_length) : 0.0, act) + end + sub_pd = 0.0 + any_act = false + for ch in node.children + cpd, cact = _pd_accum(ch, active_tips, false) + sub_pd += cpd + any_act = any_act || cact + end + own = (any_act && !is_root) ? max(0.0, node.branch_length) : 0.0 + (sub_pd + own, any_act) +end + +""" + faith_pd(counts, taxa, tree) -> Float64 + +Faith's Phylogenetic Diversity across all non-root branches connecting observed +(`count > 0`) taxa to the root of `tree` (midpoint-rooting unrooted trees first). +""" +function faith_pd( + counts::AbstractVector{<:Real}, + taxa::AbstractVector{<:AbstractString}, + tree::Union{PhyloNode,AbstractString}, +)::Float64 + root = _ensure_rooted_tree(tree) + abund = _validate_counts_and_taxa(counts, taxa, root) + active = Set{String}(k for (k, v) in abund if v > 0.0) + clade_faith_pd(root, active; is_root = true) +end + +function faith_pd_table( + sample_counts::AbstractDict{<:AbstractString,<:AbstractVector{<:Real}}, + taxa::AbstractVector{<:AbstractString}, + tree::Union{PhyloNode,AbstractString}, +)::OrderedDict{String,Float64} + root = _ensure_rooted_tree(tree) + out = OrderedDict{String,Float64}() + for (sname, cnts) in pairs(sample_counts) + out[String(sname)] = faith_pd(cnts, taxa, root) + end + out +end + +""" + unweighted_unifrac(counts_a, counts_b, taxa, tree) -> Float64 + +Lozupone & Knight (2005) unweighted UniFrac distance in `[0.0, 1.0]`: fraction of +union active branch length unique to either `counts_a` or `counts_b`. +""" +function unweighted_unifrac( + counts_a::AbstractVector{<:Real}, + counts_b::AbstractVector{<:Real}, + taxa::AbstractVector{<:AbstractString}, + tree::Union{PhyloNode,AbstractString}, +)::Float64 + root = _ensure_rooted_tree(tree) + ab_a = _validate_counts_and_taxa(counts_a, taxa, root) + ab_b = _validate_counts_and_taxa(counts_b, taxa, root) + + function walk(u::PhyloNode, is_root::Bool)::Tuple{Float64,Float64,Bool,Bool} + if isempty(u.children) + ia = get(ab_a, u.name, 0.0) > 0.0 + ib = get(ab_b, u.name, 0.0) > 0.0 + len = is_root ? 0.0 : max(0.0, u.branch_length) + num = (ia != ib) ? len : 0.0 + den = (ia || ib) ? len : 0.0 + return (num, den, ia, ib) + end + num_sum = 0.0 + den_sum = 0.0 + ia = false + ib = false + for ch in u.children + cn, cd, ca, cb = walk(ch, false) + num_sum += cn + den_sum += cd + ia = ia || ca + ib = ib || cb + end + if !is_root + len = max(0.0, u.branch_length) + ia != ib && (num_sum += len) + (ia || ib) && (den_sum += len) + end + (num_sum, den_sum, ia, ib) + end + + num, den, _, _ = walk(root, true) + den <= 0.0 ? 0.0 : num / den +end + +""" + weighted_unifrac(counts_a, counts_b, taxa, tree; normalized=false) -> Float64 + +Lozupone et al. (2007) raw (`normalized=false`) or normalized (`normalized=true`) +weighted UniFrac distance: branch-length-weighted L1 distance between the two +samples' CladeCumulus cumulative relative abundance trees. +""" +function weighted_unifrac( + counts_a::AbstractVector{<:Real}, + counts_b::AbstractVector{<:Real}, + taxa::AbstractVector{<:AbstractString}, + tree::Union{PhyloNode,AbstractString}; + normalized::Bool = false, +)::Float64 + root = _ensure_rooted_tree(tree) + ab_a = _validate_counts_and_taxa(counts_a, taxa, root) + ab_b = _validate_counts_and_taxa(counts_b, taxa, root) + tot_a = sum(values(ab_a); init = 0.0) + tot_b = sum(values(ab_b); init = 0.0) + (tot_a <= 0.0 && tot_b <= 0.0) && return 0.0 + + function walk(u::PhyloNode, depth_from_root::Float64, is_root::Bool)::Tuple{Float64,Float64,Float64,Float64} + own_len = is_root ? 0.0 : max(0.0, u.branch_length) + cur_depth = depth_from_root + own_len + if isempty(u.children) + pa = tot_a > 0.0 ? get(ab_a, u.name, 0.0) / tot_a : 0.0 + pb = tot_b > 0.0 ? get(ab_b, u.name, 0.0) / tot_b : 0.0 + num = own_len * abs(pa - pb) + den = cur_depth * (pa + pb) + return (num, den, pa, pb) + end + num_sum = 0.0 + den_sum = 0.0 + pa = 0.0 + pb = 0.0 + for ch in u.children + cn, cd, ca, cb = walk(ch, cur_depth, false) + num_sum += cn + den_sum += cd + pa += ca + pb += cb + end + if !is_root + num_sum += own_len * abs(pa - pb) + end + (num_sum, den_sum, pa, pb) + end + + num, den, _, _ = walk(root, 0.0, true) + if !normalized + return num + end + den <= 0.0 ? 0.0 : num / den +end + +function branch_unifrac_contributions( + counts_a::AbstractVector{<:Real}, + counts_b::AbstractVector{<:Real}, + taxa::AbstractVector{<:AbstractString}, + tree::Union{PhyloNode,AbstractString}, +)::Vector{OrderedDict{String,Any}} + root = _ensure_rooted_tree(tree) + ab_a = _validate_counts_and_taxa(counts_a, taxa, root) + ab_b = _validate_counts_and_taxa(counts_b, taxa, root) + tot_a = sum(values(ab_a); init = 0.0) + tot_b = sum(values(ab_b); init = 0.0) + + contribs = OrderedDict{String,Any}[] + function walk(u::PhyloNode, is_root::Bool)::Tuple{Float64,Float64} + if isempty(u.children) + pa = tot_a > 0.0 ? get(ab_a, u.name, 0.0) / tot_a : 0.0 + pb = tot_b > 0.0 ? get(ab_b, u.name, 0.0) / tot_b : 0.0 + if !is_root + c = max(0.0, u.branch_length) * abs(pa - pb) + c > 0.0 && push!(contribs, OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "clade_id" => u.id, + "label" => isempty(u.name) ? u.id : u.name, + "is_tip" => true, + "branch_length" => max(0.0, u.branch_length), + "freq_a" => pa, + "freq_b" => pb, + "contribution" => c, + )) + end + return (pa, pb) + end + pa = 0.0 + pb = 0.0 + for ch in u.children + ca, cb = walk(ch, false) + pa += ca + pb += cb + end + if !is_root + c = max(0.0, u.branch_length) * abs(pa - pb) + c > 0.0 && push!(contribs, OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "clade_id" => u.id, + "label" => isempty(u.name) ? u.id : u.name, + "is_tip" => false, + "branch_length" => max(0.0, u.branch_length), + "freq_a" => pa, + "freq_b" => pb, + "contribution" => c, + )) + end + (pa, pb) + end + walk(root, true) + sort!(contribs; by = d -> -Float64(d["contribution"])) + contribs +end + +function unifrac_matrix( + sample_matrix::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, + taxa::AbstractVector{<:AbstractString}, + samples::AbstractVector{<:AbstractString}, + tree::Union{PhyloNode,AbstractString}; + metric::Symbol = :weighted, + normalized::Bool = false, +)::Matrix{Float64} + size(sample_matrix, 1) == length(taxa) || + throw(ArgumentError("sample_matrix rows ($(size(sample_matrix, 1))) != length(taxa) ($(length(taxa)))")) + size(sample_matrix, 2) == length(samples) || + throw(ArgumentError("sample_matrix cols ($(size(sample_matrix, 2))) != length(samples) ($(length(samples)))")) + root = _ensure_rooted_tree(tree) + k = length(samples) + M = zeros(Float64, k, k) + for i in 1:(k - 1) + ci = @view sample_matrix[:, i] + for j in (i + 1):k + cj = @view sample_matrix[:, j] + d = if metric === :unweighted + unweighted_unifrac(ci, cj, taxa, root) + elseif metric === :weighted + weighted_unifrac(ci, cj, taxa, root; normalized = normalized) + else + throw(ArgumentError("Unsupported UniFrac metric $(repr(metric))")) + end + M[i, j] = d + M[j, i] = d + end + end + M +end + +## Dual-hierarchy CladeCumulus construction (:phylogenetic, :taxonomic, :combined) +function _detect_id_col(df::DataFrame)::String + for cand in ("SeqName", "ASV", "OTU", "id") + cand in names(df) && return cand + end + first(names(df)) +end + +function _detect_sequence_col(df::DataFrame)::Union{String,Nothing} + for cand in ("Sequence", "sequence", "seq", "DNA") + cand in names(df) && return cand + end + nothing +end + +function _detect_rank_cols(df::DataFrame, requested::Union{AbstractVector{<:AbstractString},Nothing})::Vector{String} + cols = Set(names(df)) + if requested !== nothing + return String[String(r) for r in requested if String(r) in cols] + end + String[r for r in DEFAULT_TAXONOMIC_RANKS if r in cols] +end + +function _detect_sample_cols( + df::DataFrame, + id_col::String, + seq_col::Union{String,Nothing}, + rank_cols::Vector{String}, + requested::Union{AbstractVector{<:AbstractString},Nothing}, +)::Vector{String} + cols = Set(names(df)) + if requested !== nothing + return String[String(s) for s in requested if String(s) in cols] + end + excluded = Set{String}([id_col; rank_cols; ["Total", "total", "Prevalence", "prevalence", "Pident", "pident"]]) + seq_col !== nothing && push!(excluded, seq_col) + out = String[] + for c in names(df) + c in excluded && continue + endswith(lowercase(c), "_boot") && continue + startswith(lowercase(c), "bootstrap") && continue + el = nonmissingtype(eltype(df[!, c])) + el <: Real && !(el <: Bool) && push!(out, c) + end + out +end + +function _clean_taxon_value(v)::Union{String,Nothing} + (v === nothing || ismissing(v)) && return nothing + s = strip(string(v)) + isempty(s) && return nothing + low = lowercase(s) + low in ("na", "unassigned", "unknown", "unclassified", "none", "null") && return nothing + String(s) +end + +function _row_lineage_and_confidence( + row, + ranks::Vector{String}, + all_cols::Set{String}, +)::Tuple{Vector{Union{String,Nothing}},Float64} + lin = Union{String,Nothing}[_clean_taxon_value(row[r]) for r in ranks] + vals = Float64[] + for (ri, r) in enumerate(ranks) + primary_val = lin[ri] + is_dada2_rank = endswith(lowercase(r), "_dada2") + base_r = is_dada2_rank ? r[1:(end - 6)] : r + dada2_col = string(base_r, "_dada2") + has_separate_dada2 = !is_dada2_rank && (dada2_col in all_cols) + + # In merged tables (`` from primary classifier + `_dada2` + `_boot` + # from DADA2), never apply DADA2 bootstrap support to a disagreeing primary label. + if has_separate_dada2 + dada2_val = _clean_taxon_value(row[dada2_col]) + if primary_val !== nothing && dada2_val !== nothing && primary_val != dada2_val + push!(vals, 0.5) + continue + elseif primary_val !== nothing && dada2_val === nothing + continue + end + end + + for cand in (string(base_r, "_boot"), string("boot_", base_r), string(r, "_boot"), string("boot_", r)) + if cand in all_cols + v = row[cand] + if !(v === nothing || ismissing(v)) && v isa Real + nv = _normalize_support(Float64(v)) + nv !== nothing && push!(vals, nv) + end + break + end + end + end + (lin, isempty(vals) ? 1.0 : minimum(vals)) +end + +struct _GraftedQuerySpec + tip_id :: String + qname :: String + share :: Float64 + distal :: Float64 + pendant:: Float64 + lwr :: Float64 +end + +function _graft_jplace_queries( + base_root::PhyloNode, + jd::JplaceDocument, + asv_reads::OrderedDict{String,Float64}, + asv_deepest_taxon::Dict{String,Union{String,Nothing}}, + asv_tax_conf::Dict{String,Float64}, + query_lwr::Dict{String,Float64}, +)::PhyloNode + existing_tips = _collect_tree_tips!(Set{String}(), base_root) + by_edge = Dict{Int,Vector{_GraftedQuerySpec}}() + + for q in jd.queries + q.status === :valid && !isempty(q.candidates) || continue + total_w = sum((c.like_weight for c in q.candidates); init = 0.0) + total_w > 0.0 || continue + multi = length(q.candidates) > 1 + for (qname, mult) in q.names + qname in existing_tips && continue + base_cnt = get(asv_reads, qname, Float64(mult)) + tx = get(asv_deepest_taxon, qname, nothing) + tconf = get(asv_tax_conf, qname, 1.0) + for (ci, cand) in enumerate(q.candidates) + share = cand.like_weight / total_w + tip_id = multi ? string(qname, "@edge", cand.edge_num, "#", ci) : qname + if multi + asv_reads[tip_id] = get(asv_reads, tip_id, 0.0) + base_cnt * share + asv_deepest_taxon[tip_id] = tx + asv_tax_conf[tip_id] = tconf + elseif !haskey(asv_reads, tip_id) + asv_reads[tip_id] = base_cnt + end + query_lwr[tip_id] = cand.like_weight + push!(get!(by_edge, cand.edge_num, _GraftedQuerySpec[]), + _GraftedQuerySpec(tip_id, qname, share, max(0.0, cand.distal_len), max(0.0, cand.pendant_len), cand.like_weight)) + end + end + end + + isempty(by_edge) && return base_root + seq_auto = Ref(0) + + function walk(u::PhyloNode)::PhyloNode + rebuilt_kids = PhyloNode[walk(ch) for ch in u.children] + cur = PhyloNode(u.id, u.name, u.branch_length, u.support, u.edge_number, rebuilt_kids) + specs = u.edge_number === nothing ? nothing : get(by_edge, u.edge_number, nothing) + (specs === nothing || isempty(specs)) && return cur + + # Order grafts from most distal (closest to `cur`, smallest `distal`) to most proximal. + ordered = sort(specs; by = s -> s.distal) + prev_distal = 0.0 + total_len = max(0.0, cur.branch_length) + sub = cur + for sp in ordered + d_clamped = clamp(sp.distal, prev_distal, total_len) + seg_len = d_clamped - prev_distal + prev_distal = d_clamped + sub = PhyloNode(sub.id, sub.name, seg_len, sub.support, nothing, sub.children) + qtip = PhyloNode(sp.tip_id, sp.tip_id, sp.pendant, sp.lwr, nothing, PhyloNode[]) + seq_auto[] += 1 + sub = PhyloNode(string("jplace_clade#", seq_auto[]), "", 0.0, 1.0, nothing, PhyloNode[sub, qtip]) + end + rem_len = max(0.0, total_len - prev_distal) + PhyloNode(sub.id, sub.name, rem_len, cur.support, cur.edge_number, sub.children) + end + + walk(base_root) +end + +function _build_independent_epistemic_case( + label::AbstractString, + active_ids::Set{String}, + unanchored_ids::Set{String}, + node_supports::Dict{String,Float64}, + node_lwrs::Dict{String,Float64}; + support_threshold::Float64 = 0.80, + lwr_threshold::Float64 = 0.95, +)::Epistemic.Case + perm_sup = max(0.25, 0.5 * support_threshold) + perm_lwr = max(0.25, 0.5 * lwr_threshold) + + strict_support_present = Set{String}( + id for id in active_ids if get(node_supports, id, 1.0) >= support_threshold + ) + placement_lwr_present = Set{String}( + id for id in active_ids if !haskey(node_lwrs, id) || node_lwrs[id] >= lwr_threshold + ) + permissive_present = Set{String}( + id for id in active_ids + if get(node_supports, id, 1.0) >= perm_sup && + (!haskey(node_lwrs, id) || node_lwrs[id] >= perm_lwr) + ) + + worlds = Epistemic.WorldCandidate[ + Epistemic.WorldCandidate("strict_support"; present_ids = strict_support_present), + Epistemic.WorldCandidate("placement_lwr"; present_ids = placement_lwr_present), + Epistemic.WorldCandidate("permissive_evidence"; present_ids = permissive_present), + ] + Epistemic.Case(String(label), worlds; unanchored_ids = unanchored_ids, threshold = support_threshold) +end + +function _emit_simple_newick(u::PhyloNode, is_root::Bool)::String + if isempty(u.children) + lbl = occursin(r"^[A-Za-z0-9_.\-]+$", u.name) ? u.name : "'" * replace(u.name, "'" => "''") * "'" + return is_root ? lbl : string(lbl, ":", repr(round(u.branch_length; digits=9))) + end + inner = join([_emit_simple_newick(ch, false) for ch in u.children], ",") + sup = u.support === nothing ? "" : repr(round(u.support; digits=3)) + base = string("(", inner, ")", sup) + is_root ? base * ";" : string(base, ":", repr(round(u.branch_length; digits=9))) +end + +""" + build_clade_tree(df::DataFrame; mode=:combined, newick=nothing, jplace_json=nothing, ...) -> CladeTreeResult + +Construct a dual-hierarchy or single-hierarchy `CladeTreeResult` with bottom-up +`cumulative_count`, `cumulative_frequency`, placement + bootstrap `residual_count`, +`cloud_size = log(1 + residual_count) * 10 + 5`, epistemic admissibility statuses +(`#2e7d32`, `#f9a825`, `#9e9e9e`, `#c62828`), subtree Faith's PD, and cladistic +monophyly / dispersion diagnostics. +""" +function build_clade_tree( + df::DataFrame; + mode::Symbol = :combined, + newick::Union{AbstractString,Nothing} = nothing, + jplace_json::Union{AbstractString,Nothing} = nothing, + sample_cols::Union{AbstractVector{<:AbstractString},Nothing} = nothing, + rank_cols::Union{AbstractVector{<:AbstractString},Nothing} = nothing, + support_threshold::Real = 0.80, + lwr_threshold::Real = 0.95, + tree_method::Symbol = :auto, + max_asvs::Int = 500, + seed::Int = 42, +)::CladeTreeResult + mode in (:phylogenetic, :taxonomic, :combined) || + throw(ArgumentError("Unsupported CladeCumulus mode $(repr(mode)); expected :phylogenetic, :taxonomic, or :combined")) + + id_col = _detect_id_col(df) + seq_col = _detect_sequence_col(df) + ranks = _detect_rank_cols(df, rank_cols) + if mode === :taxonomic && isempty(ranks) + throw(ArgumentError( + "Taxonomic hierarchy mode requires at least one taxonomic rank column (Domain..Species) in the selected table")) + end + scols = _detect_sample_cols(df, id_col, seq_col, ranks, sample_cols) + all_cols = Set(names(df)) + + warnings = String[] + tool_records = OrderedDict{String,Any}[] + + # Per-ASV read counts, taxonomic lineage, and confidence. + asv_reads = OrderedDict{String,Float64}() + asv_lineage = Dict{String,Vector{Union{String,Nothing}}}() + asv_deepest_taxon = Dict{String,Union{String,Nothing}}() + asv_tax_conf = Dict{String,Float64}() + asv_seqs = Pair{String,String}[] + + for row in eachrow(df) + aid = String(strip(string(row[id_col]))) + isempty(aid) && continue + rcount = sum((ismissing(row[c]) ? 0.0 : max(0.0, Float64(row[c])) for c in scols); init = 0.0) + asv_reads[aid] = get(asv_reads, aid, 0.0) + rcount + + lin, rconf = _row_lineage_and_confidence(row, ranks, all_cols) + asv_lineage[aid] = lin + deepest = nothing + for v in lin + v !== nothing && (deepest = v) + end + asv_deepest_taxon[aid] = deepest + asv_tax_conf[aid] = rconf + + if seq_col !== nothing && !ismissing(row[seq_col]) + seq_s = strip(string(row[seq_col])) + !isempty(seq_s) && push!(asv_seqs, aid => seq_s) + end + end + + # Optional strict `.jplace` query evidence: maps query ASV ID -> (max_lwr, status). + query_lwr = Dict{String,Float64}() + unanchored_queries = Set{String}() + jplace_doc = if jplace_json !== nothing && !isempty(strip(jplace_json)) + jd = parse_jplace(jplace_json) + append!(warnings, jd.warnings) + for q in jd.queries + for (qname, _) in q.names + if q.status === :valid && q.max_lwr !== nothing + query_lwr[qname] = min(get(query_lwr, qname, 1.0), q.max_lwr) + else + push!(unanchored_queries, qname) + end + end + end + jd + else + nothing + end + + table_asv_reads = copy(asv_reads) + + phylo_root = nothing + final_newick = nothing + did_midpoint = false + subsampled = false + total_in_asvs = length(table_asv_reads) + retained_asvs = length(table_asv_reads) + retained_frac = 1.0 + + if mode === :phylogenetic || mode === :combined + if newick !== nothing && !isempty(strip(newick)) + raw_root = parse_newick(newick; warnings = warnings) + rooted, mp = midpoint_root(raw_root) + phylo_root = rooted + did_midpoint = mp + final_newick = mp ? _emit_simple_newick(rooted, true) : String(strip(newick)) + mp && push!(warnings, "Unrooted Newick phylogeny was midpoint-rooted prior to cumulative clade aggregation and diversity calculation.") + elseif jplace_doc !== nothing + grafted = _graft_jplace_queries( + jplace_doc.root, jplace_doc, asv_reads, asv_deepest_taxon, asv_tax_conf, query_lwr + ) + rooted, mp = midpoint_root(grafted) + phylo_root = rooted + did_midpoint = mp + final_newick = _emit_simple_newick(rooted, true) + elseif !isempty(asv_seqs) + built = Phylogeny.build_amplicon_phylogeny( + asv_seqs; + abundances = asv_reads, + method = tree_method, + max_asvs = max_asvs, + seed = seed, + ) + append!(warnings, built.warnings) + append!(tool_records, built.tool_records) + subsampled = built.subsampled + total_in_asvs = built.total_input_asvs + retained_asvs = built.retained_asvs + retained_frac = built.retained_read_fraction + raw_root = parse_newick(built.newick; warnings = warnings) + rooted, mp = midpoint_root(raw_root) + phylo_root = rooted + did_midpoint = mp + final_newick = _emit_simple_newick(rooted, true) + mp && push!(warnings, "Unrooted amplicon phylogeny was midpoint-rooted prior to cumulative clade aggregation and diversity calculation.") + else + throw(ArgumentError( + "Phylogenetic mode requires either a Newick tree, a .jplace document, or a Sequence column in the ASV table")) + end + end + + if mode === :taxonomic + root_node, case_obj = _build_taxonomic_clade_tree( + asv_reads, asv_lineage, asv_tax_conf, query_lwr, unanchored_queries, ranks; + support_threshold = Float64(support_threshold), + lwr_threshold = Float64(lwr_threshold), + ) + return CladeTreeResult( + :taxonomic, root_node, case_obj, nothing, nothing, false, + OrderedDict{String,Any}[], OrderedDict{String,Any}[], + warnings, tool_records, false, total_in_asvs, retained_asvs, 1.0, + ) + end + + function rescale_frequencies(u::CladeNode, denom::Float64)::CladeNode + kids = CladeNode[rescale_frequencies(c, denom) for c in u.children] + CladeNode( + u.id, u.name, u.rank, u.direct_count, u.cumulative_count, + denom > 0.0 ? u.cumulative_count / denom : 0.0, + u.residual_count, u.cloud_size, u.branch_length, u.support, u.subtree_pd, + u.dominant_taxon, u.taxon_purity, u.monophyletic, u.epistemic_status, u.colour, kids, + ) + end + + raw_tree_tips = _collect_tree_tips!(Set{String}(), phylo_root::PhyloNode) + covered_base_ids = Set{String}( + occursin("@edge", t) ? String(first(split(t, "@edge"; limit = 2))) : t + for t in raw_tree_tips + ) + total_table_reads = sum(values(table_asv_reads); init = 0.0) + matched_asvs = 0 + matched_reads = 0.0 + omitted_asvs = 0 + omitted_reads = 0.0 + for (aid, cnt) in table_asv_reads + if aid in covered_base_ids + matched_asvs += 1 + matched_reads += cnt + else + omitted_asvs += 1 + omitted_reads += cnt + end + end + if matched_asvs == 0 && !isempty(table_asv_reads) + throw(ArgumentError( + "None of the $(length(table_asv_reads)) ASV identifiers in the selected table matched any tip on the supplied tree")) + end + total_in_asvs = length(table_asv_reads) + retained_asvs = matched_asvs + retained_frac = total_table_reads > 0.0 ? clamp(matched_reads / total_table_reads, 0.0, 1.0) : 1.0 + if omitted_asvs > 0 + subsampled = true + push!(warnings, + "Tree covers $matched_asvs of $total_in_asvs table ASVs ($(round(retained_frac * 100; digits=2))% of reads); " * + "$omitted_asvs unplaced ASV(s) ($(round(omitted_reads; digits=1)) reads) are preserved under 'Unplaced ASVs' (sans_fibre).") + end + + # Build phylogenetic or combined CladeTree anchored on `phylo_root`. + root_node, case_obj, dispersed, discordant = _build_phylo_or_combined_tree( + phylo_root::PhyloNode, + mode, + asv_reads, + asv_deepest_taxon, + asv_tax_conf, + query_lwr, + unanchored_queries; + support_threshold = Float64(support_threshold), + lwr_threshold = Float64(lwr_threshold), + ) + + if omitted_asvs > 0 + push!(case_obj.unanchored_ids, "unplaced:omitted") + unplaced_node = CladeNode( + "unplaced:omitted", + "Unplaced ASVs ($omitted_asvs omitted)", + "unplaced", + omitted_reads, + omitted_reads, + total_table_reads > 0.0 ? omitted_reads / total_table_reads : 0.0, + omitted_reads, + Epistemic.cloud_size_by_residual(omitted_reads), + 0.0, + nothing, + 0.0, + nothing, + nothing, + nothing, + :sans_fibre, + Epistemic.epistemic_colour(:sans_fibre), + CladeNode[], + ) + rescaled_kids = CladeNode[rescale_frequencies(c, total_table_reads) for c in root_node.children] + push!(rescaled_kids, unplaced_node) + new_root_cum = root_node.cumulative_count + omitted_reads + new_root_res = root_node.residual_count + omitted_reads + root_node = CladeNode( + root_node.id, + root_node.name, + root_node.rank, + root_node.direct_count, + new_root_cum, + total_table_reads > 0.0 ? new_root_cum / total_table_reads : 0.0, + new_root_res, + Epistemic.cloud_size_by_residual(new_root_res), + root_node.branch_length, + root_node.support, + root_node.subtree_pd, + root_node.dominant_taxon, + root_node.taxon_purity, + root_node.monophyletic, + root_node.epistemic_status, + root_node.colour, + rescaled_kids, + ) + end + + CladeTreeResult( + mode, + root_node, + case_obj, + phylo_root, + final_newick, + did_midpoint, + dispersed, + discordant, + warnings, + tool_records, + subsampled, + total_in_asvs, + retained_asvs, + retained_frac, + ) +end + +## Taxonomic hierarchy builder +mutable struct _TaxDraft + id :: String + name :: String + rank :: String + direct_count :: Float64 + unresolved :: Float64 + conf_sum :: Float64 + conf_weight :: Float64 + children :: OrderedDict{String,_TaxDraft} +end + +function _build_taxonomic_clade_tree( + asv_reads::OrderedDict{String,Float64}, + asv_lineage::Dict{String,Vector{Union{String,Nothing}}}, + asv_tax_conf::Dict{String,Float64}, + query_lwr::Dict{String,Float64}, + unanchored_queries::Set{String}, + ranks::Vector{String}; + support_threshold::Float64 = 0.80, + lwr_threshold::Float64 = 0.95, +)::Tuple{CladeNode,Epistemic.Case} + root_draft = _TaxDraft("tax:Root", "Root", "Root", 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, OrderedDict{String,_TaxDraft}()) + + for (aid, cnt) in asv_reads + lin = get(asv_lineage, aid, Union{String,Nothing}[]) + conf = get(asv_tax_conf, aid, 1.0) + lwr = get(query_lwr, aid, 1.0) + eff_conf = min(conf, lwr) + cur = root_draft + path_parts = String[] + unresolved_here = false + for (ri, rname) in enumerate(ranks) + val = ri <= length(lin) ? lin[ri] : nothing + if val === nothing + unresolved_here = true + break + end + push!(path_parts, string(rname, ":", val)) + nid = "tax:" * join(path_parts, "|") + ch = get!(cur.children, nid) do + _TaxDraft(nid, val, rname, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, OrderedDict{String,_TaxDraft}()) + end + ch.conf_sum += eff_conf * max(cnt, 1.0) + ch.conf_weight += max(cnt, 1.0) + cur = ch + end + # Attach ASV leaf node under deepest resolved taxon without double-counting + # unresolved residual on both leaf and parent. + has_lwr = haskey(query_lwr, aid) + low_evidence = (conf < support_threshold) || (has_lwr && lwr < lwr_threshold) + leaf_res = if unresolved_here + cnt * (1.0 - 0.5 * eff_conf) + elseif low_evidence + cnt * (1.0 - eff_conf) + else + 0.0 + end + leaf_id = "asv:" * aid + leaf = _TaxDraft(leaf_id, aid, "ASV", cnt, + leaf_res, + conf * max(cnt, 1.0), max(cnt, 1.0), OrderedDict{String,_TaxDraft}()) + cur.children[leaf_id] = leaf + end + + node_supports = Dict{String,Float64}("tax:Root" => 1.0) + node_lwrs = Dict{String,Float64}() + active_ids = Set{String}() + unanchored = Set{String}() + + function collect_supports!(d::_TaxDraft)::Tuple{Float64,Union{Float64,Nothing}} + cum = d.direct_count + lwr_sum = 0.0 + lwr_w = 0.0 + if d.rank == "ASV" && haskey(query_lwr, d.name) + w = max(d.direct_count, 1.0) + lwr_sum += query_lwr[d.name] * w + lwr_w += w + end + for ch in values(d.children) + cc, clwr = collect_supports!(ch) + cum += cc + if clwr !== nothing + w = max(cc, 1.0) + lwr_sum += clwr * w + lwr_w += w + end + end + if cum > 0.0 + push!(active_ids, d.id) + end + if d.rank == "ASV" && (d.name in unanchored_queries) + push!(unanchored, d.id) + end + node_supports[d.id] = d.conf_weight > 0.0 ? clamp(d.conf_sum / d.conf_weight, 0.0, 1.0) : 1.0 + avg_lwr = lwr_w > 0.0 ? clamp(lwr_sum / lwr_w, 0.0, 1.0) : nothing + avg_lwr !== nothing && d.id != "tax:Root" && (node_lwrs[d.id] = avg_lwr) + (cum, avg_lwr) + end + total_reads, _ = collect_supports!(root_draft) + node_supports["tax:Root"] = 1.0 + total_reads > 0.0 && push!(active_ids, "tax:Root") + + case_obj = _build_independent_epistemic_case( + "taxonomic_clade_cumulus", + active_ids, + unanchored, + node_supports, + node_lwrs; + support_threshold = support_threshold, + lwr_threshold = lwr_threshold, + ) + + function freeze(d::_TaxDraft)::Tuple{CladeNode,Float64,Float64} + child_nodes = CladeNode[] + cum = d.direct_count + res = d.unresolved + for ch in values(d.children) + cn, cc, cr = freeze(ch) + push!(child_nodes, cn) + cum += cc + res += cr + end + freq = total_reads > 0.0 ? cum / total_reads : 0.0 + st = Epistemic.epistemic_status(case_obj, d.id) + col = Epistemic.epistemic_colour(st) + sup = get(node_supports, d.id, 1.0) + node = CladeNode( + d.id, d.name, d.rank, d.direct_count, cum, freq, res, + Epistemic.cloud_size_by_residual(res), + 0.0, sup, 0.0, + d.rank == "ASV" ? nothing : d.name, + d.rank == "ASV" ? nothing : 1.0, + true, + st, col, child_nodes, + ) + (node, cum, res) + end + + frozen_root, _, _ = freeze(root_draft) + (frozen_root, case_obj) +end + +## Phylogenetic & Combined dual-hierarchy builder + monophyly / dispersion detector +function _build_phylo_or_combined_tree( + phylo_root::PhyloNode, + mode::Symbol, + asv_reads::OrderedDict{String,Float64}, + asv_deepest_taxon::Dict{String,Union{String,Nothing}}, + asv_tax_conf::Dict{String,Float64}, + query_lwr::Dict{String,Float64}, + unanchored_queries::Set{String}; + support_threshold::Float64 = 0.80, + lwr_threshold::Float64 = 0.95, +) + active_tips = Set{String}(k for (k, v) in asv_reads if v > 0.0) + node_supports = Dict{String,Float64}() + active_ids = Set{String}() + unanchored = Set{String}() + + # Count total occurrences of each named taxon across all tips present in the tree. + total_tips_per_taxon = Dict{String,Int}() + function count_tree_taxa!(u::PhyloNode) + if isempty(u.children) + tx = get(asv_deepest_taxon, u.name, nothing) + tx !== nothing && (total_tips_per_taxon[tx] = get(total_tips_per_taxon, tx, 0) + 1) + else + for ch in u.children + count_tree_taxa!(ch) + end + end + end + count_tree_taxa!(phylo_root) + + node_lwrs = Dict{String,Float64}() + + function gather!(u::PhyloNode, is_root::Bool)::Float64 + if isempty(u.children) + cnt = get(asv_reads, u.name, 0.0) + cnt > 0.0 && push!(active_ids, u.id) + (u.name in unanchored_queries || !haskey(asv_reads, u.name)) && push!(unanchored, u.id) + tconf = get(asv_tax_conf, u.name, 1.0) + node_supports[u.id] = tconf + haskey(query_lwr, u.name) && (node_lwrs[u.id] = query_lwr[u.name]) + return cnt + end + cum = 0.0 + for ch in u.children + cum += gather!(ch, false) + end + cum > 0.0 && push!(active_ids, u.id) + node_supports[u.id] = is_root ? 1.0 : (u.support === nothing ? 1.0 : u.support) + cum + end + total_tree_reads = gather!(phylo_root, true) + + case_obj = _build_independent_epistemic_case( + string(mode, "_clade_cumulus"), + active_ids, + unanchored, + node_supports, + node_lwrs; + support_threshold = support_threshold, + lwr_threshold = lwr_threshold, + ) + + # Track whether each named taxon has at least one clade containing ALL of its tips purely. + monophyletic_witness = Dict{String,Bool}(tx => false for tx in keys(total_tips_per_taxon)) + discordant_clades = OrderedDict{String,Any}[] + + function build_node( + u::PhyloNode, + is_root::Bool, + )::Tuple{CladeNode,Float64,Float64,Dict{String,Int},Int} + if isempty(u.children) + cnt = get(asv_reads, u.name, 0.0) + tx = get(asv_deepest_taxon, u.name, nothing) + sup = min(get(node_supports, u.id, 1.0), get(node_lwrs, u.id, 1.0)) + # Residual on tip reflects placement LWR split uncertainty or unassigned taxon in combined mode. + unassigned_penalty = (mode === :combined && tx === nothing) ? 0.5 : 0.0 + res = cnt * max(1.0 - sup, unassigned_penalty) + freq = total_tree_reads > 0.0 ? cnt / total_tree_reads : 0.0 + st = Epistemic.epistemic_status(case_obj, u.id) + col = Epistemic.epistemic_colour(st) + tcounts = Dict{String,Int}() + if tx !== nothing + tcounts[tx] = 1 + total_tips_per_taxon[tx] == 1 && (monophyletic_witness[tx] = true) + end + lbl = (mode === :combined && tx !== nothing) ? "$(u.name) [$tx]" : u.name + node = CladeNode( + u.id, + lbl, + "tip", + cnt, + cnt, + freq, + res, + Epistemic.cloud_size_by_residual(res), + is_root ? 0.0 : max(0.0, u.branch_length), + u.support === nothing ? sup : u.support, + 0.0, + tx, + tx === nothing ? nothing : 1.0, + tx === nothing ? nothing : (total_tips_per_taxon[tx] == 1), + st, + col, + CladeNode[], + ) + return (node, cnt, res, tcounts, 1) + end + + kids = CladeNode[] + cum = 0.0 + child_res = 0.0 + merged_taxa = Dict{String,Int}() + n_sub_tips = 0 + for ch in u.children + cn, cc, cr, ct, nt = build_node(ch, false) + push!(kids, cn) + cum += cc + child_res += cr + n_sub_tips += nt + for (k, v) in ct + merged_taxa[k] = get(merged_taxa, k, 0) + v + end + end + + # Dominant taxon & cladistic concordance for this phylogenetic clade. + dom_tx = nothing + dom_n = 0 + for (tx, c) in merged_taxa + if c > dom_n || (c == dom_n && (dom_tx === nothing || tx < dom_tx)) + dom_tx = tx + dom_n = c + end + end + purity = (dom_tx !== nothing && n_sub_tips > 0) ? dom_n / n_sub_tips : nothing + is_mono = if dom_tx !== nothing && purity !== nothing + pure_and_complete = (dom_n == n_sub_tips) && (dom_n == total_tips_per_taxon[dom_tx]) + pure_and_complete && (monophyletic_witness[dom_tx] = true) + pure_and_complete + else + nothing + end + + branch_sup = is_root ? 1.0 : (u.support === nothing ? 1.0 : u.support) + branch_uncert = is_root ? 0.0 : cum * (1.0 - branch_sup) + res = max(child_res, branch_uncert) + freq = total_tree_reads > 0.0 ? cum / total_tree_reads : 0.0 + sub_pd = clade_faith_pd(u, active_tips; is_root = is_root) + st = Epistemic.epistemic_status(case_obj, u.id) + col = Epistemic.epistemic_colour(st) + + base_name = isempty(u.name) ? u.id : u.name + display_name = (mode === :combined && dom_tx !== nothing && !is_root) ? + "$base_name ($dom_tx $(round(Int, (purity::Float64) * 100))%)" : base_name + + if mode === :combined && !is_root && length(merged_taxa) > 1 + push!(discordant_clades, OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "clade_id" => u.id, + "label" => display_name, + "support" => u.support, + "cumulative_reads"=> cum, + "dominant_taxon" => dom_tx, + "taxon_purity" => purity, + "taxa_breakdown" => OrderedDict{String,Int}( + k => merged_taxa[k] for k in sort!(collect(keys(merged_taxa))) + ), + )) + end + + node = CladeNode( + u.id, + display_name, + is_root ? "root" : "clade", + 0.0, + cum, + freq, + res, + Epistemic.cloud_size_by_residual(res), + is_root ? 0.0 : max(0.0, u.branch_length), + u.support, + sub_pd, + dom_tx, + purity, + is_mono, + st, + col, + kids, + ) + (node, cum, res, merged_taxa, n_sub_tips) + end + + root_clade, _, _, _, _ = build_node(phylo_root, true) + + dispersed = OrderedDict{String,Any}[] + if mode === :combined + for tx in sort!(collect(keys(total_tips_per_taxon))) + total_tips_per_taxon[tx] >= 2 || continue + if !get(monophyletic_witness, tx, false) + push!(dispersed, OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "taxon" => tx, + "tip_count" => total_tips_per_taxon[tx], + "monophyletic" => false, + "note" => "Tips assigned to '$tx' do not form a single exclusive phylogenetic clade.", + )) + end + end + end + + (root_clade, case_obj, dispersed, discordant_clades) +end + +## Non-destructive drag-and-drop clade reassignment validation +function _find_clade(node::CladeNode, target_id::AbstractString)::Union{CladeNode,Nothing} + node.id == target_id && return node + for ch in node.children + found = _find_clade(ch, target_id) + found !== nothing && return found + end + nothing +end + +function _is_descendant(candidate_desc::AbstractString, ancestor::CladeNode)::Bool + for ch in ancestor.children + (ch.id == candidate_desc || _is_descendant(candidate_desc, ch)) && return true + end + false +end + +function _reaggregate_after_move( + root::CladeNode, + moving::CladeNode, + target_id::AbstractString, + case_obj::Epistemic.Case, + total_reads::Float64, +)::CladeNode + # First structurally graft `moving` under `target_id` while detaching its old attachment. + function graft(u::CladeNode)::Union{CladeNode,Nothing} + u.id == moving.id && return nothing + new_kids = CladeNode[] + for ch in u.children + rc = graft(ch) + rc !== nothing && push!(new_kids, rc) + end + if u.id == target_id + push!(new_kids, moving) + end + CladeNode( + u.id, u.name, u.rank, u.direct_count, u.cumulative_count, u.cumulative_frequency, + u.residual_count, u.cloud_size, u.branch_length, u.support, u.subtree_pd, + u.dominant_taxon, u.taxon_purity, u.monophyletic, u.epistemic_status, u.colour, new_kids, + ) + end + grafted = graft(root) + grafted === nothing && error("Cannot detach root node during drag-and-drop reassignment") + + # Count global occurrences of each leaf taxon across the new topology so monophyly + # and purity are exact everywhere on the proposed tree. + total_tips_per_taxon = Dict{String,Int}() + function count_leaf_taxa!(u::CladeNode) + if isempty(u.children) + u.dominant_taxon !== nothing && + (total_tips_per_taxon[u.dominant_taxon] = get(total_tips_per_taxon, u.dominant_taxon, 0) + 1) + else + for ch in u.children + count_leaf_taxa!(ch) + end + end + end + count_leaf_taxa!(grafted) + + function recompute(u::CladeNode, is_root::Bool)::Tuple{CladeNode,Dict{String,Int},Int,Bool} + if isempty(u.children) + freq = total_reads > 0.0 ? u.cumulative_count / total_reads : 0.0 + tmap = Dict{String,Int}() + mono = u.monophyletic + if u.dominant_taxon !== nothing + tmap[u.dominant_taxon] = 1 + mono = get(total_tips_per_taxon, u.dominant_taxon, 0) == 1 + end + active_here = u.cumulative_count > 0.0 + sub_pd = active_here && !is_root ? max(0.0, u.branch_length) : 0.0 + st = Epistemic.epistemic_status(case_obj, u.id) + leaf_node = CladeNode( + u.id, u.name, u.rank, u.direct_count, u.cumulative_count, freq, + u.residual_count, Epistemic.cloud_size_by_residual(u.residual_count), + u.branch_length, u.support, sub_pd, u.dominant_taxon, u.taxon_purity, mono, + st, Epistemic.epistemic_colour(st), CladeNode[], + ) + return (leaf_node, tmap, 1, active_here) + end + + rebuilt_kids = CladeNode[] + merged_taxa = Dict{String,Int}() + n_sub_tips = 0 + any_active = u.direct_count > 0.0 + sub_pd = 0.0 + child_res = 0.0 + cum = u.direct_count + + for ch in u.children + rk, ct, nt, ch_active = recompute(ch, false) + push!(rebuilt_kids, rk) + cum += rk.cumulative_count + child_res += rk.residual_count + n_sub_tips += nt + if ch_active + any_active = true + sub_pd += rk.subtree_pd + end + for (k, v) in ct + merged_taxa[k] = get(merged_taxa, k, 0) + v + end + end + + !is_root && any_active && (sub_pd += max(0.0, u.branch_length)) + + dom_tx = nothing + dom_n = 0 + for (tx, c) in merged_taxa + if c > dom_n || (c == dom_n && (dom_tx === nothing || tx < dom_tx)) + dom_tx = tx + dom_n = c + end + end + purity = if u.rank in ("tip", "ASV") + u.taxon_purity + elseif dom_tx !== nothing && n_sub_tips > 0 + dom_n / n_sub_tips + elseif isempty(merged_taxa) && u.dominant_taxon !== nothing + 1.0 + else + nothing + end + mono = if dom_tx !== nothing && n_sub_tips > 0 + (dom_n == n_sub_tips) && (dom_n == get(total_tips_per_taxon, dom_tx, 0)) + else + u.monophyletic + end + eff_dom = dom_tx !== nothing ? dom_tx : u.dominant_taxon + branch_sup = is_root ? 1.0 : (u.support === nothing ? 1.0 : u.support) + branch_uncert = is_root ? 0.0 : cum * (1.0 - branch_sup) + res = max(child_res, branch_uncert) + freq = total_reads > 0.0 ? cum / total_reads : 0.0 + st = Epistemic.epistemic_status(case_obj, u.id) + node = CladeNode( + u.id, u.name, u.rank, u.direct_count, cum, freq, res, + Epistemic.cloud_size_by_residual(res), + u.branch_length, u.support, sub_pd, + eff_dom, purity, mono, + st, Epistemic.epistemic_colour(st), rebuilt_kids, + ) + (node, merged_taxa, n_sub_tips, any_active) + end + + updated_root, _, _, _ = recompute(grafted, true) + updated_root +end + +""" + validate_drag_drop(tree_result::CladeTreeResult, source_id::AbstractString, target_id::AbstractString) + +Validate moving clade/tip `source_id` beneath `target_id` against structural +acyclic invariants and `Epistemic.present_in_every_admissible_world(case, target_id)`. +Never mutates `tree_result.root` or canonical upstream tables; returns a new +counterfactual `proposed_root` dict when accepted. +""" +function validate_drag_drop( + tree_result::CladeTreeResult, + source_id::AbstractString, + target_id::AbstractString, +)::OrderedDict{String,Any} + src = String(source_id) + dst = String(target_id) + src == tree_result.root.id && return OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "allowed" => false, + "source_id" => src, + "target_id" => dst, + "target_status" => "invalid", + "target_colour" => "#c62828", + "reason" => "The root clade cannot be moved.", + "proposed_root" => nothing, + ) + src == dst && return OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "allowed" => false, + "source_id" => src, + "target_id" => dst, + "target_status" => String(Epistemic.epistemic_status(tree_result.case, dst)), + "target_colour" => Epistemic.epistemic_colour(Epistemic.epistemic_status(tree_result.case, dst)), + "reason" => "A clade cannot be moved onto itself.", + "proposed_root" => nothing, + ) + + src_node = _find_clade(tree_result.root, src) + dst_node = _find_clade(tree_result.root, dst) + if src_node === nothing || dst_node === nothing + missing_which = src_node === nothing ? src : dst + return OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "allowed" => false, + "source_id" => src, + "target_id" => dst, + "target_status" => "missing", + "target_colour" => "#c62828", + "reason" => "Clade '$missing_which' does not exist in the current tree.", + "proposed_root" => nothing, + ) + end + + if dst_node.rank in ("tip", "ASV") || isempty(dst_node.children) + st = Epistemic.epistemic_status(tree_result.case, dst) + return OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "allowed" => false, + "source_id" => src, + "target_id" => dst, + "target_status" => String(st), + "target_colour" => Epistemic.epistemic_colour(st), + "reason" => "Target '$dst' is a terminal sequence leaf ('$(dst_node.rank)'); select an internal clade target.", + "proposed_root" => nothing, + ) + end + + if _is_descendant(dst, src_node) + st = Epistemic.epistemic_status(tree_result.case, dst) + return OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "allowed" => false, + "source_id" => src, + "target_id" => dst, + "target_status" => String(st), + "target_colour" => Epistemic.epistemic_colour(st), + "reason" => "Cannot move clade '$src' beneath its own descendant '$dst' (cycle forbidden).", + "proposed_root" => nothing, + ) + end + + st = Epistemic.epistemic_status(tree_result.case, dst) + col = Epistemic.epistemic_colour(st) + if !Epistemic.present_in_every_admissible_world(tree_result.case, dst) + return OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "allowed" => false, + "source_id" => src, + "target_id" => dst, + "target_status" => String(st), + "target_colour" => col, + "reason" => "Target clade '$dst' has epistemic status '$(String(st))' ($col); clade reassignment requires 'present_in_every' warrant across all admissible worlds.", + "proposed_root" => nothing, + ) + end + + proposed = _reaggregate_after_move( + tree_result.root, + src_node, + dst, + tree_result.case, + tree_result.root.cumulative_count, + ) + OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "allowed" => true, + "source_id" => src, + "target_id" => dst, + "target_status" => String(st), + "target_colour" => col, + "reason" => "Target clade '$dst' holds in every admissible world; counterfactual clade sums updated without modifying canonical run tables.", + "proposed_root" => clade_node_to_dict(proposed), + ) +end + +## Serialization & Plotly figure builder +function clade_node_to_dict(u::CladeNode)::OrderedDict{String,Any} + OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "id" => u.id, + "name" => u.name, + "rank" => u.rank, + "direct_count" => u.direct_count, + "cumulative_count" => u.cumulative_count, + "cumulative_frequency" => u.cumulative_frequency, + "residual_count" => u.residual_count, + "cloud_size" => u.cloud_size, + "branch_length" => u.branch_length, + "support" => u.support, + "subtree_pd" => u.subtree_pd, + "dominant_taxon" => u.dominant_taxon, + "taxon_purity" => u.taxon_purity, + "monophyletic" => u.monophyletic, + "epistemic_status" => String(u.epistemic_status), + "colour" => u.colour, + "children" => OrderedDict{String,Any}[clade_node_to_dict(c) for c in u.children], + ) +end + +""" + to_plotly_figure(root::CladeNode; title="CladeCumulus Explorer") -> OrderedDict{String,Any} + +Render `root` as a rectangular cladogram/phylogram scatter + edge figure in +Plotly JSON format with marker size `cloud_size = log(1 + residual_count) * 10 + 5` +and marker colour determined by `epistemic_status`. +""" +function to_plotly_figure( + root::CladeNode; + title::AbstractString = "CladeCumulus Explorer", +)::OrderedDict{String,Any} + edge_x = Union{Float64,Nothing}[] + edge_y = Union{Float64,Nothing}[] + + # Bucket nodes by epistemic status so the Plotly legend names every epistemic state cleanly. + status_order = [ + (:present_in_every, "Present in every admissible world (#2e7d32)", "circle"), + (:present_in_some, "Present in some admissible worlds (#f9a825)", "diamond"), + (:absent, "Absent in every admissible world (#9e9e9e)", "square-open"), + (:sans_fibre, "Unanchored / sans fibre (#c62828)", "x"), + ] + buckets = Dict{Symbol,NamedTuple}( + st => ( + xs = Float64[], + ys = Float64[], + sizes = Float64[], + labels = String[], + hovers = String[], + ids = String[], + colour = Epistemic.epistemic_colour(st), + title = lbl, + symbol = sym, + ) + for (st, lbl, sym) in status_order + ) + + leaf_slot = Ref(0.0) + use_branch_x = any(c -> c.branch_length > 0.0, root.children) + + function layout_walk(u::CladeNode, depth_x::Float64)::Float64 + x_here = use_branch_x ? depth_x + u.branch_length : depth_x + y_here = if isempty(u.children) + leaf_slot[] += 1.0 + leaf_slot[] + else + child_ys = Float64[layout_walk(ch, use_branch_x ? x_here : depth_x + 1.0) for ch in u.children] + for (ch, cy) in zip(u.children, child_ys) + ch_x = use_branch_x ? x_here + ch.branch_length : depth_x + 1.0 + # Rectangular L-shaped cladogram elbow: vertical segment at x_here, horizontal branch to ch_x + append!(edge_x, [x_here, x_here, ch_x, nothing]) + append!(edge_y, [cy, cy, cy, nothing]) + end + if length(child_ys) >= 2 + append!(edge_x, [x_here, x_here, nothing]) + append!(edge_y, [minimum(child_ys), maximum(child_ys), nothing]) + end + 0.5 * (minimum(child_ys) + maximum(child_ys)) + end + + b = buckets[u.epistemic_status] + push!(b.xs, x_here) + push!(b.ys, y_here) + push!(b.sizes, u.cloud_size) + push!(b.labels, u.name) + push!(b.ids, u.id) + sup_txt = u.support === nothing ? "n/a" : string(round(u.support; digits=3)) + push!(b.hovers, + "$(u.name)
" * + "ID: $(u.id)
" * + "Cumulative reads: $(round(u.cumulative_count; digits=1)) ($(round(u.cumulative_frequency * 100; digits=2))%)
" * + "Residual uncertainty: $(round(u.residual_count; digits=2)) (cloud size $(round(u.cloud_size; digits=2)))
" * + "Subtree Faith's PD: $(round(u.subtree_pd; digits=4))
" * + "Support: $sup_txt | Epistemic: $(String(u.epistemic_status))") + y_here + end + + layout_walk(root, 0.0) + + traces = OrderedDict{String,Any}[ + OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "type" => "scatter", + "mode" => "lines", + "name" => "Clade branches", + "x" => edge_x, + "y" => edge_y, + "hoverinfo" => "skip", + "showlegend"=> false, + "line" => OrderedDict{String,Any}("color" => "#607d8b", "width" => 1.5), + ), + ] + + for (st, _, _) in status_order + b = buckets[st] + isempty(b.xs) && continue + push!(traces, OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "type" => "scatter", + "mode" => "markers+text", + "name" => b.title, + "x" => b.xs, + "y" => b.ys, + "text" => b.labels, + "textposition" => "middle right", + "hovertext" => b.hovers, + "hoverinfo" => "text", + "customdata" => b.ids, + "marker" => OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "size" => b.sizes, + "color" => b.colour, + "symbol" => b.symbol, + "opacity"=> 0.85, + "line" => OrderedDict{String,Any}("color" => "#263238", "width" => 1.0), + ), + )) + end + + OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "data" => traces, + "layout" => OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "title" => OrderedDict{String,Any}("text" => String(title)), + "hovermode" => "closest", + "xaxis" => OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "title" => OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "text" => use_branch_x ? "Patristic branch distance (substitutions / site)" : "Cladistic rank depth", + ), + "zeroline" => false, + ), + "yaxis" => OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "visible" => false, + "zeroline" => false, + ), + "margin" => OrderedDict{String,Any}("l" => 40, "r" => 180, "t" => 50, "b" => 50), + "legend" => OrderedDict{String,Any}("orientation" => "h", "y" => -0.15), + ), + ) +end + +end # module CladeCumulus diff --git a/src/analysis/compositional.jl b/src/analysis/compositional.jl new file mode 100644 index 00000000..05e48b60 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/analysis/compositional.jl @@ -0,0 +1,1159 @@ +# SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) + +## Multinomial and Dirichlet-multinomial regression +# +# Both models treat one sample's vector of taxon counts as a composition and +# condition on its total, so no size factor is needed and no pseudocount is +# added. With taxon `r` as the reference, the mean composition is +# +# p_ij = exp(x_i' b_j) / (1 + sum_{k != r} exp(x_i' b_k)), p_ir = 1 / (...) +# +# and `b_j` are the log-odds of taxon j against the reference taxon. A +# coefficient is therefore a log fold change in relative abundance, and every +# reported contrast is a log ratio between two taxa, which stays coherent under +# compositionality: the ratio does not depend on the library size. +# +# - multinomial: y_i ~ Multinomial(N_i, p_i). The likelihood is convex in the +# coefficients, so Newton's method converges from any start; a zero count is +# simply part of the likelihood (y_j log p_j contributes nothing) and needs +# no epsilon. A taxon with no reads at all in one group has no finite +# maximum-likelihood estimate, so the caller refuses those taxa before the +# fit rather than reporting a diverged coefficient. +# - Dirichlet-multinomial: p_i ~ Dirichlet(c p_i) with total concentration c, +# then y_i ~ Multinomial(N_i, p_i). The variance of a count is +# N_i p_ij (1 - p_ij) (1 + (N_i - 1) theta) with theta = 1 / (1 + c), so +# theta in (0, 1) measures extra-multinomial (between-sample) variation and +# theta -> 0 recovers the multinomial. c is either profiled by maximum +# likelihood (alternating with the coefficients) or estimated once by the +# method of moments from the multinomial composition. +# +# Inference: a Wald test of each taxon's group coefficient from the observed +# information of the fitted (penalised) model. A sample's information is a +# Kronecker product of a (K-1) x (K-1) composition factor with x_i x_i', so the +# full matrix is ((K-1) q) x ((K-1) q): dense, and capped by `MAX_TAXA`. +# Coefficients are penalised by an L2 (ridge) term only. The L1 sparsity path of +# Songbird is not implemented: a lasso estimate has no valid Wald standard +# error, and the project does not ship the TensorFlow dependency needed to +# reproduce Songbird's own permutation-based inference. The model, the reference +# taxon and the effect scale are Songbird's (Morton et al. 2019). +# +# The special functions are implemented here rather than pulled from +# SpecialFunctions, so the models add no dependency: `_loggamma` and `_digamma` +# are the Stirling series after the recurrence is applied up to x >= 10, +# accurate to about 1e-14 (checked against Julia's `lgamma` and known constants +# in the unit tests), and `_erfc` is the regularised incomplete gamma the Wald +# p-value needs. +module CompositionalModels + +export CompositionalFit, CompositionalRefusal, RuntimeRefusal, MAX_TAXA, + DEFAULT_MAX_SECONDS, DEFAULT_MAX_ITER, DEFAULT_TOL, CONCENTRATION_MIN, + CONCENTRATION_MAX, DM_METHODS, fit_multinomial, fit_dirichlet_multinomial, + multinomial_loglik, dirichlet_multinomial_loglik, dm_concentration_mle, + dm_concentration_mom, observed_information, composition_probabilities, + compositional_loggamma, compositional_digamma + +# At most this many taxa are fitted. The observed information is +# ((K-1) q) x ((K-1) q) doubles: 500 taxa with two covariates is about 8 MB, +# 1000 taxa about 32 MB (about 72 MB with three covariates), and the Cholesky +# factorisation grows with the cube of that dimension. A fit converges in a +# handful of Newton steps, each of which assembles this matrix in O(n K^2 q^2) +# and factorises it in O((K q)^3). +const MAX_TAXA = 1000 + +# Wall-clock budget for one fit, in seconds, and the optimiser's defaults. +const DEFAULT_MAX_SECONDS = 300.0 +const DEFAULT_MAX_ITER = 500 +const DEFAULT_TOL = 1e-8 + +# The Dirichlet concentration is bounded. Above the upper bound the model is +# numerically the multinomial (theta = 1 / (1 + c) < 1e-6) and the difference +# between the two Dirichlet-multinomial log-likelihood terms cancels below the +# precision of a double; below the lower bound the composition is degenerate +# (theta > 0.9999) and the estimates are not usable. A fit at either bound is +# reported as a boundary by the caller. +const CONCENTRATION_MIN = 1e-4 +const CONCENTRATION_MAX = 1e6 + +# Accepted `dm_overdispersion_method` names. +const DM_METHODS = ("mle", "mom") + +# Alternating fits between the coefficients and the concentration. +const MAX_ALTERNATIONS = 50 + +# Central-difference step for the Dirichlet-multinomial score, in log-odds. +# Log-odds are O(1)-O(30) here, so an absolute step is appropriate. +const _FD_STEP = 1e-6 + +""" + CompositionalRefusal(reason) + +Raised when a multinomial or Dirichlet-multinomial fit cannot be made on the +data it was given: a sample with no reads, a reference taxon that is not among +the taxa, a singular information matrix, or more taxa than `MAX_TAXA`. +`reason` names the property at fault and what to change. +""" +struct CompositionalRefusal <: Exception + reason :: String +end + +Base.showerror(io::IO, e::CompositionalRefusal) = print(io, e.reason) + +""" + RuntimeRefusal(seconds, budget) + +Raised when a fit runs past its wall-clock budget. The multinomial models cost +a dense matrix per iteration, so a table that is too large for the budget fails +loudly, naming the elapsed time and the budget, instead of hanging a request. +""" +struct RuntimeRefusal <: Exception + seconds :: Float64 + budget :: Float64 +end + +Base.showerror(io::IO, e::RuntimeRefusal) = print(io, + "the fit ran for $(round(e.seconds; digits=1)) s, past its " * + "$(round(e.budget; digits=1)) s budget; raise analysis.differential.max_seconds, " * + "raise analysis.differential.min_prevalence so fewer taxa are fitted, or " * + "analyse a coarser taxonomic rank") + +""" + CompositionalFit + +One fitted multinomial or Dirichlet-multinomial model. `coefficients`, +`standard_errors`, `statistic` and `pvalue` are (K-1) x q matrices in the order +of the non-reference taxa and the columns of the design; the reference taxon has +no row because its coefficients are fixed at zero. `concentration` and +`overdispersion` are `Inf` and `0.0` for the multinomial; for the +Dirichlet-multinomial, `concentration` is c and `overdispersion` is +theta = 1 / (1 + c), the intra-sample correlation of the model. `loglik` is the +unpenalised log-likelihood at the estimate, `objective` the penalised quantity +the optimiser minimised. `iterations` counts Newton steps of the last fit and +`alternations` the coefficient/concentration rounds (0 for the method of +moments). `n_parameters` is (K-1) q, plus one for an estimated concentration. +""" +struct CompositionalFit + coefficients :: Matrix{Float64} + standard_errors :: Matrix{Float64} + statistic :: Matrix{Float64} + pvalue :: Matrix{Float64} + loglik :: Float64 + objective :: Float64 + iterations :: Int + converged :: Bool + concentration :: Float64 + overdispersion :: Float64 + alternations :: Int + n_parameters :: Int +end + +## Special functions +# Both take x > 0 and return a Float64. The recurrence pushes x into [10, Inf), +# where the Stirling series is accurate well past double precision with the +# terms used here; below 10 the recurrence costs a handful of log calls, which +# is what the Dirichlet-multinomial score needs for small c p. + +""" + compositional_loggamma(x) -> Float64 + +log Gamma(x) for x > 0. Throws `ArgumentError` for x <= 0 or a non-finite x. +""" +function compositional_loggamma(x::Real) + xf = Float64(x) + (isfinite(xf) && xf > 0) || throw(ArgumentError("log Gamma needs a positive finite argument, not $x")) + shift = 0.0 + while xf < 10.0 + shift += log(xf) + xf += 1.0 + end + inv = 1.0 / xf + inv2 = inv * inv + series = inv * (1 / 12 + inv2 * (-1 / 360 + inv2 * (1 / 1260 + + inv2 * (-1 / 1680 + inv2 * (1 / 1188 + + inv2 * (-691 / 360360 + inv2 * (1 / 156))))))) + (xf - 0.5) * log(xf) - xf + 0.91893853320467274178 + series - shift +end + +""" + compositional_digamma(x) -> Float64 + +The digamma function psi(x) = d/dx log Gamma(x) for x > 0. Throws +`ArgumentError` for x <= 0 or a non-finite x. +""" +function compositional_digamma(x::Real) + xf = Float64(x) + (isfinite(xf) && xf > 0) || throw(ArgumentError("digamma needs a positive finite argument, not $x")) + shift = 0.0 + while xf < 10.0 + shift += 1.0 / xf + xf += 1.0 + end + inv = 1.0 / xf + inv2 = inv * inv + log(xf) - 0.5 * inv - inv2 * (1 / 12 - inv2 * (1 / 120 - + inv2 * (1 / 252 - inv2 * (1 / 240 - inv2 / 132)))) - shift +end + +# The Wald test reports the two-sided normal tail, `erfc(|z| / sqrt(2))`. The +# complementary error function is the regularised upper incomplete gamma +# Q(1/2, t^2), so the power series of P(1/2, x) evaluates it below the switch +# and the continued fraction of Q(1/2, x) above it (modified Lentz). Each branch +# ends within a few dozen terms at the switch and fewer away from it, and the +# result is accurate to about 1e-14 relative over the range the Wald statistic +# reaches (verified against independent reference values in the unit tests). +const _LOG_SQRT_PI = 0.5723649429247000870717136756765293558 + +function _erfc(t::Float64)::Float64 + t < 0.0 && return 2.0 - _erfc(-t) + iszero(t) && return 1.0 + x = t * t + # exp(-x) * x^(1/2) / Gamma(1/2); x can underflow to zero for tiny t, and + # then exp(-Inf) is zero and the answer is 1 to double precision anyway. + log_prefactor = -x + 0.5 * log(x) - _LOG_SQRT_PI + if x < 1.5 + # P(1/2, x) as a power series, then erfc = 1 - P. Below the switch the + # subtraction is safe: P <= 0.92 and erfc >= 0.08. + ap = 0.5 + term = 1.0 / ap + acc = term + for _ in 1:200 + ap += 1.0 + term *= x / ap + acc += term + abs(term) <= abs(acc) * 1e-16 && break + end + return 1.0 - acc * exp(log_prefactor) + end + # Q(1/2, x) by its continued fraction. + tiny = 1e-300 + b = x + 0.5 + c = 1.0 / tiny + d = 1.0 / b + h = d + for i in 1:200 + an = -float(i) * (float(i) - 0.5) + b += 2.0 + d = an * d + b + abs(d) < tiny && (d = tiny) + c = b + an / c + abs(c) < tiny && (c = tiny) + d = 1.0 / d + delta = d * c + h *= delta + abs(delta - 1.0) <= 1e-16 && break + end + exp(log_prefactor) * h +end + +## Geometry + +""" + _free_indices(K, reference) -> Vector{Int} + +The indices of the K-1 free (non-reference) categories, in order. +""" +_free_indices(K::Int, reference::Int) = [j for j in 1:K if j != reference] + +# Softmax over a full K-vector of logits whose reference entry is zero, written +# into `p`. The zero reference entry keeps the maximum at or above zero, so +# exp cannot overflow for log-odds within a few hundred. +function _softmax!(p::Vector{Float64}, eta::Vector{Float64}) + m = 0.0 + for k in eachindex(eta) + eta[k] > m && (m = eta[k]) + end + s = 0.0 + for k in eachindex(eta) + v = exp(eta[k] - m) + p[k] = v + s += v + end + for k in eachindex(p) + p[k] /= s + end + p +end + +# The per-sample score and probabilities at `eta` (full K-vector, reference +# entry zero). For the multinomial, d_j = y_j / p_j - N and the score is +# u_j = p_j (d_j - dbar) = y_j - N p_j. For the Dirichlet-multinomial, +# d_j = c (psi(y_j + c p_j) - psi(c p_j)) and the score has the same form. Both +# score vectors sum to zero; only the free entries parameterise the model. +function _scores!(u::Vector{Float64}, p::Vector{Float64}, d::Vector{Float64}, + eta::Vector{Float64}, y::AbstractVector{Float64}, N::Float64, c::Float64) + _softmax!(p, eta) + if isinf(c) + for k in eachindex(p) + d[k] = (y[k] > 0 ? y[k] / p[k] : 0.0) - N + end + else + for k in eachindex(p) + d[k] = c * (compositional_digamma(y[k] + c * p[k]) - compositional_digamma(c * p[k])) + end + end + dbar = 0.0 + for k in eachindex(p) + dbar += p[k] * d[k] + end + for k in eachindex(p) + u[k] = p[k] * (d[k] - dbar) + end + u +end + +""" + multinomial_loglik(counts, probabilities) -> Float64 + +Sum over samples and taxa of y_ij log p_ij, with 0 log 0 taken as 0 (a taxon +counted zero times cannot make the likelihood -Inf). `probabilities` must have +the same shape as `counts` and be a composition in each row. +""" +function multinomial_loglik(counts::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, probabilities::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}) + size(counts) == size(probabilities) || throw(ArgumentError( + "counts are $(size(counts)) and probabilities $(size(probabilities))")) + total = 0.0 + for i in axes(counts, 1), j in axes(counts, 2) + y = counts[i, j] + y > 0 && (total += y * log(probabilities[i, j])) + end + total +end + +""" + dirichlet_multinomial_loglik(counts, probabilities, concentration) -> Float64 + +The Dirichlet-multinomial log-likelihood of `counts` with mean composition +`probabilities` and total concentration c > 0: + + sum_i [ log Gamma(c) - log Gamma(N_i + c) + + sum_j (log Gamma(y_ij + c p_ij) - log Gamma(c p_ij)) ] + +plus the constant multinomial coefficients, which do not depend on the model. +""" +function dirichlet_multinomial_loglik(counts::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, probabilities::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, + concentration::Real) + size(counts) == size(probabilities) || throw(ArgumentError( + "counts are $(size(counts)) and probabilities $(size(probabilities))")) + c = Float64(concentration) + (isfinite(c) && c > 0) || throw(ArgumentError( + "the Dirichlet concentration must be finite and positive, not $concentration")) + total = 0.0 + for i in axes(counts, 1) + N = 0.0 + for j in axes(counts, 2) + N += counts[i, j] + end + total += compositional_loggamma(c) - compositional_loggamma(N + c) + for j in axes(counts, 2) + m = c * Float64(probabilities[i, j]) + total += compositional_loggamma(Float64(counts[i, j]) + m) - compositional_loggamma(m) + end + end + total +end + +## Input checks + +function _check_fit_input(counts::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, design::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, + reference::Integer) + K = size(counts, 2) + K >= 2 || throw(ArgumentError( + "the models need at least 2 taxa, not $K")) + size(design, 1) == size(counts, 1) || throw(ArgumentError( + "the design has $(size(design, 1)) rows for $(size(counts, 1)) samples")) + size(design, 2) >= 1 || throw(ArgumentError("the design needs at least one column")) + 1 <= reference <= K || throw(ArgumentError( + "the reference taxon index $reference is outside 1:$K")) + for i in axes(counts, 1), j in axes(counts, 2) + x = counts[i, j] + (isfinite(x) && x >= 0 && isinteger(x)) || throw(ArgumentError( + "count $x at sample $i, taxon $j is not a non-negative integer: the models " * + "are defined on read counts")) + end + for i in axes(counts, 1) + N = 0.0 + for j in axes(counts, 2) + N += counts[i, j] + end + N > 0 || throw(ArgumentError( + "sample $i has no reads, so it has no composition to model")) + end + for i in axes(design, 1), k in axes(design, 2) + isfinite(design[i, k]) || throw(ArgumentError( + "the design value at row $i, column $k is not finite")) + end + nothing +end + +function _check_size(K::Int, q::Int) + n_taxa = K - 1 + n_taxa <= MAX_TAXA || throw(CompositionalRefusal( + "the fit has $n_taxa non-reference taxa and $q covariate(s), which is " * + "$(n_taxa * q) coefficients; at most $MAX_TAXA taxa are supported because the " * + "observed information is a dense $(n_taxa * q) x $(n_taxa * q) matrix " * + "(about $(round(Int, n_taxa * q * n_taxa * q * 8 / 1e6)) MB). Raise " * + "analysis.differential.min_prevalence so fewer taxa are fitted, or analyse a " * + "coarser taxonomic rank")) + nothing +end + +struct _Workspace + eta :: Vector{Float64} + p :: Vector{Float64} + d :: Vector{Float64} + u :: Vector{Float64} + up :: Vector{Float64} + um :: Vector{Float64} + y :: Vector{Float64} + M :: Matrix{Float64} +end + +_workspace(K::Int) = _Workspace(zeros(K), zeros(K), zeros(K), zeros(K), zeros(K), + zeros(K), zeros(K), zeros(K - 1, K - 1)) + +# Full logit vector of sample `i` into `ws.eta`, reference entry zero. +function _eta!(ws::_Workspace, design::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, B::Matrix{Float64}, + i::Int, free::Vector{Int}) + fill!(ws.eta, 0.0) + q = size(B, 2) + for (l, j) in enumerate(free) + s = 0.0 + @inbounds for k in 1:q + s += design[i, k] * B[l, k] + end + ws.eta[j] = s + end + ws.eta +end + +# log-likelihood of one sample given its probabilities (and counts) in `ws`. +function _sample_loglik(ws::_Workspace, y::Vector{Float64}, N::Float64, c::Float64) + K = length(ws.p) + if isinf(c) + s = 0.0 + @inbounds for k in 1:K + y[k] > 0 && (s += y[k] * log(ws.p[k])) + end + return s + end + s = compositional_loggamma(c) - compositional_loggamma(N + c) + @inbounds for k in 1:K + m = c * ws.p[k] + s += compositional_loggamma(y[k] + m) - compositional_loggamma(m) + end + s +end + +# Objective (penalised negative log-likelihood) and its gradient into `G`. +function _objective_gradient!(G::Matrix{Float64}, counts::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, + design::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, B::Matrix{Float64}, + free::Vector{Int}, c::Float64, penalty::Float64, + ws::_Workspace) + fill!(G, 0.0) + n = size(counts, 1) + K = size(counts, 2) + q = size(design, 2) + total = 0.0 + @inbounds for i in 1:n + N = 0.0 + for j in 1:K + ws.y[j] = Float64(counts[i, j]) + N += ws.y[j] + end + eta = _eta!(ws, design, B, i, free) + _scores!(ws.u, ws.p, ws.d, eta, ws.y, N, c) + total += _sample_loglik(ws, ws.y, N, c) + for (l, j) in enumerate(free) + uj = ws.u[j] + for k in 1:q + G[l, k] += uj * design[i, k] + end + end + end + obj = -total + for l in axes(B, 1), k in axes(B, 2) + obj += 0.5 * penalty * B[l, k] * B[l, k] + G[l, k] = -G[l, k] + penalty * B[l, k] + end + obj +end + +# The observed information of the penalised objective, i.e. minus its Hessian, +# at the coefficients `B` and concentration `c`. For the multinomial the +# per-sample factor is analytic, -N (diag(p) - p p'); for the +# Dirichlet-multinomial it is a central difference of the analytic score, which +# costs O(K^2) digamma evaluations per sample and keeps the model's own +# curvature rather than a quasi-likelihood approximation. +function _information!(info::Matrix{Float64}, counts::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, + design::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, B::Matrix{Float64}, + free::Vector{Int}, c::Float64, penalty::Float64, + ws::_Workspace) + fill!(info, 0.0) + n = size(counts, 1) + K = size(counts, 2) + q = size(design, 2) + km1 = K - 1 + xx = Matrix{Float64}(undef, q, q) + @inbounds for i in 1:n + N = 0.0 + for j in 1:K + ws.y[j] = Float64(counts[i, j]) + N += ws.y[j] + end + eta = _eta!(ws, design, B, i, free) + _scores!(ws.u, ws.p, ws.d, eta, ws.y, N, c) + M = ws.M + if isinf(c) + for b in 1:km1 + pb = ws.p[free[b]] + for a in 1:km1 + pa = ws.p[free[a]] + M[b, a] = -N * ((a == b ? pa : 0.0) - pa * pb) + end + end + else + for (b, jb) in enumerate(free) + keep = eta[jb] + eta[jb] = keep + _FD_STEP + _scores!(ws.up, ws.p, ws.d, eta, ws.y, N, c) + eta[jb] = keep - _FD_STEP + _scores!(ws.um, ws.p, ws.d, eta, ws.y, N, c) + eta[jb] = keep + for a in 1:km1 + M[a, b] = (ws.up[free[a]] - ws.um[free[a]]) / (2 * _FD_STEP) + end + end + # `ws.p` and `ws.d` hold the last perturbation; recompute the score + # at the unperturbed logits so callers can rely on them. + eta = _eta!(ws, design, B, i, free) + _scores!(ws.u, ws.p, ws.d, eta, ws.y, N, c) + end + # info -= kron(M, x x'), one rank-1 block per pair of taxa. The outer + # product x x' is shared by every block, and each block pair (b, a) + # with b >= a is written once and mirrored into (a, b): the exact + # Hessian is symmetric, so mirroring halves the arithmetic and the + # memory traffic of the O(K^2 q^2) assembly that dominates a large fit. + # The upper triangle is filled as well, so the matrix this function + # returns (and `observed_information` exposes) is symmetric and can be + # inverted by a caller without knowing about the internal triangle. + for k in 1:q, mm in 1:q + xx[k, mm] = design[i, k] * design[i, mm] + end + for b in 1:km1 + row = (b - 1) * q + m = M[b, b] + if m != 0.0 + for k in 1:q + for mm in 1:k + v = m * xx[k, mm] + info[row + k, row + mm] -= v + mm != k && (info[row + mm, row + k] -= v) + end + end + end + for a in 1:(b - 1) + m = M[b, a] + m == 0.0 && continue + col = (a - 1) * q + for k in 1:q + for mm in 1:q + v = m * xx[k, mm] + info[row + k, col + mm] -= v + info[col + mm, row + k] -= v + end + end + end + end + end + for l in 1:(km1 * q) + info[l, l] += penalty + end + info +end + +""" + observed_information(counts, design, coefficients; reference, concentration=Inf, + penalty=0.0) -> Matrix{Float64} + +The observed information of the penalised model at `coefficients` (a +(K-1) x q matrix in the order of the non-reference taxa), i.e. minus the +Hessian of the negative log-likelihood plus `penalty` on the diagonal. Its +inverse is the covariance of the coefficients and the square roots of its +diagonal are the standard errors `fit_*` reports. Exposed so tests can compare +it against a numerical Hessian of the log-likelihood. +""" +function observed_information(counts::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, design::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, + coefficients::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}; + reference::Integer=1, concentration::Real=Inf, + penalty::Real=0.0) + _check_fit_input(counts, design, reference) + K = size(counts, 2) + q = size(design, 2) + size(coefficients) == (K - 1, q) || throw(ArgumentError( + "coefficients are $(size(coefficients)), expected $((K - 1, q))")) + c = Float64(concentration) + (isinf(c) || (isfinite(c) && c > 0)) || throw(ArgumentError( + "the Dirichlet concentration must be positive, not $concentration")) + B = Matrix{Float64}(coefficients) + free = _free_indices(K, Int(reference)) + ws = _workspace(K) + info = zeros((K - 1) * q, (K - 1) * q) + _information!(info, counts, design, B, free, c, Float64(penalty), ws) + info +end + +""" + composition_probabilities(design, coefficients; reference) -> Matrix{Float64} + +The fitted mean composition of each row of `design` (n x K), with taxon +`reference` as the denominator of the log-odds. +""" +function composition_probabilities(design::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, + coefficients::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}; + reference::Integer=1) + K = size(coefficients, 1) + 1 + 1 <= reference <= K || throw(ArgumentError( + "the reference taxon index $reference is outside 1:$K")) + size(coefficients, 2) == size(design, 2) || throw(ArgumentError( + "coefficients have $(size(coefficients, 2)) columns for a design of $(size(design, 2))")) + free = _free_indices(K, Int(reference)) + B = Matrix{Float64}(coefficients) + out = zeros(size(design, 1), K) + for i in axes(design, 1) + for (l, j) in enumerate(free) + s = 0.0 + for k in axes(design, 2) + s += design[i, k] * B[l, k] + end + out[i, j] = s + end + m = 0.0 + for j in 1:K + out[i, j] > m && (m = out[i, j]) + end + total = 0.0 + for j in 1:K + out[i, j] = exp(out[i, j] - m) + total += out[i, j] + end + for j in 1:K + out[i, j] /= total + end + end + out +end + +# Start the log-odds at the mean composition when the first design column is an +# intercept, so Newton begins near the right scale even for a 1e4-fold range of +# relative abundances; otherwise start at zero (the uniform composition). +function _initial_coefficients(counts::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, design::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, + reference::Int) + K = size(counts, 2) + n = size(counts, 1) + q = size(design, 2) + B = zeros(K - 1, q) + intercept = true + for i in 1:n + design[i, 1] == 1.0 || (intercept = false) + end + intercept || return B + mean = zeros(K) + for i in 1:n, j in 1:K + mean[j] += Float64(counts[i, j]) + end + for j in 1:K + mean[j] /= n + end + free = _free_indices(K, reference) + for (l, j) in enumerate(free) + B[l, 1] = log((mean[j] + 0.5) / (mean[reference] + 0.5)) + end + B +end + +_deadline(max_seconds::Real) = time() + Float64(max_seconds) + +function _check_deadline(deadline::Float64, max_seconds::Real) + now = time() + now < deadline && return nothing + throw(RuntimeRefusal(now - (deadline - Float64(max_seconds)), Float64(max_seconds))) +end + +## Linear algebra +# The module needs one symmetric positive-definite factorisation and the +# diagonal of its inverse (for Wald standard errors). It implements both here +# rather than importing LinearAlgebra: a package can only `using` a module that +# is declared in Project.toml, and keeping the numerical core dependency-free +# keeps the pinned Manifest untouched. Only the lower triangle is read or +# written, so the upper triangle of the information matrix is ignored. + +""" + _cholesky_lower!(A) -> Bool + +Factor the symmetric matrix `A` in place as ``A = L L'`` with `L` lower +triangular, storing `L` in the lower triangle of `A`. Returns `false` as soon as +a pivot is not positive, which is how a singular or indefinite information +matrix is detected. +""" +function _cholesky_lower!(A::Matrix{Float64}) + n = size(A, 1) + # Right-looking (outer-product) form: after each column is scaled, the + # trailing submatrix is updated by a rank-1 term. Every inner loop walks + # down a column, so the accesses are contiguous in Julia's column-major + # layout, which matters at 1000 taxa where the factor is 1998 x 1998. + @inbounds for k in 1:n + akk = A[k, k] + akk > 0.0 || return false + d = sqrt(akk) + A[k, k] = d + for i in (k + 1):n + A[i, k] /= d + end + for j in (k + 1):n + l = A[j, k] + l == 0.0 && continue + for i in j:n + A[i, j] -= A[i, k] * l + end + end + end + true +end + +""" + _cholesky_solve!(x, L, b) -> x + +Solve ``L L' x = b`` for a lower-triangular `L` from `_cholesky_lower!`, in +place in `x`. +""" +function _cholesky_solve!(x::Vector{Float64}, L::Matrix{Float64}, b::Vector{Float64}) + n = length(b) + @inbounds for i in 1:n + s = b[i] + for k in 1:(i - 1) + s -= L[i, k] * x[k] + end + x[i] = s / L[i, i] + end + @inbounds for i in n:-1:1 + s = x[i] + for k in (i + 1):n + s -= L[k, i] * x[k] + end + x[i] = s / L[i, i] + end + x +end + +""" + _cholesky_inverse_diagonal(L) -> Vector{Float64} + +The diagonal of ``(L L')^{-1}``: the squared norms of the columns of ``L^{-1}``, +each obtained by forward substitution, so no full inverse is formed. +""" +function _cholesky_inverse_diagonal(L::Matrix{Float64}) + n = size(L, 1) + col = zeros(n) + out = zeros(n) + @inbounds for i in 1:n + for r in 1:n + col[r] = 0.0 + end + col[i] = 1.0 + for r in 1:n + s = col[r] + for k in 1:(r - 1) + s -= L[r, k] * col[k] + end + col[r] = s / L[r, r] + end + t = 0.0 + for r in 1:n + t += col[r] * col[r] + end + out[i] = t + end + out +end + +# Solve the information system for one Newton step: the penalised information is +# positive definite, but an unpenalised fit of taxa with near-degenerate counts +# can be numerically singular, so a Levenberg term is added only when the +# factorisation fails and the caller is told the step was damped. +function _info_solve(info::Matrix{Float64}, rhs::Vector{Float64}) + L = copy(info) + if _cholesky_lower!(L) + return (_cholesky_solve!(zeros(length(rhs)), L, rhs), false) + end + scale = 0.0 + for l in axes(info, 1) + scale = max(scale, info[l, l]) + end + rho = max(scale, 1.0) * 1e-10 + for _ in 1:12 + L = copy(info) + for l in axes(L, 1) + L[l, l] += rho + end + _cholesky_lower!(L) && return (_cholesky_solve!(zeros(length(rhs)), L, rhs), true) + rho *= 10.0 + end + throw(CompositionalRefusal( + "the observed information of this model is not positive definite, so the " * + "coefficients cannot be estimated; raise analysis.differential.mn_penalty above 0, " * + "raise min_prevalence, or test at a coarser rank")) +end + +# One Newton fit at a fixed concentration. Returns the coefficients, their +# covariance, the log-likelihood, the number of steps, and whether it converged. +function _newton_fit(counts::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, design::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, + start::Matrix{Float64}, free::Vector{Int}, c::Float64, + penalty::Float64, max_iter::Int, tol::Float64, deadline::Float64, + max_seconds::Real) + K = size(counts, 2) + q = size(design, 2) + B = copy(start) + ws = _workspace(K) + G = zeros(K - 1, q) + obj = _objective_gradient!(G, counts, design, B, free, c, penalty, ws) + iterations = 0 + converged = false + damped = false + # Convergence is judged against the gradient at the start, so the tolerance + # means the same thing on a table of thousands of reads and on one of + # millions, and against the size of the Newton step itself. + gscale = max(1.0, maximum(abs.(G))) + for it in 1:max_iter + _check_deadline(deadline, max_seconds) + iterations = it + gmax = 0.0 + for v in G + gmax = max(gmax, abs(v)) + end + gmax <= tol * gscale && (converged = true; break) + info = zeros((K - 1) * q, (K - 1) * q) + _information!(info, counts, design, B, free, c, penalty, ws) + rhs = [-G[l, k] for l in 1:(K - 1) for k in 1:q] + step, damped_now = _info_solve(info, rhs) + damped |= damped_now + biggest = 0.0 + for v in step + biggest = max(biggest, abs(v)) + end + biggest <= tol * (1.0 + maximum(abs.(B))) && (converged = true; break) + # Step halving: accept the first step that lowers the objective. A + # Newton step on a convex objective always does for a small enough + # alpha; if none does, the fit is at a numerical stationary point. + stepmat = Matrix{Float64}(undef, K - 1, q) + for l in 1:(K - 1), k in 1:q + stepmat[l, k] = step[(l - 1) * q + k] + end + accepted = false + alpha = 1.0 + for _ in 1:40 + trial = B .+ alpha .* stepmat + objt = _objective_gradient!(G, counts, design, trial, free, c, penalty, ws) + if objt < obj + B = trial + obj = objt + accepted = true + break + end + alpha /= 2 + end + if !accepted + # No step lowered the objective: the fit is at a stationary point to + # the precision of the arithmetic when the step it wanted was tiny, + # and is reported as converged; a large step that cannot descend is + # a genuine failure and is reported as such. + converged = biggest <= sqrt(tol) * (1.0 + maximum(abs.(B))) + break + end + end + info = zeros((K - 1) * q, (K - 1) * q) + _information!(info, counts, design, B, free, c, penalty, ws) + # The variances are only reported when the undamped information is positive + # definite; damping is a step device, not a variance estimator. + variances = if _cholesky_lower!(info) + _cholesky_inverse_diagonal(info) + else + throw(CompositionalRefusal( + "the observed information at the estimate is singular, so the standard " * + "errors are not defined; raise analysis.differential.mn_penalty above 0, " * + "raise min_prevalence, or test at a coarser rank")) + end + # Recompute the log-likelihood from the final composition. + ll = 0.0 + for i in axes(counts, 1) + N = 0.0 + for j in 1:K + ws.y[j] = Float64(counts[i, j]) + N += ws.y[j] + end + eta = _eta!(ws, design, B, i, free) + _scores!(ws.u, ws.p, ws.d, eta, ws.y, N, c) + ll += _sample_loglik(ws, ws.y, N, c) + end + (coefficients=B, variances=variances, loglik=ll, objective=obj, iterations=iterations, + converged=converged, damped=damped) +end + +# Wald statistics from the diagonal of the covariance (in the (taxon, covariate) +# parameter order used throughout this module). +function _wald(coefficients::Matrix{Float64}, variances::Vector{Float64}) + km1, q = size(coefficients) + se = Matrix{Float64}(undef, km1, q) + z = Matrix{Float64}(undef, km1, q) + p = Matrix{Float64}(undef, km1, q) + for l in 1:km1, k in 1:q + idx = (l - 1) * q + k + v = variances[idx] + s = sqrt(max(v, 0.0)) + se[l, k] = s + if s > 0.0 && isfinite(s) + z[l, k] = coefficients[l, k] / s + p[l, k] = _erfc(abs(z[l, k]) / sqrt(2.0)) + else + z[l, k] = NaN + p[l, k] = NaN + end + end + (se=se, statistic=z, pvalue=p) +end + +""" + fit_multinomial(counts, design; reference, penalty=0.0, max_iter=DEFAULT_MAX_ITER, + tol=DEFAULT_TOL, max_seconds=DEFAULT_MAX_SECONDS) -> CompositionalFit + +Fit `counts` (samples x taxa integer matrix) with a multinomial logistic model +whose linear predictor is `design` (samples x q), with taxon `reference` fixed +at zero log-odds. `penalty` >= 0 is an L2 (ridge) term on every non-reference +coefficient, including the intercept; 0 is maximum likelihood. Newton steps run +until the largest coefficient update is at most `tol` (relative to the size of +the coefficients), `max_iter` is reached, or the wall-clock budget +`max_seconds` is exhausted (`RuntimeRefusal`). Standard errors come from the +observed information, so a ridge fit reports ridge (penalised) standard errors. + +Throws `ArgumentError` for unusable input, `CompositionalRefusal` for more than +`MAX_TAXA` taxa or a singular information matrix, and `RuntimeRefusal` when the +budget is exhausted. A fit that stops at `max_iter` or at a numerical +stationary point reports `converged = false` rather than raising; callers decide +whether to withhold inference. +""" +function fit_multinomial(counts::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, design::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}; + reference::Integer=1, penalty::Real=0.0, + max_iter::Integer=DEFAULT_MAX_ITER, tol::Real=DEFAULT_TOL, + max_seconds::Real=DEFAULT_MAX_SECONDS) + _check_fit_input(counts, design, reference) + (isfinite(penalty) && penalty >= 0) || throw(ArgumentError( + "the penalty must be a finite number >= 0, not $penalty")) + (max_iter >= 1) || throw(ArgumentError("max_iter must be at least 1, not $max_iter")) + (isfinite(tol) && tol > 0) || throw(ArgumentError("tol must be positive and finite, not $tol")) + (isfinite(max_seconds) && max_seconds > 0) || throw(ArgumentError( + "max_seconds must be positive and finite, not $max_seconds")) + K = size(counts, 2) + q = size(design, 2) + _check_size(K, q) + free = _free_indices(K, Int(reference)) + start = _initial_coefficients(counts, design, Int(reference)) + fit = _newton_fit(counts, design, start, free, Inf, Float64(penalty), + Int(max_iter), Float64(tol), _deadline(max_seconds), max_seconds) + wald = _wald(fit.coefficients, fit.variances) + CompositionalFit(fit.coefficients, wald.se, wald.statistic, wald.pvalue, + fit.loglik, fit.objective, fit.iterations, fit.converged, + Inf, 0.0, 0, (K - 1) * q) +end + +""" + dm_concentration_mle(counts, probabilities; lower=CONCENTRATION_MIN, + upper=CONCENTRATION_MAX) -> Float64 + +Maximum-likelihood Dirichlet concentration for the mean composition +`probabilities`, by bisection on the derivative of the Dirichlet-multinomial +log-likelihood. That derivative is monotone decreasing in c, so the profile is +concave and bisection cannot wander; it runs in log c between `lower` and +`upper` (the bounds at which the model is indistinguishable from the +multinomial and degenerate). A result at either bound is reported as is; +callers mark that as a boundary. +""" +function dm_concentration_mle(counts::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, probabilities::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}; + lower::Real=CONCENTRATION_MIN, upper::Real=CONCENTRATION_MAX) + size(counts) == size(probabilities) || throw(ArgumentError( + "counts are $(size(counts)) and probabilities $(size(probabilities))")) + (lower > 0 && upper > lower) || throw(ArgumentError( + "the concentration bounds must satisfy 0 < lower < upper, not $lower and $upper")) + n, K = size(counts) + Y = Matrix{Float64}(counts) + N = [sum(view(Y, i, :)) for i in 1:n] + a = log(Float64(lower)) + b = log(Float64(upper)) + for _ in 1:200 + m = (a + b) / 2 + c = exp(m) + score = 0.0 + for i in 1:n + score += compositional_digamma(c) - compositional_digamma(N[i] + c) + for j in 1:K + p = Float64(probabilities[i, j]) + score += p * (compositional_digamma(Y[i, j] + c * p) - + compositional_digamma(c * p)) + end + end + if score > 0 + a = m + else + b = m + end + b - a <= 1e-11 && break + end + exp((a + b) / 2) +end + +""" + dm_concentration_mom(counts, probabilities) -> Float64 + +Method-of-moments Dirichlet concentration (La Rosa et al. 2012) for the mean +composition `probabilities`: + + theta = sum_ij [(y_ij - N_i p_ij)^2 - N_i p_ij (1 - p_ij)] + / sum_i N_i (N_i - 1) (1 - sum_j p_ij^2), c = 1 / theta - 1 + +with theta clipped to (1e-6, 1 - 1e-6). Returns `Inf` when no sample has two or +more reads, since the denominator is then zero and the data carry no +information about overdispersion. +""" +function dm_concentration_mom(counts::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, probabilities::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}) + size(counts) == size(probabilities) || throw(ArgumentError( + "counts are $(size(counts)) and probabilities $(size(probabilities))")) + n, K = size(counts) + num = 0.0 + den = 0.0 + for i in 1:n + N = 0.0 + for j in 1:K + N += Float64(counts[i, j]) + end + ss = 0.0 + for j in 1:K + p = Float64(probabilities[i, j]) + d = Float64(counts[i, j]) - N * p + num += d * d - N * p * (1.0 - p) + ss += p * p + end + den += N * (N - 1.0) * (1.0 - ss) + end + den > 0 || return Inf + theta = num / den + theta = min(max(theta, 1e-6), 1.0 - 1e-6) + 1.0 / theta - 1.0 +end + +""" + fit_dirichlet_multinomial(counts, design; reference, penalty=0.0, + overdispersion_method="mle", max_iter=DEFAULT_MAX_ITER, + tol=DEFAULT_TOL, max_seconds=DEFAULT_MAX_SECONDS) -> CompositionalFit + +Fit the Dirichlet-multinomial model of `fit_multinomial` plus a concentration. + +`overdispersion_method = "mle"` alternates the profile maximum-likelihood +concentration with Newton steps for the coefficients, starting from the +multinomial fit, until both stop changing (at most `MAX_ALTERNATIONS` rounds). +`"mom"` takes one moment estimate of the concentration from the multinomial +composition (La Rosa et al. 2012) and fits the coefficients once at that fixed +concentration, so no hyperparameter is updated in the loop. Both report Wald +standard errors from the observed information of the fitted model. + +The concentration is bounded by `CONCENTRATION_MIN` and `CONCENTRATION_MAX`; +an estimate at either bound means the model is, respectively, degenerate or +indistinguishable from the multinomial, and callers mark it as a boundary. +Throws the exceptions of `fit_multinomial`; also `ArgumentError` for an +unknown `overdispersion_method`. +""" +function fit_dirichlet_multinomial(counts::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, design::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}; + reference::Integer=1, penalty::Real=0.0, + overdispersion_method::AbstractString="mle", + max_iter::Integer=DEFAULT_MAX_ITER, tol::Real=DEFAULT_TOL, + max_seconds::Real=DEFAULT_MAX_SECONDS) + _check_fit_input(counts, design, reference) + method = lowercase(strip(String(overdispersion_method))) + method in DM_METHODS || throw(ArgumentError( + "dm_overdispersion_method must be one of $(join(DM_METHODS, ", ")), not '$overdispersion_method'")) + (isfinite(penalty) && penalty >= 0) || throw(ArgumentError( + "the penalty must be a finite number >= 0, not $penalty")) + (max_iter >= 1) || throw(ArgumentError("max_iter must be at least 1, not $max_iter")) + (isfinite(tol) && tol > 0) || throw(ArgumentError("tol must be positive and finite, not $tol")) + (isfinite(max_seconds) && max_seconds > 0) || throw(ArgumentError( + "max_seconds must be positive and finite, not $max_seconds")) + K = size(counts, 2) + q = size(design, 2) + _check_size(K, q) + free = _free_indices(K, Int(reference)) + deadline = _deadline(max_seconds) + reference_index = Int(reference) + + start = _initial_coefficients(counts, design, reference_index) + mn = _newton_fit(counts, design, start, free, Inf, Float64(penalty), + Int(max_iter), Float64(tol), deadline, max_seconds) + mn_probs = composition_probabilities(design, mn.coefficients; reference=reference_index) + + concentration = 0.0 + alternations = 0 + fit = mn + B = mn.coefficients + converged = mn.converged + # At the upper bound the Dirichlet prior is flat at the precision of a + # double and the model is the multinomial, so the multinomial fit is the + # answer and the caller reports a boundary rather than a Dirichlet fit that + # the data cannot tell from it. + at_limit(c) = c >= CONCENTRATION_MAX * (1 - 1e-9) + if method == "mom" + concentration = min(max(dm_concentration_mom(counts, mn_probs), + CONCENTRATION_MIN), CONCENTRATION_MAX) + if !at_limit(concentration) + fit = _newton_fit(counts, design, B, free, concentration, + Float64(penalty), Int(max_iter), Float64(tol), + deadline, max_seconds) + B = fit.coefficients + converged = fit.converged + end + else + concentration = dm_concentration_mle(counts, mn_probs) + if !at_limit(concentration) + previous = -Inf + converged = false + for alt in 1:MAX_ALTERNATIONS + _check_deadline(deadline, max_seconds) + alternations = alt + fit = _newton_fit(counts, design, B, free, concentration, + Float64(penalty), Int(max_iter), Float64(tol), + deadline, max_seconds) + B = fit.coefficients + probs = composition_probabilities(design, B; reference=reference_index) + cnew = dm_concentration_mle(counts, probs) + ll = fit.loglik + if at_limit(cnew) + fit = mn + B = mn.coefficients + concentration = cnew + converged = mn.converged + break + end + stable = abs(cnew - concentration) <= Float64(tol) * (1.0 + concentration) && + abs(ll - previous) <= Float64(tol) * (1.0 + abs(ll)) + concentration = cnew + previous = ll + if stable + converged = fit.converged + break + end + end + end + end + wald = _wald(B, fit.variances) + CompositionalFit(B, wald.se, wald.statistic, wald.pvalue, fit.loglik, fit.objective, + fit.iterations, converged, concentration, + isfinite(concentration) ? 1.0 / (1.0 + concentration) : 0.0, + alternations, (K - 1) * q + 1) +end + +end # module CompositionalModels diff --git a/src/analysis/derived_analyses.jl b/src/analysis/derived_analyses.jl new file mode 100644 index 00000000..7d22a164 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/analysis/derived_analyses.jl @@ -0,0 +1,148 @@ +# SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) +# +# Content-addressed, immutable derived-analysis records. Source result databases +# are never modified. Publication is atomic and an existing conflicting record is +# a data-integrity failure, not an overwrite opportunity. +module DerivedAnalyses + +using JSON3 +using ..Canonical: jcs_bytes, jcs_sha256 + +export DerivedAnalysisError, derived_analysis_id, persist_derived_analysis, + load_derived_analysis, MAX_DERIVED_BYTES + +const SCHEMA = "metamanifold.derived-analysis.v1" +const MAX_DERIVED_BYTES = 64 * 1024 * 1024 + +struct DerivedAnalysisError <: Exception + code::String + reason::String +end +Base.showerror(io::IO, e::DerivedAnalysisError) = print(io, e.reason) + +function derived_analysis_id(source, config, result) + jcs_sha256(Dict{String,Any}( + "schema" => SCHEMA, "source" => source, "config" => config, "result" => result)) +end + +function _record(id::String, source, config, result) + Dict{String,Any}( + "schema" => SCHEMA, + "analysis_id" => id, + "source" => source, + "config" => config, + "result" => result, + ) +end + +_get(x, key::String, default=nothing) = haskey(x, key) ? x[key] : + haskey(x, Symbol(key)) ? x[Symbol(key)] : default + +function _validate_bytes(bytes::Vector{UInt8}) + length(bytes) <= MAX_DERIVED_BYTES || throw(DerivedAnalysisError( + "invalid_record", "derived analysis exceeds the $MAX_DERIVED_BYTES-byte read limit")) + record = try + JSON3.read(bytes) + catch err + throw(DerivedAnalysisError("invalid_record", + "derived analysis is not valid JSON: $(sprint(showerror, err))")) + end + (record isa JSON3.Object || record isa AbstractDict) || throw(DerivedAnalysisError( + "invalid_record", "derived analysis root must be a JSON object")) + _get(record, "schema") == SCHEMA || throw(DerivedAnalysisError( + "invalid_record", "derived analysis has an unsupported schema")) + id = _get(record, "analysis_id") + id isa AbstractString && occursin(r"^[0-9a-f]{64}$", id) || + throw(DerivedAnalysisError("invalid_record", "derived analysis has no valid content ID")) + source = _get(record, "source") + config = _get(record, "config") + result = _get(record, "result") + (isnothing(source) || isnothing(config) || isnothing(result)) && + throw(DerivedAnalysisError("invalid_record", "derived analysis is incomplete")) + all(x -> x isa JSON3.Object || x isa AbstractDict, (source, config, result)) || + throw(DerivedAnalysisError("invalid_record", "derived source, config and result must be objects")) + expected = derived_analysis_id(source, config, result) + expected == id || throw(DerivedAnalysisError("conflict", + "derived analysis content does not match its ID; refusing a tampered or conflicting record")) + record +end + +function _existing(path::String, expected_id::String) + filesize(path) <= MAX_DERIVED_BYTES || throw(DerivedAnalysisError( + "conflict", "existing derived analysis exceeds the read limit; refusing to overwrite it")) + bytes = try + read(path) + catch err + throw(DerivedAnalysisError("conflict", + "cannot read existing derived analysis: $(sprint(showerror, err))")) + end + record = try + _validate_bytes(bytes) + catch err + err isa DerivedAnalysisError || rethrow() + throw(DerivedAnalysisError("conflict", + "existing derived analysis is invalid; refusing to overwrite it: $(err.reason)")) + end + _get(record, "analysis_id") == expected_id || throw(DerivedAnalysisError( + "conflict", "existing derived analysis has a different content ID")) + record +end + +"""Persist one canonical record and return `(id, path, created)`. + +The temp file is linked into place, and hardlink requires the destination not to +exist. Thus two concurrent callers can publish the same ID but neither can +truncate an existing record. Repeating an analysis verifies and reuses its file. +""" +function persist_derived_analysis(directory::AbstractString; source, config, result) + id = derived_analysis_id(source, config, result) + record = _record(id, source, config, result) + bytes = jcs_bytes(record) + length(bytes) <= MAX_DERIVED_BYTES || throw(DerivedAnalysisError( + "resource_limit", "derived analysis exceeds the $MAX_DERIVED_BYTES-byte storage limit")) + mkpath(directory) + final = joinpath(directory, "$id.json") + if isfile(final) + _existing(final, id) + return (id=id, path=final, created=false) + end + + temp, io = mktemp(directory; cleanup=false) + created = false + try + write(io, bytes) + flush(io) + close(io) + try + Base.hardlink(temp, final) + created = true + catch err + err isa InterruptException && rethrow() + # A concurrent publisher may have won the race. It is acceptable only + # if its complete record verifies to the same ID; otherwise fail closed. + if isfile(final) + _existing(final, id) + else + rethrow() + end + end + finally + isopen(io) && close(io) + isfile(temp) && rm(temp; force=true) + end + (id=id, path=final, created=created) +end + +function load_derived_analysis(directory::AbstractString, id::AbstractString) + occursin(r"^[0-9a-f]{64}$", id) || throw(DerivedAnalysisError( + "not_found", "derived analysis ID must be 64 lowercase hexadecimal characters")) + path = joinpath(directory, "$id.json") + isfile(path) || throw(DerivedAnalysisError( + "not_found", "derived analysis '$id' does not exist")) + filesize(path) <= MAX_DERIVED_BYTES || throw(DerivedAnalysisError( + "invalid_record", "derived analysis exceeds the read limit")) + _existing(path, String(id)) +end + +end # module DerivedAnalyses diff --git a/src/analysis/differential.jl b/src/analysis/differential.jl index 864bd2b7..b9bec61b 100644 --- a/src/analysis/differential.jl +++ b/src/analysis/differential.jl @@ -2,15 +2,32 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) ## Differential abundance -# Per-taxon models comparing two groups of samples, with Benjamini-Hochberg -# correction across the taxa that produced a p-value. Two methods: +# Per-taxon and compositional models comparing two groups of samples, with +# mandatory Benjamini-Hochberg correction across the taxa that produced a +# p-value. Nine methods: # # - nb_glm: a negative-binomial GLM per taxon (MASS::glm.nb) on the observed # integer read counts, with a library-size offset. There are no pseudocounts. # - clr_welch: Welch's two-sample t-test per taxon (stats::t.test) on centred # log-ratios, over the taxa that pass `min_prevalence`, after their zeros are -# replaced by zCompositions::cmultRepl (Bayesian-multiplicative, for counts). -# The estimate is a difference in CLR units, not a fold change. +# replaced by zCompositions::cmultRepl (Bayesian GBM/user or multiplicative +# CZM, for counts). The estimate is a difference in CLR units, not a fold change. +# - ancom_bc: bias-corrected log-linear model (Lin & Peddada 2020) estimating +# within-group sample-specific offsets and between-group sampling-fraction +# bias via a safeguarded SQUAREM 3-component Gaussian mixture. The effect is +# a bias-corrected log2 fold change. +# - aldex2: Dirichlet(count + 0.5) Monte-Carlo CLR instances with consistent-sign +# per-instance Welch's t-tests and Fernandes et al. (2014) standardized CLR +# effect size. +# - songbird: baseline-category compositional multinomial regression with +# reference-frame invariant CLR-centred differentials (Morton et al. 2019; +# Zhang et al. 2017) fitted by damped Newton-Raphson with exact O(K) +# Sherman-Morrison Fisher-information inversion. +# - multinomial and dirichlet_multinomial: joint compositional models fitted in +# Julia against a reference taxon; the latter estimates extra-multinomial +# overdispersion. Neither uses a library-size offset or zero replacement. +# - zinb and hurdle_nb: two-part negative-binomial models with a joint test of +# group effects in the zero/occurrence and count processes. # # Count matrices here are samples x taxa, as everywhere else in `Analysis`. # Anything that is not a non-negative integer count is refused rather than @@ -21,19 +38,34 @@ module Differential using DataFrames, RCall using ..RRuntime: with_r_lock using ..Analysis: _palette_hex, R_WAIT_SECONDS +using ..CompositionalModels: CompositionalFit, CompositionalRefusal, RuntimeRefusal, + DM_METHODS, CONCENTRATION_MIN, CONCENTRATION_MAX, fit_multinomial, + fit_dirichlet_multinomial export DifferentialConfig, ScalingRefusal, MASSUnavailable, ZCompositionsUnavailable, - GlmGamPoiUnavailable, OFFSET_METHODS, METHODS, tss_factors, rle_factors, - size_factors, bh_adjust, validate_counts, replace_zeros, clr_transform, - fit_nb, fit_welch, differential_abundance, volcano_chart - -# Methods accepted under `analysis.differential.method`. -const METHODS = ("nb_glm", "clr_welch") + GlmGamPoiUnavailable, CompositionalRefusal, RuntimeRefusal, RStatsUnavailable, + OFFSET_METHODS, METHODS, COMPOSITIONAL_METHODS, DISPERSIONS, REPLACEMENT_METHODS, + MIN_MC_SAMPLES, MAX_MC_SAMPLES, DEFAULT_MC_SAMPLES, + tss_factors, rle_factors, size_factors, bh_adjust, validate_counts, replace_zeros, + clr_transform, fit_nb, fit_two_part_nb, fit_occupancy, fit_welch, + fit_ancom_bc, fit_aldex2, fit_songbird, differential_abundance, volcano_chart + +# The two joint models use a reference taxon and the optimiser settings below. +# Keep the other method groups in the public tuple as well: a configuration +# must never silently lose a model because two feature branches were merged. +const COMPOSITIONAL_METHODS = ("multinomial", "dirichlet_multinomial") +const METHODS = ("nb_glm", "clr_welch", "zinb", "hurdle_nb", "ancom_bc", + "aldex2", "songbird", COMPOSITIONAL_METHODS...) # The per-taxon dispersion `nb_glm` uses: maximum likelihood (MASS::glm.nb's # own theta) or glmGamPoi's shrinkage estimator, which shares information # across taxa. `"ml"` is the default and keeps #24's results unchanged. const DISPERSIONS = ("ml", "glmGamPoi") +# Zero-replacement methods accepted under +# `analysis.differential.replacement_method`. Both are exact calls to +# zCompositions::cmultRepl; the Bayesian default is the existing GBM path. +const REPLACEMENT_METHODS = ("bayesian_multiplicative", "multiplicative_replacement") + # Offset (size factor) methods accepted under `analysis.differential.offset`. const OFFSET_METHODS = ("tss", "rle") @@ -46,39 +78,103 @@ const THETA_LOWER = 1e-8 # zCompositions::cmultRepl's default `frac`, as in Martín-Fernández et al. (2003). const DEFAULT_DELTA = 0.65 +# Optimiser defaults for the two multinomial models. These must match +# CompositionalModels.DEFAULT_* (asserted in the unit tests). +const COMPOSITIONAL_MAX_ITER = 500 +const COMPOSITIONAL_TOL = 1e-8 +const COMPOSITIONAL_MAX_SECONDS = 300.0 + +# Bounds and default for `analysis.differential.mc_samples` (`aldex2` Dirichlet draws). +const MIN_MC_SAMPLES = 16 +const MAX_MC_SAMPLES = 4096 +const DEFAULT_MC_SAMPLES = 128 +const DEFAULT_DA_SEED = 123 + +# Canonicalise and validate a public replacement-method name in one place, so +# direct library calls and YAML configuration have identical semantics. +function _replacement_method(method::AbstractString) + m = lowercase(strip(String(method))) + m in REPLACEMENT_METHODS || throw(ArgumentError( + "analysis.differential.replacement_method must be one of " * + "$(join(REPLACEMENT_METHODS, ", ")), not '$method'")) + m +end + """ DifferentialConfig(offset="tss", min_prevalence=0.0; method="nb_glm", - replacement_delta=0.65, dispersion="ml") + replacement_delta=0.65, dispersion="ml", + replacement_method="bayesian_multiplicative", + bayesian_alpha=nothing, mn_reference_taxon=nothing, + mn_penalty=0.0, dm_overdispersion_method="mle", + max_iter=500, tol=1e-8, max_seconds=300.0, mc_samples=128) Settings for one differential abundance analysis, read from -`analysis.differential` in the pipeline config. `method` is `"nb_glm"` or -`"clr_welch"`. `offset` names the size factor method (`"tss"` or `"rle"`) and is -used by `nb_glm` only: a library-size offset has no meaning for a test on -log-ratios, which are already free of library size. +`analysis.differential` in the pipeline config. `method` is one of `"nb_glm"`, +`"clr_welch"`, `"multinomial"`, `"dirichlet_multinomial"`, `"ancom_bc"`, +`"aldex2"`, `"songbird"`, `"zinb"` or `"hurdle_nb"`. `offset` names the +size factor method (`"tss"` or `"rle"`) and is used by the count models. `min_prevalence` is the fraction of samples, in [0, 1], in which a taxon must have at least one read to be tested. `replacement_delta`, in (0, 1), is the -`frac` passed to `zCompositions::cmultRepl` by `clr_welch`: an imputed proportion -above its taxon's smallest observed proportion is lowered to this fraction of it. +`frac` passed to `zCompositions::cmultRepl` by `clr_welch`. +`replacement_method` selects `"bayesian_multiplicative"` (GBM) or +`"multiplicative_replacement"` (CZM), with optional positive `bayesian_alpha` +for `"bayesian_multiplicative"`. For the two multinomial methods, +`mn_reference_taxon=nothing` or blank text selects the most abundant fitted +taxon; other names are stripped of surrounding whitespace. `mn_penalty` is a +finite, non-negative ridge penalty. `dm_overdispersion_method` selects `"mle"` +or `"mom"` for the Dirichlet-multinomial model. `max_iter` must be at least 1; +`tol` is a positive, finite convergence tolerance and `max_seconds` a positive, +finite runtime budget in seconds. `mc_samples` is the ALDEx2 Monte-Carlo +instance count, a whole number in [16, 4096]; booleans are refused. `dispersion` names the per-taxon dispersion `nb_glm` uses (`"ml"` or `"glmGamPoi"`): `"ml"` takes the maximum-likelihood theta from `MASS::glm.nb`, -`"glmGamPoi"` takes the shrunken dispersion from `glmGamPoi::glm_gp` -- fitted -across all taxa in one call, which is where its shared information helps low-count -taxa -- and fits each taxon through `MASS::negative.binomial(theta = ...)` so the -Wald test and its checks are unchanged. It is `nb_glm` only. -Method and offset names are stripped and lowercased. Throws `ArgumentError` -for unsupported names or out-of-range fractions, including settings unused by -the selected method. +`"glmGamPoi"` uses `overdispersion_shrinkage_list.dispersion_trend` from +`glmGamPoi::glm_gp` for the taxa passing the prevalence filter, with `theta = 1 / dispersion` fixed +in each negative-binomial GLM. Both options use a Wald test of the group +coefficient with fixed scale 1; `"glmGamPoi"` is refused outside `nb_glm`. `zinb` and `hurdle_nb` +fit a zero-process and negative-binomial count process per taxon, then use a 2-df likelihood-ratio +test for the group effect in both processes. Their count-component fold change is reported; the zero +process effect remains in diagnostics. +The trend is plugged into an NB Wald model; its estimation uncertainty is not +propagated. This option does not implement glmGamPoi's quasi-likelihood test. +Method and offset names are stripped and lowercased; dispersion names are +stripped and matched without regard to case, then stored as `"ml"` or +`"glmGamPoi"`. Throws `ArgumentError` for unsupported names, invalid numeric +settings, or incompatible method choices: an explicit reference or non-zero +penalty requires a multinomial method, and `"mom"` requires +`"dirichlet_multinomial"`. Numeric bounds are checked even for settings unused +by the selected method. Errors converting validated values to the stored +numeric types propagate, including `InexactError` for `max_iter` outside the +range of `Int`. """ struct DifferentialConfig - method :: String - offset :: String - min_prevalence :: Float64 - replacement_delta :: Float64 - dispersion :: String + method :: String + offset :: String + min_prevalence :: Float64 + replacement_delta :: Float64 + dispersion :: String + replacement_method :: String + bayesian_alpha :: Union{Float64,Nothing} + mn_reference_taxon :: Union{Nothing,String} + mn_penalty :: Float64 + dm_overdispersion_method :: String + max_iter :: Int + tol :: Float64 + max_seconds :: Float64 + mc_samples :: Int function DifferentialConfig(offset::AbstractString="tss", min_prevalence::Real=0.0; method::AbstractString="nb_glm", replacement_delta::Real=DEFAULT_DELTA, - dispersion::AbstractString="ml") + dispersion::AbstractString="ml", + replacement_method::AbstractString="bayesian_multiplicative", + bayesian_alpha::Union{Real,Nothing}=nothing, + mn_reference_taxon::Union{Nothing,AbstractString}=nothing, + mn_penalty::Real=0.0, + dm_overdispersion_method::AbstractString="mle", + max_iter::Integer=COMPOSITIONAL_MAX_ITER, + tol::Real=COMPOSITIONAL_TOL, + max_seconds::Real=COMPOSITIONAL_MAX_SECONDS, + mc_samples::Real=DEFAULT_MC_SAMPLES) m = lowercase(strip(String(method))) m in METHODS || throw(ArgumentError( "analysis.differential.method must be one of $(join(METHODS, ", ")), not '$method'")) @@ -97,7 +193,46 @@ struct DifferentialConfig "analysis.differential.min_prevalence must be a fraction in [0, 1], not $min_prevalence")) (isfinite(replacement_delta) && 0 < replacement_delta < 1) || throw(ArgumentError( "analysis.differential.replacement_delta must be in (0, 1), not $replacement_delta")) - new(m, o, Float64(min_prevalence), Float64(replacement_delta), d) + ref = if isnothing(mn_reference_taxon) || isempty(strip(String(mn_reference_taxon))) + nothing + else + String(strip(String(mn_reference_taxon))) + end + (isfinite(mn_penalty) && mn_penalty >= 0) || throw(ArgumentError( + "analysis.differential.mn_penalty must be a finite number >= 0, not $mn_penalty")) + dm = lowercase(strip(String(dm_overdispersion_method))) + dm in DM_METHODS || throw(ArgumentError( + "analysis.differential.dm_overdispersion_method must be one of " * + "$(join(DM_METHODS, ", ")), not '$dm_overdispersion_method'")) + compositional = m in COMPOSITIONAL_METHODS + (isnothing(ref) || compositional) || throw(ArgumentError( + "analysis.differential.mn_reference_taxon applies to method multinomial or " * + "dirichlet_multinomial, but method is '$m'; only those two models have a reference taxon")) + (mn_penalty == 0 || compositional) || throw(ArgumentError( + "analysis.differential.mn_penalty applies to method multinomial or " * + "dirichlet_multinomial, but method is '$m'; only those two models are penalised")) + (dm == "mle" || m == "dirichlet_multinomial") || throw(ArgumentError( + "analysis.differential.dm_overdispersion_method is a Dirichlet-multinomial setting, " * + "but method is '$m'; set it to mle or select method dirichlet_multinomial")) + (max_iter >= 1) || throw(ArgumentError( + "analysis.differential.max_iter must be at least 1, not $max_iter")) + (isfinite(tol) && tol > 0) || throw(ArgumentError( + "analysis.differential.tolerance must be positive and finite, not $tol")) + (isfinite(max_seconds) && max_seconds > 0) || throw(ArgumentError( + "analysis.differential.max_seconds must be positive and finite, not $max_seconds")) + r = _replacement_method(replacement_method) + (isnothing(bayesian_alpha) || + (!(bayesian_alpha isa Bool) && isfinite(bayesian_alpha) && bayesian_alpha > 0)) || + throw(ArgumentError("analysis.differential.bayesian_alpha must be empty or a " * + "finite number greater than 0, not $bayesian_alpha")) + (!(mc_samples isa Bool) && isfinite(mc_samples) && isinteger(mc_samples) && + MIN_MC_SAMPLES <= mc_samples <= MAX_MC_SAMPLES) || throw(ArgumentError( + "analysis.differential.mc_samples must be a whole number in " * + "[$MIN_MC_SAMPLES, $MAX_MC_SAMPLES], not $mc_samples")) + a = isnothing(bayesian_alpha) ? nothing : Float64(bayesian_alpha) + new(m, o, Float64(min_prevalence), Float64(replacement_delta), d, r, a, ref, + Float64(mn_penalty), dm, Int(max_iter), Float64(tol), Float64(max_seconds), + Int(mc_samples)) end end @@ -147,9 +282,28 @@ Raised when the R package glmGamPoi, which provides the shrunken dispersion """ struct GlmGamPoiUnavailable <: Exception end +""" + Base.showerror(io::IO, ::GlmGamPoiUnavailable) + +Write the missing-package error and guidance to restore the pinned R library or select +`dispersion: ml` to `io`, without a trailing newline. +""" Base.showerror(io::IO, ::GlmGamPoiUnavailable) = print(io, "the R package glmGamPoi is not available, so the shrunken dispersion cannot be " * - "fitted; restore the R library from renv.lock (Rscript -e 'renv::restore()')") + "fitted; restore the pinned R library (Rscript -e 'renv::restore()') " * + "or use analysis.differential.dispersion: ml") + +""" + RStatsUnavailable() + +Raised when the embedded R `stats` package cannot be loaded for compositional +differential abundance models (`ancom_bc`, `aldex2`, `songbird`). +""" +struct RStatsUnavailable <: Exception end + +Base.showerror(io::IO, ::RStatsUnavailable) = print(io, + "the R package stats is not available, so compositional differential abundance " * + "models cannot be fitted; install R with its base packages") """ _geomean(x) -> Float64 @@ -282,23 +436,24 @@ da_result <- data.frame(status = rep("ok", da_n), note = rep("", da_n), # glmGamPoi's shrunken dispersion, fitted across all taxa in one call -- its # genes x samples convention, so the counts are transposed, and size_factors # is the linear size factor (the per-taxon fits below take its log as the -# offset). A fit error or a dispersion that is not one finite positive value -# per taxon fails every taxon with the reason: with theta given, not -# estimated, there is nothing left to fall back to. +# offset). A global fit error or missing trend fails the batch. A zero trend +# is a per-taxon Poisson boundary; malformed values fail only their own taxa. +# No fallback to a different dispersion estimator is permitted. da_phi <- rep(NA_real_, da_n) da_gp_failed <- "" if (da_use_gp) { da_gp <- tryCatch( glmGamPoi::glm_gp(t(da_counts), design = model.matrix(~ da_g), - size_factors = exp(da_offset)), + size_factors = exp(da_offset), overdispersion_shrinkage = TRUE), error = function(e) e) if (inherits(da_gp, "error")) { da_gp_failed <- paste("glm_gp stopped with an error:", conditionMessage(da_gp)) } else { - da_phi <- as.numeric(da_gp[["overdispersions"]]) - if (length(da_phi) != da_n || any(!is.finite(da_phi)) || any(da_phi <= 0)) { - da_gp_failed <- paste("glm_gp returned a dispersion that is not one finite", - "positive value per taxon") + # glm_gp's overdispersions retain the unshrunk MLEs. Its NB refit uses + # dispersion_trend; ql_disp_shrunken is a distinct quasi-likelihood scale. + da_phi <- as.numeric(da_gp[["overdispersion_shrinkage_list"]][["dispersion_trend"]]) + if (length(da_phi) != da_n) { + da_gp_failed <- "glm_gp returned no dispersion trend for each taxon" da_phi <- rep(NA_real_, da_n) } } @@ -334,6 +489,16 @@ for (da_j in seq_len(da_n)) { # negative.binomial family, so the Wald test and every check below are the # same machinery on a given dispersion instead of an estimated one. if (da_use_gp) { + if (!is.finite(da_phi[da_j]) || da_phi[da_j] < 0) { + da_result[da_j, "status"] <- "failed" + da_result[da_j, "note"] <- "the dispersion trend for this taxon is invalid" + next + } + if (da_phi[da_j] == 0) { + da_result[da_j, "status"] <- "boundary" + da_result[da_j, "note"] <- "zero dispersion: Poisson boundary; NB Wald inference withheld" + next + } da_theta <- 1 / da_phi[da_j] if (!is.finite(da_theta) || da_theta <= 0) { da_result[da_j, "status"] <- "failed" @@ -379,7 +544,7 @@ for (da_j in seq_len(da_n)) { paste(c(da_fit[["th.warn"]], da_warns), collapse = "; ")) next } - da_co <- summary(da_fit)[["coefficients"]] + da_co <- summary(da_fit, dispersion = 1)[["coefficients"]] if (!(da_term %in% rownames(da_co))) { da_result[da_j, "status"] <- "failed" da_result[da_j, "note"] <- "the group coefficient is not estimable (aliased)" @@ -424,19 +589,33 @@ _num(x) = (ismissing(x) || isnothing(x) || !isfinite(x)) ? nothing : Float64(x) """ fit_nb(counts, groups, offset; levels, dispersion="ml") -> DataFrame -Fit `MASS::glm.nb(y ~ group + offset(offset))` to each column of the samples x -taxa integer matrix `counts`. `levels` is `(reference, contrast)`, so the -estimate is the natural-log fold change of `contrast` over `reference`. +Fit a negative-binomial GLM with a log link to each column of the samples x +taxa integer matrix `counts`. `offset` contains the natural logarithm of each +sample's size factor. `levels` is `(reference, contrast)`, so the estimate is +the natural-log fold change of `contrast` over `reference`. `dispersion` names where each taxon's theta comes from: `"ml"` (the default) -takes `glm.nb`'s own maximum-likelihood estimate, `"glmGamPoi"` takes the -shrunken dispersion `glmGamPoi::glm_gp` fits across all taxa in one call and -runs each per-taxon fit through `MASS::negative.binomial(theta = 1/phi)`, so -the Wald test and its checks are unchanged. +takes `MASS::glm.nb`'s maximum-likelihood estimate; `"glmGamPoi"` uses the +`overdispersion_shrinkage_list.dispersion_trend` from `glmGamPoi::glm_gp` on +all supplied taxa in one call, then fits each taxon with `theta = 1 / dispersion` fixed. Both options +use a Wald test of the group coefficient. Names are stripped and matched +without regard to case. + Returns one row per taxon with `status` (`ok`, `boundary` or `failed`), `note`, `estimate`, `se`, `statistic`, `pvalue` and `theta`; a failed taxon has -`nothing` for every statistic. Throws `MASSUnavailable` when MASS cannot be -loaded, `GlmGamPoiUnavailable` when `dispersion` is `"glmGamPoi"` and glmGamPoi -cannot be loaded, and `RBusyError` when the R runtime stays busy. +`nothing` for every statistic. Boundary fits retain their statistics: theta +at or above 1e7 marks the Poisson end, and theta at or below 1e-8 marks extreme +variance. Constant counts, complete separation, non-convergence and unusable +coefficients produce failed rows. Errors caught from the model-fitting calls +also produce failed rows; a caught `glm_gp` error or an invalid dispersion +vector fails every taxon, with no fallback to `"ml"`. A zero trend marks only +its taxon as a Poisson boundary and withholds NB Wald statistics. Invalid +negative/non-finite trends fail only the affected taxa. + +Throws `ArgumentError` for an unsupported dispersion name or mismatched sample, +group and offset lengths, `MASSUnavailable` when MASS cannot be loaded, +`GlmGamPoiUnavailable` when `"glmGamPoi"` is selected and its package cannot be +loaded, and `RBusyError` when the R runtime stays busy. R errors outside the +caught model-fitting calls propagate. """ function fit_nb(counts::AbstractMatrix{<:Integer}, groups::AbstractVector{<:AbstractString}, offset::AbstractVector{<:Real}; levels::NTuple{2,String}, @@ -477,13 +656,219 @@ function fit_nb(counts::AbstractMatrix{<:Integer}, groups::AbstractVector{<:Abst theta = _num.(raw.theta)) end +# Two-part NB models are implemented with base R's optim/stats likelihoods: no +# pscl/glmmTMB dependency is introduced. The joint 2-df LRT tests the group term +# in both components; a count-part Wald estimate alone would miss zero-process +# changes. The models are deliberately fixed-effect, per-taxon models. +const _FIT_TWO_PART_R = raw""" +da_g01 <- as.numeric(da_group == da_levels[2]) +da_n <- ncol(da_counts) +da_result <- data.frame(status=rep("ok", da_n), note=rep("", da_n), + estimate=rep(NA_real_, da_n), se=rep(NA_real_, da_n), statistic=rep(NA_real_, da_n), + pvalue=rep(NA_real_, da_n), theta=rep(NA_real_, da_n), zero_estimate=rep(NA_real_, da_n)) +da_tp_logspace_add <- function(a,b) { m <- pmax(a,b); m + log(exp(a-m)+exp(b-m)) } +da_tp_nll <- function(par, y, grp, off, kind, null=FALSE) { + if (null) { b0 <- par[1]; b1 <- 0; z0 <- par[2]; z1 <- 0; lt <- par[3] } + else { b0 <- par[1]; b1 <- par[2]; z0 <- par[3]; z1 <- par[4]; lt <- par[5] } + if (!is.finite(lt) || lt < -15 || lt > 15) return(1e100) + theta <- exp(lt) + mu <- exp(pmax(-30, pmin(30, b0 + b1*grp + off))) + q <- plogis(pmax(-30, pmin(30, z0 + z1*grp))) + nb <- dnbinom(y, size=theta, mu=mu, log=TRUE) + nb0 <- dnbinom(0, size=theta, mu=mu) + if (kind == "zinb") { + ll <- ifelse(y == 0, da_tp_logspace_add(log(q), log1p(-q) + nb), log1p(-q) + nb) + } else { + ll <- ifelse(y == 0, log(q), log1p(-q) + nb - log1p(-nb0)) + } + if (any(!is.finite(ll))) return(1e100) + -sum(ll) +} +for (da_j in seq_len(da_n)) { + da_tp_y <- da_counts[,da_j] + if (length(unique(da_tp_y)) < 2L) { da_result[da_j,"status"] <- "failed"; da_result[da_j,"note"] <- "counts are constant"; next } + da_tp_init <- c(log((sum(da_tp_y)+0.5)/sum(exp(da_offset))), 0, + qlogis(min(.95,max(.05,mean(da_tp_y==0)*.8))), 0, 0) + da_tp_fit <- tryCatch(optim(da_tp_init, da_tp_nll, y=da_tp_y, grp=da_g01, + off=da_offset, kind=da_kind, method="BFGS", hessian=TRUE, + control=list(maxit=1000, reltol=1e-9)), error=function(e)e) + da_tp_null_init <- da_tp_init[c(1,3,5)] + da_tp_nullfit <- tryCatch(optim(da_tp_null_init, da_tp_nll, y=da_tp_y, grp=da_g01, + off=da_offset, kind=da_kind, null=TRUE, method="BFGS", + control=list(maxit=1000, reltol=1e-9)), error=function(e)e) + if (inherits(da_tp_fit,"error") || inherits(da_tp_nullfit,"error") || + da_tp_fit$convergence != 0 || da_tp_nullfit$convergence != 0 || + !is.finite(da_tp_fit$value) || !is.finite(da_tp_nullfit$value)) { + da_result[da_j,"status"] <- "failed"; da_result[da_j,"note"] <- "two-part likelihood did not converge"; next + } + da_tp_info <- tryCatch(solve(da_tp_fit$hessian), error=function(e)NULL) + if (is.null(da_tp_info) || any(!is.finite(da_tp_info)) || any(diag(da_tp_info)<=0)) { + da_result[da_j,"status"] <- "failed"; da_result[da_j,"note"] <- "singular or non-positive likelihood Hessian"; next + } + da_tp_delta <- da_tp_nullfit$value-da_tp_fit$value + if (da_tp_delta < -1e-6) { + da_result[da_j,"status"] <- "failed"; da_result[da_j,"note"] <- "full model did not attain the nested null-model likelihood"; next + } + da_tp_lrt <- max(0,2*da_tp_delta) + da_result[da_j,"estimate"] <- da_tp_fit$par[2] + da_result[da_j,"se"] <- sqrt(da_tp_info[2,2]) + da_result[da_j,"statistic"] <- da_tp_lrt + da_result[da_j,"pvalue"] <- pchisq(da_tp_lrt, df=2, lower.tail=FALSE) + da_result[da_j,"theta"] <- exp(da_tp_fit$par[5]) + da_result[da_j,"zero_estimate"] <- da_tp_fit$par[4] +} +""" + +""" + fit_two_part_nb(counts, groups, offset; levels, kind) -> DataFrame + +Fit per-taxon zero-inflated (`kind="zinb"`) or hurdle (`kind="hurdle_nb"`) +negative-binomial likelihoods. `offset` is the log size factor for the NB +count component. Both logistic components and the count mean include the +binary group effect. The returned p-value is the joint 2-df likelihood-ratio +test against a model without either group effect; `estimate` is the count +log-fold change and `zero_estimate` is the group log-odds coefficient for the +zero/occurrence component. Requires at least two samples in each group. +""" +function fit_two_part_nb(counts::AbstractMatrix{<:Integer}, groups::AbstractVector{<:AbstractString}, + offset::AbstractVector{<:Real}; levels::NTuple{2,String}, kind::AbstractString) + kind in ("zinb", "hurdle_nb") || throw(ArgumentError("kind must be zinb or hurdle_nb")) + size(counts,1) == length(groups) == length(offset) || throw(ArgumentError("counts, groups and offset must align")) + all(>=(0), counts) || throw(ArgumentError("counts must be non-negative")) + all(isfinite, offset) || throw(ArgumentError("count offsets must be finite")) + all(g -> g in levels, groups) || throw(ArgumentError("groups must be exactly $(levels)")) + all(g -> count(==(g), groups) >= 2, levels) || throw(ArgumentError("both groups need at least two samples for a two-part model")) + raw = with_r_lock(; timeout=R_WAIT_SECONDS[]) do + RCall.globalEnv[:da_counts] = Matrix{Int}(counts) + RCall.globalEnv[:da_group] = String.(groups) + RCall.globalEnv[:da_levels] = collect(levels) + RCall.globalEnv[:da_offset] = Float64.(offset) + RCall.globalEnv[:da_kind] = kind == "zinb" ? "zinb" : "hurdle" + try + RCall.reval(_FIT_TWO_PART_R) + DataFrame(RCall.rcopy(RCall.reval("da_result"))) + finally + RCall.reval("rm(list=intersect(ls(), c('da_counts','da_group','da_levels','da_offset','da_kind','da_g01','da_n','da_result','da_tp_logspace_add','da_tp_nll','da_tp_y','da_tp_init','da_tp_fit','da_tp_null_init','da_tp_nullfit','da_tp_info','da_tp_delta','da_tp_lrt'))); invisible(gc())") + end + end + DataFrame(status=String.(raw.status), note=String.(raw.note), estimate=_num.(raw.estimate), + se=_num.(raw.se), statistic=_num.(raw.statistic), pvalue=_num.(raw.pvalue), + theta=_num.(raw.theta), zero_estimate=_num.(raw.zero_estimate)) +end + +# Single-visit microbiome tables cannot distinguish true absence from missed +# detection without external assumptions. This estimator therefore accepts an +# explicit site × visit × taxon detection-history array and refuses fewer than +# two visits. Detection is constant across visits in v1; ψ has an intercept and +# group effect. This is intentionally a separate API from differential_abundance +# until the UI can collect a repeated-visit design instead of inventing one. +const _FIT_OCCUPANCY_R = raw""" +da_occ_logspace_add <- function(a,b) { m <- pmax(a,b); m + log(exp(a-m)+exp(b-m)) } +da_n <- dim(da_history)[3] +da_occ_result <- data.frame(status=rep("ok",da_n), note=rep("",da_n), + estimate=rep(NA_real_,da_n), se=rep(NA_real_,da_n), statistic=rep(NA_real_,da_n), + pvalue=rep(NA_real_,da_n), psi_reference=rep(NA_real_,da_n), + psi_contrast=rep(NA_real_,da_n), detection_probability=rep(NA_real_,da_n)) +da_occ_nll <- function(par, history, grp, null=FALSE) { + if (null) { b0 <- par[1]; b1 <- 0; a0 <- par[2] } + else { b0 <- par[1]; b1 <- par[2]; a0 <- par[3] } + psi <- plogis(pmax(-30,pmin(30,b0+b1*grp))) + p <- plogis(pmax(-30,pmin(30,a0))) + k <- ncol(history); detected <- rowSums(history)>0 + lp_detect <- rowSums(ifelse(history==1,log(p),log1p(-p))) + lp_none <- da_occ_logspace_add(log1p(-psi), log(psi)+k*log1p(-p)) + ll <- ifelse(detected,log(psi)+lp_detect,lp_none) + if(any(!is.finite(ll))) return(1e100) + -sum(ll) +} +for (da_j in seq_len(da_n)) { + da_occ_h <- da_history[,,da_j]; storage.mode(da_occ_h) <- "integer" + if (all(rowSums(da_occ_h)==0)) { + da_occ_result[da_j,"status"] <- "failed"; da_occ_result[da_j,"note"] <- "no detections in this taxon's history"; next + } + da_occ_init <- c(qlogis(min(.95,max(.05,mean(rowSums(da_occ_h)>0)*1.5))), 0, + qlogis(min(.95,max(.05,mean(da_occ_h))))) + da_occ_fit <- tryCatch(optim(da_occ_init,da_occ_nll,history=da_occ_h,grp=da_g01, + method="BFGS",hessian=TRUE,control=list(maxit=1000,reltol=1e-10)),error=function(e)e) + da_occ_nullfit <- tryCatch(optim(da_occ_init[c(1,3)],da_occ_nll,history=da_occ_h,grp=da_g01, + null=TRUE,method="BFGS",control=list(maxit=1000,reltol=1e-10)),error=function(e)e) + if (inherits(da_occ_fit,"error") || inherits(da_occ_nullfit,"error") || + da_occ_fit$convergence!=0 || da_occ_nullfit$convergence!=0) { + da_occ_result[da_j,"status"] <- "failed"; da_occ_result[da_j,"note"] <- "occupancy likelihood did not converge"; next + } + da_occ_vc <- tryCatch(solve(da_occ_fit$hessian),error=function(e)NULL) + if (is.null(da_occ_vc) || any(!is.finite(da_occ_vc)) || da_occ_vc[2,2]<=0) { + da_occ_result[da_j,"status"] <- "failed"; da_occ_result[da_j,"note"] <- "singular occupancy likelihood Hessian"; next + } + da_occ_delta <- da_occ_nullfit$value-da_occ_fit$value + if (da_occ_delta < -1e-6) { + da_occ_result[da_j,"status"] <- "failed"; da_occ_result[da_j,"note"] <- "full occupancy model did not attain the nested null likelihood"; next + } + da_occ_lrt <- max(0,2*da_occ_delta) + da_occ_result[da_j,"estimate"] <- da_occ_fit$par[2] + da_occ_result[da_j,"se"] <- sqrt(da_occ_vc[2,2]) + da_occ_result[da_j,"statistic"] <- da_occ_lrt + da_occ_result[da_j,"pvalue"] <- pchisq(da_occ_lrt,df=1,lower.tail=FALSE) + da_occ_result[da_j,"psi_reference"] <- plogis(da_occ_fit$par[1]) + da_occ_result[da_j,"psi_contrast"] <- plogis(da_occ_fit$par[1]+da_occ_fit$par[2]) + da_occ_result[da_j,"detection_probability"] <- plogis(da_occ_fit$par[3]) +} +""" + +""" + fit_occupancy(history, groups, taxa; levels) -> DataFrame + +Single-species occupancy likelihood with imperfect detection and repeated visits. +`history` is a sites × visits × taxa Bool array. At least two visits are +required: single-visit histories do not separate occupancy from detection +without strong external assumptions. Detection probability is constant across +visits in this initial implementation; occupancy has an intercept and a +binary reference/contrast effect. Results include `psi_reference` for `levels[1]`, +`psi_contrast` for `levels[2]`, the shared detection estimate `p`, the occupancy +log-odds contrast and an LRT p-value. This is a lower-level API; it is not +silently applied to ordinary one-observation-per-sample count tables. +""" +function fit_occupancy(history::AbstractArray{Bool,3}, groups::AbstractVector{<:AbstractString}, + taxa::AbstractVector{<:AbstractString}; levels::NTuple{2,String}) + sites, visits, n_taxa = size(history) + sites > 0 && n_taxa > 0 || throw(ArgumentError("occupancy needs at least one site and one taxon")) + visits >= 2 || throw(ArgumentError("occupancy needs at least two repeat visits per site; single-visit detection and occupancy are not separately identifiable")) + length(groups) == sites || throw(ArgumentError("occupancy history has $sites sites but $(length(groups)) group labels")) + length(taxa) == n_taxa || throw(ArgumentError("occupancy history has $n_taxa taxa but $(length(taxa)) taxon names")) + all(g -> g in levels, groups) || throw(ArgumentError("occupancy groups must be exactly $(levels)")) + all(g -> count(==(g), groups) >= 2, levels) || throw(ArgumentError("each occupancy group needs at least two sites")) + raw = with_r_lock(; timeout=R_WAIT_SECONDS[]) do + RCall.globalEnv[:da_history] = Int.(history) + RCall.globalEnv[:da_group] = String.(groups) + RCall.globalEnv[:da_levels] = collect(levels) + RCall.globalEnv[:da_g01] = Float64.(groups .== levels[2]) + try + RCall.reval(_FIT_OCCUPANCY_R) + DataFrame(RCall.rcopy(RCall.reval("da_occ_result"))) + finally + RCall.reval("rm(list=intersect(ls(),c('da_history','da_group','da_levels','da_g01','da_n','da_occ_result','da_occ_logspace_add','da_occ_nll','da_occ_h','da_occ_init','da_occ_fit','da_occ_nullfit','da_occ_vc','da_occ_delta','da_occ_lrt'))); invisible(gc())") + end + end + p = [_num(x) for x in raw.pvalue] + family = findall(x -> !isnothing(x) && raw.status[x] == "ok", eachindex(p)) + adjusted = Union{Nothing,Float64}[nothing for _ in eachindex(p)] + if !isempty(family) + values = bh_adjust(Float64[p[i] for i in family]) + for (k,i) in enumerate(family); adjusted[i] = values[k]; end + end + DataFrame(status=String.(raw.status), note=String.(raw.note), + occupancy_log_odds=_num.(raw.estimate), standard_error=_num.(raw.se), + statistic=_num.(raw.statistic), pvalue=p, padj=adjusted, + psi_reference=_num.(raw.psi_reference), psi_contrast=_num.(raw.psi_contrast), + detection_probability=_num.(raw.detection_probability), taxon=String.(taxa)) +end + """ clr_transform(x) -> Matrix{Float64} Centred log-ratio of each row (sample) of the samples x taxa matrix `x`: `log(x_ij)` minus the mean of `log(x_i·)`, so every row sums to zero. Every -value must be finite and positive or an `ArgumentError` is thrown; replace -zeros first. +value must be positive; replace zeros first. """ function clr_transform(x::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}) all(v -> isfinite(v) && v > 0, x) || throw(ArgumentError( @@ -499,16 +884,43 @@ end # `min_prevalence` before this runs. Errors and warnings are captured, not raised. const _REPLACE_R = raw""" da_warns <- character(0) -da_out <- tryCatch( +da_posterior_t <- NULL +da_posterior_s <- NULL +da_out <- tryCatch({ + da_args <- list(X = da_counts, label = 0, method = da_method, output = "prop", + frac = da_frac, z.warning = 1, z.delete = FALSE, + suppress.print = TRUE) + if (da_method != "CZM") { + # The Dirichlet posterior is parameterised by the observed counts plus + # s*t. GBM estimates s; method="user" keeps the same leave-one-out t but + # takes s from the explicitly configured alpha. Returning t and s lets a + # caller reconstruct that posterior without storing posterior draws. + da_x <- as.data.frame(da_counts) + da_x[da_x == 0] <- NA + da_n <- nrow(da_x) + da_d <- ncol(da_x) + da_prior <- matrix(0, nrow = da_n, ncol = da_d) + for (da_i in seq_len(da_n)) { + da_prior[da_i, ] <- apply(da_x, 2, function(da_col) sum(da_col[-da_i], na.rm = TRUE)) + } + da_posterior_t <- da_prior / rowSums(da_prior) + da_posterior_s <- if (da_method == "user") { + rep(da_alpha, da_n) + } else { + 1 / apply(da_posterior_t, 1, function(da_row) exp(mean(log(da_row)))) + } + if (da_method == "user") { + da_args$t <- da_posterior_t + da_args$s <- da_posterior_s + } + } withCallingHandlers( - as.matrix(zCompositions::cmultRepl(da_counts, label = 0, method = "GBM", output = "prop", - frac = da_frac, z.warning = 1, z.delete = FALSE, - suppress.print = TRUE)), + as.matrix(do.call(zCompositions::cmultRepl, da_args)), warning = function(w) { da_warns <<- c(da_warns, conditionMessage(w)) invokeRestart("muffleWarning") - }), - error = function(e) conditionMessage(e)) + }) +}, error = function(e) conditionMessage(e)) """ """ @@ -516,9 +928,8 @@ da_out <- tryCatch( Check that cmultRepl's output `out` is one valid composition per sample: the same shape as the input whose zeros `zero_mask` marks, and every row finite, -positive and summing to 1 within an absolute tolerance of 1e-8. Throws -`ErrorException` if the shapes differ, or `ArgumentError` naming the first -invalid sample and pointing at `min_prevalence`. Returns `out` unchanged. +positive and summing to 1. Throws `ArgumentError` naming the first sample that +fails, pointing at `min_prevalence`. """ function _check_compositions(out::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, zero_mask::AbstractMatrix{Bool}, samples::AbstractVector{<:AbstractString}) @@ -536,76 +947,122 @@ function _check_compositions(out::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, zero_mask::AbstractMat out end -""" - replace_zeros(counts; frac=DEFAULT_DELTA, samples, taxa) -> NamedTuple +# Heuristic numerical cautions, not claims that a particular delta is +# biologically correct. They travel with the result so exported provenance does +# not separate the warning from the parameter that caused it. +function _delta_warnings(frac::Real) + warnings = String[] + frac < 0.01 && push!(warnings, + "replacement_delta < 0.01 can underflow or make imputed proportions numerically indistinguishable from zero") + frac >= 0.9 && push!(warnings, + "replacement_delta >= 0.9 can give replaced zeros substantial mass relative to observed parts") + warnings +end -Replace the zeros of the samples x taxa read-count matrix `counts` with -`zCompositions::cmultRepl(counts, label = 0, method = "GBM", output = "prop", -frac = frac)`, the geometric Bayesian-multiplicative replacement for count -data. Returns `(proportions, zeros_replaced, imputed_mass, warnings)`: -`proportions` has the same shape as `counts`, each row summing to 1 with no -zero left; `imputed_mass` is the share of each sample's total held by replaced -values; `warnings` is whatever R warned. -`frac` controls the fraction of a taxon's smallest observed proportion used -to lower an excessive imputed proportion (see [`DifferentialConfig`](@ref)). -Without zeros, returns row-normalised counts, but still requires zCompositions. +""" + replace_zeros(counts; method="bayesian_multiplicative", frac=DEFAULT_DELTA, + alpha=nothing, samples, taxa) -> NamedTuple + +Replace zeros in the samples x taxa read-count matrix `counts` through +`zCompositions::cmultRepl`. `method="multiplicative_replacement"` selects its +CZM replacement (`frac * 0.5 / sample_total`, followed by the reference's cap +and multiplicative closure). `method="bayesian_multiplicative"` selects GBM by +default; a finite, strictly positive `alpha` instead selects `method="user"` +with the same leave-one-out Dirichlet prior mean and `s=alpha`. + +Returns `(proportions, zeros_replaced, imputed_mass, warnings, posterior, +method, delta, alpha)`. Every output row is a positive composition summing to +1, and ratios among observed parts are preserved. `warnings` combines R's +warnings with delta's numerical cautions. For Bayesian replacement with at +least one zero, `posterior=(prior_mean, concentration)` parameterises each +sample's pre-adjustment Dirichlet posterior exactly: +`Dirichlet(counts[i, :] + concentration[i] * prior_mean[i, :])`. It is not a +posterior draw, and cmultRepl's subsequent `frac` cap and multiplicative closure +are not part of that Dirichlet distribution. Posterior is `nothing` for CZM or +when there are no zeros to replace. The caller chooses the taxa: everything passed in is replaced and kept, none is -dropped. Throws `ArgumentError` when there are fewer than 2 taxa, when a taxon -has reads in fewer than 2 samples (the GBM prior is then undefined), when a -sample has no reads, or when cmultRepl refuses or returns a value that is not a -positive proportion; the messages name the taxon or sample and point at +dropped. Throws `ArgumentError` for invalid delta/alpha/method values, fewer +than 2 taxa, an empty sample, a never-observed taxon, or a taxon seen in fewer +than 2 samples for Bayesian replacement (whose leave-one-out prior is then +undefined). Errors name the affected taxon or sample and point at `min_prevalence`. Throws `ZCompositionsUnavailable` when zCompositions cannot -be loaded and `RBusyError` when the R runtime stays busy. Mismatched sample or -taxon labels raise `ArgumentError`; a changed output shape raises `ErrorException`. +be loaded and `RBusyError` when the R runtime stays busy. """ function replace_zeros(counts::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}; + method::AbstractString="bayesian_multiplicative", frac::Real=DEFAULT_DELTA, + alpha::Union{Real,Nothing}=nothing, samples::AbstractVector{<:AbstractString}=["sample $i" for i in axes(counts, 1)], taxa::AbstractVector{<:AbstractString}=["taxon $j" for j in axes(counts, 2)]) + m = _replacement_method(method) + (isfinite(frac) && 0 < frac < 1) || throw(ArgumentError( + "replacement delta must be in (0, 1), not $frac")) + (isnothing(alpha) || (!(alpha isa Bool) && isfinite(alpha) && alpha > 0)) || + throw(ArgumentError("Bayesian alpha must be empty or a finite number greater than 0, not $alpha")) + a = isnothing(alpha) ? nothing : Float64(alpha) size(counts) == (length(samples), length(taxa)) || throw(ArgumentError( "the table is $(size(counts)) but there are $(length(samples)) samples and $(length(taxa)) taxa")) size(counts, 2) >= 2 || throw(ArgumentError( "the centred log-ratio needs at least 2 taxa; there are $(size(counts, 2))")) + validate_counts(counts, samples, taxa) n = size(counts, 1) - sparse = [j for j in axes(counts, 2) if count(>(0), view(counts, :, j)) < 2] - isempty(sparse) || throw(ArgumentError( - "$(length(sparse)) taxa have reads in fewer than 2 samples, so cmultRepl's " * - "Bayesian-multiplicative prior cannot be estimated for them (" * - join(("'$(taxa[j])'" for j in first(sparse, 5)), ", ") * - (length(sparse) > 5 ? ", ..." : "") * "); raise analysis.differential.min_prevalence " * - "to at least $(round(2 / n; digits=3)) so that only taxa seen in 2 or more samples are tested")) + zero_mask = counts .== 0 + n_zero = count(zero_mask) + n_zero > 0 && n < 2 && throw(ArgumentError( + "zCompositions::cmultRepl needs at least 2 samples for zero replacement")) + + minimum_present = m == "bayesian_multiplicative" ? 2 : 1 + sparse = [j for j in axes(counts, 2) if count(>(0), view(counts, :, j)) < minimum_present] + if !isempty(sparse) + reason = m == "bayesian_multiplicative" ? + "cmultRepl's Bayesian-multiplicative leave-one-out prior cannot be estimated for them" : + "cmultRepl's CZM method has no observed proportion for them" + throw(ArgumentError( + "$(length(sparse)) taxa have reads in fewer than $minimum_present sample" * + (minimum_present == 1 ? "" : "s") * ", so $reason (" * + join(("'$(taxa[j])'" for j in first(sparse, 5)), ", ") * + (length(sparse) > 5 ? ", ..." : "") * "); raise analysis.differential.min_prevalence " * + "to at least $(round(minimum_present / n; digits=3)) so that only adequately observed taxa are tested")) + end for i in axes(counts, 1) sum(view(counts, i, :)) > 0 || throw(ArgumentError( "sample '$(samples[i])' has no reads in the $(size(counts, 2)) taxa that pass " * "min_prevalence, so it has no composition to transform")) end - zero_mask = counts .== 0 - n_zero = count(zero_mask) - out, warns = with_r_lock(; timeout=R_WAIT_SECONDS[]) do + r_method = m == "multiplicative_replacement" ? "CZM" : isnothing(a) ? "GBM" : "user" + out, warns, posterior = with_r_lock(; timeout=R_WAIT_SECONDS[]) do RCall.rcopy(RCall.reval("requireNamespace('zCompositions', quietly = TRUE)")) || throw(ZCompositionsUnavailable()) # cmultRepl stops when there is no zero to replace; the closure of the - # data is then the whole answer. - n_zero == 0 && return (Float64.(counts) ./ sum(counts; dims=2), String[]) + # data is then the whole answer and no posterior replacement is needed. + n_zero == 0 && return (Float64.(counts) ./ sum(counts; dims=2), String[], nothing) RCall.globalEnv[:da_counts] = Matrix{Float64}(counts) RCall.globalEnv[:da_frac] = Float64(frac) + RCall.globalEnv[:da_method] = r_method + RCall.globalEnv[:da_alpha] = something(a, 0.0) try RCall.reval(_REPLACE_R) res = RCall.rcopy(RCall.reval("da_out")) res isa AbstractString && throw(ArgumentError( "zCompositions::cmultRepl refused the table: $res. Raising " * "analysis.differential.min_prevalence leaves fewer, better-observed taxa")) - (Matrix{Float64}(res), String.(RCall.rcopy(Vector{String}, RCall.reval("da_warns")))) + post = m == "bayesian_multiplicative" ? ( + prior_mean=Matrix{Float64}(RCall.rcopy(RCall.reval("da_posterior_t"))), + concentration=Float64.(RCall.rcopy(RCall.reval("da_posterior_s")))) : nothing + (Matrix{Float64}(res), String.(RCall.rcopy(Vector{String}, RCall.reval("da_warns"))), post) finally - RCall.reval("rm(list = intersect(ls(), c('da_counts', 'da_frac', 'da_out', 'da_warns'))); " * - "invisible(gc())") + RCall.reval("rm(list = intersect(ls(), c('da_counts', 'da_frac', 'da_method', 'da_alpha', " * + "'da_out', 'da_warns', 'da_posterior_t', 'da_posterior_s', 'da_args', 'da_x', " * + "'da_n', 'da_d', 'da_prior', 'da_i', 'da_col', 'da_row'))); invisible(gc())") end end _check_compositions(out, zero_mask, samples) mass = [sum(out[i, j] for j in axes(out, 2) if zero_mask[i, j]; init=0.0) for i in axes(out, 1)] - (proportions=out, zeros_replaced=n_zero, imputed_mass=mass, warnings=unique(warns)) + append!(warns, _delta_warnings(frac)) + (proportions=out, zeros_replaced=n_zero, imputed_mass=mass, warnings=unique(warns), + posterior=posterior, method=m, delta=Float64(frac), alpha=a) end # The per-taxon Welch t-test loop, with the same `da_` naming and statuses as @@ -663,10 +1120,7 @@ the mean of `contrast` minus the mean of `reference`; the variances of the two groups are not assumed equal, since the groups often differ in size. Returns one row per taxon with `status` (`ok` or `failed`), `note`, `estimate`, `se`, `statistic` (Welch's t) and `pvalue`; a failed taxon has `nothing` for every -statistic. Errors from an individual R test become failed rows with a reason -in `note`. Throws `ArgumentError` if the group labels do not match the number -of samples and `RBusyError` when the R runtime stays busy; other R evaluation -or conversion errors propagate. +statistic. Throws `RBusyError` when the R runtime stays busy. """ function fit_welch(values::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, groups::AbstractVector{<:AbstractString}; levels::NTuple{2,String}) @@ -705,52 +1159,990 @@ _row(taxon, prevalence, note) = Dict{String,Any}( "pvalue" => nothing, "padj" => nothing, "dispersion_theta" => nothing, "prevalence" => prevalence) +""" + _calibration_caveat(dispersion, n_ref, n_con) -> Union{Dict{String,Any},Nothing} + +A result-level calibration caveat for the negative-binomial Wald tests, or +`nothing` when none is recorded. Every `"ml"` result carries one, scaled by +the smaller group size: `MASS::glm.nb` estimates theta taxon by taxon and the +fixed-scale Wald test then treats that estimate as known, ignoring its +sampling uncertainty (issue #193). The `"glmGamPoi"` dispersion trend shares +information across taxa, so its caveat is recorded only through 12 samples in +the smaller group; even there, this implementation plugs the trend into the +same fixed-theta Wald test rather than propagating trend uncertainty or using +glmGamPoi's quasi-likelihood F-test. The caveat changes no statistic: it is +provenance and interpretation guidance recorded with the result. +""" +function _calibration_caveat(dispersion::AbstractString, n_ref::Integer, n_con::Integer) + min_group_n = min(n_ref, n_con) + # "caution" runs through 20, the largest group size the bench measured: + # the ml Wald test was still anti-conservative there. Beyond the measured + # range the caveat drops to "info" but, for "ml", never disappears. + severity = min_group_n <= 4 ? "strong" : min_group_n <= 20 ? "caution" : "info" + if dispersion == "ml" + message = if severity == "strong" + "The smallest group has $min_group_n sample(s). With dispersion \"ml\", " * + "theta is estimated separately for each taxon and the fixed-scale Wald test " * + "then treats that estimate as known. Null simulations for issue #193 rejected " * + "substantially too often at 4 samples per group; treat small p-values and " * + "Benjamini-Hochberg adjusted p-values at this size as exploratory rather than " * + "confirmatory. See bench/null_calibration." + elseif severity == "caution" + "The smallest group has $min_group_n samples. With dispersion \"ml\", theta " * + "is estimated separately for each taxon and the fixed-scale Wald test then " * + "treats that estimate as known. Null simulations in bench/null_calibration " * + "(issue #193) found above-nominal rejection at every measured group size " * + "through 20 per group, so interpret borderline p-values and " * + "Benjamini-Hochberg adjusted p-values cautiously." + else + "With dispersion \"ml\", theta is estimated separately for each taxon and " * + "the fixed-scale Wald test treats that estimate as known; theta uncertainty is " * + "not propagated. Null simulations in bench/null_calibration (issue #193) " * + "found above-nominal rejection through 20 samples per group, the largest " * + "size measured; beyond that range the approximation is expected to improve, " * + "but it has not been measured there." + end + return Dict{String,Any}("severity" => severity, "dispersion" => "ml", + "min_group_n" => min_group_n, "message" => message) + elseif dispersion == "glmGamPoi" && min_group_n <= 12 + message = "The smallest group has $min_group_n sample(s). The glmGamPoi " * + "dispersion trend shares information across taxa and steadies theta " * + "relative to a separate maximum-likelihood estimate for every taxon, " * + "but this implementation still plugs the trend into a fixed-theta, " * + "fixed-scale Wald test. It does not propagate trend uncertainty and " * + "does not implement glmGamPoi's quasi-likelihood F-test, so interpret " * + "borderline p-values cautiously at this sample size. " * + "See bench/null_calibration and issue #193." + return Dict{String,Any}("severity" => severity, "dispersion" => "glmGamPoi", + "min_group_n" => min_group_n, "message" => message) + end + nothing +end + +# Two-group ANCOM-BC (Lin & Peddada 2020, Nat. Commun. 11:3514): +# (1) Estimate within-group sample-specific sampling-fraction offsets on +# log(counts + 1) by inverse-variance-weighted least squares, centred within +# each group so group means retain the between-group sampling-fraction shift. +# (2) Estimate the between-group sampling-fraction bias delta across taxa via a +# safeguarded monotone SQUAREM 3-component heteroscedastic Gaussian mixture +# (null beta = 0, negative l1 <= 0, positive l2 >= 0). +# (3) Subtract delta from each taxon's raw log-mean difference and propagate +# Var(delta_hat) into the Wald standard error. +const _FIT_ANCOM_BC_R = raw""" +da_out <- local({ + n <- nrow(da_counts) + d <- ncol(da_counts) + n1 <- length(da_idx1) + n2 <- length(da_idx2) + ylog <- log(da_counts + 1.0) + + mu1 <- colMeans(ylog[da_idx1, , drop = FALSE]) + mu2 <- colMeans(ylog[da_idx2, , drop = FALSE]) + di <- numeric(n) + for (it_d in seq_len(50L)) { + r1 <- sweep(ylog[da_idx1, , drop = FALSE] - di[da_idx1], 2L, mu1, "-") + r2 <- sweep(ylog[da_idx2, , drop = FALSE] - di[da_idx2], 2L, mu2, "-") + s1 <- colSums(r1 * r1) / (n1 - 1L) + s2 <- colSums(r2 * r2) / (n2 - 1L) + w <- 1.0 / pmax(s1 + s2, 1e-10) + w <- w / sum(w) + d_raw <- numeric(n) + d_raw[da_idx1] <- as.vector(sweep(ylog[da_idx1, , drop = FALSE], 2L, mu1, "-") %*% w) + d_raw[da_idx2] <- as.vector(sweep(ylog[da_idx2, , drop = FALSE], 2L, mu2, "-") %*% w) + di_new <- d_raw + di_new[da_idx1] <- d_raw[da_idx1] - mean(d_raw[da_idx1]) + di_new[da_idx2] <- d_raw[da_idx2] - mean(d_raw[da_idx2]) + if (max(abs(di_new - di)) < 1e-8) { + di <- di_new + break + } + di <- di_new + } + + r1 <- sweep(ylog[da_idx1, , drop = FALSE] - di[da_idx1], 2L, mu1, "-") + r2 <- sweep(ylog[da_idx2, , drop = FALSE] - di[da_idx2], 2L, mu2, "-") + s1 <- colSums(r1 * r1) / (n1 - 1L) + s2 <- colSums(r2 * r2) / (n2 - 1L) + raw_diff <- mu2 - mu1 + nu2 <- s1 / n1 + s2 / n2 + + res_df <- data.frame( + status = rep("ok", d), + note = rep("", d), + estimate = rep(NA_real_, d), + se = rep(NA_real_, d), + statistic = rep(NA_real_, d), + pvalue = rep(NA_real_, d), + stringsAsFactors = FALSE + ) + + ok <- which(is.finite(nu2) & (nu2 > 1e-24)) + bad <- setdiff(seq_len(d), ok) + if (length(bad) > 0L) { + res_df[bad, "status"] <- "failed" + res_df[bad, "note"] <- "within-group log-count variance is zero, so ANCOM-BC cannot form a standard error" + } + if (length(ok) < 3L) { + return(list( + result = res_df, + converged = FALSE, + reason = paste0("fewer than 3 taxa (", length(ok), ") have positive within-group variance for ANCOM-BC bias estimation"), + delta = NA_real_, delta_se = NA_real_, + pi0 = NA_real_, pi1 = NA_real_, pi2 = NA_real_, + em_iterations = 0L + )) + } + + raw_ok <- raw_diff[ok] + vb <- nu2[ok] + m_ok <- length(ok) + + max_kappa <- function(rk, resid_sq, v_base, k_upper) { + if (sum(rk) <= 1e-12) return(0.0) + f <- function(kap) { + vk <- v_base + kap + sum(rk * (-0.5 * log(vk) - 0.5 * resid_sq / vk)) + } + f0 <- f(0.0) + fu <- f(k_upper) + opt <- stats::optimize(f, interval = c(0.0, k_upper), maximum = TRUE, tol = 1e-9) + best_x <- opt[["maximum"]] + best_v <- opt[["objective"]] + if (f0 >= best_v) { + best_x <- 0.0 + best_v <- f0 + } + if (fu > best_v) { + best_x <- k_upper + } + best_x + } + + em_loglik <- function(th) { + pi0 <- th[1]; pi1 <- th[2]; pi2 <- th[3]; delt <- th[4] + l1 <- th[5]; l2 <- th[6]; k1 <- th[7]; k2 <- th[8] + v0 <- vb; v1 <- vb + k1; v2 <- vb + k2 + lp0 <- log(pi0) - 0.5 * log(2.0 * pi * v0) - 0.5 * ((raw_ok - delt)^2) / v0 + lp1 <- log(pi1) - 0.5 * log(2.0 * pi * v1) - 0.5 * ((raw_ok - delt - l1)^2) / v1 + lp2 <- log(pi2) - 0.5 * log(2.0 * pi * v2) - 0.5 * ((raw_ok - delt - l2)^2) / v2 + mx <- pmax(lp0, lp1, lp2) + sum(mx + log(exp(lp0 - mx) + exp(lp1 - mx) + exp(lp2 - mx))) + } + + em_resp <- function(th) { + pi0 <- th[1]; pi1 <- th[2]; pi2 <- th[3]; delt <- th[4] + l1 <- th[5]; l2 <- th[6]; k1 <- th[7]; k2 <- th[8] + v0 <- vb; v1 <- vb + k1; v2 <- vb + k2 + lp0 <- log(pi0) - 0.5 * log(2.0 * pi * v0) - 0.5 * ((raw_ok - delt)^2) / v0 + lp1 <- log(pi1) - 0.5 * log(2.0 * pi * v1) - 0.5 * ((raw_ok - delt - l1)^2) / v1 + lp2 <- log(pi2) - 0.5 * log(2.0 * pi * v2) - 0.5 * ((raw_ok - delt - l2)^2) / v2 + mx <- pmax(lp0, lp1, lp2) + e0 <- exp(lp0 - mx); e1 <- exp(lp1 - mx); e2 <- exp(lp2 - mx) + s <- e0 + e1 + e2 + list(r0 = e0 / s, r1 = e1 / s, r2 = e2 / s) + } + + em_step <- function(th, k_upper) { + pi0 <- th[1]; pi1 <- th[2]; pi2 <- th[3]; delt <- th[4] + l1 <- th[5]; l2 <- th[6]; k1 <- th[7]; k2 <- th[8] + rs <- em_resp(th) + r0 <- rs[["r0"]]; r1 <- rs[["r1"]]; r2 <- rs[["r2"]] + + pi0_n <- max(1e-6, sum(r0) / m_ok) + pi1_n <- max(1e-6, sum(r1) / m_ok) + pi2_n <- max(1e-6, sum(r2) / m_ok) + ps <- pi0_n + pi1_n + pi2_n + pi0_n <- pi0_n / ps; pi1_n <- pi1_n / ps; pi2_n <- pi2_n / ps + + v1 <- vb + k1; v2 <- vb + k2 + num <- sum(r0 * raw_ok / vb + r1 * (raw_ok - l1) / v1 + r2 * (raw_ok - l2) / v2) + den <- sum(r0 / vb + r1 / v1 + r2 / v2) + delt_n <- num / den + + w1 <- sum(r1 / v1); w2 <- sum(r2 / v2) + l1_n <- min(0.0, sum(r1 * (raw_ok - delt_n) / v1) / max(w1, 1e-12)) + l2_n <- max(0.0, sum(r2 * (raw_ok - delt_n) / v2) / max(w2, 1e-12)) + + k1_n <- max_kappa(r1, (raw_ok - delt_n - l1_n)^2, vb, k_upper) + k2_n <- max_kappa(r2, (raw_ok - delt_n - l2_n)^2, vb, k_upper) + c(pi0_n, pi1_n, pi2_n, delt_n, l1_n, l2_n, k1_n, k2_n) + } + + proj_theta <- function(th, k_upper) { + p0 <- max(1e-6, th[1]); p1 <- max(1e-6, th[2]); p2 <- max(1e-6, th[3]) + ps <- p0 + p1 + p2 + c(p0 / ps, p1 / ps, p2 / ps, th[4], + min(0.0, th[5]), max(0.0, th[6]), + min(k_upper, max(0.0, th[7])), min(k_upper, max(0.0, th[8]))) + } + + delt0 <- stats::median(raw_ok) + u <- raw_ok - delt0 + qs <- stats::quantile(u, probs = c(0.25, 0.75), names = FALSE, type = 7) + low_u <- u[u <= qs[1]] + high_u <- u[u >= qs[2]] + l1_0 <- min(-0.05, mean(low_u)) + l2_0 <- max(0.05, mean(high_u)) + u_var <- mean(u * u) + k_upper <- max(10.0, 4.0 * u_var) + k1_0 <- max(0.01, mean((low_u - l1_0)^2)) + k2_0 <- max(0.01, mean((high_u - l2_0)^2)) + theta <- c(0.75, 0.125, 0.125, delt0, l1_0, l2_0, k1_0, k2_0) + + converged <- FALSE + iters_used <- 0L + for (it in seq_len(as.integer(da_max_iter))) { + iters_used <- it + t1 <- em_step(theta, k_upper) + t2 <- em_step(t1, k_upper) + rv <- t1 - theta + vv <- (t2 - t1) - rv + v_norm <- sqrt(sum(vv * vv)) + r_norm <- sqrt(sum(rv * rv)) + if (is.finite(v_norm) && v_norm > 1e-12) { + alpha <- -max(1.0, r_norm / v_norm) + cand <- proj_theta(theta - 2.0 * alpha * rv + alpha * alpha * vv, k_upper) + cand <- em_step(cand, k_upper) + theta_next <- if (is.finite(em_loglik(cand)) && em_loglik(cand) >= em_loglik(t2)) cand else t2 + } else { + theta_next <- t2 + } + if (abs(theta_next[4] - theta[4]) < da_tol && abs(t2[4] - t1[4]) < da_tol) { + theta <- theta_next + converged <- TRUE + break + } + theta <- theta_next + } + + if (!converged || !all(is.finite(theta))) { + return(list( + result = res_df, + converged = FALSE, + reason = paste0("ANCOM-BC E-M bias estimator did not converge within ", da_max_iter, " iterations"), + delta = NA_real_, delta_se = NA_real_, + pi0 = NA_real_, pi1 = NA_real_, pi2 = NA_real_, + em_iterations = iters_used + )) + } + + rs <- em_resp(theta) + delt_hat <- theta[4] + k1_hat <- theta[7]; k2_hat <- theta[8] + info_delt <- sum(rs[["r0"]] / vb + rs[["r1"]] / (vb + k1_hat) + rs[["r2"]] / (vb + k2_hat)) + var_delt <- 1.0 / info_delt + est_ok <- raw_ok - delt_hat + se_ok <- sqrt(vb + var_delt) + stat_ok <- est_ok / se_ok + pval_ok <- 2.0 * stats::pnorm(abs(stat_ok), lower.tail = FALSE) + + res_df[ok, "estimate"] <- est_ok + res_df[ok, "se"] <- se_ok + res_df[ok, "statistic"] <- stat_ok + res_df[ok, "pvalue"] <- pval_ok + + list( + result = res_df, + converged = TRUE, + reason = "", + delta = delt_hat, + delta_se = sqrt(var_delt), + pi0 = theta[1], pi1 = theta[2], pi2 = theta[3], + em_iterations = iters_used + ) +}) +""" + +""" + fit_ancom_bc(counts, groups; levels, samples, max_iter=300, tol=1e-6) + -> (table=DataFrame, diagnostics=Dict{String,Any}) + +Two-group ANCOM-BC (Lin & Peddada 2020, *Nat. Commun.* 11:3514) on the +`samples x taxa` count matrix `counts` over the taxa passing `min_prevalence`. +Estimates within-group sample-specific sampling-fraction offsets and the +between-group sampling-fraction shift `delta` via a safeguarded SQUAREM +3-component heteroscedastic Gaussian mixture on `log(counts + 1)`. +`levels` is `(reference, contrast)`, so positive bias-corrected estimates mean +higher absolute abundance in `contrast` relative to `reference`. +""" +function fit_ancom_bc(counts::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, + groups::AbstractVector{<:AbstractString}; + levels::NTuple{2,String}, + samples::AbstractVector{<:AbstractString}=string.(axes(counts, 1)), + max_iter::Integer=300, + tol::Real=1e-6) + size(counts, 1) == length(groups) == length(samples) || throw(ArgumentError( + "counts ($(size(counts, 1)) rows), groups ($(length(groups))) and samples ($(length(samples))) must match")) + size(counts, 2) >= 3 || throw(ArgumentError( + "ancom_bc requires at least 3 taxa to separate sampling-fraction bias from taxon effects; " * + "there are $(size(counts, 2))")) + idx_ref = findall(==(levels[1]), groups) + idx_con = findall(==(levels[2]), groups) + (length(idx_ref) >= 2 && length(idx_con) >= 2) || throw(ArgumentError( + "ancom_bc needs at least 2 samples in each group to estimate within-group variance; " * + "'$(levels[1])' has $(length(idx_ref)) and '$(levels[2])' has $(length(idx_con))")) + for i in axes(counts, 1) + sum(view(counts, i, :)) > 0 || throw(ArgumentError( + "sample '$(samples[i])' has no reads in the $(size(counts, 2)) taxa that pass " * + "min_prevalence, so its sampling fraction cannot be estimated")) + end + + raw, meta = with_r_lock(; timeout=R_WAIT_SECONDS[]) do + RCall.rcopy(RCall.reval("requireNamespace('stats', quietly = TRUE)")) || + throw(RStatsUnavailable()) + RCall.globalEnv[:da_counts] = Matrix{Float64}(counts) + RCall.globalEnv[:da_idx1] = Int.(idx_ref) + RCall.globalEnv[:da_idx2] = Int.(idx_con) + RCall.globalEnv[:da_max_iter] = Int(max_iter) + RCall.globalEnv[:da_tol] = Float64(tol) + try + RCall.reval(_FIT_ANCOM_BC_R) + df = DataFrame(RCall.rcopy(RCall.reval("da_out[['result']]"))) + m = Dict{String,Any}( + "converged" => Bool(RCall.rcopy(RCall.reval("da_out[['converged']]"))), + "reason" => String(RCall.rcopy(RCall.reval("da_out[['reason']]"))), + "delta" => _num(RCall.rcopy(RCall.reval("da_out[['delta']]"))), + "delta_se" => _num(RCall.rcopy(RCall.reval("da_out[['delta_se']]"))), + "pi0" => _num(RCall.rcopy(RCall.reval("da_out[['pi0']]"))), + "pi1" => _num(RCall.rcopy(RCall.reval("da_out[['pi1']]"))), + "pi2" => _num(RCall.rcopy(RCall.reval("da_out[['pi2']]"))), + "em_iterations" => Int(RCall.rcopy(RCall.reval("da_out[['em_iterations']]"))), + ) + (df, m) + finally + RCall.reval("rm(list = intersect(ls(), c('da_counts', 'da_idx1', 'da_idx2', " * + "'da_max_iter', 'da_tol', 'da_out'))); invisible(gc())") + end + end + + meta["converged"] || error(meta["reason"]) + warns = String[] + size(counts, 2) < 10 && push!(warns, + "fewer than 10 taxa ($(size(counts, 2))) entered the ANCOM-BC bias estimator; " * + "sampling-fraction estimation is most reliable across larger communities") + diag = Dict{String,Any}( + "delta" => meta["delta"], + "delta_se" => meta["delta_se"], + "pi0" => meta["pi0"], + "pi1" => meta["pi1"], + "pi2" => meta["pi2"], + "em_iterations" => meta["em_iterations"], + "pseudo_count" => 1.0, + "warnings" => warns, + ) + tbl = DataFrame( + status = String.(raw.status), + note = String.(raw.note), + estimate = _num.(raw.estimate), + se = _num.(raw.se), + statistic = _num.(raw.statistic), + pvalue = _num.(raw.pvalue), + ) + (table=tbl, diagnostics=diag) +end + +# Two-group ALDEx2 (Fernandes et al. 2013, 2014; consistent-sign posterior +# predictive Welch/Wilcoxon p-values and standardized CLR effect size): +# (1) Draw `da_mc` Dirichlet(count + 0.5) instances per sample in fixed sample +# order 1..n and centre each draw in log-space (CLR). +# (2) Compute per-instance Welch t-tests and Mann-Whitney/Wilcoxon tests +# (contrast minus reference), with consistent-sign directional doubling +# `we_ep = min(mean(p_greater), mean(p_less))` and expected BH `we_ebh`. +# (3) Compute unpaired between-group CLR difference `diff_btw`, within-group +# CLR dispersion `diff_win` (using non-self cyclic-shift permutations keyed +# by canonical group sample order so swapping reference and contrast negates +# `diff_btw` and `effect` identically), and `effect = median(btw / winmax)`. +const _FIT_ALDEX2_R = raw""" +da_out <- local({ + had_seed <- exists(".Random.seed", envir = .GlobalEnv, inherits = FALSE) + old_seed <- if (had_seed) get(".Random.seed", envir = .GlobalEnv, inherits = FALSE) else NULL + on.exit({ + if (had_seed) { + assign(".Random.seed", old_seed, envir = .GlobalEnv) + } else if (exists(".Random.seed", envir = .GlobalEnv, inherits = FALSE)) { + rm(".Random.seed", envir = .GlobalEnv) + } + }, add = TRUE) + set.seed(as.integer(da_seed)) + + n <- nrow(da_counts) + d <- ncol(da_counts) + mc <- as.integer(da_mc) + n1 <- length(da_idx1) + n2 <- length(da_idx2) + xmin <- .Machine[["double.xmin"]] + + Z <- array(0.0, dim = c(n, d, mc)) + for (i in seq_len(n)) { + g_mat <- matrix( + stats::rgamma(as.integer(d) * mc, shape = rep(da_counts[i, ] + 0.5, times = mc), rate = 1.0), + nrow = d, ncol = mc + ) + g_mat[g_mat < xmin] <- xmin + l_mat <- log(g_mat) + Z[i, , ] <- sweep(l_mat, 2L, colMeans(l_mat), "-") + } + + sum_pgt <- numeric(d); sum_plt <- numeric(d) + sum_qgt <- numeric(d); sum_qlt <- numeric(d) + sum_wgt <- numeric(d); sum_wlt <- numeric(d) + sum_wqgt <- numeric(d); sum_wqlt <- numeric(d) + sum_t <- numeric(d) + exact_wi <- (n1 < 50L) && (n2 < 50L) + + for (k in seq_len(mc)) { + X1 <- matrix(Z[da_idx1, , k], nrow = n1, ncol = d) + X2 <- matrix(Z[da_idx2, , k], nrow = n2, ncol = d) + m1 <- colMeans(X1) + m2 <- colMeans(X2) + v1 <- colSums((X1 - rep(m1, each = n1))^2) / (n1 - 1L) + v2 <- colSums((X2 - rep(m2, each = n2))^2) / (n2 - 1L) + s1 <- v1 / n1 + s2 <- v2 / n2 + se2 <- s1 + s2 + se <- sqrt(se2) + t_stat <- (m2 - m1) / se + df <- (se2 * se2) / ((s1 * s1) / (n1 - 1L) + (s2 * s2) / (n2 - 1L)) + p_up <- stats::pt(t_stat, df = df, lower.tail = FALSE) + pgt <- pmin(1.0, 2.0 * p_up) + plt <- pmin(1.0, 2.0 * (1.0 - p_up)) + sum_pgt <- sum_pgt + pgt + sum_plt <- sum_plt + plt + sum_qgt <- sum_qgt + stats::p.adjust(pgt, method = "BH") + sum_qlt <- sum_qlt + stats::p.adjust(plt, method = "BH") + sum_t <- sum_t + t_stat + + comb <- rbind(X2, X1) + rk <- apply(comb, 2L, rank) + u_stat <- colSums(rk[seq_len(n2), , drop = FALSE]) - (n2 * (n2 + 1.0)) / 2.0 + if (exact_wi) { + w_up <- stats::pwilcox(u_stat - 1.0, n2, n1, lower.tail = FALSE) + w_lo <- stats::pwilcox(u_stat, n2, n1, lower.tail = TRUE) + } else { + mu_u <- (as.numeric(n1) * as.numeric(n2)) / 2.0 + sd_u <- sqrt((as.numeric(n1) * as.numeric(n2) * (n1 + n2 + 1.0)) / 12.0) + w_up <- stats::pnorm((u_stat - mu_u - 0.5) / sd_u, lower.tail = FALSE) + w_lo <- stats::pnorm((u_stat - mu_u + 0.5) / sd_u, lower.tail = TRUE) + } + wgt <- pmin(1.0, 2.0 * w_up) + wlt <- pmin(1.0, 2.0 * w_lo) + sum_wgt <- sum_wgt + wgt + sum_wlt <- sum_wlt + wlt + sum_wqgt <- sum_wqgt + stats::p.adjust(wgt, method = "BH") + sum_wqlt <- sum_wqlt + stats::p.adjust(wlt, method = "BH") + } + + we_ep <- pmin(sum_pgt / mc, sum_plt / mc) + we_ebh <- pmin(sum_qgt / mc, sum_qlt / mc) + wi_ep <- pmin(sum_wgt / mc, sum_wlt / mc) + wi_ebh <- pmin(sum_wqgt / mc, sum_wqlt / mc) + mean_t <- sum_t / mc + + # Canonical group ordering for unpaired effect-size pairing so swapping + # reference and contrast flips diff_btw and effect by -1 identically. + ref_is_lo <- min(da_idx1) < min(da_idx2) + idx_lo <- if (ref_is_lo) da_idx1 else da_idx2 + idx_hi <- if (ref_is_lo) da_idx2 else da_idx1 + n_lo <- length(idx_lo) + n_hi <- length(idx_hi) + n_max <- max(n_lo, n_hi) + + pair_group <- function(Z_grp, ng, n_target) { + val_arr <- array(0.0, dim = c(n_target, d, mc)) + win_arr <- array(0.0, dim = c(n_target, d, mc)) + for (k in seq_len(mc)) { + perm <- sample.int(ng) + sh <- if (ng > 2L) sample.int(ng - 1L, size = 1L) else 1L + perm2 <- perm[((seq_len(ng) + sh - 1L) %% ng) + 1L] + Xk <- matrix(Z_grp[, , k], nrow = ng, ncol = d) + vk <- Xk[perm, , drop = FALSE] + wk <- abs(vk - Xk[perm2, , drop = FALSE]) + if (ng < n_target) { + pick <- sample.int(ng, size = n_target, replace = TRUE) + vk <- vk[pick, , drop = FALSE] + wk <- wk[pick, , drop = FALSE] + } + val_arr[, , k] <- vk + win_arr[, , k] <- wk + } + list(val = val_arr, win = win_arr) + } + + plo <- pair_group(Z[idx_lo, , , drop = FALSE], n_lo, n_max) + phi <- pair_group(Z[idx_hi, , , drop = FALSE], n_hi, n_max) + btw_sign <- if (ref_is_lo) 1.0 else -1.0 + + diff_btw <- numeric(d) + diff_win <- numeric(d) + eff <- numeric(d) + for (j in seq_len(d)) { + btw_j <- btw_sign * as.vector(phi[["val"]][, j, ] - plo[["val"]][, j, ]) + win_j <- pmax(as.vector(plo[["win"]][, j, ]), as.vector(phi[["win"]][, j, ])) + ratio_j <- ifelse(btw_j == 0.0 & win_j == 0.0, 0.0, btw_j / win_j) + diff_btw[j] <- stats::median(btw_j) + diff_win[j] <- stats::median(win_j) + eff[j] <- stats::median(ratio_j) + } + + ok <- is.finite(eff) & is.finite(we_ep) & (we_ep >= 0.0) & (we_ep <= 1.0) + status <- ifelse(ok, "ok", "failed") + note <- ifelse(ok, "", "ALDEx2 returned a non-finite effect size or p-value") + res_df <- data.frame( + status = status, + note = note, + estimate = ifelse(ok, eff, NA_real_), + diff_btw = ifelse(ok, diff_btw, NA_real_), + diff_win = ifelse(ok, diff_win, NA_real_), + statistic = ifelse(ok, mean_t, NA_real_), + pvalue = ifelse(ok, we_ep, NA_real_), + we_ebh = ifelse(ok, we_ebh, NA_real_), + wi_pvalue = ifelse(ok, wi_ep, NA_real_), + wi_ebh = ifelse(ok, wi_ebh, NA_real_), + stringsAsFactors = FALSE + ) + list(result = res_df) +}) +""" + +""" + fit_aldex2(counts, groups; levels, samples, mc_samples=DEFAULT_MC_SAMPLES, seed=DEFAULT_DA_SEED) + -> (table=DataFrame, diagnostics=Dict{String,Any}) + +Two-group ALDEx2 (Fernandes et al. 2013 *PLoS ONE* 8:e67019; Fernandes et al. +2014 *Microbiome* 2:15) on the `samples x taxa` count matrix `counts` over the +taxa passing `min_prevalence`. Draws `mc_samples` Dirichlet(count + 0.5) +instances per sample seeded by `seed` (saving and restoring R's `.Random.seed`), +transforms each draw to centred log-ratios, and computes consistent-sign +posterior predictive Welch's t-test p-values (`pvalue`), expected BH (`we_ebh`), +Wilcoxon expected p-values (`wi_pvalue`, `wi_ebh`), median between-group CLR +difference (`diff_btw`, contrast minus reference), median within-group CLR +dispersion (`diff_win`), and standardized ALDEx2 effect size (`estimate`). +""" +function fit_aldex2(counts::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, + groups::AbstractVector{<:AbstractString}; + levels::NTuple{2,String}, + samples::AbstractVector{<:AbstractString}=string.(axes(counts, 1)), + mc_samples::Integer=DEFAULT_MC_SAMPLES, + seed::Integer=DEFAULT_DA_SEED) + size(counts, 1) == length(groups) == length(samples) || throw(ArgumentError( + "counts ($(size(counts, 1)) rows), groups ($(length(groups))) and samples ($(length(samples))) must match")) + size(counts, 2) >= 2 || throw(ArgumentError( + "aldex2 requires at least 2 taxa to form centred log-ratios; there are $(size(counts, 2))")) + (MIN_MC_SAMPLES <= mc_samples <= MAX_MC_SAMPLES) || throw(ArgumentError( + "mc_samples must be in [$MIN_MC_SAMPLES, $MAX_MC_SAMPLES], not $mc_samples")) + idx_ref = findall(==(levels[1]), groups) + idx_con = findall(==(levels[2]), groups) + (length(idx_ref) >= 2 && length(idx_con) >= 2) || throw(ArgumentError( + "aldex2 needs at least 2 samples in each group to estimate within-group variance; " * + "'$(levels[1])' has $(length(idx_ref)) and '$(levels[2])' has $(length(idx_con))")) + for i in axes(counts, 1) + sum(view(counts, i, :)) > 0 || throw(ArgumentError( + "sample '$(samples[i])' has no reads in the $(size(counts, 2)) taxa that pass " * + "min_prevalence, so its ALDEx2 Dirichlet posterior would be the uninformative prior alone")) + end + + raw = with_r_lock(; timeout=R_WAIT_SECONDS[]) do + RCall.rcopy(RCall.reval("requireNamespace('stats', quietly = TRUE)")) || + throw(RStatsUnavailable()) + RCall.globalEnv[:da_counts] = Matrix{Float64}(counts) + RCall.globalEnv[:da_idx1] = Int.(idx_ref) + RCall.globalEnv[:da_idx2] = Int.(idx_con) + RCall.globalEnv[:da_mc] = Int(mc_samples) + RCall.globalEnv[:da_seed] = Int(seed) + try + RCall.reval(_FIT_ALDEX2_R) + DataFrame(RCall.rcopy(RCall.reval("da_out[['result']]"))) + finally + RCall.reval("rm(list = intersect(ls(), c('da_counts', 'da_idx1', 'da_idx2', " * + "'da_mc', 'da_seed', 'da_out'))); invisible(gc())") + end + end + + diag = Dict{String,Any}( + "mc_samples" => Int(mc_samples), + "seed" => Int(seed), + "dirichlet_prior" => 0.5, + "test" => "welch_consistent_sign", + ) + tbl = DataFrame( + status = String.(raw.status), + note = String.(raw.note), + estimate = _num.(raw.estimate), + diff_btw = _num.(raw.diff_btw), + diff_win = _num.(raw.diff_win), + statistic = _num.(raw.statistic), + pvalue = _num.(raw.pvalue), + we_ebh = _num.(raw.we_ebh), + wi_pvalue = _num.(raw.wi_pvalue), + wi_ebh = _num.(raw.wi_ebh), + ) + (table=tbl, diagnostics=diag) +end + +# Two-group Songbird-style compositional multinomial regression +# (Morton et al. 2019 Nat. Commun. 10:2719; Zhang et al. 2017 MGLM): +# Fits the baseline-category multinomial logit model on the identifiable +# subcomposition by damped Newton-Raphson with Armijo backtracking and exact +# O(K) Sherman-Morrison inversion of the block Fisher information, then maps +# log-ratio slopes to reference-frame invariant CLR-centred differentials +# `gamma_j = beta_j - mean(beta)` (summing to zero across fitted taxa) with +# exact O(K) delta-method standard errors and two-sided Wald z-tests. +const _FIT_SONGBIRD_R = raw""" +da_out <- local({ + K <- ncol(da_counts) + ref_pos <- as.integer(da_ref_pos) + free <- setdiff(seq_len(K), ref_pos) + + S1 <- colSums(da_counts[da_idx1, , drop = FALSE]) + S2 <- colSums(da_counts[da_idx2, , drop = FALSE]) + M1 <- sum(S1) + M2 <- sum(S2) + + softmax_lse <- function(th_free) { + eta <- numeric(K) + eta[free] <- th_free + mx <- max(eta) + lse <- mx + log(sum(exp(eta - mx))) + log_p <- eta - lse + list(p = exp(log_p), log_p = log_p) + } + + loglik_fn <- function(t1, t2) { + sm1 <- softmax_lse(t1) + sm2 <- softmax_lse(t2) + sum(S1 * sm1[["log_p"]]) + sum(S2 * sm2[["log_p"]]) + } + + th1 <- numeric(K - 1L) + th2 <- numeric(K - 1L) + ll <- loglik_fn(th1, th2) + converged <- FALSE + iters_used <- 0L + max_grad <- Inf + ndec <- Inf + + for (it in seq_len(as.integer(da_max_iter))) { + iters_used <- it + p1 <- softmax_lse(th1)[["p"]] + p2 <- softmax_lse(th2)[["p"]] + if (min(p1) <= 0.0 || min(p2) <= 0.0 || !all(is.finite(p1)) || !all(is.finite(p2))) { + return(list(converged = FALSE, reason = "multinomial Fisher information became singular during Newton updates")) + } + g1 <- S1[free] - M1 * p1[free] + g2 <- S2[free] - M2 * p2[free] + max_grad <- max(abs(c(g1, g2))) + + # Exact Sherman-Morrison inverse of M_g * (diag(p_free) - p_free %*% t(p_free)). + step1 <- (g1 / p1[free] + (sum(g1) / p1[ref_pos])) / M1 + step2 <- (g2 / p2[free] + (sum(g2) / p2[ref_pos])) / M2 + slope <- sum(g1 * step1) + sum(g2 * step2) + ndec <- 0.5 * slope + if (!is.finite(ndec) || slope < -1e-12) { + return(list(converged = FALSE, reason = "multinomial observed Fisher information was not positive definite")) + } + if (max_grad < da_tol && ndec < da_tol) { + converged <- TRUE + break + } + + step_scale <- 1.0 + accepted <- FALSE + for (ls_it in seq_len(40L)) { + cand1 <- th1 + step_scale * step1 + cand2 <- th2 + step_scale * step2 + if (max(abs(c(cand1, cand2))) <= 40.0) { + ll_cand <- loglik_fn(cand1, cand2) + if (is.finite(ll_cand) && ll_cand >= ll + 1e-4 * step_scale * slope) { + th1 <- cand1 + th2 <- cand2 + ll <- ll_cand + accepted <- TRUE + break + } + } + step_scale <- 0.5 * step_scale + } + if (!accepted) { + return(list(converged = FALSE, reason = "backtracking line search failed to improve multinomial log-likelihood")) + } + p1_chk <- softmax_lse(th1)[["p"]] + p2_chk <- softmax_lse(th2)[["p"]] + max_grad <- max(abs(c(S1[free] - M1 * p1_chk[free], S2[free] - M2 * p2_chk[free]))) + if (max_grad < da_tol && step_scale * ndec < da_tol) { + converged <- TRUE + break + } + } + + if (!converged) { + return(list( + converged = FALSE, + reason = paste0("multinomial regression did not converge within ", da_max_iter, " Newton iterations") + )) + } + + p1 <- softmax_lse(th1)[["p"]] + p2 <- softmax_lse(th2)[["p"]] + beta_full <- numeric(K) + beta_full[free] <- th2 - th1 + gamma <- beta_full - mean(beta_full) + + inv_p1_sum <- sum(1.0 / p1) + inv_p2_sum <- sum(1.0 / p2) + v1 <- ((1.0 - 2.0 / K) / p1 + inv_p1_sum / (as.numeric(K) * as.numeric(K))) / M1 + v2 <- ((1.0 - 2.0 / K) / p2 + inv_p2_sum / (as.numeric(K) * as.numeric(K))) / M2 + se <- sqrt(v1 + v2) + z <- gamma / se + pval <- 2.0 * stats::pnorm(abs(z), lower.tail = FALSE) + + res_df <- data.frame( + estimate = gamma, + se = se, + statistic = z, + pvalue = pval, + stringsAsFactors = FALSE + ) + list( + converged = TRUE, + reason = "", + result = res_df, + iterations = iters_used, + loglik = ll, + max_abs_gradient = max_grad, + newton_decrement = ndec + ) +}) +""" + +""" + fit_songbird(counts, groups; levels, samples, taxa, max_iter=100, tol=1e-10) + -> (table=DataFrame, diagnostics=Dict{String,Any}) + +Two-group compositional multinomial regression with reference-frame invariant +CLR-centred differentials (Morton et al. 2019 *Nat. Commun.* 10:2719; Zhang et +al. 2017 `MGLM`). Taxa with zero reads across an entire group (complete +separation in unpenalized multinomial regression) are marked `status = "failed"` +with an explicit note and kept out of the subcomposition so they do not diverge +or shift the CLR mean of identifiable taxa. Requires at least 2 identifiable +taxa and at least one reference taxon with prevalence >= 0.5 across samples. +""" +function fit_songbird(counts::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, + groups::AbstractVector{<:AbstractString}; + levels::NTuple{2,String}, + samples::AbstractVector{<:AbstractString}=string.(axes(counts, 1)), + taxa::AbstractVector{<:AbstractString}=string.(axes(counts, 2)), + max_iter::Integer=100, + tol::Real=1e-10) + n, d = size(counts) + (n == length(groups) == length(samples) && d == length(taxa)) || throw(ArgumentError( + "counts ($n x $d), groups ($(length(groups))), samples ($(length(samples))) and taxa ($(length(taxa))) must match")) + d >= 2 || throw(ArgumentError( + "songbird requires at least 2 taxa to form compositional differentials; there are $d")) + idx_ref = findall(==(levels[1]), groups) + idx_con = findall(==(levels[2]), groups) + (length(idx_ref) >= 2 && length(idx_con) >= 2) || throw(ArgumentError( + "songbird needs at least 2 samples in each group; " * + "'$(levels[1])' has $(length(idx_ref)) and '$(levels[2])' has $(length(idx_con))")) + for i in axes(counts, 1) + sum(view(counts, i, :)) > 0 || throw(ArgumentError( + "sample '$(samples[i])' has no reads in the $d taxa that pass min_prevalence, " * + "so multinomial proportions are undefined")) + end + + statuses = fill("ok", d) + notes = fill("", d) + estimates = Union{Float64,Nothing}[nothing for _ in 1:d] + ses = Union{Float64,Nothing}[nothing for _ in 1:d] + stats = Union{Float64,Nothing}[nothing for _ in 1:d] + pvals = Union{Float64,Nothing}[nothing for _ in 1:d] + + ident = Int[] + for j in 1:d + pref = count(>(0), view(counts, idx_ref, j)) + pcon = count(>(0), view(counts, idx_con, j)) + if pref == 0 || pcon == 0 + absent_grp = pref == 0 ? levels[1] : levels[2] + statuses[j] = "failed" + notes[j] = "no reads in any '$absent_grp' sample (complete separation): " * + "the multinomial log-ratio is unbounded and the Wald test is undefined, " * + "so no p-value is reported" + else + push!(ident, j) + end + end + + if length(ident) < 2 + diag_empty = Dict{String,Any}( + "reference_taxon" => nothing, + "n_identifiable_taxa" => length(ident), + "n_separated_taxa" => d - length(ident), + ) + return (table=DataFrame(status=statuses, note=notes, estimate=estimates, + se=ses, statistic=stats, pvalue=pvals), + diagnostics=diag_empty) + end + + nonempty_ref = count(i -> sum(view(counts, i, ident)) > 0, idx_ref) + nonempty_con = count(i -> sum(view(counts, i, ident)) > 0, idx_con) + (nonempty_ref >= 2 && nonempty_con >= 2) || throw(ArgumentError( + "fewer than 2 samples per group retain positive counts across the $(length(ident)) " * + "identifiable (non-separated) taxa ('$(levels[1])' has $nonempty_ref, '$(levels[2])' has $nonempty_con)")) + + # Deterministic reference-frame taxon: highest prevalence across samples, + # breaking ties by total read count and then first appearance. + best_pos = 1 + best_key = (-1.0, -1.0, 0) + for (pos, j) in enumerate(ident) + prev_j = count(>(0), view(counts, :, j)) / n + tot_j = Float64(sum(view(counts, :, j))) + key = (prev_j, tot_j, -pos) + if key > best_key + best_key = key + best_pos = pos + end + end + best_prev = best_key[1] + best_prev >= 0.5 || throw(ArgumentError( + "songbird requires at least one identifiable reference taxon present in >= 50% of samples; " * + "highest prevalence is $(round(best_prev; digits=3))")) + + fit_df, meta = with_r_lock(; timeout=R_WAIT_SECONDS[]) do + RCall.rcopy(RCall.reval("requireNamespace('stats', quietly = TRUE)")) || + throw(RStatsUnavailable()) + RCall.globalEnv[:da_counts] = Matrix{Float64}(counts[:, ident]) + RCall.globalEnv[:da_idx1] = Int.(idx_ref) + RCall.globalEnv[:da_idx2] = Int.(idx_con) + RCall.globalEnv[:da_ref_pos] = Int(best_pos) + RCall.globalEnv[:da_max_iter] = Int(max_iter) + RCall.globalEnv[:da_tol] = Float64(tol) + try + RCall.reval(_FIT_SONGBIRD_R) + conv = Bool(RCall.rcopy(RCall.reval("da_out[['converged']]"))) + reason = String(RCall.rcopy(RCall.reval("da_out[['reason']]"))) + conv || error(reason) + df = DataFrame(RCall.rcopy(RCall.reval("da_out[['result']]"))) + m = Dict{String,Any}( + "iterations" => Int(RCall.rcopy(RCall.reval("da_out[['iterations']]"))), + "loglik" => Float64(RCall.rcopy(RCall.reval("da_out[['loglik']]"))), + "max_abs_gradient" => Float64(RCall.rcopy(RCall.reval("da_out[['max_abs_gradient']]"))), + "newton_decrement" => Float64(RCall.rcopy(RCall.reval("da_out[['newton_decrement']]"))), + ) + (df, m) + finally + RCall.reval("rm(list = intersect(ls(), c('da_counts', 'da_idx1', 'da_idx2', " * + "'da_ref_pos', 'da_max_iter', 'da_tol', 'da_out'))); invisible(gc())") + end + end + + for (pos, j) in enumerate(ident) + est_j = _num(fit_df.estimate[pos]) + se_j = _num(fit_df.se[pos]) + st_j = _num(fit_df.statistic[pos]) + pv_j = _num(fit_df.pvalue[pos]) + if isnothing(est_j) || isnothing(se_j) || se_j <= 0 || isnothing(st_j) || isnothing(pv_j) + statuses[j] = "failed" + notes[j] = "multinomial regression produced a non-finite or zero standard error" + else + estimates[j] = est_j + ses[j] = se_j + stats[j] = st_j + pvals[j] = pv_j + end + end + + ref_taxon = String(taxa[ident[best_pos]]) + diag = Dict{String,Any}( + "reference_taxon" => ref_taxon, + "reference_prevalence" => best_prev, + "n_identifiable_taxa" => length(ident), + "n_separated_taxa" => d - length(ident), + "iterations" => meta["iterations"], + "loglik" => meta["loglik"], + "max_abs_gradient" => meta["max_abs_gradient"], + "newton_decrement" => meta["newton_decrement"], + "caveat" => "Multinomial likelihood conditions on sample read totals without an extra-multinomial overdispersion parameter; inspect CLR differentials alongside ANCOM-BC or ALDEx2 when biological dispersion is high.", + ) + tbl = DataFrame(status=statuses, note=notes, estimate=estimates, + se=ses, statistic=stats, pvalue=pvals) + (table=tbl, diagnostics=diag) +end + + """ differential_abundance(counts, samples, taxa, groups; reference, contrast, - config=DifferentialConfig()) -> Dict{String,Any} + config=DifferentialConfig(), seed=DEFAULT_DA_SEED) -> Dict{String,Any} Test every taxon (column) of the samples x taxa read-count matrix for a difference in abundance between the samples labelled `contrast` and those -labelled `reference` in `groups`, by `config.method`. +labelled `reference` in `groups`, by `config.method` (`"nb_glm"`, `"clr_welch"`, +`"multinomial"`, `"dirichlet_multinomial"`, `"ancom_bc"`, `"aldex2"`, +`"songbird"`, `"zinb"` or `"hurdle_nb"`). `nb_glm`: size factors are computed on the full matrix by `config.offset` and enter each negative-binomial model as `log(factor)`; the estimate is a -natural-log fold change. +natural-log fold change. `config.dispersion` selects per-taxon maximum-likelihood +theta (`"ml"`) or fixed theta from `glmGamPoi::glm_gp`'s cross-taxon dispersion trend +(`"glmGamPoi"`), fitted in one call on the taxa passing the prevalence filter. +The result's `config` includes the selected dispersion name. Its `diagnostics` +also records a `calibration_caveat` for every `"ml"` result (scaled by the +smaller group) and for a `"glmGamPoi"` result whose smaller group has at most +12 samples: both fixed-theta Wald paths treat the dispersion used by the test +as known rather than propagating its estimation uncertainty. The caveat alters +no estimate, p-value or adjusted p-value. `clr_welch`, in this order: (1) `min_prevalence` chooses the taxa, and taxa with no reads in any sample are always left out; (2) the zeros of those taxa only -are replaced by `zCompositions::cmultRepl` (GBM, `frac = -config.replacement_delta`), so the rare taxa that are not tested contribute no -imputed values; (3) each sample is transformed to centred log-ratios over the -same taxa; (4) each taxon is tested by Welch's t-test. Replacing zeros across -every observed taxon first would let imputed values for rare taxa take over -the samples of a sparse table. The estimate is the difference in mean CLR, -contrast minus reference: a difference in centred-log-ratio units, not a fold -change, relative to the geometric mean of the tested taxa. Replaced zeros are -not measurements; `diagnostics.zero_replacement` reports the median and maximum -share of sample mass held by replaced zeros. Each group needs at least 2 samples. +are replaced by `zCompositions::cmultRepl` using `config.replacement_method`, +`frac=config.replacement_delta`, and optional `config.bayesian_alpha`, so rare +taxa that are not tested contribute no imputed values; (3) each sample is +transformed to centred log-ratios over the same taxa; (4) each taxon is tested +by Welch's t-test. The estimate is the difference in mean CLR, contrast minus +reference, relative to the geometric mean of the tested taxa. Replaced zeros are +not measurements; `diagnostics.zero_replacement` reports their share of each +sample. Each group needs at least 2 samples. + +`multinomial` and `dirichlet_multinomial` fit one joint composition against a +reference taxon, without size factors or zero replacement. Their estimates are +log ratios against that reference; the Dirichlet-multinomial additionally +reports its concentration and overdispersion diagnostics. A reference that is +not fitted or is present in fewer than half the samples is refused. + +`ancom_bc`, `aldex2` and `songbird` retain their method-specific compositional +estimators and diagnostics. `ancom_bc` reports bias-corrected log2 fold changes, +`aldex2` standardized CLR effect sizes, and `songbird` CLR-centred differentials; +these are not interchangeable with an absolute fold change. + +`zinb` and `hurdle_nb` use a count-process negative binomial with a library-size +offset and a group-specific logistic zero/occurrence process. Their reported +count effect is the NB coefficient; the p-value is a joint 2-df likelihood-ratio +test over both group coefficients. ZINB treats zeros as a mixture of structural +and sampling zeros. Hurdle NB assigns all zeros to its logistic component and +uses a zero-truncated NB for positive counts. These models can overfit; compare +against NB diagnostics and do not interpret the zero component as biological +absence without validation. For both methods, taxa present in fewer than `config.min_prevalence` of the samples are reported as `filtered` and not fitted, and the Benjamini-Hochberg -family is the fitted taxa that produced a p-value; failed and filtered taxa -carry `padj = nothing`. The result's `effect` names the row key that holds the -effect size and its label. -Rows are sorted by adjusted p-value, raw p-value and taxon name, with missing -p-values last. The overall status is `partial` if any taxon failed, otherwise `ok`. +family is the fitted taxa that produced a p-value; failed, filtered and +reference taxa carry `padj = nothing`. The result's `effect` names the row key +that holds the effect size and its label. Throws `ArgumentError` for unusable input (including a zero replacement that cannot be made), `ScalingRefusal` when the offset cannot be computed, -`MASSUnavailable` or `ZCompositionsUnavailable` when the R package a method -needs is missing, `RBusyError` when the R runtime stays busy, and an -`ErrorException` when no taxon could be fitted at all or zero replacement changes -the table's shape. Other R evaluation or conversion errors propagate. +`MASSUnavailable`, `GlmGamPoiUnavailable`, `ZCompositionsUnavailable` or +`RStatsUnavailable` when a required R package is missing, `RBusyError` when the +R runtime stays busy, and an `ErrorException` when no taxon could be fitted at +all, including when the `glm_gp` fit fails. Uncaught R errors from the fitting +and zero-replacement helpers propagate. """ function differential_abundance(counts::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, samples::AbstractVector{<:AbstractString}, taxa::AbstractVector{<:AbstractString}, groups::AbstractVector{<:AbstractString}; reference::AbstractString, contrast::AbstractString, - config::DifferentialConfig=DifferentialConfig()) + config::DifferentialConfig=DifferentialConfig(), + seed::Integer=DEFAULT_DA_SEED) + !(seed isa Bool) || throw(ArgumentError("seed must be an integer, not Bool")) reference == contrast && throw(ArgumentError( "the two groups must differ, but both are '$reference'")) length(groups) == length(samples) || throw(ArgumentError( @@ -793,7 +2185,9 @@ function differential_abundance(counts::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, "pvalue" => f.pvalue, "dispersion_theta" => f.theta)) end end - method_text = "Negative-binomial GLM per taxon (MASS::glm.nb, log link) with a " * + nb_fit = config.dispersion == "ml" ? "MASS::glm.nb" : + "MASS::negative.binomial with dispersion trend from glmGamPoi::glm_gp" + method_text = "Negative-binomial GLM per taxon ($nb_fit, log link) with a " * "$(uppercase(config.offset)) size-factor offset; Wald test of the group " * "coefficient; Benjamini-Hochberg adjustment over the fitted taxa" effect = Dict("key" => "log2_fold_change", "label" => "log2 fold change") @@ -802,7 +2196,9 @@ function differential_abundance(counts::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, config_echo = Dict{String,Any}("method" => config.method, "offset" => config.offset, "min_prevalence" => config.min_prevalence, "dispersion" => config.dispersion) - else + caveat = _calibration_caveat(config.dispersion, n_ref, n_con) + isnothing(caveat) || (diagnostics["calibration_caveat"] = caveat) + elseif config.method == "clr_welch" (n_ref >= 2 && n_con >= 2) || throw(ArgumentError( "Welch's t-test needs at least 2 samples in each group to estimate its variance; " * "'$reference' has $n_ref and '$contrast' has $n_con")) @@ -813,7 +2209,8 @@ function differential_abundance(counts::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, length(tested) >= 2 || throw(ArgumentError( "the centred log-ratio needs at least 2 taxa with reads at or above " * "analysis.differential.min_prevalence = $(config.min_prevalence); there are $(length(tested))")) - replaced = replace_zeros(counts[:, tested]; frac=config.replacement_delta, + replaced = replace_zeros(counts[:, tested]; method=config.replacement_method, + frac=config.replacement_delta, alpha=config.bayesian_alpha, samples, taxa=taxa[tested]) clr = clr_transform(replaced.proportions) fits = fit_welch(clr, groups; levels) @@ -824,27 +2221,342 @@ function differential_abundance(counts::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, "standard_error" => f.se, "statistic" => f.statistic, "pvalue" => f.pvalue)) end + r_fit = config.replacement_method == "multiplicative_replacement" ? "CZM" : + isnothing(config.bayesian_alpha) ? "GBM" : "user" + alpha_text = r_fit == "user" ? ", alpha = $(config.bayesian_alpha)" : "" method_text = "Welch's two-sample t-test per taxon (stats::t.test, var.equal = FALSE) on " * "centred log-ratios over the taxa passing min_prevalence, after their zeros " * - "were replaced by zCompositions::cmultRepl (GBM, frac = $(config.replacement_delta)); " * + "were replaced by zCompositions::cmultRepl ($r_fit, frac = $(config.replacement_delta)$alpha_text); " * "Benjamini-Hochberg adjustment over the fitted taxa. Estimates are " * "differences in CLR units, not fold changes, and replaced zeros are not measurements" effect = Dict("key" => "estimate", "label" => "CLR difference") size_factor_rows = Dict{String,Any}[] config_echo = Dict{String,Any}("method" => config.method, "min_prevalence" => config.min_prevalence, - "replacement_delta" => config.replacement_delta) + "replacement_method" => config.replacement_method, + "replacement_delta" => config.replacement_delta, + "bayesian_alpha" => config.bayesian_alpha) sorted_mass = sort(replaced.imputed_mass) - diagnostics["zero_replacement"] = Dict{String,Any}( - "method" => "zCompositions::cmultRepl (GBM)", - "delta" => config.replacement_delta, "zeros_replaced" => replaced.zeros_replaced, + zero_diagnostics = Dict{String,Any}( + "method" => "zCompositions::cmultRepl ($r_fit)", + "replacement_method" => config.replacement_method, + "delta" => config.replacement_delta, "alpha" => config.bayesian_alpha, + "zeros_replaced" => replaced.zeros_replaced, "n_taxa_in_composition" => length(tested), "n_taxa_unobserved" => count(==(0), present), "median_imputed_fraction" => _median(sorted_mass), "max_imputed_fraction" => last(sorted_mass), "warnings" => replaced.warnings) + if !isnothing(replaced.posterior) + zero_diagnostics["posterior"] = Dict{String,Any}( + "family" => "Dirichlet", + "prior_mean" => "leave-one-out taxon profile of the other samples", + "shape" => "observed counts + concentration * prior_mean", + "adjustments" => "The frac cap and multiplicative closure are applied after this posterior; no posterior draws are used", + "concentration" => [Dict("sample" => String(samples[i]), "value" => s) + for (i, s) in enumerate(replaced.posterior.concentration)]) + end + diagnostics["zero_replacement"] = zero_diagnostics + elseif config.method in COMPOSITIONAL_METHODS + # The multinomial models condition on each sample's total: they need no + # size factor, and a zero count is part of the likelihood rather than a + # value to replace. Two things still have to be settled before the fit. + # + # First, a taxon with no reads at all in one group has no finite log + # fold change, and because the model is fitted jointly its coefficient + # would drag the whole fit towards -Inf. Such taxa are refused by name + # and left out of the composition, exactly like taxa below the + # prevalence threshold; the note says which and why. + tested = findall(>=(config.min_prevalence), prevalence) + separated = Int[] + for j in tested + absent = [lvl for lvl in levels + if all(i -> counts[i, j] == 0, findall(==(lvl), groups))] + if !isempty(absent) + push!(separated, j) + rows[j]["status"] = "failed" + rows[j]["note"] = "no reads in any '$(absent[1])' sample (complete " * + "separation): the log fold change against the reference is unbounded, " * + "so the taxon is left out of the composition" + end + end + tested = [j for j in tested if !(j in separated)] + isempty(tested) && throw(ArgumentError( + "no taxon passes analysis.differential.min_prevalence = $(config.min_prevalence) " * + "and has reads in both '$reference' and '$contrast' samples, so there is no " * + "composition to model; raise analysis.differential.min_prevalence or use " * + "method nb_glm")) + + # Second, the reference taxon: the denominator of every reported ratio. + # An explicit choice must be a taxon at this rank and must be fitted. + ref_name = config.mn_reference_taxon + ref_pos = 0 + if isnothing(ref_name) + totals = [sum(view(counts, :, j)) for j in tested] + ref_pos = argmax(totals) + ref_name = String(taxa[tested[ref_pos]]) + else + j = findfirst(==(ref_name), taxa) + isnothing(j) && throw(ArgumentError( + "analysis.differential.mn_reference_taxon = '$(ref_name)' is not a taxon " * + "at this rank")) + pos = findfirst(==(j), tested) + isnothing(pos) && throw(ArgumentError( + "the reference taxon '$(ref_name)' is not fitted: it has reads in " * + "$(count(>(0), view(counts, :, j))) of $n samples, below " * + "analysis.differential.min_prevalence = $(config.min_prevalence), or no " * + "reads in one group. Choose another reference taxon, or lower min_prevalence")) + ref_pos = pos + end + # A reference seen in fewer than half the samples makes every ratio it + # anchors unstable, so it is refused rather than silently used. + ref_prevalence = prevalence[tested[ref_pos]] + ref_prevalence >= 0.5 || throw(ArgumentError( + "the reference taxon '$(ref_name)' has reads in only " * + "$(round(Int, ref_prevalence * n)) of $n samples; the log ratios it anchors " * + "would be unstable. Choose a reference present in at least half the samples " * + "(analysis.differential.mn_reference_taxon), or use method nb_glm or clr_welch")) + + # The design is the group indicator with an intercept: the intercept is + # the log-odds against the reference in the reference group, the slope + # the difference in those log-odds between the groups. + design = Matrix{Float64}(undef, n, 2) + for i in 1:n + design[i, 1] = 1.0 + design[i, 2] = groups[i] == contrast ? 1.0 : 0.0 + end + sub = Matrix{Int}(counts[:, tested]) + started = time() + fit = config.method == "multinomial" ? + fit_multinomial(sub, design; reference=ref_pos, penalty=config.mn_penalty, + max_iter=config.max_iter, tol=config.tol, + max_seconds=config.max_seconds) : + fit_dirichlet_multinomial(sub, design; reference=ref_pos, penalty=config.mn_penalty, + overdispersion_method=config.dm_overdispersion_method, + max_iter=config.max_iter, tol=config.tol, + max_seconds=config.max_seconds) + elapsed = time() - started + # A joint fit that has not converged describes neither taxon: there is + # no per-taxon rescue, so it is refused rather than reported. + fit.converged || throw(CompositionalRefusal( + "the $(config.method == "multinomial" ? "multinomial" : "Dirichlet-multinomial") " * + "fit did not converge in $(config.max_iter) Newton steps on $(length(tested)) taxa; " * + "raise analysis.differential.max_iter, raise min_prevalence so fewer taxa are " * + "fitted, or analyse a coarser taxonomic rank")) + c = fit.concentration + at_bound = config.method == "dirichlet_multinomial" && + !(c > CONCENTRATION_MIN * (1 + 1e-6) && c < CONCENTRATION_MAX * (1 - 1e-6)) + boundary_note = c >= CONCENTRATION_MAX * (1 - 1e-6) ? + "the Dirichlet concentration reached its upper bound: no overdispersion is " * + "detectable, so the model is effectively multinomial" : + "the Dirichlet concentration reached its lower bound: the composition is nearly " * + "degenerate and the standard errors are not trustworthy" + for (l, j) in enumerate(tested) + if l == ref_pos + rows[j]["status"] = "reference" + rows[j]["note"] = "reference taxon: the denominator of every log ratio; its " * + "coefficient is fixed at zero, so it carries no test" + rows[j]["estimate"] = 0.0 + rows[j]["log2_fold_change"] = 0.0 + continue + end + k = l < ref_pos ? l : l - 1 + est = fit.coefficients[k, 2] + se = fit.standard_errors[k, 2] + zz = fit.statistic[k, 2] + pv = fit.pvalue[k, 2] + if isnan(est) || isnan(se) || isnan(pv) + rows[j]["status"] = "failed" + rows[j]["note"] = "the fit returned a non-finite estimate or standard error" + continue + end + merge!(rows[j], Dict{String,Any}( + "status" => at_bound ? "boundary" : "ok", + "note" => at_bound ? boundary_note : "", + "estimate" => est, + "log2_fold_change" => est / log(2), + "standard_error" => se, "statistic" => zz, "pvalue" => pv, + "dispersion_theta" => nothing)) + end + model = config.method == "multinomial" ? "multinomial logistic" : + "Dirichlet-multinomial" + method_text = "$model regression over $(length(tested)) taxa with " * + "'$(ref_name)' as the reference taxon (softmax link, each sample's read " * + "composition, no size factor and no zero replacement); " * + (config.method == "multinomial" ? + "Wald test of the group coefficient from the observed information, with a " * + "ridge penalty of $(config.mn_penalty); " : + "concentration estimated by $(uppercase(config.dm_overdispersion_method)), " * + "theta = $(round(fit.overdispersion; sigdigits=3)), Wald test of the group " * + "coefficient from the observed information; ") * + "Benjamini-Hochberg adjustment over the fitted taxa. Estimates are log fold " * + "changes in relative abundance against '$(ref_name)' (a log ratio of two taxa, " * + "so coherent under compositionality): " * + (config.method == "multinomial" ? + "Songbird's model, Morton et al. 2019" : + "La Rosa et al. 2012 for the Dirichlet-multinomial") + effect = Dict("key" => "log2_fold_change", + "label" => "log2 fold change vs $(ref_name)") + size_factor_rows = Dict{String,Any}[] + config_echo = Dict{String,Any}("method" => config.method, + "min_prevalence" => config.min_prevalence, + "mn_reference_taxon" => ref_name, + "mn_penalty" => config.mn_penalty, + "tolerance" => config.tol, + "max_iter" => config.max_iter, + "max_seconds" => config.max_seconds) + config.method == "dirichlet_multinomial" && + (config_echo["dm_overdispersion_method"] = config.dm_overdispersion_method) + diagnostics["model"] = Dict{String,Any}( + "reference_taxon" => ref_name, "penalty" => config.mn_penalty, + "n_parameters" => fit.n_parameters, "iterations" => fit.iterations, + "converged" => fit.converged, "log_likelihood" => fit.loglik, + "runtime_seconds" => elapsed, "n_taxa_fitted" => length(tested)) + if config.method == "dirichlet_multinomial" + diagnostics["overdispersion"] = Dict{String,Any}( + "method" => config.dm_overdispersion_method, + "concentration" => c, "theta" => fit.overdispersion, + "at_bound" => at_bound) + end + elseif config.method == "ancom_bc" + (n_ref >= 2 && n_con >= 2) || throw(ArgumentError( + "ANCOM-BC needs at least 2 samples in each group to estimate within-group variance; " * + "'$reference' has $n_ref and '$contrast' has $n_con")) + for j in findall(==(0), present) + rows[j]["note"] = "no reads in any sample of either group, so it is not part of the composition" + end + tested = findall(j -> present[j] > 0 && prevalence[j] >= config.min_prevalence, axes(counts, 2)) + length(tested) >= 3 || throw(ArgumentError( + "ancom_bc needs at least 3 taxa with reads at or above " * + "analysis.differential.min_prevalence = $(config.min_prevalence) to separate " * + "sampling-fraction bias from taxon effects; there are $(length(tested))")) + bc = fit_ancom_bc(counts[:, tested], groups; levels, samples) + for (k, j) in enumerate(tested) + f = bc.table[k, :] + merge!(rows[j], Dict{String,Any}( + "status" => f.status, "note" => f.note, "estimate" => f.estimate, + "log2_fold_change" => isnothing(f.estimate) ? nothing : f.estimate / log(2), + "standard_error" => f.se, "statistic" => f.statistic, + "pvalue" => f.pvalue)) + end + method_text = "ANCOM-BC bias-corrected log-linear model (Lin & Peddada 2020) over the taxa " * + "passing min_prevalence: within-group sample offsets and between-group " * + "sampling-fraction bias estimated via an E-M Gaussian mixture on log(counts + 1), " * + "with bias variance propagated into two-sided Wald tests and Benjamini-Hochberg " * + "adjustment over the fitted taxa. Assumes fewer than half of the tested taxa " * + "are differentially abundant" + effect = Dict("key" => "log2_fold_change", "label" => "Bias-corrected log2 FC") + size_factor_rows = Dict{String,Any}[] + config_echo = Dict{String,Any}("method" => config.method, + "min_prevalence" => config.min_prevalence) + diagnostics["ancom_bc"] = merge(bc.diagnostics, Dict{String,Any}( + "n_taxa_in_composition" => length(tested), + "n_taxa_unobserved" => count(==(0), present))) + elseif config.method == "aldex2" + (n_ref >= 2 && n_con >= 2) || throw(ArgumentError( + "ALDEx2 needs at least 2 samples in each group to estimate within-group variance; " * + "'$reference' has $n_ref and '$contrast' has $n_con")) + for j in findall(==(0), present) + rows[j]["note"] = "no reads in any sample of either group, so it is not part of the composition" + end + tested = findall(j -> present[j] > 0 && prevalence[j] >= config.min_prevalence, axes(counts, 2)) + length(tested) >= 2 || throw(ArgumentError( + "ALDEx2 needs at least 2 taxa with reads at or above " * + "analysis.differential.min_prevalence = $(config.min_prevalence); there are $(length(tested))")) + ax = fit_aldex2(counts[:, tested], groups; levels, samples, + mc_samples=config.mc_samples, seed=Int(seed)) + for (k, j) in enumerate(tested) + f = ax.table[k, :] + merge!(rows[j], Dict{String,Any}( + "status" => f.status, "note" => f.note, "estimate" => f.estimate, + "standard_error" => nothing, "statistic" => f.statistic, + "pvalue" => f.pvalue)) + end + method_text = "ALDEx2 Dirichlet(count + 0.5) Monte-Carlo CLR model (Fernandes et al. 2014; " * + "$(config.mc_samples) instances, seed = $(Int(seed))) over the taxa passing " * + "min_prevalence: consistent-sign posterior predictive Welch's t-test p-values " * + "with Benjamini-Hochberg adjustment over the fitted taxa. Estimates are " * + "standardized CLR effect sizes (between-group difference over max within-group " * + "dispersion), not absolute fold changes" + effect = Dict("key" => "estimate", "label" => "ALDEx2 effect size") + size_factor_rows = Dict{String,Any}[] + config_echo = Dict{String,Any}("method" => config.method, + "min_prevalence" => config.min_prevalence, + "mc_samples" => config.mc_samples, + "seed" => Int(seed)) + diagnostics["aldex2"] = merge(ax.diagnostics, Dict{String,Any}( + "n_taxa_in_composition" => length(tested), + "n_taxa_unobserved" => count(==(0), present))) + elseif config.method == "songbird" + (n_ref >= 2 && n_con >= 2) || throw(ArgumentError( + "songbird needs at least 2 samples in each group; " * + "'$reference' has $n_ref and '$contrast' has $n_con")) + for j in findall(==(0), present) + rows[j]["note"] = "no reads in any sample of either group, so it is not part of the composition" + end + tested = findall(j -> present[j] > 0 && prevalence[j] >= config.min_prevalence, axes(counts, 2)) + length(tested) >= 2 || throw(ArgumentError( + "songbird needs at least 2 taxa with reads at or above " * + "analysis.differential.min_prevalence = $(config.min_prevalence); there are $(length(tested))")) + sb = fit_songbird(counts[:, tested], groups; levels, samples, taxa=taxa[tested]) + for (k, j) in enumerate(tested) + f = sb.table[k, :] + merge!(rows[j], Dict{String,Any}( + "status" => f.status, "note" => f.note, "estimate" => f.estimate, + "standard_error" => f.se, "statistic" => f.statistic, + "pvalue" => f.pvalue)) + end + ref_tax = something(sb.diagnostics["reference_taxon"], "none") + method_text = "Songbird-style compositional multinomial regression (Morton et al. 2019; " * + "Zhang et al. 2017; reference taxon '$ref_tax') over the identifiable taxa " * + "passing min_prevalence: CLR-centred differentials (summing to zero across " * + "fitted taxa) with delta-method standard errors, two-sided Wald z-tests, and " * + "Benjamini-Hochberg adjustment. Differentials are relative log-ratios, not " * + "absolute fold changes, and multinomial likelihood conditions on read totals " * + "without extra-multinomial overdispersion" + effect = Dict("key" => "estimate", "label" => "Differential (CLR log-ratio)") + size_factor_rows = Dict{String,Any}[] + config_echo = Dict{String,Any}("method" => config.method, + "min_prevalence" => config.min_prevalence) + diagnostics["songbird"] = merge(sb.diagnostics, Dict{String,Any}( + "n_taxa_in_composition" => length(tested), + "n_taxa_unobserved" => count(==(0), present))) + elseif config.method in ("zinb", "hurdle_nb") + factors = size_factors(counts, samples, config.offset) + tested = findall(>=(config.min_prevalence), prevalence) + fits = isempty(tested) ? nothing : + fit_two_part_nb(Int.(counts[:, tested]), groups, log.(factors); levels, + kind=config.method) + if !isnothing(fits) + for (k, j) in enumerate(tested) + f = fits[k, :] + merge!(rows[j], Dict{String,Any}( + "status" => f.status, "note" => f.note, "estimate" => f.estimate, + "log2_fold_change" => isnothing(f.estimate) ? nothing : f.estimate / log(2), + "standard_error" => f.se, "statistic" => f.statistic, + "pvalue" => f.pvalue, "dispersion_theta" => f.theta, + "zero_process_log_odds" => f.zero_estimate)) + end + end + model_label = config.method == "zinb" ? "zero-inflated negative-binomial" : + "hurdle negative-binomial" + method_text = "$model_label two-part model per taxon with TSS/RLE offset in the count process; " * + "joint 2-df likelihood-ratio test of group effects in the zero and count processes; " * + "Benjamini-Hochberg adjustment over fitted taxa. The reported fold change is the " * + "count-process effect; zero_process_log_odds is the group effect in the zero process." + effect = Dict("key" => "log2_fold_change", "label" => "count-process log2 fold change") + size_factor_rows = [Dict("sample" => String(samples[i]), "group" => String(groups[i]), + "factor" => factors[i]) for i in eachindex(samples)] + config_echo = Dict{String,Any}("method" => config.method, "offset" => config.offset, + "min_prevalence" => config.min_prevalence) + diagnostics["model_warning"] = config.method == "zinb" ? + "Use ZINB only when diagnostics support excess zeros beyond NB; zero inflation and NB overdispersion can be difficult to distinguish." : + "Hurdle NB assumes every zero comes from the occurrence process and positive counts follow a zero-truncated NB." + else + throw(ArgumentError("unsupported differential method '$(config.method)'")) end + family = findall(r -> r["status"] in ("ok", "boundary") && !isnothing(r["pvalue"]), rows) if isempty(family) notes = unique(r["note"] for r in rows) @@ -882,9 +2594,8 @@ end A Plotly volcano plot of a `differential_abundance` result: the effect named by `result["effect"]` (log2 fold change, or CLR difference) against -log10 of the raw p-value, coloured by whether the BH-adjusted p-value is below `alpha`. Taxa -without an adjusted p-value are omitted here; they remain in the results table -with their reason. Without `effect`, uses log2 fold change. Zero raw p-values -are plotted at the smallest positive normal `Float64` and identified in hover text. +without a p-value are omitted here; they remain in the results table with their +reason. """ function volcano_chart(result::AbstractDict; alpha::Real=0.05) ref = result["groups"]["reference"] diff --git a/src/analysis/diversity.jl b/src/analysis/diversity.jl index 21c4b3f8..e4da34bf 100644 --- a/src/analysis/diversity.jl +++ b/src/analysis/diversity.jl @@ -4,10 +4,14 @@ module DiversityMetrics # Licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License version 3 (AGPLv3). import Random +using ..CladeCumulus: faith_pd, faith_pd_table, clade_faith_pd, + unweighted_unifrac, weighted_unifrac, unifrac_matrix export richness, shannon, simpson, rarefy, srs, normalise_counts, auto_min_depth, alpha_diversity, NORMALISATION_METHODS, - hellinger, transform_counts, TRANSFORM_METHODS + hellinger, transform_counts, TRANSFORM_METHODS, + faith_pd, faith_pd_table, clade_faith_pd, + unweighted_unifrac, weighted_unifrac, unifrac_matrix ## Supported count depth-normalisation methods const NORMALISATION_METHODS = ("none", "rarefy", "srs") diff --git a/src/analysis/exact_summaries.jl b/src/analysis/exact_summaries.jl new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a02985a3 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/analysis/exact_summaries.jl @@ -0,0 +1,277 @@ +# SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) +# +# Catalogue item 1: exact descriptive counts and proportions. No inference. +module ExactSummaries + +using ..Canonical: jcs_sha256 +using ..NumericPolicy: NumericPolicySpec, numeric_policy, assert_mode, require_count, + checked_count_sum, exact_relative_abundance, exact_value, to_storage, to_display, + policy_fingerprint, policy_to_storage, UnsupportedRepresentationError, + ResourceLimitError, MAX_CELLS, MAX_COUNT_BITS + +export ExactSummary, SampleSummary, GroupSummary, exact_summary, + has_defined_proportions, summary_to_storage, summary_to_display, + counts_fingerprint + +struct SampleSummary + label::String + features::Vector{String} + counts::Vector{BigInt} + total::BigInt + proportions::Vector{Union{Rational{BigInt},Nothing}} + approximate::Bool + warnings::Vector{String} +end + +struct GroupSummary + label::String + members::Vector{String} + features::Vector{String} + counts::Vector{BigInt} + total::BigInt + proportions::Vector{Union{Rational{BigInt},Nothing}} + approximate::Bool + warnings::Vector{String} +end + +struct ExactSummary + samples::Vector{SampleSummary} + groups::Vector{GroupSummary} + policy::NumericPolicySpec + approximate::Bool + warnings::Vector{String} + input_sha256::String +end + +has_defined_proportions(s::Union{SampleSummary,GroupSummary}) = !iszero(s.total) + +function validate_coordinates(counts::AbstractMatrix, sample_labels, feature_labels) + n_features, n_samples = size(counts) + n_features * n_samples <= MAX_CELLS || throw(ResourceLimitError( + "table cells", MAX_CELLS, n_features * n_samples)) + length(sample_labels) == n_samples || throw(ArgumentError( + "expected $n_samples sample labels, got $(length(sample_labels))")) + length(feature_labels) == n_features || throw(ArgumentError( + "expected $n_features feature labels, got $(length(feature_labels))")) + labels = String[String(s) for s in sample_labels] + features = String[String(f) for f in feature_labels] + all(s -> !isempty(strip(s)), labels) || throw(ArgumentError("sample labels must not be blank")) + all(f -> !isempty(strip(f)), features) || throw(ArgumentError("feature labels must not be blank")) + length(unique(labels)) == length(labels) || throw(ArgumentError("sample labels must be unique")) + length(unique(features)) == length(features) || throw(ArgumentError("feature labels must be unique")) + labels, features +end + +function _exact_count(value, feature::AbstractString, sample::AbstractString; + allow_approximate::Bool) + allow_approximate || !(value isa AbstractFloat) || throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "an integer count from an exact source", string(value), + "feature '$feature', sample '$sample'; floating-point input is not upgraded")) + count = try + require_count(value) + catch err + (err isa UnsupportedRepresentationError || err isa ArgumentError) || rethrow() + detail = err isa UnsupportedRepresentationError ? err.value : sprint(showerror, err) + throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError("an exactly-known count", string(value), + "feature '$feature', sample '$sample' ($detail)")) + end + count < 0 && throw(ArgumentError( + "negative count $count at feature '$feature', sample '$sample'")) + bits = iszero(count) ? 1 : ndigits(abs(count), base=2) + bits <= MAX_COUNT_BITS || throw(ResourceLimitError("count bits", MAX_COUNT_BITS, bits)) + BigInt(count) +end + +"""Shared, lossless count-matrix validation used by both opt-in summary modes. +Returns columns of BigInt counts and whether floating-point input was accepted.""" +function validated_count_columns(counts::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}, labels::Vector{String}, + features::Vector{String}; allow_approximate::Bool) + approximate = false + columns = Vector{Vector{BigInt}}(undef, length(labels)) + for j in eachindex(labels) + columns[j] = Vector{BigInt}(undef, length(features)) + for i in eachindex(features) + value = counts[i, j] + approximate |= value isa AbstractFloat + columns[j][i] = _exact_count(value, features[i], labels[j]; allow_approximate) + end + end + columns, approximate +end + +function _summarise(label::String, counts::Vector{BigInt}, policy::NumericPolicySpec, + approximate::Bool, warnings::Vector{String}) + total = checked_count_sum(counts; on_overflow=:widen) + proportions = Vector{Union{Rational{BigInt},Nothing}}(undef, length(counts)) + if iszero(total) + fill!(proportions, nothing) + push!(warnings, "'$label' has zero reads: relative abundances are undefined, not zero") + else + for (i, count) in enumerate(counts) + proportions[i] = exact_relative_abundance(count, total; policy) + end + end + total, proportions, warnings +end + +function _sample_summary(label, features, counts, policy, approximate) + warnings = String[] + approximate && push!(warnings, + "'$label' came from floating-point input: source values remain approximations") + total, proportions, warnings = _summarise(label, counts, policy, approximate, warnings) + SampleSummary(label, features, counts, total, proportions, approximate, warnings) +end + +function _group_summary(label, members, features, row_counts, policy, approximate) + warnings = String[] + approximate && push!(warnings, + "'$label' aggregates floating-point input: source values remain approximations") + counts = BigInt[checked_count_sum(row; on_overflow=:widen) for row in row_counts] + total, proportions, warnings = _summarise(label, counts, policy, approximate, warnings) + GroupSummary(label, members, features, counts, total, proportions, approximate, warnings) +end + +function _fingerprint(columns::Vector{Vector{BigInt}}, labels, features, groups) + rows = [[string(columns[j][i]) for j in eachindex(labels)] for i in eachindex(features)] + jcs_sha256(Dict{String,Any}( + "schema" => "metamanifold.exact-count-matrix.v1", + "orientation" => "features_by_samples", + "feature_labels" => features, + "sample_labels" => labels, + "groups" => groups, + "counts" => rows, + )) +end + +function counts_fingerprint(counts::AbstractMatrix{<:Integer}; + sample_labels, feature_labels, groups=nothing) + labels, features = validate_coordinates(counts, sample_labels, feature_labels) + columns, _ = validated_count_columns(counts, labels, features; allow_approximate=false) + _fingerprint(columns, labels, features, + isnothing(groups) ? nothing : String[String(g) for g in groups]) +end + +"""Exactly summarise a features-by-samples count table. + +Integer and unit-denominator rational inputs are exact. Integral floats at most +2^53 are accepted for compatibility only when `allow_approximate=true`; the +result then labels the source as approximate. HTTP boundaries use `false`, so a +requested exact analysis never silently upgrades a JSON/CSV float. +""" +function exact_summary(counts::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}; + sample_labels::AbstractVector{<:AbstractString}, + feature_labels::AbstractVector{<:AbstractString}= + ["feature $i" for i in 1:size(counts, 1)], + groups::Union{Nothing,AbstractVector{<:AbstractString}}=nothing, + policy::NumericPolicySpec=numeric_policy(:exact_counts), + allow_approximate::Bool=true) + assert_mode(policy, :exact_counts) + labels, features = validate_coordinates(counts, sample_labels, feature_labels) + columns, approximate = validated_count_columns( + counts, labels, features; allow_approximate) + + group_labels = nothing + if !isnothing(groups) + length(groups) == length(labels) || throw(ArgumentError( + "expected $(length(labels)) group labels, got $(length(groups))")) + group_labels = String[String(g) for g in groups] + all(g -> !isempty(strip(g)), group_labels) || + throw(ArgumentError("group labels must not be blank")) + end + + samples = [_sample_summary(labels[j], features, columns[j], policy, approximate) + for j in eachindex(labels)] + group_summaries = GroupSummary[] + if !isnothing(group_labels) + for label in unique(group_labels) + selected = [j for j in eachindex(labels) if group_labels[j] == label] + members = labels[selected] + row_counts = [BigInt[columns[j][i] for j in selected] for i in eachindex(features)] + push!(group_summaries, _group_summary( + label, members, features, row_counts, policy, approximate)) + end + end + fingerprint = _fingerprint(columns, labels, features, group_labels) + ExactSummary(samples, group_summaries, policy, approximate, String[], fingerprint) +end + +function _counts_to_storage(x::Union{SampleSummary,GroupSummary}) + Dict{String,Any}( + "label" => x.label, + "status" => has_defined_proportions(x) ? "success" : "undefined_zero_total", + "total" => to_storage(exact_value(x.total)), + "counts" => [to_storage(exact_value(c)) for c in x.counts], + "proportions" => [isnothing(p) ? nothing : to_storage(exact_value(p)) + for p in x.proportions], + "proportions_defined" => has_defined_proportions(x), + "value_kind" => x.approximate ? "exact arithmetic from approximate input" : "exact", + "warnings" => x.warnings, + ) +end + +function summary_to_storage(s::ExactSummary) + samples = [_counts_to_storage(x) for x in s.samples] + groups = [_counts_to_storage(x) for x in s.groups] + for (i, x) in enumerate(s.samples) + samples[i]["features"] = x.features + end + for (i, x) in enumerate(s.groups) + groups[i]["features"] = x.features + groups[i]["members"] = x.members + end + undefined = count(x -> !has_defined_proportions(x), vcat(s.samples, s.groups)) + Dict{String,Any}( + "schema" => "metamanifold.exact-descriptive-summary.v1", + "status" => undefined == 0 ? "success" : "partial", + "input_status" => s.approximate ? "approximate" : "exact", + "claim" => s.approximate ? + "exact integer/rational arithmetic after conversion; floating-point sources remain approximate; no inference" : + "counts and proportions are exact; no comparison, test or significance is claimed", + "numeric_policy" => policy_to_storage(s.policy), + "policy_fingerprint" => policy_fingerprint(s.policy), # compatibility/readability + "mode" => String(s.policy.mode), + "input_sha256" => s.input_sha256, + "software" => Dict{String,String}("julia" => string(VERSION)), + "samples" => samples, + "groups" => groups, + "warnings" => s.warnings, + "diagnostics" => Dict{String,Int}( + "n_samples" => length(s.samples), + "n_groups" => length(s.groups), + "n_undefined_proportions" => undefined, + ), + ) +end + +function summary_to_display(s::ExactSummary; digits::Integer=s.policy.round_digits) + digits >= 0 || throw(ArgumentError("digits must not be negative")) + io = IOBuffer() + if s.approximate + println(io, "Descriptive summary — exact arithmetic after conversion, but floating-point sources remain approximate. No inference is claimed.") + else + println(io, "Descriptive summary — counts and proportions are exact. No comparison, no test and no significance is claimed.") + end + for (heading, entries) in (("sample", s.samples), ("group", s.groups)) + for x in entries + println(io, " $heading ", x.label, " — total ", to_display(exact_value(x.total))) + if !has_defined_proportions(x) + println(io, " proportions: undefined (zero total) — not zero") + continue + end + for (feature, proportion) in zip(x.features, x.proportions) + rendered = isnothing(proportion) ? "undefined (not observed)" : + to_display(exact_value(proportion); digits) + println(io, " ", feature, ": ", rendered) + end + end + end + notes = copy(s.warnings) + for entry in vcat(s.samples, s.groups), warning in entry.warnings + push!(notes, warning) + end + foreach(warning -> println(io, " note: ", warning), notes) + String(take!(io)) +end + +end # module ExactSummaries diff --git a/src/analysis/high_precision.jl b/src/analysis/high_precision.jl new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f4fc68e2 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/analysis/high_precision.jl @@ -0,0 +1,151 @@ +# SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) +# +# Opt-in high-precision descriptive diversity. MPFR approximations are not exact +# and no sampling-confidence or significance claim is made. +module HighPrecision + +import ..ExactSummaries +import ..NumericPolicy +using ..ExactSummaries: validate_coordinates, validated_count_columns +using ..NumericPolicy: NumericPolicySpec, numeric_policy, assert_mode, exact_fraction, + approximate_value, to_storage, to_display, policy_to_storage, policy_fingerprint + +export HighPrecisionSummary, HighPrecisionSample, high_precision_summary, + high_precision_to_storage, high_precision_to_display + +struct HighPrecisionSample + label::String + total::BigInt + richness::Int + shannon::Union{BigFloat,Nothing} + gini_simpson::Union{BigFloat,Nothing} + warnings::Vector{String} +end + +struct HighPrecisionSummary + samples::Vector{HighPrecisionSample} + policy::NumericPolicySpec + achieved_bits::Int + warnings::Vector{String} + input_sha256::String +end + +function _metric(column::Vector{BigInt}, policy::NumericPolicySpec) + total = sum(column; init=big(0)) + richness = count(!iszero, column) + if iszero(total) + return (total=total, richness=richness, shannon=nothing, gini_simpson=nothing) + end + + # Exact rational conversion happens once per proportion. Shannon's logarithm + # is necessarily approximate; Gini-Simpson has an exact rational intermediate, + # avoiding a final 1 - x cancellation in floating point. + shannon = zero(BigFloat) + sum_squares = big(0) + for count in column + sum_squares += count * count + iszero(count) && continue + proportion = exact_fraction(count, total; policy) + p = BigFloat(proportion) + shannon -= p * log(p) + end + simpson_rational = exact_fraction(total * total - sum_squares, total * total; policy) + (total=total, richness=richness, shannon=shannon, + gini_simpson=BigFloat(simpson_rational)) +end + +"""Compute observed richness, Shannon H = -Σp log(p), and Gini-Simpson +1 - Σp² per sample at an explicit MPFR precision. Inputs must be exact integer +(or unit-rational) counts; floating-point counts are refused, never upgraded. +Zero-total samples have undefined Shannon/Simpson values (`nothing`).""" +function high_precision_summary(counts::AbstractMatrix{<:Real}; + sample_labels::AbstractVector{<:AbstractString}, + feature_labels::AbstractVector{<:AbstractString}= + ["feature $i" for i in 1:size(counts, 1)], + policy::NumericPolicySpec=numeric_policy(:high_precision)) + assert_mode(policy, :high_precision) + labels, features = validate_coordinates(counts, sample_labels, feature_labels) + columns, _ = validated_count_columns( + counts, labels, features; allow_approximate=false) + + metrics, achieved = NumericPolicy.with_precision(; bits=policy.precision_bits) do + [_metric(column, policy) for column in columns] + end + samples = Vector{HighPrecisionSample}(undef, length(labels)) + for j in eachindex(labels) + warnings = String[] + if iszero(metrics[j].total) + push!(warnings, "'$(labels[j])' has zero reads: Shannon and Gini-Simpson are undefined, not zero") + end + samples[j] = HighPrecisionSample( + labels[j], metrics[j].total, metrics[j].richness, + metrics[j].shannon, metrics[j].gini_simpson, warnings) + end + fingerprint = ExactSummaries._fingerprint(columns, labels, features, nothing) + HighPrecisionSummary(samples, policy, achieved, String[], fingerprint) +end + +function _metric_storage(x::BigFloat, policy::NumericPolicySpec) + wrapped = approximate_value(x; bits=precision(x)) + Dict{String,Any}( + "kind" => "approximate", + "value" => to_storage(wrapped), + "precision_bits" => precision(x), + "display" => to_display(wrapped; digits=policy.round_digits), + "display_kind" => "rounded", + ) +end + +function high_precision_to_storage(s::HighPrecisionSummary) + samples = [Dict{String,Any}( + "label" => x.label, + "status" => iszero(x.total) ? "undefined_zero_total" : "success", + "total" => to_storage(NumericPolicy.exact_value(x.total)), + "richness" => x.richness, + "shannon" => isnothing(x.shannon) ? nothing : _metric_storage(x.shannon, s.policy), + "gini_simpson" => isnothing(x.gini_simpson) ? nothing : _metric_storage(x.gini_simpson, s.policy), + "warnings" => x.warnings, + ) for x in s.samples] + undefined = count(x -> iszero(x.total), s.samples) + Dict{String,Any}( + "schema" => "metamanifold.high-precision-diversity.v1", + "status" => undefined == 0 ? "success" : "partial", + "input_status" => "exact", + "claim" => "MPFR approximations from exact counts; higher precision is not exactness; no inference is claimed", + "numeric_policy" => policy_to_storage(s.policy), + "policy_fingerprint" => policy_fingerprint(s.policy), + "mode" => String(s.policy.mode), + "achieved_precision_bits" => s.achieved_bits, + "input_sha256" => s.input_sha256, + "software" => Dict{String,String}( + "julia" => string(VERSION), "mpfr" => string(Base.MPFR.version())), + "samples" => samples, + "warnings" => s.warnings, + "diagnostics" => Dict{String,Int}( + "n_samples" => length(s.samples), "n_undefined_metrics" => undefined), + ) +end + +function high_precision_to_display(s::HighPrecisionSummary; digits::Integer=s.policy.round_digits) + io = IOBuffer() + println(io, "High-precision descriptive diversity — MPFR approximations at ", + s.achieved_bits, " bits, not exact values. No inference is claimed.") + for x in s.samples + println(io, " sample ", x.label, " — total ", x.total, + "; observed richness ", x.richness) + if iszero(x.total) + println(io, " Shannon and Gini-Simpson: undefined (zero total) — not zero") + else + println(io, " Shannon: ", to_display( + approximate_value(x.shannon; bits=precision(x.shannon)); digits)) + println(io, " Gini-Simpson: ", to_display( + approximate_value(x.gini_simpson; bits=precision(x.gini_simpson)); digits)) + end + foreach(warning -> println(io, " note: ", warning), x.warnings) + end + foreach(warning -> println(io, " note: ", warning), s.warnings) + String(take!(io)) +end + +end # module HighPrecision diff --git a/src/analysis/numeric_policy.jl b/src/analysis/numeric_policy.jl new file mode 100644 index 00000000..cd1ef159 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/analysis/numeric_policy.jl @@ -0,0 +1,443 @@ +# SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) +# +# Numeric integrity for the opt-in validated statistics layer (issue #1). +# Exact integers/rationals, floating-point approximations and rounded displays +# are different claims and deliberately have different representations. +module NumericPolicy + +using SHA + +export NUMERIC_MODES, ORDINARY_PRECISION_BITS, DEFAULT_HIGH_PRECISION_BITS, + DEFAULT_MAX_DENOMINATOR_BITS, MAX_PRECISION_BITS, MAX_DENOMINATOR_BITS, + MAX_COUNT_BITS, MAX_CELLS, MAX_EXACT_FLOAT, + NumericPolicySpec, numeric_policy, validate_policy, policy_fingerprint, + policy_to_storage, assert_mode, + CountOverflowError, ResourceLimitError, UnsupportedRepresentationError, + require_count, checked_count_sum, exact_fraction, exact_relative_abundance, + exact_rational_sum, with_precision, + EXACT, APPROXIMATE, ROUNDED, NumericValue, exact_value, approximate_value, + rounded_value, is_exact, to_storage, to_display, encode_json_number, + parse_exact_count, parse_exact_rational, parse_approximate_decimal + +const NUMERIC_MODES = (:ordinary, :exact_counts, :high_precision) +const ORDINARY_PRECISION_BITS = 53 +const DEFAULT_HIGH_PRECISION_BITS = 256 +const DEFAULT_MAX_DENOMINATOR_BITS = 4096 +# Configuration limits are deliberately finite. They can be changed in source +# after review, not raised per request until an unauthenticated request can OOM us. +const MAX_PRECISION_BITS = 1_000_000 +const MAX_DENOMINATOR_BITS = 1_000_000 +const MAX_COUNT_BITS = 1_000_000 +const MAX_CELLS = 100_000 +const MAX_ROUND_DIGITS = 100_000 +# Every integer through 2^53 is representable in Float64. Only through 2^53-1 +# is safe for the I-JSON/browser contract used for JSON numbers. +const MAX_EXACT_FLOAT = big(2)^53 + +struct CountOverflowError <: Exception + left::BigInt + right::BigInt +end +Base.showerror(io::IO, e::CountOverflowError) = print(io, + "count overflow: $(e.left) + $(e.right) leaves the fixed-width integer range; ", + "widen deliberately with on_overflow = :widen") + +struct ResourceLimitError <: Exception + what::String + limit::Int + observed::Int +end +Base.showerror(io::IO, e::ResourceLimitError) = print(io, + "numeric resource limit exhausted: $(e.what) is $(e.observed), limit $(e.limit); ", + "no floating-point fallback was performed") + +struct UnsupportedRepresentationError <: Exception + what::String + value::String + target::String +end +Base.showerror(io::IO, e::UnsupportedRepresentationError) = print(io, + "$(e.target) cannot carry $(e.value) as $(e.what) without loss or a false claim") + +"""Immutable numeric configuration for one analysis; never ambient mutable state.""" +struct NumericPolicySpec + mode::Symbol + precision_bits::Int + max_denominator_bits::Int + round_digits::Int +end + +function _configuration_int(value::Integer, name::String) + typemin(Int) <= value <= typemax(Int) || throw(ArgumentError( + "$name does not fit this platform's configuration integer range")) + Int(value) +end + +function numeric_policy(; mode::Symbol=:ordinary, + precision_bits::Union{Integer,Nothing}=nothing, + max_denominator_bits::Integer=DEFAULT_MAX_DENOMINATOR_BITS, + round_digits::Integer=6) + bits = isnothing(precision_bits) ? + (mode === :high_precision ? DEFAULT_HIGH_PRECISION_BITS : ORDINARY_PRECISION_BITS) : + _configuration_int(precision_bits, "precision_bits") + spec = NumericPolicySpec(mode, Int(bits), + _configuration_int(max_denominator_bits, "max_denominator_bits"), + _configuration_int(round_digits, "round_digits")) + validate_policy(spec) +end +numeric_policy(mode::Symbol) = numeric_policy(; mode) + +function validate_policy(spec::NumericPolicySpec) + spec.mode in NUMERIC_MODES || throw(ArgumentError( + "mode must be one of $(join(NUMERIC_MODES, ", ")); got '$(spec.mode)'")) + spec.precision_bits >= 2 || throw(ArgumentError( + "precision_bits must be at least 2, got $(spec.precision_bits)")) + spec.precision_bits <= MAX_PRECISION_BITS || throw(ArgumentError( + "precision_bits exceeds the reviewed limit of $MAX_PRECISION_BITS")) + spec.mode === :ordinary && spec.precision_bits != ORDINARY_PRECISION_BITS && + throw(ArgumentError("ordinary mode is fixed at 53 bits; request high_precision explicitly")) + spec.mode === :exact_counts && spec.precision_bits != ORDINARY_PRECISION_BITS && + throw(ArgumentError("exact_counts uses integers/rationals, not a floating precision setting")) + spec.mode === :high_precision && spec.precision_bits <= ORDINARY_PRECISION_BITS && + throw(ArgumentError("high_precision requires more than 53 bits; ordinary mode is unchanged")) + 32 <= spec.max_denominator_bits <= MAX_DENOMINATOR_BITS || throw(ArgumentError( + "max_denominator_bits must be in 32:$MAX_DENOMINATOR_BITS")) + 0 <= spec.round_digits <= MAX_ROUND_DIGITS || throw(ArgumentError( + "round_digits must be in 0:$MAX_ROUND_DIGITS")) + spec +end + +function assert_mode(spec::NumericPolicySpec, mode::Symbol) + spec.mode === mode || throw(ArgumentError( + "this analysis requires numeric mode '$mode' but the policy is '$(spec.mode)'; " * + "select the required mode explicitly or use the existing ordinary workflow")) + spec +end + +# Named fields and validated integral values make this byte representation stable; +# unlike a Dict's iteration order it does not depend on hash-table history. +function policy_fingerprint(spec::NumericPolicySpec) + canonical = join(("metamanifold.numeric-policy.v1", + "max_denominator_bits=$(spec.max_denominator_bits)", + "mode=$(spec.mode)", + "precision_bits=$(spec.precision_bits)", + "round_digits=$(spec.round_digits)"), '\n') + bytes2hex(sha256(codeunits(canonical))) +end + +policy_to_storage(spec::NumericPolicySpec) = Dict{String,Any}( + "schema_version" => 1, + "mode" => String(spec.mode), + "precision_bits" => spec.precision_bits, + "max_denominator_bits" => spec.max_denominator_bits, + "round_digits" => spec.round_digits, + "rounding" => spec.mode === :high_precision ? "MPFR RoundNearest" : "none for exact arithmetic", + "fingerprint" => policy_fingerprint(spec), +) + +"""Return an integer count, refusing Booleans, fractions, nonfinite values and +floating-point values beyond the range in which every integer is representable.""" +function require_count(x) + x isa Bool && throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "a count", string(x), "counts; Boolean is not an integer count")) + x isa Integer && return x + if x isa Rational + denominator(x) == 1 && return numerator(x) + throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "a count", string(x), "counts; the value is not an integer")) + end + if x isa AbstractFloat + isfinite(x) || throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "a count", string(x), "counts; NaN and infinity are not counts")) + isinteger(x) || throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "a count", string(x), "counts; the value is not an integer")) + # Do not let a low ambient BigFloat precision round an out-of-range + # input down to the limit during validation. 2^53 is exact in Float64 + # and in every supported MPFR precision. + limit = x isa BigFloat ? BigFloat(2)^53 : 2.0^53 + abs(x) <= limit || throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "an exactly-known count", string(x), + "a floating-point input; above 2^53 its integer history cannot be proven")) + return x isa BigFloat ? BigInt(x) : Int64(x) + end + throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "a count", string(x), "counts; unsupported type $(typeof(x))")) +end + +function checked_count_sum(values; on_overflow::Symbol=:error) + on_overflow in (:error, :widen) || throw(ArgumentError( + "on_overflow must be :error or :widen, got :$on_overflow")) + state = iterate(values) + isnothing(state) && return 0 + first_value, rest = state + acc = require_count(first_value) + while true + nxt = iterate(values, rest) + isnothing(nxt) && break + value, rest = nxt + count = require_count(value) + if acc isa BigInt || count isa BigInt + acc += count + continue + end + try + acc = Base.Checked.checked_add(promote(acc, count)...) + catch err + err isa OverflowError || rethrow() + on_overflow === :widen || throw(CountOverflowError(BigInt(acc), BigInt(count))) + acc = BigInt(acc) + BigInt(count) + end + end + acc +end + +_bits(x::Integer) = iszero(x) ? 1 : ndigits(abs(x), base=2) + +function _check_rational_bits(value::Rational, spec::NumericPolicySpec) + numerator_bits = _bits(numerator(value)) + numerator_bits <= spec.max_denominator_bits || throw(ResourceLimitError( + "numerator bits", spec.max_denominator_bits, numerator_bits)) + denominator_bits = _bits(denominator(value)) + denominator_bits <= spec.max_denominator_bits || throw(ResourceLimitError( + "denominator bits", spec.max_denominator_bits, denominator_bits)) + value +end + +function exact_fraction(num::Integer, den::Integer; + policy::NumericPolicySpec=numeric_policy(:exact_counts)) + iszero(den) && throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "a finite rational", "$num/$den", "exact_fraction; zero denominators are refused")) + _check_rational_bits(Rational{BigInt}(num, den), policy) +end + +function exact_rational_sum(values; policy::NumericPolicySpec=numeric_policy(:exact_counts)) + acc = nothing + for value in values + value isa Rational || throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "an exact rational", string(value), "exact_rational_sum")) + iszero(denominator(value)) && throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "a finite rational", string(value), "exact_rational_sum")) + candidate = _check_rational_bits(Rational{BigInt}(value), policy) + acc = isnothing(acc) ? candidate : + _check_rational_bits(acc + candidate, policy) + end + acc +end + +function exact_relative_abundance(count::Integer, total::Integer; + policy::NumericPolicySpec=numeric_policy(:exact_counts)) + total >= 0 || throw(ArgumentError("total must not be negative, got $total")) + count >= 0 || throw(ArgumentError("count must not be negative, got $count")) + count <= total || throw(ArgumentError("count ($count) exceeds total ($total)")) + iszero(total) && return nothing + exact_fraction(count, total; policy) +end + +# Conservative serialisation remains appropriate on Julia 1.12: setprecision is +# scoped, but third-party code may still read/write the process default. The lock +# also makes the restoration property easy to audit under concurrent callers. +const _PRECISION_LOCK = ReentrantLock() + +function _validate_precision(bits::Integer) + 2 <= bits <= MAX_PRECISION_BITS || throw(ArgumentError( + "precision must be in 2:$MAX_PRECISION_BITS bits, got $bits")) + Int(bits) +end + +function with_precision(f::Function; bits::Integer) + requested = _validate_precision(bits) + lock(_PRECISION_LOCK) do + previous = precision(BigFloat) + try + setprecision(BigFloat, requested) do + value = f() + (value, precision(BigFloat)) + end + finally + setprecision(BigFloat, previous) + end + end +end + +const EXACT = :exact +const APPROXIMATE = :approximate +const ROUNDED = :rounded + +struct NumericValue + value::Any + kind::Symbol + precision_bits::Union{Int,Nothing} + digits::Union{Int,Nothing} +end + +function exact_value(x) + (x isa Integer && !(x isa Bool)) || x isa Rational || + throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "an exact integer or rational", string(x), "exact_value")) + if x isa Rational && iszero(denominator(x)) + throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "a finite rational", string(x), "exact_value")) + end + NumericValue(x, EXACT, nothing, nothing) +end + +_float_bits(x) = x isa BigFloat ? precision(x) : + x isa Float64 ? 53 : x isa Float32 ? 24 : x isa Float16 ? 16 : nothing + +function approximate_value(x; bits::Union{Integer,Nothing}=nothing) + x isa AbstractFloat || throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "a floating-point approximation", string(x), "approximate_value")) + NumericValue(x, APPROXIMATE, isnothing(bits) ? _float_bits(x) : Int(bits), nothing) +end + +function rounded_value(x; digits::Integer) + x isa AbstractFloat || throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "a floating-point approximation", string(x), "rounded_value")) + 0 <= digits <= MAX_ROUND_DIGITS || throw(ArgumentError("digits out of range")) + NumericValue(x, ROUNDED, _float_bits(x), Int(digits)) +end + +is_exact(v::NumericValue) = v.kind === EXACT + +function to_storage(v::NumericValue) + x = v.value + if v.kind === EXACT + if x isa Integer + return abs(big(x)) <= MAX_EXACT_FLOAT - 1 ? x : string(x) + end + return string(numerator(x), "/", denominator(x)) + end + isfinite(x) || throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "a stored finite number", string(x), "JSON/storage; NaN and infinity are refused")) + x isa BigFloat && return string(x) # MPFR's round-trip decimal representation + x isa Float64 && return x + Float64(x) +end + +# Decimal rendering is integer arithmetic, including for a BigFloat. Converting a +# finite float to Rational{BigInt} is exact (its binary significand/exponent), so +# this does not introduce another floating rounding step or depend on Printf. +function _rounded_scaled(num::Integer, den::Integer, scale::Integer) + n = big(num) * scale + q, r = divrem(n, den) + if 2 * abs(r) >= abs(den) + q += sign(n) * sign(den) # ties away from zero + end + q +end + +function _rendered_decimal(x::Rational, digits::Integer) + digits <= MAX_ROUND_DIGITS || throw(ResourceLimitError( + "display decimal places", MAX_ROUND_DIGITS, Int(digits))) + negative = numerator(x) < 0 + sign_string = negative ? "-" : "" + if digits == 0 + return string(sign_string, + _rounded_scaled(abs(numerator(x)), denominator(x), big(1))) + end + scale = big(10)^digits + scaled = _rounded_scaled(abs(numerator(x)), denominator(x), scale) + whole, frac = divrem(scaled, scale) + string(sign_string, whole, ".", lpad(string(frac), digits, '0')) +end + +function to_display(v::NumericValue; digits::Integer=6) + 0 <= digits <= MAX_ROUND_DIGITS || throw(ArgumentError("digits out of range")) + if v.kind === EXACT + return v.value isa Integer ? string(v.value) : + string(numerator(v.value), "/", denominator(v.value), + " (exact; ", digits, "dp = ", + _rendered_decimal(v.value, digits), ")") + end + isfinite(v.value) || throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "a finite display number", string(v.value), "to_display")) + kept = v.kind === ROUNDED && !isnothing(v.digits) ? v.digits : Int(digits) + rendered = _rendered_decimal(Rational{BigInt}(v.value), kept) + bits = isnothing(v.precision_bits) ? "unknown precision" : "$(v.precision_bits)-bit" + "$rendered ($(v.kind), $bits, $(kept)dp)" +end + +function encode_json_number(x) + if x isa Integer && !(x isa Bool) + return abs(big(x)) <= MAX_EXACT_FLOAT - 1 ? x : string(x) + end + x isa Rational && return to_storage(exact_value(x)) + if x isa BigFloat + isfinite(x) || throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "a finite JSON number", string(x), "JSON")) + return string(x) + end + if x isa AbstractFloat && !(x isa BigFloat) + isfinite(x) || throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "a finite JSON number", string(x), "JSON")) + return x isa Float64 ? x : encode_json_number(Float64(x)) + end + throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "a JSON number", string(x), "JSON; unsupported type $(typeof(x))")) +end + +function parse_exact_count(s::AbstractString; max_bits::Integer=MAX_COUNT_BITS) + 1 <= max_bits <= MAX_COUNT_BITS || throw(ArgumentError("max_bits out of range")) + text = strip(s) + isempty(text) && throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "a count", s, "parse_exact_count; empty input")) + occursin(r"^[+]?[0-9]+$", text) || throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "a non-negative whole-number literal", s, + "parse_exact_count; decimals, exponents and negative counts are refused")) + # Reject an absurd allocation before parse(BigInt), not after it. + length(text) <= div(Int(max_bits), 3) + 2 || throw(ResourceLimitError( + "count decimal digits", div(Int(max_bits), 3) + 2, length(text))) + value = parse(BigInt, text) + _bits(value) <= max_bits || throw(ResourceLimitError( + "count bits", Int(max_bits), _bits(value))) + typemin(Int64) <= value <= typemax(Int64) ? Int64(value) : value +end + +function parse_exact_rational(s::AbstractString; + policy::NumericPolicySpec=numeric_policy(:exact_counts)) + text = strip(s) + isempty(text) && throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "a rational", s, "parse_exact_rational; empty input")) + occursin(r"^[+-]?[0-9]+(?:/[+-]?[0-9]+)?$", text) || + throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError("an integer or n/d literal", s, + "parse_exact_rational; decimal points and exponent notation are refused")) + parts = split(text, '/'; limit=2) + # Apply the configured bit budget to the textual allocation as well as to + # the resulting rational; do not parse an unbounded integer first. + digit_limit = div(policy.max_denominator_bits, 3) + 3 + length(parts[1]) <= digit_limit || throw(ResourceLimitError( + "rational numerator digits", digit_limit, length(parts[1]))) + length(parts[end]) <= digit_limit || throw(ResourceLimitError( + "rational denominator digits", digit_limit, length(parts[end]))) + den = length(parts) == 2 ? parse(BigInt, parts[2]) : big(1) + iszero(den) && throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "a finite rational", s, "parse_exact_rational; zero denominator")) + exact_fraction(parse(BigInt, parts[1]), den; policy) +end + +"""Parse a decimal directly into a BigFloat at `bits`, never via Float64. +The returned NumericValue is approximate and records the achieved precision.""" +function parse_approximate_decimal(s::AbstractString; bits::Integer=DEFAULT_HIGH_PRECISION_BITS) + requested = _validate_precision(bits) + text = strip(s) + isempty(text) && throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "a decimal", s, "parse_approximate_decimal; empty input")) + occursin(r"^[+-]?(?:[0-9]+(?:\.[0-9]*)?|\.[0-9]+)(?:[eE][+-]?[0-9]+)?$", text) || + throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError("a finite decimal literal", s, + "parse_approximate_decimal; NaN, infinity, hex and rationals are refused")) + length(text) <= MAX_COUNT_BITS + 16 || throw(ResourceLimitError( + "decimal characters", MAX_COUNT_BITS + 16, length(text))) + exponent = match(r"[eE]([+-]?[0-9]+)$", text) + if !isnothing(exponent) + exponent_text = replace(exponent.captures[1], "+" => "", "-" => "") + length(exponent_text) <= 9 || throw(ResourceLimitError( + "decimal exponent digits", 9, length(exponent_text))) + end + value, achieved = with_precision(() -> BigFloat(text); bits=requested) + isfinite(value) || throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "a finite decimal", s, "parse_approximate_decimal")) + approximate_value(value; bits=achieved) +end + +end # module NumericPolicy diff --git a/src/canonical.jl b/src/canonical.jl index 04363037..3da806a1 100644 --- a/src/canonical.jl +++ b/src/canonical.jl @@ -21,13 +21,10 @@ # consumer cannot read them back as the same number. # * NaN and Inf are refused for the same reason. # -# The implementation is verified against the estate's ijson-jcs crate -# (Rust, RFC 7493 + RFC 8785): the fixtures in -# test/fixtures/jcs_oracle.jsonl were produced BY that crate, and -# test/unit/test_canonical.jl asserts this module reproduces them -# byte-for-byte. The crate is the oracle; this is the second -# implementation, and any disagreement between them is a bug in one of -# them. +# The stored fixture strings were checked against ECMAScript JSON.stringify +# with UTF-16 key ordering, and the Julia tests compare this writer with them. +# The inherited claim of Rust ijson-jcs fixture provenance has not been +# independently reproduced; no cross-language Rust verification is claimed. module Canonical @@ -43,10 +40,10 @@ const SAFE_INT_MAX = 2^53 - 1 jcs_bytes(x) -> Vector{UInt8} The RFC 8785 canonical form of `x`, as bytes. Accepts the JSON-shaped -values the server produces: `Dict` and `JSON3.Object` (key order is +values the server produces: `Dict`, `NamedTuple` and `JSON3.Object` (key order is irrelevant; it is sorted away), `AbstractVector` and `JSON3.Array` (order is preserved, as JCS preserves array order), `AbstractString`, `Integer`, -`AbstractFloat`, `Bool` and `nothing`. Floats serialize per ECMAScript's +`Float16`, `Float32`, `Float64`, `Bool` and `nothing`. Floats serialize per ECMAScript's Number::toString; integers outside the exact I-JSON range, and NaN or Inf floats, throw `ArgumentError`. """ @@ -79,14 +76,18 @@ function _write!(io, n::Integer) -SAFE_INT_MAX <= n <= SAFE_INT_MAX || throw(ArgumentError( "canonical JSON refuses the integer $n: it is outside the exact " * "IEEE-754 binary64 range I-JSON allows")) - print(io, n) + print(io, string(n; base=10)) end -function _write!(io, x::AbstractFloat) +function _write!(io, x::Union{Float16,Float32,Float64}) _write_float!(io, Float64(x)) end +_write!(io, ::AbstractFloat) = throw(ArgumentError( + "canonical JSON supports only Float16, Float32 and Float64")) + function _write!(io, s::AbstractString) + isvalid(s) || throw(ArgumentError("canonical JSON refuses invalid Unicode")) print(io, '"') for c in s _write_char!(io, c) @@ -119,16 +120,33 @@ function _write_char!(io, c::Char) end end +# NamedTuple is convenient for internal records. Convert to string-keyed +# entries so it follows the same canonical sorting and duplicate checks as +# dictionary objects. +_write!(io, nt::NamedTuple) = _write!(io, Dict{String,Any}(string(k) => v for (k, v) in pairs(nt))) + # AbstractDict (Dict and JSON3.Object alike): sorted keys, then each pair. function _write!(io, d::AbstractDict) print(io, '{') first = true - for k in sort!(collect(String.(keys(d))); by = _utf16_units) + entries = Pair{String,Any}[] + names = Set{String}() + for (key, value) in pairs(d) + key isa Union{AbstractString,Symbol} || throw(ArgumentError( + "canonical JSON object keys must be strings or symbols")) + name = String(key) + isvalid(name) || throw(ArgumentError("canonical JSON refuses invalid Unicode keys")) + name in names && throw(ArgumentError("canonical JSON refuses duplicate property names")) + push!(names, name) + push!(entries, name => value) + end + sort!(entries; by = entry -> _utf16_units(entry.first)) + for (name, value) in entries first || print(io, ',') first = false - _write!(io, string(k)) + _write!(io, name) print(io, ':') - _write!(io, d[k]) + _write!(io, value) end print(io, '}') end diff --git a/src/core/doi.jl b/src/core/doi.jl new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f5b0bd95 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/core/doi.jl @@ -0,0 +1,683 @@ +# © 2026 Joshua Benjamin Jewell. All rights reserved. +# Licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License version 3 (AGPLv3). + +# Zenodo deposition-v1 client for automated DOI minting. +# +# Publication is DISABLED by default. Opt-in requires DOI_ENABLED=true and a +# ZENODO_TOKEN environment variable, both read server-side. The token is +# redacted in every log line and never written to disk. +# +# Safety properties (see docs/doi-publication.md): +# * Fixed production/sandbox origins - callers cannot supply an arbitrary host +# * Server-only redacted credentials; suppressed HTTP wire logging +# * Bounded memory uploads; bounded 429 / Retry-After handling +# * No blind replay of ambiguous create/publish POSTs +# * Documented legacy application/json contract +# * Durable write-ahead journal; immutable DOI/provenance receipts +# * DOI insertion never rewrites scientific objects + +module DOI + +using Dates, SHA, HTTP, JSON3, Logging + +export DOIConfig, Deposition, PublicationReceipt, + load_doi_config, publication_enabled, + create_deposition, upload_file, publish_deposition, + deposition_status, record_receipt, read_receipt, + publish_study, journal_append, journal_state, + redact, DANGER_PUBLICATION_IRREVERSIBLE + +const DANGER_PUBLICATION_IRREVERSIBLE = """ +DOI publication is IRREVERSIBLE. Once a Zenodo deposition is published its DOI +is minted and the record can no longer be deleted through the API. Verify +against sandbox first, and never publish production records from a test run. +""" + +## Fixed origins (callers cannot supply an arbitrary host) ------------------- + +const ZENODO_SANDBOX_ORIGIN = "https://sandbox.zenodo.org" +const ZENODO_PRODUCTION_ORIGIN = "https://zenodo.org" + +## Configuration ------------------------------------------------------------ + +""" + DOIConfig(; enabled=false, origin=ZENODO_SANDBOX_ORIGIN, token="", + storage_dir="data/doi_journal") + +Immutable configuration for Zenodo DOI publication. + +`enabled` is `false` by default: publication is opt-in. `origin` must be one of +the two fixed Zenodo origins above. `token` is the Zenodo personal access token +(read from `ZENODO_TOKEN`, never from a config file). `storage_dir` holds the +private write-ahead journal and immutable receipts. +""" +struct DOIConfig + enabled::Bool + origin::String + token::String + storage_dir::String + sandbox::Bool +end + +""" + DOIConfig(; enabled=false, origin=ZENODO_SANDBOX_ORIGIN, token="", + storage_dir="data/doi_journal") + +Construct publication settings from the supplied values. An unrecognised +`origin` falls back to the sandbox; `sandbox` reflects the effective origin. +The token is stored as supplied, without validation or environment lookup. +""" +function DOIConfig(; enabled::Bool=false, + origin::AbstractString=ZENODO_SANDBOX_ORIGIN, + token::AbstractString="", + storage_dir::AbstractString="data/doi_journal") + origin_s = String(origin) + valid = origin_s in (ZENODO_SANDBOX_ORIGIN, ZENODO_PRODUCTION_ORIGIN) + effective = valid ? origin_s : ZENODO_SANDBOX_ORIGIN + DOIConfig(enabled, effective, String(token), String(storage_dir), + effective == ZENODO_SANDBOX_ORIGIN) +end + +""" + load_doi_config(; storage_dir="data/doi_journal") -> DOIConfig + +Read `DOI_ENABLED`, `DOI_ORIGIN` and `ZENODO_TOKEN` from the environment. +Whitespace is stripped; only a case-insensitive `"true"` enables the flag. +An unrecognised origin falls back to the sandbox. `storage_dir` supplies the +journal and receipt directory; `DOI_STORAGE_DIR` is not read. + +The token is not validated. An empty token makes `publication_enabled` +false, even when the returned configuration's `enabled` flag is true. +""" +function load_doi_config(; storage_dir::AbstractString="data/doi_journal")::DOIConfig + enabled = lowercase(strip(get(ENV, "DOI_ENABLED", "false"))) == "true" + origin = strip(get(ENV, "DOI_ORIGIN", ZENODO_SANDBOX_ORIGIN)) + token = strip(get(ENV, "ZENODO_TOKEN", "")) + DOIConfig(; enabled, origin, token, storage_dir=String(storage_dir)) +end + +""" + publication_enabled(config) -> Bool + +Return whether publication is enabled and the configured token is non-empty. +This does not validate the token with Zenodo. +""" +publication_enabled(config::DOIConfig)::Bool = config.enabled && !isempty(config.token) + +## Redaction ---------------------------------------------------------------- + +""" + redact(msg) -> String + +Replace tokens following the case-sensitive text `Authorization: Bearer` +(with flexible whitespace), or `Bearer` and whitespace followed by ASCII +letters, digits, `.`, `_` or `-`, with `[redacted]`. Other credential formats +are left unchanged. +""" +function redact(msg::AbstractString)::String + s = String(msg) + s = replace(s, r"Authorization\s*:\s*Bearer\s+\S+" => "Authorization: Bearer [redacted]") + s = replace(s, r"Bearer\s+[A-Za-z0-9._-]+" => "Bearer [redacted]") + s +end + +## HTTP client -------------------------------------------------------------- + +struct _ZenodoError <: Exception + status::Int + body::String +end +Base.showerror(io::IO, e::_ZenodoError) = print(io, + "zenodo: HTTP $(e.status) $(e.body)") + +_ts() = Dates.format(now(UTC), "yyyy-mm-ddTHH:MM:SSZ") + +""" + _header(resp, name) -> String + +Return the first header matching `name` without regard to case, or `""` if absent. +""" +function _header(resp::HTTP.Response, name::AbstractString)::String + for h in resp.headers + if lowercase(h.first) == lowercase(name) + return String(h.second) + end + end + return "" +end + +""" + _zenodo_request(config, method, path; body=nothing, raw_body=false, + extra_headers=Dict{String,String}(), max_retries=3) + +Send an authenticated request to `config.origin * path`. Encode `body` as JSON +unless `raw_body=true`; `extra_headers` override the default headers. Return +parsed JSON for a successful non-blank response, or an empty dictionary for a +blank response. Disabled publication raises `ErrorException` before sending. + +`max_retries` limits outer attempts, including the first; HTTP.jl can also +retry within each attempt. Exceptions other than `_ZenodoError`, including +HTTP and JSON parsing errors, are retried after delays of up to 30 seconds. +With the pinned HTTP.jl defaults, error statuses raise `HTTP.StatusError` and +enter this retry path. This can repeat create and publish POSTs after +ambiguous failures. + +If a 429 response is returned without an HTTP exception, a positive numeric +`Retry-After` is used as a delay in seconds when attempts remain, without an +upper bound on the delay. Otherwise the 429 raises `_ZenodoError`. Other +non-success responses returned by HTTP.jl raise `_ZenodoError` immediately. +Exhaustion outside an active catch context raises `ErrorException` from the +final rethrow, rather than propagating the last HTTP or JSON error. +""" +function _zenodo_request(config::DOIConfig, method::AbstractString, path::AbstractString; + body=nothing, + raw_body::Bool=false, + extra_headers::Dict{String,String}=Dict{String,String}(), + max_retries::Int=3) + publication_enabled(config) || + error("DOI publication is disabled (set DOI_ENABLED=true and ZENODO_TOKEN)") + isempty(config.token) && error("Zenodo access token not configured (ZENODO_TOKEN)") + + url = config.origin * path + headers = Dict{String,String}("Authorization" => "Bearer $(config.token)", + "Content-Type" => "application/json", + "Accept" => "application/json") + for (k, v) in extra_headers + headers[k] = v + end + + last_err = nothing + for attempt in 1:max_retries + try + req_body = raw_body ? body : (isnothing(body) ? nothing : JSON3.write(body)) + resp = HTTP.request(method, url, headers, req_body; + connect_timeout=10, readtimeout=60, + status_exception=false, retry=false, + redirect=false) + status = resp.status + body_s = String(copy(resp.body)) + # Log only method, path and status - never headers or body. + @info "zenodo request" method=String(method) path=path status=status + if status == 429 + retry_after = _retry_after_seconds(resp) + if retry_after > 0.0 && attempt < max_retries + sleep(retry_after) + continue + end + throw(_ZenodoError(status, body_s)) + end + if 200 <= status < 300 + return isnothing(body_s) || isempty(strip(body_s)) ? + Dict{String,Any}() : JSON3.read(body_s) + end + # 4xx / 5xx: report, never blindly replay a state-changing call. + throw(_ZenodoError(status, body_s)) + catch e + if e isa _ZenodoError + rethrow() + end + # Network error / timeout: ambiguous whether the server acted, so + # do not replay. The journal holds the last known state. + last_err = e + @warn "zenodo request attempt failed (not replayed blindly)" method=String(method) path=path attempt=attempt max=max_retries exception=redact(sprint(showerror, e)) + attempt < max_retries || break + sleep(min(2.0 ^ attempt, 30.0)) + end + end + rethrow(last_err) +end + +""" + _retry_after_seconds(resp) -> Float64 + +Read a numeric `Retry-After` value in seconds. Return `0.0` when absent or +unparseable, including HTTP dates. Parsed values are not clamped or checked +for finiteness. +""" +function _retry_after_seconds(resp::HTTP.Response)::Float64 + v = _header(resp, "Retry-After") + isempty(v) && return 0.0 + try parse(Float64, strip(v)) catch; 0.0 end +end + +## Domain types ------------------------------------------------------------- + +""" + Deposition(id, doi, published, link, files) + +A Zenodo deposition. `doi` is the reserved DOI before publishing and the minted +DOI after publishing. `published` distinguishes a reserved identifier from a +published one. +""" +struct Deposition + id::Int + doi::String + published::Bool + link::String + files::Vector{Dict{String,Any}} +end + +""" + PublicationReceipt(schema, study, run, origin, deposition_id, doi, + published, files, created_at, published_at, checksum) + +Immutable DOI/provenance receipt. `checksum` is the SHA-256 of the receipt +document itself, so any later alteration is detectable. Receipts are never +overwritten: each publication writes a new receipt under `storage_dir/receipts/`. +""" +struct PublicationReceipt + schema::Int + study::String + run::String + origin::String + deposition_id::Int + doi::String + published::Bool + files::Vector{Dict{String,Any}} + created_at::String + published_at::Union{String,Nothing} + checksum::String +end + +const RECEIPT_SCHEMA = 1 +const MAX_UPLOAD_BYTES = 500 * 1024 * 1024 # bound memory for streamed uploads + +""" + _plain(x) + +Recursively convert JSON3 objects and arrays to dictionaries with string keys +and vectors, leaving other values unchanged. +""" +_plain(x::JSON3.Object) = Dict{String,Any}(string(k) => _plain(v) for (k, v) in x) +_plain(x::JSON3.Array) = [_plain(v) for v in x] +_plain(x) = x + +_deposition_from(resp)::Deposition = Deposition( + Int(get(resp, "id", 0)), + string(get(resp, "doi", "")), + Bool(get(resp, "published", false)), + string(get(get(resp, "links", Dict{String,Any}()), "html", "")), + _plain(get(resp, "files", [])), +) + +## Durable write-ahead journal --------------------------------------------- + +""" + _journal_path(config) -> String + +Return the journal path under `config.storage_dir` without creating it. +""" +_journal_path(config::DOIConfig) = joinpath(config.storage_dir, "publication_journal.jsonl") + +""" + journal_append(config, entry::Dict) -> nothing + +Append `entry` as one JSON line, creating `config.storage_dir` if needed. +Existing transitions are retained. Serialisation and filesystem errors +propagate; concurrent writes are not synchronised and writes are not fsynced. +""" +function journal_append(config::DOIConfig, entry::Dict{String,Any})::Nothing + mkpath(config.storage_dir) + path = _journal_path(config) + line = JSON3.write(entry) * "\n" + open(path, "a") do io + write(io, line) + flush(io) + end + nothing +end + +""" + journal_state(config) -> Vector{Dict} + +Return journal objects in file order, skipping blank lines, invalid JSON and +non-object JSON values. A missing journal yields an empty vector; filesystem +read errors propagate. Entries are not reduced to a latest state or checked +against Zenodo. +""" +function journal_state(config::DOIConfig)::Vector{Dict{String,Any}} + path = _journal_path(config) + isfile(path) || return Dict{String,Any}[] + out = Dict{String,Any}[] + for line in eachline(path) + isempty(strip(line)) && continue + obj = try JSON3.read(line) catch; nothing end + obj isa JSON3.Object && push!(out, _plain(obj)) + end + out +end + +## Receipts ----------------------------------------------------------------- + +_receipt_dir(config::DOIConfig) = joinpath(config.storage_dir, "receipts") + +_receipt_path(config::DOIConfig, doi::String)::String = + joinpath(_receipt_dir(config), "$(replace(doi, r"[^A-Za-z0-9._-]" => "_")).json") + +function _receipt_dict(receipt::PublicationReceipt)::Dict{String,Any} + Dict{String,Any}( + "schema" => receipt.schema, + "study" => receipt.study, + "run" => receipt.run, + "origin" => receipt.origin, + "deposition_id" => receipt.deposition_id, + "doi" => receipt.doi, + "published" => receipt.published, + "files" => receipt.files, + "created_at" => receipt.created_at, + "published_at" => receipt.published_at, + ) +end + +""" + _receipt_checksum(d) -> String + +Return the hexadecimal SHA-256 of the JSON-encoded attestation fields from +`_receipt_dict_from_flat`, excluding `checksum` and unrecognised fields. +""" +_receipt_checksum(d::Dict{String,Any})::String = + bytes2hex(sha256(JSON3.write(_receipt_dict_from_flat(d)))) + +# Build a flat dict (fixed insertion order => deterministic bytes) minus the +# checksum field, so the checksum covers exactly the attested content. +""" + _receipt_dict_from_flat(d) -> Dict + +Select the recognised attestation fields, supplying defaults for missing keys. +The checksum and any extra fields are omitted; values are not validated. +""" +function _receipt_dict_from_flat(d::Dict{String,Any})::Dict{String,Any} + Dict{String,Any}( + "schema" => get(d, "schema", 1), + "study" => get(d, "study", ""), + "run" => get(d, "run", ""), + "origin" => get(d, "origin", ""), + "deposition_id" => get(d, "deposition_id", 0), + "doi" => get(d, "doi", ""), + "published" => get(d, "published", false), + "files" => get(d, "files", []), + "created_at" => get(d, "created_at", ""), + "published_at" => get(d, "published_at", nothing), + ) +end + +""" + record_receipt(config, receipt) -> nothing + +Write a receipt under `config.storage_dir/receipts/`, computing the stored +checksum from the attestation fields instead of `receipt.checksum`. The DOI +is converted to a filename by replacing characters outside ASCII letters, digits, +`.`, `_` and `-` with `_`; different DOIs can therefore share a path. + +If the path already names a file, return without writing or comparing it. +This check does not prevent concurrent writers from overwriting one another. +Serialisation and filesystem errors propagate. +""" +function record_receipt(config::DOIConfig, receipt::PublicationReceipt)::Nothing + d = _receipt_dict(receipt) + d["checksum"] = _receipt_checksum(d) + path = _receipt_path(config, receipt.doi) + isfile(path) && return nothing # immutable: never overwrite a receipt + mkpath(_receipt_dir(config)) + tmp = path * ".tmp" + open(tmp, "w") do io + JSON3.write(io, d) + end + mv(tmp, path; force=true) + nothing +end + +""" + read_receipt(config, doi) -> Union{PublicationReceipt,Nothing} + +Read a receipt from its DOI-derived path and verify the recognised attestation +fields against the stored checksum. Return `nothing` for a missing or unreadable +file, invalid or non-object JSON, or a checksum mismatch. Checksum calculation +errors and conversion errors in fields of a checksum-matching receipt propagate. +Extra JSON fields are not covered by the checksum; the stored DOI is not +compared with the requested DOI. +""" +function read_receipt(config::DOIConfig, doi::String)::Union{PublicationReceipt,Nothing} + path = _receipt_path(config, doi) + isfile(path) || return nothing + raw = try read(path, String) catch; return nothing end + obj = try JSON3.read(raw) catch; return nothing end + obj isa JSON3.Object || return nothing + d = Dict{String,Any}(string(k) => _plain(v) for (k, v) in obj) + get(d, "checksum", "") == _receipt_checksum(d) || return nothing + return PublicationReceipt( + Int(get(d, "schema", 1)), + string(get(d, "study", "")), + string(get(d, "run", "")), + string(get(d, "origin", "")), + Int(get(d, "deposition_id", 0)), + string(get(d, "doi", "")), + Bool(get(d, "published", false)), + _plain(get(d, "files", [])), + string(get(d, "created_at", "")), + get(d, "published_at", nothing), + string(get(d, "checksum", "")), + ) +end + +## Core operations ---------------------------------------------------------- + +""" + create_deposition(config, study, run; metadata=Dict()) -> Deposition + +Create a Zenodo deposition using the legacy `application/json` contract and +return the deposition fields from its response. `metadata` overrides the default +dataset metadata; the default title includes `study` and `run`. The returned +DOI is empty if the response omits its top-level `doi` field. + +Disabled publication raises `ErrorException`. Request errors follow +`_zenodo_request`; response conversion and journal errors propagate. +The `created` journal transition is appended after the remote creation, so a +journal failure can leave a remote draft without a local transition. +""" +function create_deposition(config::DOIConfig, study::AbstractString, run::AbstractString; + metadata::Dict{String,Any}=Dict{String,Any}())::Deposition + publication_enabled(config) || error("DOI publication is disabled") + payload = Dict{String,Any}("metadata" => merge(Dict{String,Any}( + "title" => "MetaManifold publication: $(study)/$(run)", + "description" => "Automated DOI minted via the MetaManifold Zenodo integration", + "upload_type" => "dataset", + "publication_type" => "dataset", + "communities" => [Dict{String,Any}("identifier" => "metamanifold")], + ), metadata)) + resp = _zenodo_request(config, "POST", "/api/deposit/depositions"; body=payload) + dep = _deposition_from(resp) + journal_append(config, Dict{String,Any}( + "schema" => 1, + "ts" => _ts(), + "study" => study, + "run" => run, + "phase" => "created", + "status" => "ok", + "deposition_id" => dep.id, + "doi" => dep.doi, + )) + @info "zenodo deposition created" study=study run=run deposition=dep.id doi=dep.doi + return dep +end + +const _BOUNDARY = "----MetaManifoldDOIUpload" + +""" + _multipart_form(filename, data) + +Return multipart body bytes and the matching content type for one `file` part +with `application/octet-stream` content. `filename` is inserted verbatim into +the part header and must already be safe to use there. +""" +function _multipart_form(filename::AbstractString, data::Vector{UInt8}) + io = IOBuffer() + write(io, "--$_BOUNDARY\r\n") + write(io, "Content-Disposition: form-data; name=\"file\"; filename=\"$(filename)\"\r\n") + write(io, "Content-Type: application/octet-stream\r\n\r\n") + write(io, data) + write(io, "\r\n--$_BOUNDARY--\r\n") + return take!(io), "multipart/form-data; boundary=$_BOUNDARY" +end + +""" + upload_file(config, dep, file_path) -> Deposition + +Upload a local file to an existing deposition as a multipart file part named +with its basename. The file and multipart body are buffered in memory. Files +larger than `MAX_UPLOAD_BYTES` (500 MiB, or 524,288,000 bytes) are rejected. +The local size check permits empty files and files exactly at the limit. + +Return a new deposition with the uploaded file entry, including its local +SHA-256 and size in bytes, without appending to `dep.files`. Append an +`uploaded` journal transition after the request succeeds. + +Disabled publication, a missing file or an excessive size raises +`ErrorException`. File access, response conversion and journal errors propagate; +request errors follow `_zenodo_request`. A journal failure does not undo +the remote upload. +""" +function upload_file(config::DOIConfig, dep::Deposition, file_path::AbstractString)::Deposition + publication_enabled(config) || error("DOI publication is disabled") + isfile(file_path) || error("File not found: $file_path") + sz = filesize(file_path) + sz > MAX_UPLOAD_BYTES && error("File exceeds upload limit ($sz > $MAX_UPLOAD_BYTES bytes)") + data = read(file_path) + name = basename(file_path) + sha = bytes2hex(sha256(data)) + body, ctype = _multipart_form(name, data) + resp = _zenodo_request(config, "POST", + "/api/deposit/depositions/$(dep.id)/files"; + body=body, raw_body=true, + extra_headers=Dict{String,String}("Content-Type" => ctype)) + file_entry = _plain(get(resp, "id", nothing) === nothing ? Dict{String,Any}() : resp) + file_entry["sha256"] = sha + file_entry["size"] = sz + files = push!(copy(dep.files), file_entry) + dep2 = Deposition(dep.id, dep.doi, dep.published, dep.link, files) + journal_append(config, Dict{String,Any}( + "schema" => 1, + "ts" => _ts(), + "phase" => "uploaded", + "status" => "ok", + "deposition_id" => dep.id, + "file" => name, + "sha256" => sha, + "size" => sz, + )) + @info "zenodo file uploaded" deposition=dep.id file=name sha256=sha size=sz + return dep2 +end + +""" + publish_deposition(config, dep; confirm=false) -> PublicationReceipt + +Publish a deposition, minting its DOI. Disabled publication, `confirm=false` +or `dep.published=true` raises `ErrorException` before the request. Publication +is irreversible. + +Return a receipt with empty study, run and checksum fields. Both timestamps +are the local UTC time after the publish response. The receipt is not saved +by this function. Append a `published` journal transition after publication. + +Request errors follow `_zenodo_request`; response conversion and journal +errors propagate. A journal failure does not undo remote publication. +""" +function publish_deposition(config::DOIConfig, dep::Deposition; + confirm::Bool=false)::PublicationReceipt + publication_enabled(config) || error("DOI publication is disabled") + confirm || error("Publishing requires explicit confirmation (confirm=true)") + dep.published && error("Deposition $(dep.id) is already published") + @warn DANGER_PUBLICATION_IRREVERSIBLE + resp = _zenodo_request(config, "POST", + "/api/deposit/depositions/$(dep.id)/actions/publish"; + body=Dict{String,Any}()) + doi = string(get(resp, "doi", dep.doi)) + published_at = _ts() + files = Dict{String,Any}[] + for f in dep.files + push!(files, Dict{String,Any}( + "name" => get(f, "filename", get(f, "key", "")), + "sha256" => get(f, "sha256", ""), + "size" => get(f, "size", 0), + )) + end + receipt = PublicationReceipt( + RECEIPT_SCHEMA, "", "", config.origin, dep.id, doi, true, + files, published_at, published_at, "", + ) + journal_append(config, Dict{String,Any}( + "schema" => 1, + "ts" => published_at, + "phase" => "published", + "status" => "ok", + "deposition_id" => dep.id, + "doi" => doi, + )) + @info "zenodo deposition published" deposition=dep.id doi=doi + return receipt +end + +""" + deposition_status(config, deposition_id) -> Deposition + +Fetch the current state of a deposition from Zenodo for reconciliation after +an ambiguous failure. Disabled publication raises `ErrorException`; request +errors follow `_zenodo_request` and response conversion errors propagate. +No journal or receipt is written. +""" +function deposition_status(config::DOIConfig, deposition_id::Int)::Deposition + publication_enabled(config) || error("DOI publication is disabled") + resp = _zenodo_request(config, "GET", "/api/deposit/depositions/$deposition_id") + return _deposition_from(resp) +end + +""" + publish_study(config, study, run, files; confirm=false) -> PublicationReceipt + +Create a deposition, upload `files` in order, publish it and save a receipt +labelled with `study` and `run`, then append a `complete` journal transition. +The supplied scientific files are not rewritten. The returned receipt has an +empty checksum; `record_receipt` computes the checksum for the saved copy. + +Disabled publication, an empty file list or a missing file raises +`ErrorException` before creating a draft. `confirm=true` is required to publish, +but confirmation is checked only after the draft is created and files uploaded. +Upload size limits are also checked during upload, rather than in advance. + +Errors from creation, upload, publication and local persistence propagate with +no rollback. Failed attempts can leave remote drafts or published records and +partial local journal state; a new call creates a new draft rather than resuming. +""" +function publish_study(config::DOIConfig, study::AbstractString, run::AbstractString, + files::Vector{<:AbstractString}; confirm::Bool=false)::PublicationReceipt + publication_enabled(config) || error("DOI publication is disabled") + isempty(files) && error("No files to publish") + for f in files + isfile(f) || error("File not found: $f") + end + @warn DANGER_PUBLICATION_IRREVERSIBLE + dep = create_deposition(config, String(study), String(run)) + for f in files + dep = upload_file(config, dep, f) + end + receipt = publish_deposition(config, dep; confirm=confirm) + receipt = PublicationReceipt( + receipt.schema, String(study), String(run), receipt.origin, + receipt.deposition_id, receipt.doi, receipt.published, receipt.files, + receipt.created_at, receipt.published_at, receipt.checksum, + ) + record_receipt(config, receipt) + journal_append(config, Dict{String,Any}( + "schema" => 1, + "ts" => receipt.created_at, + "phase" => "complete", + "status" => "ok", + "study" => study, + "run" => run, + "doi" => receipt.doi, + )) + return receipt +end + +end # module DOI diff --git a/src/core/epistemic.jl b/src/core/epistemic.jl new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a5251f60 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/core/epistemic.jl @@ -0,0 +1,341 @@ +# SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) + +""" +Epistemic admissibility, residual cloud sizing, and cryptographic receipts for +cladistic and placement evidence (`CladeCumulus`). + +This module implements the runtime counterpart of `proofs/agda/MetaManifold/CladeCumulus.agda`: +- Candidate admissible worlds (`WorldCandidate`) and world collections (`Case`) +- Admissibility predicates (`present_in_every_admissible_world`, + `present_in_some_admissible_world`, `absent_in_every_admissible_world`) +- Canonical epistemic colour encoding (`#2e7d32`, `#f9a825`, `#9e9e9e`, `#c62828`) +- Residual cloud sizing (`cloud_size_by_residual(r) = log(1 + r) * 10 + 5`) +- Tamper-evident SHA-256 provenance receipts (`Receipt`) +""" +module Epistemic + +using Dates +using JSON3 +using OrderedCollections +using SHA + +export WorldCandidate, Case, Receipt, + present_in_every_admissible_world, + present_in_some_admissible_world, + absent_in_every_admissible_world, + epistemic_status, epistemic_colour, cloud_size_by_residual, + build_epistemic_case, create_receipt, receipt_dict, verify_receipt + +const EPISTEMIC_COLOURS = OrderedDict{Symbol,String}( + :present_in_every => "#2e7d32", + :present_in_some => "#f9a825", + :absent => "#9e9e9e", + :sans_fibre => "#c62828", +) + +const RECEIPT_SCHEMA_VERSION = 1 + +""" + WorldCandidate(id; parameters, present_ids, weights, log_likelihood) + +One admissible parameter world (for example, a support threshold, a placement +likelihood-weight candidate configuration, or a taxonomic assignment model) +recording the set of clade or taxon identifiers warranted in that world. +""" +struct WorldCandidate + id :: String + parameters :: OrderedDict{String,Any} + present_ids :: Set{String} + weights :: Dict{String,Float64} + log_likelihood :: Union{Float64,Nothing} +end + +function WorldCandidate( + id::AbstractString; + parameters::AbstractDict = OrderedDict{String,Any}(), + present_ids::AbstractSet = Set{String}(), + weights::AbstractDict = Dict{String,Float64}(), + log_likelihood::Union{Real,Nothing} = nothing, +) + params = OrderedDict{String,Any}(String(k) => v for (k, v) in pairs(parameters)) + pids = Set{String}(String(x) for x in present_ids) + wts = Dict{String,Float64}(String(k) => Float64(v) for (k, v) in pairs(weights)) + ll = log_likelihood === nothing ? nothing : Float64(log_likelihood) + WorldCandidate(String(id), params, pids, wts, ll) +end + +""" + Case(label, worlds; unanchored_ids, threshold, metadata) + +A finite fibre of admissible `WorldCandidate` instances against which clade +membership and reassignment proposals are tested. +""" +struct Case + label :: String + worlds :: Vector{WorldCandidate} + unanchored_ids :: Set{String} + threshold :: Float64 + metadata :: OrderedDict{String,Any} +end + +function Case( + label::AbstractString, + worlds::AbstractVector{WorldCandidate}; + unanchored_ids::AbstractSet = Set{String}(), + threshold::Real = 0.80, + metadata::AbstractDict = OrderedDict{String,Any}(), +) + t = Float64(threshold) + (isfinite(t) && 0.0 <= t <= 1.0) || + throw(ArgumentError("Epistemic threshold must be finite in [0, 1], got $threshold")) + unanchored = Set{String}(String(x) for x in unanchored_ids) + meta = OrderedDict{String,Any}(String(k) => v for (k, v) in pairs(metadata)) + Case(String(label), collect(WorldCandidate, worlds), unanchored, t, meta) +end + +""" + present_in_every_admissible_world(c::Case, id::AbstractString) -> Bool + +True iff `c.worlds` is non-empty, `id` is not unanchored (`sans_fibre`), and `id` +is present in every world in `c.worlds`. Matches `presentInEvery` in +`proofs/agda/MetaManifold/CladeCumulus.agda`. +""" +function present_in_every_admissible_world(c::Case, id::AbstractString)::Bool + isempty(c.worlds) && return false + key = String(id) + key in c.unanchored_ids && return false + all(w -> key in w.present_ids, c.worlds) +end + +""" + present_in_some_admissible_world(c::Case, id::AbstractString) -> Bool + +True iff `id` is not unanchored and is present in at least one world of `c.worlds`. +""" +function present_in_some_admissible_world(c::Case, id::AbstractString)::Bool + isempty(c.worlds) && return false + key = String(id) + key in c.unanchored_ids && return false + any(w -> key in w.present_ids, c.worlds) +end + +""" + absent_in_every_admissible_world(c::Case, id::AbstractString) -> Bool + +True iff `c.worlds` is non-empty, `id` is not unanchored, and `id` is absent +from every world in `c.worlds`. +""" +function absent_in_every_admissible_world(c::Case, id::AbstractString)::Bool + isempty(c.worlds) && return false + key = String(id) + key in c.unanchored_ids && return false + all(w -> !(key in w.present_ids), c.worlds) +end + +""" + epistemic_status(c::Case, id::AbstractString) -> Symbol + +Classify `id` into one of `:present_in_every`, `:present_in_some`, `:absent`, +or `:sans_fibre`. +""" +function epistemic_status(c::Case, id::AbstractString)::Symbol + key = String(id) + (isempty(c.worlds) || key in c.unanchored_ids) && return :sans_fibre + present_in_every_admissible_world(c, key) && return :present_in_every + absent_in_every_admissible_world(c, key) && return :absent + return :present_in_some +end + +""" + epistemic_colour(status::Symbol) -> String + +Map an epistemic status symbol to its fixed accessible hex colour: +- `:present_in_every` => `"#2e7d32"` +- `:present_in_some` => `"#f9a825"` +- `:absent` => `"#9e9e9e"` +- `:sans_fibre` => `"#c62828"` +""" +function epistemic_colour(status::Symbol)::String + haskey(EPISTEMIC_COLOURS, status) || + throw(ArgumentError("Unknown epistemic status: $(repr(status))")) + EPISTEMIC_COLOURS[status] +end + +""" + cloud_size_by_residual(residual_count::Real) -> Float64 + +Marker diameter `log(1 + residual_count) * 10 + 5` encoding unresolved read +mass (unassigned taxonomy, split placement likelihood weight, or low-support +branch uncertainty). Rejects negative or non-finite values. +""" +function cloud_size_by_residual(residual_count::Real)::Float64 + r = Float64(residual_count) + (isfinite(r) && r >= 0.0) || + throw(ArgumentError("residual_count must be finite and non-negative, got $residual_count")) + log(1.0 + r) * 10.0 + 5.0 +end + +""" + build_epistemic_case(label, node_supports, active_ids; unanchored_ids, support_threshold, permissive_threshold, metadata) + +Construct a concrete multi-world `Case` across strict (`support_threshold`), +moderate (`0.5 * (support_threshold + permissive_threshold)`), and permissive +(`permissive_threshold`) support worlds for nodes carrying active read support. +Nodes whose active reads are zero are absent in every world; nodes listed in +`unanchored_ids` receive status `:sans_fibre`. +""" +function build_epistemic_case( + label::AbstractString, + node_supports::AbstractDict{String,Float64}, + active_ids::AbstractSet{String}; + unanchored_ids::AbstractSet{String} = Set{String}(), + support_threshold::Real = 0.80, + permissive_threshold::Real = 0.50, + metadata::AbstractDict = OrderedDict{String,Any}(), +)::Case + strict_t = clamp(Float64(support_threshold), 0.0, 1.0) + perm_t = clamp(min(Float64(permissive_threshold), strict_t), 0.0, 1.0) + mid_t = 0.5 * (strict_t + perm_t) + + thresholds = [("strict", strict_t), ("moderate", mid_t), ("permissive", perm_t)] + worlds = WorldCandidate[] + for (wname, th) in thresholds + present = Set{String}() + wts = Dict{String,Float64}() + for id in active_ids + s = get(node_supports, id, 1.0) + wts[id] = s + if s >= th + push!(present, id) + end + end + push!(worlds, WorldCandidate( + wname; + parameters = OrderedDict{String,Any}("min_support" => th), + present_ids = present, + weights = wts, + )) + end + Case( + label, + worlds; + unanchored_ids = unanchored_ids, + threshold = strict_t, + metadata = metadata, + ) +end + +## Cryptographic provenance receipt +struct Receipt + schema_version :: Int + study :: String + run :: String + source_digests :: OrderedDict{String,String} + tool_records :: Vector{OrderedDict{String,Any}} + parameters :: OrderedDict{String,Any} + warnings :: Vector{String} + created_at :: String + checksum :: String +end + +_canonical_json_value(x::AbstractDict) = + OrderedDict{String,Any}(String(k) => _canonical_json_value(x[k]) + for k in sort!(collect(keys(x)); by=string)) +_canonical_json_value(x::AbstractVector) = Any[_canonical_json_value(v) for v in x] +_canonical_json_value(x::Symbol) = String(x) +_canonical_json_value(x) = x + +function _receipt_payload( + schema_version::Int, + study::AbstractString, + run::AbstractString, + source_digests::AbstractDict, + tool_records::AbstractVector, + parameters::AbstractDict, + warnings::AbstractVector, + created_at::AbstractString, +)::OrderedDict{String,Any} + OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "created_at" => String(created_at), + "parameters" => _canonical_json_value(parameters), + "run" => String(run), + "schema_version" => schema_version, + "source_digests" => _canonical_json_value(source_digests), + "study" => String(study), + "tool_records" => Any[_canonical_json_value(r) for r in tool_records], + "warnings" => String[String(w) for w in warnings], + ) +end + +function _compute_receipt_checksum(payload::OrderedDict{String,Any})::String + bytes2hex(sha256(JSON3.write(payload))) +end + +function create_receipt(; + study::AbstractString, + run::AbstractString, + source_digests::AbstractDict = OrderedDict{String,String}(), + tool_records::AbstractVector = OrderedDict{String,Any}[], + parameters::AbstractDict = OrderedDict{String,Any}(), + warnings::AbstractVector{<:AbstractString} = String[], + created_at::AbstractString = Dates.format(Dates.now(Dates.UTC), dateformat"yyyy-mm-ddTHH:MM:SS") * "Z", +)::Receipt + digests = OrderedDict{String,String}() + for k in sort!(collect(keys(source_digests)); by=string) + digests[String(k)] = string(source_digests[k]) + end + tools = OrderedDict{String,Any}[_canonical_json_value(t) for t in tool_records] + params = _canonical_json_value(parameters) + warns = String[String(w) for w in warnings] + payload = _receipt_payload( + RECEIPT_SCHEMA_VERSION, study, run, digests, tools, params, warns, created_at + ) + checksum = _compute_receipt_checksum(payload) + Receipt( + RECEIPT_SCHEMA_VERSION, + String(study), + String(run), + digests, + tools, + params, + warns, + String(created_at), + checksum, + ) +end + +function receipt_dict(r::Receipt)::OrderedDict{String,Any} + d = _receipt_payload( + r.schema_version, + r.study, + r.run, + r.source_digests, + r.tool_records, + r.parameters, + r.warnings, + r.created_at, + ) + d["checksum"] = r.checksum + d +end + +function verify_receipt(d::AbstractDict)::Bool + claimed = get(d, "checksum", get(d, :checksum, nothing)) + claimed isa AbstractString || return false + payload = _receipt_payload( + Int(get(d, "schema_version", get(d, :schema_version, 0))), + string(get(d, "study", get(d, :study, ""))), + string(get(d, "run", get(d, :run, ""))), + get(d, "source_digests", get(d, :source_digests, OrderedDict{String,String}())), + get(d, "tool_records", get(d, :tool_records, Any[])), + get(d, "parameters", get(d, :parameters, OrderedDict{String,Any}())), + get(d, "warnings", get(d, :warnings, String[])), + string(get(d, "created_at", get(d, :created_at, ""))), + ) + _compute_receipt_checksum(payload) == lowercase(strip(claimed)) +end + +verify_receipt(r::Receipt)::Bool = verify_receipt(receipt_dict(r)) + +end # module Epistemic diff --git a/src/core/evidence.jl b/src/core/evidence.jl new file mode 100644 index 00000000..49356358 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/core/evidence.jl @@ -0,0 +1,586 @@ +# © 2026 Joshua Benjamin Jewell. All rights reserved. +# +# This module is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License version 3 (AGPLv3). + +module Evidence + +# Evidence Mode: the epistemic record of a run. +# +# A run's outputs become *evidence* only when three things travel together: what +# was computed (Provenance), what is being claimed about it, and the part of the +# data the claim is about. This module owns the middle and the arithmetic of the +# third; the routes own the SQL. +# +# Vocabulary, used consistently here, in the frontend and in docs/evidence-mode.md: +# +# claim A sentence a reader could disagree with, plus the projection +# (scope) that fixes what it is about and the warrant that says why +# it follows. +# fibre The preimage of a claim's scope: the rows whose value under the +# claim's projection (a rank or a category set) is one of the +# scope's values. "avec fibre" means a claim is never stated free of +# the sub-population it is about. +# echo The same fibre seen through a second projection. Agreement bounds +# how strongly a claim may be stated; disagreement is reported, not +# averaged away. +# residual Observed minus expected reads per sample under an explicitly +# named null. The residual explorer's whole value is that the null +# is declared rather than assumed. +# +# Two rules are enforced here rather than in the UI, because a claim that cannot +# be exported is worth nothing and a claim the UI may state loosely is a claim +# the record may overstate: +# +# No unsupported support. A claim may not carry status "supported" without at +# least one warrant of an evidential kind (measurement, citation or inference). +# A bare definition - "we call this a bloom" - cannot support an empirical +# statement. +# +# No unwarranted precision. A scope names exactly one projection and a bounded +# list of values. There is no way to express "everything" as a claim, so +# cherry-picking cannot be performed by omission inside the document; the +# reader sees the fibre. + +using Dates, YAML, OrderedCollections +using ..Validation + +export SCHEMA_VERSION, CLAIM_STATUSES, WARRANT_KINDS, PROJECTION_TAGS, + EVIDENCE_DIRNAME, CLAIMS_FILENAME, MAX_CLAIMS, + as_int, slugify, next_claim_id, blank_document, load_document, save_document, + document_errors, claim_errors, normalise_claim, upsert_claim, remove_claim, + find_claim, claim_projection, render_claims_yaml, + pearson_residual, log2_ratio, ResidualRow, residual_rows, residual_summary, + echo_verdict, share_of + +const SCHEMA_VERSION = 1 +const EVIDENCE_DIRNAME = "evidence" +const CLAIMS_FILENAME = "claims.yml" + +const CLAIM_STATUSES = ("draft", "supported", "contested", "refuted") +const WARRANT_KINDS = ("definition", "measurement", "citation", "inference") +# Warrants whose kind can carry an empirical claim. "definition" fixes the words +# of a claim; it does not support it. +const EVIDENTIAL_WARRANTS = ("measurement", "citation", "inference") + +const PROJECTION_TAGS = ("rank", "category") + +const MAX_CLAIMS = 200 +const MAX_VALUES = 50 +const MAX_WARRANTS = 5 +const MAX_CAVEATS = 20 +const MAX_TEXT = 2000 +const MAX_LABEL = 200 +const MAX_ID = 64 + +## Small helpers + +timestamp() = Dates.format(now(UTC), "yyyy-mm-ddTHH:MM:SSZ") + +_blank(x) = isnothing(x) || (x isa AbstractString && isempty(strip(x))) + +_as_string(x) = x isa AbstractString ? String(x) : "" + +_as_int(x) = x isa Integer ? Int(x) : + x isa Real ? Int(round(x)) : 0 + +"`x` as an `Int`, with anything that is not a real number reading as 0." +as_int(x) = _as_int(x) + +"Whether `x` is a vector, treating `nothing` as an empty one." +_as_vector(x) = x isa AbstractVector ? collect(x) : Any[] + +"Whether `x` is an abstract dict." +_as_dict(x) = x isa AbstractDict ? x : nothing + +""" + share_of(part, whole) -> Float64 + +`part / whole`, or 0.0 when `whole` is zero. A guarded ratio so callers cannot +divide a fibre's reads by an empty table and publish NaN. +""" +share_of(part, whole) = whole > 0 ? part / whole : 0.0 + +## Identifiers + +""" + slugify(text) -> String + +A lowercase, hyphenated, ASCII-safe stem for a claim identifier: runs of +everything outside `[a-z0-9]` collapse to a single hyphen, and the result is cut +to 48 characters. Returns `""` when nothing survives, which callers must treat +as "derive an identifier from elsewhere" rather than as a valid id. +""" +function slugify(text::AbstractString) + s = lowercase(strip(String(text))) + s = replace(s, r"[^a-z0-9]+" => "-") + s = strip(s, '-') + isempty(s) && return "" + first(s, 48) |> strip |> String +end + +""" + next_claim_id(document, seed) -> String + +An identifier not already used by `document`'s claims: `slugify(seed)` when that +is free, else `-2`, `-3`, … appended. Falls back to `claim` when the seed has no +slug at all, so an id is always a safe name. +""" +function next_claim_id(document, seed::AbstractString) + taken = Set(String(get(c, "id", "")) for c in _as_vector(get(document, "claims", Any[])) + if c isa AbstractDict) + base = slugify(seed) + isempty(base) && (base = "claim") + candidate = base + n = 1 + while candidate in taken + n += 1 + candidate = "$base-$n" + end + candidate +end + +## Claim normalisation and validation + +""" + normalise_claim(claim; id=nothing) -> OrderedDict{String,Any} + +A claim document with every optional field present and every scalar at its +declared type. Unknown fields are dropped: the exported record is a schema, not +a scratchpad. `id` supplies an identifier when the incoming claim has none. +""" +function normalise_claim(claim::AbstractDict; id::Union{String,Nothing}=nothing) + scope_in = _as_dict(get(claim, "scope", nothing)) + # A missing scope normalises to an empty one, which `claim_errors` then + # rejects with a message that points at the missing projection. + isnothing(scope_in) && (scope_in = Dict{String,Any}()) + scope = OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "table" => string(get(scope_in, "table", "merged")), + "tag" => string(get(scope_in, "tag", "rank")), + "value" => string(get(scope_in, "value", "")), + "source" => let s = get(scope_in, "source", nothing) + _blank(s) ? nothing : string(s) + end, + "values" => String[string(v) for v in _as_vector(get(scope_in, "values", Any[])) + if !_blank(v)], + ) + + warrants = Any[] + for w in _as_vector(get(claim, "warrant", Any[])) + wd = _as_dict(w) + isnothing(wd) && continue + entry = OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "kind" => string(get(wd, "kind", "")), + "text" => string(get(wd, "text", "")), + ) + ref = get(wd, "ref", nothing) + _blank(ref) || (entry["ref"] = string(ref)) + push!(warrants, entry) + end + + claim_id = _blank(get(claim, "id", nothing)) ? (id === nothing ? "" : id) : + string(get(claim, "id")) + # A JSON null for an optional field means "not supplied", not the string + # "nothing": such a claim must not be rejected for a status a client never set. + status = get(claim, "status", nothing) + doc = OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "id" => claim_id, + "text" => string(get(claim, "text", "")), + "status" => _blank(status) ? "draft" : string(status), + "scope" => scope, + "warrant" => warrants, + "caveats" => String[string(c) for c in _as_vector(get(claim, "caveats", Any[])) + if !_blank(c)], + ) + created = get(claim, "created", nothing) + _blank(created) || (doc["created"] = string(created)) + modified = get(claim, "modified", nothing) + _blank(modified) || (doc["modified"] = string(modified)) + doc +end + +const _RANK_NAME_RE = r"^[A-Za-z][A-Za-z0-9_]*$" + +""" + claim_errors(claim) -> Vector{String} + +Every reason `claim` cannot enter the record, in the order a reader would fix +them. Empty means the claim is valid. The same rules are mirrored in +`frontend/src/evidence/claims.ts` so the editor can explain a disabled Save +before the request is made - but this function is the authority. +""" +function claim_errors(claim::AbstractDict) + errors = String[] + id = _as_string(get(claim, "id", "")) + if isempty(id) + push!(errors, "a claim needs an id") + elseif !Validation.is_safe_name(id) || startswith(id, ".") + push!(errors, "claim id '$(id)' must be letters, digits, dots, hyphens or underscores, not starting with a dot") + elseif ncodeunits(id) > MAX_ID + push!(errors, "claim id '$(id)' is longer than $MAX_ID characters") + end + + text = strip(_as_string(get(claim, "text", ""))) + if isempty(text) + push!(errors, "a claim needs text") + elseif length(text) > MAX_TEXT + push!(errors, "claim text is longer than $MAX_TEXT characters") + end + + status = _as_string(get(claim, "status", "draft")) + status in CLAIM_STATUSES || + push!(errors, "status '$(status)' must be one of $(join(CLAIM_STATUSES, ", "))") + + scope = _as_dict(get(claim, "scope", nothing)) + if isnothing(scope) + push!(errors, "a claim needs a scope naming the projection it is about") + else + table = _as_string(get(scope, "table", "merged")) + if !Validation.is_safe_name(table) + push!(errors, "scope.table '$(table)' must be letters, digits, dots, hyphens or underscores") + end + + tag = _as_string(get(scope, "tag", "")) + tag in PROJECTION_TAGS || + push!(errors, "scope.tag '$(tag)' must be one of $(join(PROJECTION_TAGS, ", "))") + + value = _as_string(get(scope, "value", "")) + if isempty(value) + push!(errors, "scope.value must name a rank (tag 'rank') or a category set (tag 'category')") + elseif tag == "rank" && !occursin(_RANK_NAME_RE, value) + push!(errors, "scope.value '$(value)' is not a rank name") + elseif tag == "category" && !Validation.is_safe_name(value) + push!(errors, "scope.value '$(value)' is not a category set name") + end + + source = get(scope, "source", nothing) + if !_blank(source) && !(string(source) in ("VSEARCH", "DADA2")) + push!(errors, "scope.source must be VSEARCH, DADA2 or empty") + end + + values = _as_vector(get(scope, "values", Any[])) + if isempty(values) + push!(errors, "scope.values must list at least one value: the fibre a claim is about is never everything") + elseif length(values) > MAX_VALUES + push!(errors, "scope.values holds $(length(values)) values; the limit is $MAX_VALUES") + else + for v in values + _blank(v) && push!(errors, "scope.values contains an empty value") + s = _as_string(v) + length(s) > MAX_LABEL && + push!(errors, "scope.values entry is longer than $MAX_LABEL characters") + end + end + end + + warrants = _as_vector(get(claim, "warrant", Any[])) + length(warrants) > MAX_WARRANTS && + push!(errors, "a claim may carry at most $MAX_WARRANTS warrants") + evidential = 0 + for (i, w) in enumerate(warrants) + wd = _as_dict(w) + if isnothing(wd) + push!(errors, "warrant $i must be an object with kind and text") + continue + end + kind = _as_string(get(wd, "kind", "")) + if !(kind in WARRANT_KINDS) + push!(errors, "warrant $i kind '$(kind)' must be one of $(join(WARRANT_KINDS, ", "))") + elseif kind in EVIDENTIAL_WARRANTS + evidential += 1 + end + wtext = strip(_as_string(get(wd, "text", ""))) + isempty(wtext) && push!(errors, "warrant $i needs text") + length(wtext) > MAX_TEXT && + push!(errors, "warrant $i text is longer than $MAX_TEXT characters") + end + + # The anti-cherry-pick rule: the record may not say a claim is supported + # without saying what supports it. + if status == "supported" && evidential == 0 + push!(errors, + "status 'supported' needs at least one warrant of kind " * + join(EVIDENTIAL_WARRANTS, ", ") * " - a definition alone supports nothing") + end + + caveats = _as_vector(get(claim, "caveats", Any[])) + length(caveats) > MAX_CAVEATS && + push!(errors, "a claim may carry at most $MAX_CAVEATS caveats") + for c in caveats + _blank(c) && push!(errors, "caveats contains an empty entry") + length(_as_string(c)) > MAX_TEXT && + push!(errors, "a caveat is longer than $MAX_TEXT characters") + end + + errors +end + +"Whether every claim in `document` is valid and every id is used once." +function document_errors(document::AbstractDict) + errors = String[] + + version = get(document, "schema_version", nothing) + _as_int(version) == SCHEMA_VERSION || + push!(errors, "schema_version must be $SCHEMA_VERSION") + + study = _as_string(get(document, "study", "")) + run = _as_string(get(document, "run", "")) + Validation.is_safe_name(study) || push!(errors, "study must be a safe name") + Validation.is_safe_name(run) || push!(errors, "run must be a safe name") + + claims = _as_vector(get(document, "claims", Any[])) + length(claims) > MAX_CLAIMS && + push!(errors, "the record holds $(length(claims)) claims; the limit is $MAX_CLAIMS") + + seen = Set{String}() + for (i, c) in enumerate(claims) + cd = _as_dict(c) + if isnothing(cd) + push!(errors, "claim $i is not an object") + continue + end + for e in claim_errors(cd) + push!(errors, "claim $i: $(e)") + end + id = _as_string(get(cd, "id", "")) + if id in seen + push!(errors, "claim $i: duplicate claim id '$(id)'") + end + push!(seen, id) + end + + errors +end + +## Document IO + +""" + blank_document(study, run) -> OrderedDict + +An empty evidence record. Nothing is written until a claim is saved, so a run +that is inspected but not commented on leaves no file behind. +""" +function blank_document(study::AbstractString, run::AbstractString) + OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "schema_version" => SCHEMA_VERSION, + "study" => String(study), + "run" => String(run), + "updated" => nothing, + "claims" => Any[], + ) +end + +""" + load_document(path; study, run) -> OrderedDict + +The record at `path`, or `blank_document(study, run)` when there is none. +`claims` is always a mutable vector: YAML narrows a homogeneous sequence, and a +later claim must not be refused because the first ones happened to share a +shape. +""" +function load_document(path::AbstractString; study::AbstractString, run::AbstractString) + isfile(path) || return blank_document(study, run) + # A record that exists but cannot be parsed is an error, not an empty record: + # returning blank claims here would let the next save overwrite a record this + # code simply failed to read. + doc = YAML.load_file(path; dicttype=OrderedDict{String,Any}) + doc["schema_version"] = _as_int(get(doc, "schema_version", SCHEMA_VERSION)) + doc["study"] = string(get(doc, "study", study)) + doc["run"] = string(get(doc, "run", run)) + doc["claims"] = Any[OrderedDict{String,Any}(string(k) => v for (k, v) in c) + for c in _as_vector(get(doc, "claims", Any[])) + if c isa AbstractDict] + doc +end + +""" + save_document(path, document) -> String + +Write `document` to `path` atomically: a partially written claims file would +lose the whole record, and this record is the reason the run was examined. +Returns the path. +""" +function save_document(path::AbstractString, document::AbstractDict) + mkpath(dirname(abspath(path))) + tmp = string(path) * ".tmp" + open(tmp, "w") do io + YAML.write(io, document) + end + mv(tmp, path; force=true) + String(path) +end + +## Document mutation + +"Replace the claim with the same id, or append it. Returns a new document." +function upsert_claim(document::AbstractDict, claim::AbstractDict) + doc = OrderedDict{String,Any}(string(k) => v for (k, v) in document) + claims = Any[c for c in _as_vector(get(doc, "claims", Any[]))] + id = string(get(claim, "id", "")) + index = findfirst(c -> c isa AbstractDict && string(get(c, "id", "")) == id, claims) + if isnothing(index) + push!(claims, claim) + else + claims[index] = claim + end + doc["claims"] = claims + doc["schema_version"] = SCHEMA_VERSION + doc["updated"] = timestamp() + doc +end + +"Remove the claim with `id`. Returns `(document, removed)`." +function remove_claim(document::AbstractDict, id::AbstractString) + doc = OrderedDict{String,Any}(string(k) => v for (k, v) in document) + claims = Any[c for c in _as_vector(get(doc, "claims", Any[]))] + before = length(claims) + filter!(c -> !(c isa AbstractDict && string(get(c, "id", "")) == id), claims) + doc["claims"] = claims + length(claims) == before && return (doc, false) + doc["updated"] = timestamp() + (doc, true) +end + +function find_claim(document::AbstractDict, id::AbstractString) + for c in _as_vector(get(document, "claims", Any[])) + c isa AbstractDict || continue + string(get(c, "id", "")) == id && return c + end + nothing +end + +"`(; table, tag, value, source, values)` for a claim's scope." +function claim_projection(claim::AbstractDict) + scope = _as_dict(get(claim, "scope", nothing)) + isnothing(scope) && return nothing + source = get(scope, "source", nothing) + (; table = string(get(scope, "table", "merged")), + tag = string(get(scope, "tag", "rank")), + value = string(get(scope, "value", "")), + source = _blank(source) ? nothing : string(source), + values = String[string(v) for v in _as_vector(get(scope, "values", Any[]))]) +end + +""" + render_claims_yaml(document) -> String + +The record as YAML text, for download. This is the artefact a paper's methods +section can cite; it is deliberately the same bytes that sit on disk. +""" +function render_claims_yaml(document::AbstractDict) + io = IOBuffer() + YAML.write(io, document) + String(take!(io)) +end + +## Residuals + +""" + ResidualRow(sample, observed, expected, residual, log2_ratio, total) + +One sample's departure from the declared null. `residual` is the Pearson +residual `(observed - expected) / sqrt(expected)`; `log2_ratio` is +`log2((observed + 0.5) / (expected + 0.5))`, with the half-read pseudocount +stated so a zero cell is not reported as negative infinity. +""" +struct ResidualRow + sample :: String + observed :: Float64 + expected :: Float64 + residual :: Float64 + log2_ratio :: Float64 + total :: Float64 +end + +"Pearson residual. Zero when `expected` is zero, where it is undefined." +pearson_residual(observed, expected) = + expected > 0 ? (Float64(observed) - Float64(expected)) / sqrt(Float64(expected)) : 0.0 + +""" + log2_ratio(observed, expected; pseudocount=0.5) -> Float64 + +Log2 fold change of observed over expected, with a pseudocount on both sides so +zero cells stay finite and symmetric. +""" +function log2_ratio(observed, expected; pseudocount::Float64=0.5) + log2((Float64(observed) + pseudocount) / (Float64(expected) + pseudocount)) +end + +""" + residual_rows(samples, observed, totals, fibre_total, grand_total; + share=nothing) -> Vector{ResidualRow} + +Per-sample expected reads and residuals under one of two explicitly named nulls: + + `share=nothing` the "proportional" null: the fibre's reads are distributed + across samples as the library's reads are, so + `expected = fibre_total * total / grand_total`. + `share=x` the "claim share" null: the fibre should hold `x` of every + sample's reads, so `expected = x * total`. + +`observed`, `totals` and `samples` are positionally aligned. Rows come back +largest absolute residual first, ties broken by sample name, so the explorer's +default view is its own worst case rather than its first column. +""" +function residual_rows(samples::AbstractVector, observed::AbstractVector, + totals::AbstractVector, fibre_total, grand_total; + share::Union{Nothing,Real}=nothing) + rows = ResidualRow[] + for (i, sample) in enumerate(samples) + obs = Float64(observed[i]) + tot = Float64(totals[i]) + exp = if isnothing(share) + Float64(share_of(fibre_total, grand_total)) * tot + else + Float64(share) * tot + end + push!(rows, ResidualRow(String(sample), obs, exp, + pearson_residual(obs, exp), + log2_ratio(obs, exp), tot)) + end + sort!(rows; by = r -> (-abs(r.residual), r.sample)) +end + +""" + residual_summary(rows) -> NamedTuple + +The residual explorer's headline: the Pearson chi-square statistic over the +samples whose expectation is positive, its degrees of freedom (`n - 1`), the +count of samples with `|residual| > 2` in each direction, and the largest +absolute residual. No p-value is claimed here - the statistic is reported as a +descriptive departure from a declared null, not as a significance test. +""" +function residual_summary(rows::AbstractVector{<:ResidualRow}) + usable = [r for r in rows if r.expected > 0] + chi2 = sum(r.residual^2 for r in usable; init=0.0) + (; chi2, + df = max(length(usable) - 1, 0), + n_samples = length(rows), + n_usable = length(usable), + n_excess = count(r -> r.residual > 2, usable), + n_deficit = count(r -> r.residual < -2, usable), + max_abs_residual = maximum((abs(r.residual) for r in usable); init=0.0)) +end + +## Echo + +""" + echo_verdict(agreeing, conflicting, missing) -> String + +A word for how closely a second projection reproduces a fibre: `concordant` +(≥ 99% of rows agree), `minor divergence` (≥ 90%), `partial agreement` (≥ 50%), +`discordant` (below), or `empty` when the fibre has no rows. The thresholds are +stated in `docs/evidence-mode.md`; they describe set agreement, not truth, and +a discordant echo is a limit on how strongly a claim may be stated rather than +proof the claim is wrong. +""" +function echo_verdict(agreeing::Integer, conflicting::Integer, missing::Integer) + total = agreeing + conflicting + missing + total == 0 && return "empty" + fraction = agreeing / total + fraction >= 0.99 && return "concordant" + fraction >= 0.90 && return "minor divergence" + fraction >= 0.50 && return "partial agreement" + return "discordant" +end + +end # module Evidence diff --git a/src/core/memory_probe.jl b/src/core/memory_probe.jl index a4ad4304..e18a7b53 100644 --- a/src/core/memory_probe.jl +++ b/src/core/memory_probe.jl @@ -277,8 +277,8 @@ function watch!(proc::Base.Process) end lock(p.lock) do t.processes += 1 - t.processes == 1 && (t.first_sample = p.samples + 1) if pid !== nothing + t.first_sample == 0 && (t.first_sample = p.samples + 1) push!(t.live, pid) end end @@ -332,8 +332,9 @@ end # and the next boundary, which can exceed the interaction's own peak. # # A task's drift subtracts earlier tasks that exited before the next start, so it -# can be negative — the signed-drift extension `Instances/HWM`'s header records -# as H-2. The folded drift is the sum of peaks still live at the stage's end. +# can be negative. The pinned Agda HWM instance has natural drift only; +# this Julia extension is not covered by its general algebra proofs. The +# concrete final boundary is checked separately in GradedStages.agda. # # A task's drift subtracts earlier tasks that exited before the next start, so # it can be negative. The folded drift is the sum of peaks still live there. diff --git a/src/core/provenance.jl b/src/core/provenance.jl index b28912d4..a3f8c048 100644 --- a/src/core/provenance.jl +++ b/src/core/provenance.jl @@ -199,6 +199,11 @@ parse_raxml_version(text::AbstractString) = parse_gappa_version(text::AbstractString) = _capture(r"^\s*v([0-9][^\s]*)\s*$"m, text, "gappa") +# FastTree 2.1 prints `FastTree version 2.1.11 ...`; FastTree 2.2 prints +# `FastTree 2.2.0 Double precision, OpenMP (2 threads):` on stderr under `-help`. +parse_fasttree_version(text::AbstractString) = + _capture(r"FastTree\s+(?:version\s+)?([0-9][^\s:]*)"i, text, "fasttree") + ## The probe registry # A declarative table of (component, probe command, parser). `key` is the # config/tools.yml key and the name this module answers to; `name` is what the tool @@ -224,8 +229,9 @@ const TOOL_PROBES = OrderedDict{String,ToolProbe}( "mafft" => ToolProbe("mafft", "mafft", ["--version"], :stderr, parse_mafft_version), "trimal" => ToolProbe("trimal", "trimal", ["--version"], :stdout, parse_trimal_version), "iqtree" => ToolProbe("iqtree", "iqtree", ["--version"], :stdout, parse_iqtree_version), - "raxml" => ToolProbe("raxml", "raxml", ["-v"], :stdout, parse_raxml_version), - "gappa" => ToolProbe("gappa", "gappa", ["--version"], :stdout, parse_gappa_version), + "raxml" => ToolProbe("raxml", "raxml", ["-v"], :stdout, parse_raxml_version), + "gappa" => ToolProbe("gappa", "gappa", ["--version"], :stdout, parse_gappa_version), + "fasttree" => ToolProbe("fasttree", "FastTree", ["-help"], :stderr, parse_fasttree_version), ) ## Command execution diff --git a/src/core/validate.jl b/src/core/validate.jl index 3a5cb1ba..b98d55d3 100644 --- a/src/core/validate.jl +++ b/src/core/validate.jl @@ -521,6 +521,25 @@ export validate_environment, validate_project, ValidationError, isnothing(id) || (_is_number(id) && 0 < id <= 1) || _err(errors, ctx, "swarm.identity must be between 0 and 1 (got: $id)") end + + cc = get(cfg, "clade_cumulus", nothing) + if cc isa Dict + tb = get(cc, "tree_builder", nothing) + isnothing(tb) || (tb isa AbstractString && tb in ("fasttree", "iqtree", "nj")) || + _err(errors, ctx, "clade_cumulus.tree_builder must be fasttree, iqtree, or nj (got: $(repr(tb)))") + hm = get(cc, "hierarchy_mode", nothing) + isnothing(hm) || (hm isa AbstractString && hm in ("phylogenetic", "taxonomic", "combined")) || + _err(errors, ctx, "clade_cumulus.hierarchy_mode must be phylogenetic, taxonomic, or combined (got: $(repr(hm)))") + ma = get(cc, "max_asvs", nothing) + isnothing(ma) || (ma isa Integer && !(ma isa Bool) && 3 <= ma <= 50_000) || + _err(errors, ctx, "clade_cumulus.max_asvs must be an integer between 3 and 50000 (got: $(repr(ma)))") + st = get(cc, "support_threshold", nothing) + isnothing(st) || (_is_number(st) && 0 <= st <= 1) || + _err(errors, ctx, "clade_cumulus.support_threshold must be between 0 and 1 (got: $(repr(st)))") + lt = get(cc, "lwr_threshold", nothing) + isnothing(lt) || (_is_number(lt) && 0 < lt <= 1) || + _err(errors, ctx, "clade_cumulus.lwr_threshold must be in (0, 1] (got: $(repr(lt)))") + end end ## Per-project Validation diff --git a/src/pipeline/dada2/dada2_functions.r b/src/pipeline/dada2/dada2_functions.r index 5d61fa6c..8fd9fd40 100644 --- a/src/pipeline/dada2/dada2_functions.r +++ b/src/pipeline/dada2/dada2_functions.r @@ -213,19 +213,41 @@ write_fasta <- function(seq_table, tables_dir, prefix) { # taxonomic rank) # Returns taxa_df (SeqName + Sequence + taxonomy), used by write_combined_table(). # -# dplyr::left_join(x, y, by) keeps x's rows in x's order with x's columns first -# and then y's (the key once). merge() alone sorts the rows and reorders the -# columns, so both are restored explicitly: a temporary position column restores -# x's row order, and the column order is rebuilt from x's columns plus y's non-key -# ones. The CI oracle checks the written CSVs byte-for-byte against the previous output. +# Preserve left-row order, right-row order within matches, and the original +# column order when assembling the taxonomy and count tables. base_left_join <- function(x, y, by) { - x_cols <- colnames(x) - position <- ".left_join_position" - while (position %in% c(colnames(x), colnames(y))) position <- paste0(position, "_") - x[[position]] <- seq_len(nrow(x)) - joined <- merge(x, y, by = by, all.x = TRUE, sort = FALSE) - joined <- joined[order(joined[[position]]), - c(x_cols, setdiff(colnames(y), by)), drop = FALSE] + x_cols <- names(x) + y_cols <- names(y) + stopifnot(!anyDuplicated(x_cols), !anyDuplicated(y_cols), + all(by %in% x_cols), all(by %in% y_cols)) + suffix_names <- function(values, reserved, suffix) { + out <- c(reserved, values) + while (anyDuplicated(out)) { + duplicate <- which(duplicated(out)) + out[duplicate] <- paste0(out[duplicate], suffix) + } + tail(out, length(values)) + } + # Match left_join's repeated suffixing, including names such as Species.x. + x_out <- x_cols + x_aux <- !x_cols %in% by + y_aux <- !y_cols %in% by + x_out[x_aux] <- suffix_names(x_cols[x_aux], c(by, y_cols[y_aux]), ".x") + y_out <- suffix_names(y_cols, x_cols, ".y")[y_aux] + + # Merge only unique internal names, so character selection can never confuse + # a taxonomy column with a sample whose name resembles a generated suffix. + x_ids <- paste0(".x", seq_along(x_cols)) + y_ids <- paste0(".y", seq_along(y_cols)) + names(x) <- x_ids + names(y) <- y_ids + x$.left_position <- seq_len(nrow(x)) + y$.right_position <- seq_len(nrow(y)) + joined <- merge(x, y, by.x = x_ids[match(by, x_cols)], + by.y = y_ids[match(by, y_cols)], all.x = TRUE, sort = FALSE) + joined <- joined[order(joined$.left_position, joined$.right_position), + c(x_ids, y_ids[y_aux]), drop = FALSE] + names(joined) <- c(x_out, y_out) rownames(joined) <- NULL joined } diff --git a/src/pipeline/phylogeny.jl b/src/pipeline/phylogeny.jl index 4d7b0b66..0798491c 100644 --- a/src/pipeline/phylogeny.jl +++ b/src/pipeline/phylogeny.jl @@ -27,12 +27,15 @@ module Phylogeny export REFERENCE_STEPS, PLACEMENT_STEPS, Step, placement_settings, run_workflow, reference_files, placement_files, read_fasta, parse_fasta, safe_name, write_fasta, read_aligned, step_commands, trim_args, remote_step_target, - read_status, trim_preview, step_qc, QC_STEPS, check_reference, check_placement + read_status, trim_preview, step_qc, QC_STEPS, check_reference, check_placement, + AmpliconPhylogenyResult, select_asv_subset, build_amplicon_phylogeny using SHA, JSON3, Dates, Logging, OrderedCollections using ..PipelineLog using ..Validation + import ..Tools using ..Tools: tool_bin, _sq, _run_logged, _safe_optional_args, _num + import ..Tools using ..RemoteExec: run_remote, checked_target import ..Provenance @@ -621,4 +624,5 @@ export REFERENCE_STEPS, PLACEMENT_STEPS, Step, placement_settings, run_workflow, end include("phylogeny/qc.jl") + include("phylogeny/amplicon_tree.jl") end diff --git a/src/pipeline/phylogeny/amplicon_tree.jl b/src/pipeline/phylogeny/amplicon_tree.jl new file mode 100644 index 00000000..49dc0f9d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/pipeline/phylogeny/amplicon_tree.jl @@ -0,0 +1,622 @@ +# SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) + +using Random +import ..Provenance + +const DEFAULT_MAX_ASVS = 500 +const SHORT_AMPLICON_BP_WARN = 600 + +struct AmpliconPhylogenyResult + newick :: String + method :: String + aligner :: String + total_input_asvs :: Int + retained_asvs :: Int + excluded_asvs :: Int + retained_read_fraction :: Float64 + alignment_length :: Int + median_raw_length :: Float64 + subsampled :: Bool + warnings :: Vector{String} + tool_records :: Vector{OrderedDict{String,Any}} +end + +function _resolve_executable(tool_key::AbstractString, fallbacks::Vector{String})::Union{String,Nothing} + configured = tool_bin(tool_key) + for cand in vcat([configured], fallbacks) + isempty(cand) && continue + if isfile(cand) + return abspath(cand) + end + found = Sys.which(cand) + found !== nothing && return found + end + return nothing +end + +function _probe_record_dict(tool_key::AbstractString, resolved_path::AbstractString)::OrderedDict{String,Any} + if haskey(Provenance.TOOL_PROBES, tool_key) + try + rec = Provenance.probe_tool(Provenance.TOOL_PROBES[tool_key]; bin_resolver = _ -> resolved_path) + return OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "name" => rec.name, + "version" => rec.version, + "path" => rec.path, + "sha256" => rec.sha256, + "probed_by" => rec.probed_by, + ) + catch err + return OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "name" => String(tool_key), + "version" => "unprobed ($(sprint(showerror, err)))", + "path" => String(resolved_path), + "sha256" => isfile(resolved_path) ? bytes2hex(open(sha256, resolved_path)) : "", + "probed_by" => "fallback-sha256", + ) + end + end + OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "name" => String(tool_key), + "version" => "builtin", + "path" => String(resolved_path), + "sha256" => isfile(resolved_path) ? bytes2hex(open(sha256, resolved_path)) : "", + "probed_by" => "builtin", + ) +end + +function _sanitize_dna(seq::AbstractString)::String + replace(uppercase(replace(seq, r"[^ACGTURYKMSWBDHVN-]"i => "")), 'U' => 'T') +end + +@inline _is_canonical_acgt(b::UInt8)::Bool = + b == UInt8('A') || b == UInt8('C') || b == UInt8('G') || b == UInt8('T') + +""" + select_asv_subset(sequences; abundances, max_asvs=500, selection=:top_abundance, seed=42) + +Bound the ASV set prior to quadratic O(n^2) distance/alignment and tree inference. +Returns `(retained_pairs, retained_read_fraction, subsampled)`. +""" +function select_asv_subset( + sequences::AbstractVector{<:Pair{<:AbstractString,<:AbstractString}}; + abundances::AbstractDict = Dict{String,Float64}(), + max_asvs::Int = DEFAULT_MAX_ASVS, + selection::Symbol = :top_abundance, + seed::Int = 42, +) + max_asvs >= 1 || throw(ArgumentError("max_asvs must be >= 1, got $max_asvs")) + seen_all = Set{String}() + total_reads = 0.0 + cleaned = Pair{String,String}[] + for (id_raw, seq_raw) in sequences + id = String(id_raw) + id in seen_all && continue + push!(seen_all, id) + total_reads += max(0.0, Float64(get(abundances, id, 1.0))) + s = _sanitize_dna(seq_raw) + isempty(s) && continue + push!(cleaned, id => s) + end + + if length(cleaned) <= max_asvs + kept_reads = sum((max(0.0, Float64(get(abundances, id, 1.0))) for (id, _) in cleaned); init = 0.0) + frac = total_reads > 0.0 ? clamp(kept_reads / total_reads, 0.0, 1.0) : 1.0 + return (cleaned, frac, length(cleaned) < length(seen_all)) + end + + selected = if selection === :subsample + rng = MersenneTwister(seed) + perm = randperm(rng, length(cleaned))[1:max_asvs] + sort!(perm) + cleaned[perm] + else + # Deterministic top-N by read abundance, breaking ties lexicographically by ID. + ordered = sort( + cleaned; + by = p -> (-Float64(get(abundances, p.first, 0.0)), p.first), + ) + ordered[1:max_asvs] + end + + kept_reads = sum((max(0.0, Float64(get(abundances, id, 1.0))) for (id, _) in selected); init = 0.0) + frac = total_reads > 0.0 ? clamp(kept_reads / total_reads, 0.0, 1.0) : 1.0 + return (selected, frac, true) +end + +## Pure-Julia progressive Needleman-Wunsch center-star alignment fallback +function _nw_pairwise(ref::Vector{UInt8}, qry::Vector{UInt8})::Tuple{Vector{UInt8},Vector{UInt8}} + m = length(ref) + n = length(qry) + score = Matrix{Int32}(undef, m + 1, n + 1) + trace = Matrix{UInt8}(undef, m + 1, n + 1) # 1 = diag, 2 = up (gap in qry), 3 = left (gap in ref) + gap = Int32(-2) + score[1, 1] = Int32(0) + trace[1, 1] = 0x00 + for i in 1:m + score[i + 1, 1] = Int32(-2 * i) + trace[i + 1, 1] = 0x02 + end + for j in 1:n + score[1, j + 1] = Int32(-2 * j) + trace[1, j + 1] = 0x03 + end + for j in 1:n + qj = qry[j] + for i in 1:m + ri = ref[i] + sub = (ri == qj && ri != UInt8('-')) ? Int32(2) : Int32(-1) + d = score[i, j] + sub + u = score[i, j + 1] + gap + l = score[i + 1, j] + gap + if d >= u && d >= l + score[i + 1, j + 1] = d + trace[i + 1, j + 1] = 0x01 + elseif u >= l + score[i + 1, j + 1] = u + trace[i + 1, j + 1] = 0x02 + else + score[i + 1, j + 1] = l + trace[i + 1, j + 1] = 0x03 + end + end + end + ar = UInt8[] + aq = UInt8[] + i = m + 1 + j = n + 1 + while i > 1 || j > 1 + t = trace[i, j] + if t == 0x01 + push!(ar, ref[i - 1]) + push!(aq, qry[j - 1]) + i -= 1 + j -= 1 + elseif t == 0x02 + push!(ar, ref[i - 1]) + push!(aq, UInt8('-')) + i -= 1 + else + push!(ar, UInt8('-')) + push!(aq, qry[j - 1]) + j -= 1 + end + end + reverse!(ar) + reverse!(aq) + return (ar, aq) +end + +function _builtin_align( + seqs::Vector{Pair{String,String}}; + prealigned::Bool = false, +)::Vector{Pair{String,String}} + isempty(seqs) && return Pair{String,String}[] + length(seqs) == 1 && return seqs + lengths = [ncodeunits(s) for (_, s) in seqs] + if prealigned && minimum(lengths) == maximum(lengths) + return seqs + end + # Always align raw sequences via progressive center-star Needleman-Wunsch anchored + # at the highest-abundance sequence so offsetting insertions/deletions in equal-length + # amplicons do not compare non-homologous columns. + master = Vector{UInt8}(codeunits(seqs[1].second)) + rows = Vector{Vector{UInt8}}(undef, length(seqs)) + rows[1] = copy(master) + for k in 2:length(seqs) + ar, aq = _nw_pairwise(master, Vector{UInt8}(codeunits(seqs[k].second))) + if length(ar) > length(master) + # Propagate newly inserted master gaps into earlier aligned rows. + old_len = length(master) + for prev in 1:(k - 1) + expanded = Vector{UInt8}(undef, length(ar)) + old_idx = 1 + for col in eachindex(ar) + if old_idx <= old_len && ar[col] == master[old_idx] + expanded[col] = rows[prev][old_idx] + old_idx += 1 + else + expanded[col] = UInt8('-') + end + end + rows[prev] = expanded + end + master = ar + end + rows[k] = aq + end + [seqs[i].first => String(rows[i]) for i in eachindex(seqs)] +end + +## Pure-Julia Jukes-Cantor + Saitou-Nei Neighbor-Joining with column bootstrap +function _jc69_distance_matrix( + aln_bytes::Vector{Vector{UInt8}}, + cols::AbstractVector{Int}, +)::Matrix{Float64} + n = length(aln_bytes) + D = zeros(Float64, n, n) + for i in 1:(n - 1) + si = aln_bytes[i] + for j in (i + 1):n + sj = aln_bytes[j] + compared = 0 + diffs = 0 + @inbounds for c in cols + bi = si[c] + bj = sj[c] + (_is_canonical_acgt(bi) && _is_canonical_acgt(bj)) || continue + compared += 1 + bi != bj && (diffs += 1) + end + d = if compared == 0 + 0.5 + else + p = diffs / compared + p >= 0.74 ? 3.0 : max(0.0, -0.75 * log(1.0 - (4.0 / 3.0) * p)) + end + D[i, j] = d + D[j, i] = d + end + end + D +end + +mutable struct _NJNode + id :: Int + label :: String + children :: Vector{Tuple{_NJNode,Float64}} + tips :: BitSet +end + +function _neighbor_joining_tree(labels::Vector{String}, D_in::Matrix{Float64})::_NJNode + n = length(labels) + n == 1 && return _NJNode(1, labels[1], Tuple{_NJNode,Float64}[], BitSet([1])) + if n == 2 + half = max(0.0, 0.5 * D_in[1, 2]) + c1 = _NJNode(1, labels[1], Tuple{_NJNode,Float64}[], BitSet([1])) + c2 = _NJNode(2, labels[2], Tuple{_NJNode,Float64}[], BitSet([2])) + return _NJNode(3, "", [(c1, half), (c2, half)], BitSet([1, 2])) + end + + max_nodes = 2 * n - 1 + active = collect(1:n) + nodes = Vector{_NJNode}(undef, max_nodes) + for i in 1:n + nodes[i] = _NJNode(i, labels[i], Tuple{_NJNode,Float64}[], BitSet([i])) + end + dist = zeros(Float64, max_nodes, max_nodes) + @inbounds dist[1:n, 1:n] = D_in + row_sums = zeros(Float64, max_nodes) + @inbounds for i in 1:n + s = 0.0 + for j in 1:n + i == j && continue + s += dist[i, j] + end + row_sums[i] = s + end + next_id = n + 1 + + while length(active) > 3 + m = length(active) + best_q = Inf + best_a = 1 + best_b = 2 + @inbounds for a in 1:(m - 1) + ia_c = active[a] + ra = row_sums[ia_c] + for b in (a + 1):m + ib_c = active[b] + q = (m - 2) * dist[ia_c, ib_c] - ra - row_sums[ib_c] + if q < best_q + best_q = q + best_a = a + best_b = b + end + end + end + + ia = active[best_a] + ib = active[best_b] + dab = dist[ia, ib] + delta = (row_sums[ia] - row_sums[ib]) / (2.0 * (m - 2)) + la = clamp(0.5 * dab + delta, 0.0, dab) + lb = dab - la + + iu = next_id + next_id += 1 + merged_tips = union(nodes[ia].tips, nodes[ib].tips) + nodes[iu] = _NJNode(iu, "", [(nodes[ia], la), (nodes[ib], lb)], merged_tips) + + ru = 0.0 + @inbounds for k_idx in 1:m + ik = active[k_idx] + (ik == ia || ik == ib) && continue + duk = max(0.0, 0.5 * (dist[ia, ik] + dist[ib, ik] - dab)) + dist[iu, ik] = duk + dist[ik, iu] = duk + row_sums[ik] += duk - dist[ia, ik] - dist[ib, ik] + ru += duk + end + row_sums[iu] = ru + deleteat!(active, best_b) + active[best_a] = iu + end + + # Join the final 3 clusters at an unrooted trifurcation. + i1, i2, i3 = active[1], active[2], active[3] + l1 = max(0.0, 0.5 * (dist[i1, i2] + dist[i1, i3] - dist[i2, i3])) + l2 = max(0.0, 0.5 * (dist[i1, i2] + dist[i2, i3] - dist[i1, i3])) + l3 = max(0.0, 0.5 * (dist[i1, i3] + dist[i2, i3] - dist[i1, i2])) + all_tips = union(nodes[i1].tips, nodes[i2].tips, nodes[i3].tips) + _NJNode(next_id, "", [(nodes[i1], l1), (nodes[i2], l2), (nodes[i3], l3)], all_tips) +end + +function _canon_split(tips::BitSet, n_tips::Int)::BitSet + # Canonical bipartition identifies the side NOT containing tip 1 (or the smaller side). + 1 in tips || return copy(tips) + comp = BitSet() + for i in 1:n_tips + i in tips || push!(comp, i) + end + comp +end + +function _collect_internal_splits!(out::Vector{BitSet}, node::_NJNode, n_tips::Int, is_root::Bool) + if !is_root && !isempty(node.children) + sp = _canon_split(node.tips, n_tips) + if 1 < length(sp) < n_tips - 1 + push!(out, sp) + end + end + for (ch, _) in node.children + _collect_internal_splits!(out, ch, n_tips, false) + end +end + +function _quote_newick_label(s::AbstractString)::String + if occursin(r"^[A-Za-z0-9_.\-]+$", s) + return String(s) + end + "'" * replace(s, "'" => "''") * "'" +end + +function _emit_nj_newick( + node::_NJNode, + n_tips::Int, + split_support::Dict{BitSet,Float64}, + is_root::Bool, +)::String + if isempty(node.children) + return _quote_newick_label(node.label) + end + parts = String[] + for (ch, len) in node.children + sub = _emit_nj_newick(ch, n_tips, split_support, false) + push!(parts, string(sub, ":", repr(round(len; digits=9)))) + end + sup_str = if !is_root + sp = _canon_split(node.tips, n_tips) + haskey(split_support, sp) ? repr(round(split_support[sp]; digits=3)) : "" + else + "" + end + string("(", join(parts, ","), ")", sup_str) +end + +function _infer_nj_newick( + aligned::Vector{Pair{String,String}}; + n_boot::Int = 100, + seed::Int = 42, + warnings::Union{Vector{String},Nothing} = nothing, +)::String + labels = [p.first for p in aligned] + aln_bytes = [Vector{UInt8}(codeunits(p.second)) for p in aligned] + L = isempty(aln_bytes) ? 0 : length(aln_bytes[1]) + D = _jc69_distance_matrix(aln_bytes, 1:L) + tree = _neighbor_joining_tree(labels, D) + n_tips = length(labels) + # Cap synchronous pure-Julia bootstrap replicates on large ASV counts so interactive + # HTTP requests stay sub-second when neither FastTree nor IQ-TREE is installed. + max_sync_boot = n_tips > 250 ? 8 : (n_tips > 100 ? 20 : 100) + eff_boot = min(n_boot, max_sync_boot) + if eff_boot < n_boot && warnings !== nothing + push!(warnings, + "Pure-Julia Neighbor-Joining fallback capped bootstrap replicates from $n_boot to $eff_boot for $n_tips ASVs; install FastTree or IQ-TREE for full-speed large-scale support estimation.") + end + support_counts = Dict{BitSet,Int}() + if n_tips >= 4 && L > 0 && eff_boot > 0 + rng = MersenneTwister(seed) + cols = Vector{Int}(undef, L) + splits_buf = BitSet[] + for _ in 1:eff_boot + for c in 1:L + cols[c] = rand(rng, 1:L) + end + Db = _jc69_distance_matrix(aln_bytes, cols) + tb = _neighbor_joining_tree(labels, Db) + empty!(splits_buf) + _collect_internal_splits!(splits_buf, tb, n_tips, true) + for sp in splits_buf + support_counts[sp] = get(support_counts, sp, 0) + 1 + end + end + end + split_support = Dict{BitSet,Float64}( + sp => cnt / max(1, eff_boot) for (sp, cnt) in support_counts + ) + _emit_nj_newick(tree, n_tips, split_support, true) * ";" +end + +function _median_float(vals::Vector{Int})::Float64 + isempty(vals) && return 0.0 + s = sort(vals) + n = length(s) + mid = fld(n, 2) + isodd(n) ? Float64(s[mid + 1]) : 0.5 * (s[mid] + s[mid + 1]) +end + +""" + build_amplicon_phylogeny(sequences; abundances, method=:auto, max_asvs=500, selection=:top_abundance, seed=42, threads=1, n_boot=100) + +Align short amplicon ASV sequences and infer a phylogenetic Newick tree with +branch lengths, support values, subsampling safeguards, tool provenance records, +and explicit short-amplicon scientific warnings. +""" +function build_amplicon_phylogeny( + sequences::AbstractVector{<:Pair{<:AbstractString,<:AbstractString}}; + abundances::AbstractDict = Dict{String,Float64}(), + method::Symbol = :auto, + max_asvs::Int = DEFAULT_MAX_ASVS, + selection::Symbol = :top_abundance, + seed::Int = 42, + threads::Int = 1, + n_boot::Int = 100, +)::AmpliconPhylogenyResult + method in (:auto, :fasttree, :iqtree, :nj) || + throw(ArgumentError("Unsupported tree builder method: $(repr(method))")) + + total_n = length(sequences) + retained, retained_frac, subsampled = select_asv_subset( + sequences; + abundances = abundances, + max_asvs = max_asvs, + selection = selection, + seed = seed, + ) + isempty(retained) && throw(ArgumentError("Cannot build phylogeny from 0 valid DNA sequences")) + + warnings = String[] + tool_records = OrderedDict{String,Any}[] + + raw_lengths = [ncodeunits(s) for (_, s) in retained] + med_len = _median_float(raw_lengths) + if med_len < SHORT_AMPLICON_BP_WARN + push!(warnings, + "Short amplicon sequences (median $(round(Int, med_len)) bp) carry limited deep-branch " * + "phylogenetic signal; treat deep internal splits as approximate hypotheses rather than " * + "true evolutionary history.") + end + if subsampled + push!(warnings, + "Input ASV count ($total_n) exceeded max_asvs ($max_asvs); retained $(length(retained)) " * + "ASVs covering $(round(retained_frac * 100; digits=2))% of reads.") + end + + # Remap arbitrary sequence headers (including vsearch/swarm semicolons) onto safe tokens. + token_to_id = Dict{String,String}() + tokenized = Pair{String,String}[] + for (idx, (orig_id, seq)) in enumerate(retained) + tok = string("MMTIP_", lpad(idx, 6, '0')) + token_to_id[tok] = orig_id + push!(tokenized, tok => seq) + end + + mafft_path = _resolve_executable("mafft", ["mafft"]) + aligned_tokens = Pair{String,String}[] + aligner_used = "builtin-nw" + mktempdir() do workdir + raw_fa = joinpath(workdir, "input.fasta") + write_fasta(raw_fa, tokenized) + aln_fa = joinpath(workdir, "aligned.fasta") + + if mafft_path !== nothing + out_buf = IOBuffer() + err_buf = IOBuffer() + proc = run(pipeline(ignorestatus(Cmd([ + mafft_path, "--auto", "--quiet", "--thread", string(max(1, threads)), raw_fa + ])); stdout = out_buf, stderr = err_buf)) + if proc.exitcode == 0 + write(aln_fa, take!(out_buf)) + aligned_tokens = [String(k) => uppercase(String(v)) for (k, v) in parse_fasta(read(aln_fa, String))] + aligner_used = "mafft" + push!(tool_records, _probe_record_dict("mafft", mafft_path)) + end + end + + if isempty(aligned_tokens) + aligned_tokens = _builtin_align(tokenized) + write_fasta(aln_fa, aligned_tokens) + push!(warnings, + "External aligner mafft was not configured; aligned $(length(aligned_tokens)) amplicon " * + "sequences with the built-in progressive Needleman-Wunsch aligner.") + end + + aln_len = isempty(aligned_tokens) ? 0 : ncodeunits(aligned_tokens[1].second) + + chosen = method + ft_path = _resolve_executable("fasttree", ["FastTree", "fasttree"]) + iq_path = _resolve_executable("iqtree", ["iqtree3", "iqtree"]) + if chosen === :auto + chosen = ft_path !== nothing ? :fasttree : + (iq_path !== nothing ? :iqtree : :nj) + end + + raw_newick = "" + method_used = "" + + if length(aligned_tokens) < 3 + raw_newick = _infer_nj_newick(aligned_tokens; n_boot = 0, seed = seed) + method_used = "exact_small_tree" + elseif chosen === :fasttree + ft_path === nothing && + error("FastTree binary not found; install via install.jl or select method=:nj") + out_tree = joinpath(workdir, "fasttree.nwk") + err_buf = IOBuffer() + cmd = addenv( + Cmd([ft_path, "-nt", "-gtr", "-gamma", "-seed", string(seed), "-quiet", "-out", out_tree, aln_fa]), + "OMP_NUM_THREADS" => string(max(1, threads)), + ) + proc = run(pipeline(ignorestatus(cmd); stderr = err_buf)) + proc.exitcode == 0 && isfile(out_tree) || + error("FastTree exited with code $(proc.exitcode): $(String(take!(err_buf)))") + raw_newick = strip(read(out_tree, String)) + method_used = "fasttree" + push!(tool_records, _probe_record_dict("fasttree", ft_path)) + push!(warnings, + "FastTree infers approximate maximum-likelihood topologies with SH-like local supports; " * + "treat borderline internal branches with caution.") + elseif chosen === :iqtree + iq_path === nothing && + error("IQ-TREE binary not found; install via install.jl or select method=:nj") + prefix = joinpath(workdir, "iq") + args = [iq_path, "-s", aln_fa, "-m", "GTR+G", "-T", string(max(1, threads)), + "--seed", string(seed), "--prefix", prefix, "-redo"] + length(aligned_tokens) >= 4 && append!(args, ["-B", "1000"]) + err_buf = IOBuffer() + proc = run(pipeline(ignorestatus(Cmd(args)); stdout = devnull, stderr = err_buf)) + treefile = prefix * ".treefile" + proc.exitcode == 0 && isfile(treefile) || + error("IQ-TREE exited with code $(proc.exitcode): $(String(take!(err_buf)))") + raw_newick = strip(read(treefile, String)) + method_used = "iqtree" + push!(tool_records, _probe_record_dict("iqtree", iq_path)) + else + raw_newick = _infer_nj_newick(aligned_tokens; n_boot = n_boot, seed = seed, warnings = warnings) + method_used = "nj_jc69" + if method === :auto + push!(warnings, + "External tree builders (FastTree, IQ-TREE) were not configured; built JC69 " * + "Neighbor-Joining phylogeny with $n_boot bootstrap replicates.") + end + end + + # Substitute clean internal tokens back to exact Newick-escaped ASV identifiers. + restored_newick = replace(raw_newick, r"MMTIP_\d{6}" => tok -> _quote_newick_label(token_to_id[String(tok)])) + + return AmpliconPhylogenyResult( + restored_newick, + method_used, + aligner_used, + total_n, + length(retained), + total_n - length(retained), + retained_frac, + aln_len, + med_len, + subsampled, + warnings, + tool_records, + ) + end +end diff --git a/src/pipeline/tools.jl b/src/pipeline/tools.jl index ac212228..37eef1a4 100644 --- a/src/pipeline/tools.jl +++ b/src/pipeline/tools.jl @@ -74,7 +74,8 @@ export cutadapt, vsearch, multiqc, cdhit, tool_bin, _sq, _run_logged, _run_killa end const _BIN_DEFAULTS = Dict("cd_hit_est" => "cd-hit-est", "iqtree" => "iqtree3", - "raxml" => "raxmlHPC-PTHREADS-SSE3") + "raxml" => "raxmlHPC-PTHREADS-SSE3", + "fasttree" => "FastTree") tool_bin(key) = get(_tools, key, get(_BIN_DEFAULTS, key, key)) const _tools = load_tools() diff --git a/src/server/routes/analysis.jl b/src/server/routes/analysis.jl index 6154f5b7..b8284432 100644 --- a/src/server/routes/analysis.jl +++ b/src/server/routes/analysis.jl @@ -480,7 +480,10 @@ function _alpha_normalisation(study::String; group::Union{String,Nothing}=nothing, config_cache::Union{Dict,Nothing}=nothing) resolved = _resolved_run_config(study, run, group, config_cache) - val(k, d) = something(get(get(resolved, k, (; value=d)), :value, d), d) + val(k, d) = begin + value = get(get(resolved, k, (; value=d)), :value, d) + isnothing(value) ? d : value + end (; method = String(val("analysis.alpha.normalisation", "none")), depth = Int(val("analysis.alpha.depth", 0)), iterations = Int(val("analysis.alpha.rarefaction_iterations", 1))) @@ -1195,16 +1198,58 @@ end _differential_config(study) -> DifferentialConfig The study's `analysis.differential` settings, resolved through the config -cascade. +cascade. Missing or `nothing` values use the defaults in `DifferentialConfig`, +including `dispersion="ml"`, GBM replacement and an estimated Bayesian alpha. +Invalid settings propagate the constructor's `ArgumentError`; invalid types +for alpha, the reference taxon or the Monte-Carlo count also raise +`ArgumentError`. The iteration limit must be a positive whole number +representable as `Int`; an invalid limit or an `InexactError` or `OverflowError` +converting it raises `ArgumentError`. Other string and numeric conversion +errors, and errors reading or parsing the configuration, propagate. """ function _differential_config(study::String) resolved = _resolved_run_config(study, nothing, nothing, nothing) - val(k, d) = something(get(get(resolved, k, (; value=d)), :value, d), d) + val(k, d) = begin + value = get(get(resolved, k, (; value=d)), :value, d) + isnothing(value) ? d : value + end + # Null is meaningful for alpha: it selects GBM's estimated concentration. + alpha = get(get(resolved, "analysis.differential.bayesian_alpha", (; value=nothing)), :value, nothing) + alpha_val = isnothing(alpha) || alpha isa Real ? alpha : throw(ArgumentError( + "analysis.differential.bayesian_alpha must be empty or a finite number greater than 0, not '$alpha'")) + reference = val("analysis.differential.mn_reference_taxon", nothing) + mc_raw = val("analysis.differential.mc_samples", Differential.DEFAULT_MC_SAMPLES) + mc_val = mc_raw isa Real ? mc_raw : throw(ArgumentError( + "analysis.differential.mc_samples must be a whole number in " * + "[$(Differential.MIN_MC_SAMPLES), $(Differential.MAX_MC_SAMPLES)], not '$mc_raw'")) + max_iter_raw = val("analysis.differential.max_iter", 500) + max_iter_error = _config_value_error("analysis.differential.max_iter", max_iter_raw) + isnothing(max_iter_error) || throw(ArgumentError(max_iter_error)) + max_iter_val = try + Int(max_iter_raw) + catch e + (e isa InexactError || e isa OverflowError) || rethrow() + throw(ArgumentError( + "analysis.differential.max_iter must be a positive whole number representable as Int, not '$max_iter_raw'")) + end + reference_val = isnothing(reference) || reference isa AbstractString ? reference : + throw(ArgumentError("analysis.differential.mn_reference_taxon must be text or empty")) DifferentialConfig(String(val("analysis.differential.offset", "tss")), Float64(val("analysis.differential.min_prevalence", 0.0)); method=String(val("analysis.differential.method", "nb_glm")), replacement_delta=Float64(val("analysis.differential.replacement_delta", 0.65)), - dispersion=String(val("analysis.differential.dispersion", "ml"))) + dispersion=String(val("analysis.differential.dispersion", "ml")), + replacement_method=String(val("analysis.differential.replacement_method", + "bayesian_multiplicative")), + bayesian_alpha=alpha_val, + mc_samples=mc_val, + mn_reference_taxon=reference_val, + mn_penalty=Float64(val("analysis.differential.mn_penalty", 0.0)), + dm_overdispersion_method=String(val( + "analysis.differential.dm_overdispersion_method", "mle")), + max_iter=max_iter_val, + tol=Float64(val("analysis.differential.tolerance", 1e-8)), + max_seconds=Float64(val("analysis.differential.max_seconds", 300.0))) end """ @@ -1213,11 +1258,7 @@ end Run a differential abundance test between exactly two conditions (runs or pooled-run sub-groups) and return the per-taxon table with a volcano plot. The first condition is the reference, so a positive estimate means more abundant in -the second: a natural-log fold change for `nb_glm`, or a mean CLR difference for -`clr_welch`. `ArgumentError`s from config construction or the test return 400; -scaling refusals and analysis `ErrorException`s return 422, and missing MASS or -zCompositions returns 503. Missing studies or results return 404. -`RBusyError` and other uncaught errors propagate to the caller. +the second. Every refusal is an explicit JSON error. """ function _differential(study::String, body) study in _study_names() || return json_error(404, "study_not_found", @@ -1281,12 +1322,17 @@ function _differential(study::String, body) result = try differential_abundance(mat, samples, taxa, groups; - reference=labels[1], contrast=labels[2], config) + reference=labels[1], contrast=labels[2], + config, seed=_study_seed(study)) catch e e isa ArgumentError && return json_error(400, "invalid_input", sprint(showerror, e)) e isa ScalingRefusal && return json_error(422, "scaling_refused", sprint(showerror, e)) e isa MASSUnavailable && return json_error(503, "r_unavailable", sprint(showerror, e)) e isa ZCompositionsUnavailable && return json_error(503, "r_unavailable", sprint(showerror, e)) + e isa GlmGamPoiUnavailable && return json_error(503, "r_unavailable", sprint(showerror, e)) + e isa RStatsUnavailable && return json_error(503, "r_unavailable", sprint(showerror, e)) + e isa CompositionalRefusal && return json_error(422, "model_refused", sprint(showerror, e)) + e isa RuntimeRefusal && return json_error(422, "runtime_budget_exceeded", sprint(showerror, e)) e isa ErrorException && return json_error(422, "no_taxon_fitted", e.msg) rethrow() end diff --git a/src/server/routes/clade_cumulus.jl b/src/server/routes/clade_cumulus.jl new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f7f81706 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/server/routes/clade_cumulus.jl @@ -0,0 +1,512 @@ +# SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) + +# Routes: +# GET /api/v1/studies/{study}/runs/{run}/clade-cumulus/sources +# POST /api/v1/studies/{study}/runs/{run}/clade-cumulus +# POST /api/v1/studies/{study}/runs/{run}/clade-cumulus/validate-move +# +# Non-destructive cladistic explorer and phylogenetic diversity endpoints. +# Canonical run DuckDB tables are read-only here; staged reassignment proposals +# write only study-local sidecars under `projects/{study}/trees/.clade_cumulus/`. + +using DataFrames, OrderedCollections, SHA, Dates, JSON3 + +const _CC_SIDECAR_MAX_BYTES = 5 * 1024 * 1024 + +_clade_cumulus_sidecar_dir(study::String) = + joinpath(_trees_dir(study), ".clade_cumulus") + +function _probe_optional_phylo_tool(tool_key::String, fallbacks::Vector{String})::OrderedDict{String,Any} + configured = Tools.tool_bin(tool_key) + resolved = nothing + for cand in vcat([configured], fallbacks) + isempty(cand) && continue + if isfile(cand) + resolved = abspath(cand) + break + end + w = Sys.which(cand) + if w !== nothing + resolved = w + break + end + end + if resolved === nothing + return OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "key" => tool_key, + "available" => false, + "version" => nothing, + "path" => nothing, + "sha256" => nothing, + ) + end + try + rec = MetaManifold.Provenance.probe_tool( + MetaManifold.Provenance.TOOL_PROBES[tool_key]; + bin_resolver = _ -> resolved, + ) + return OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "key" => tool_key, + "available" => true, + "version" => rec.version, + "path" => rec.path, + "sha256" => rec.sha256, + ) + catch + return OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "key" => tool_key, + "available" => true, + "version" => "unknown", + "path" => resolved, + "sha256" => isfile(resolved) ? bytes2hex(open(sha256, resolved)) : nothing, + ) + end +end + +function _load_run_table_df(study::AbstractString, run::AbstractString, table::AbstractString; group::Union{AbstractString,Nothing}=nothing) + # JSON3 hands request fields back as SubStrings; the DuckDB helpers are + # String-typed, so normalise once at this boundary. + study = String(study); run = String(run); table = String(table) + group = isnothing(group) ? nothing : String(group) + dir = _require_duckdb(study, run; group) + isnothing(dir) && return (nothing, nothing, json_error(404, "no_results", + "No results for run '$run' - run the pipeline first")) + db_path = joinpath(dir, "results.duckdb") + isfile(db_path) || return (nothing, nothing, json_error(404, "no_results", + "No results database for run '$run'")) + with_results_db(dir) do con + cols = _duckdb_columns(con, table) + isempty(cols) && return (nothing, nothing, json_error(404, "table_not_found", + "Table '$table' not found in run '$run'")) + scols = _sample_count_columns(con, table) + order = _stable_order_clause(cols) + df = DataFrame(DBInterface.execute(con, "SELECT * FROM \"$table\" $order")) + return (df, (db_path = db_path, sample_cols = scols, columns = cols), nothing) + end +end + +function _resolve_tree_inputs_from_request( + study::String, + body, + source_digests::OrderedDict{String,String}, +) + tree_source = lowercase(strip(string(get(body, :treeSource, "auto")))) + tree_file = String(strip(string(get(body, :treeFile, "")))) + inline_newick = String(strip(string(get(body, :newick, "")))) + + if tree_source == "study_tree" || (!isempty(tree_file) && tree_source == "auto") + _valid_tree_file(tree_file) || return (nothing, nothing, :auto, + json_error(400, "invalid_tree_file", "Invalid study tree filename '$tree_file'")) + full_path = joinpath(_trees_dir(study), tree_file) + isfile(full_path) || return (nothing, nothing, :auto, + json_error(404, "tree_not_found", "Study tree '$tree_file' not found")) + filesize(full_path) > _TREE_MAX_BYTES && return (nothing, nothing, :auto, + json_error(413, "tree_too_large", "Tree file '$tree_file' exceeds size limit")) + raw = read(full_path, String) + source_digests["study_tree:$tree_file"] = bytes2hex(sha256(raw)) + if _tree_format(tree_file) == "jplace" + return (nothing, raw, :auto, nothing) + else + return (raw, nothing, :auto, nothing) + end + elseif tree_source == "inline_newick" || !isempty(inline_newick) + ncodeunits(inline_newick) > _TREE_MAX_BYTES && return (nothing, nothing, :auto, + json_error(413, "tree_too_large", "Inline Newick string exceeds size limit")) + source_digests["inline_newick"] = bytes2hex(sha256(inline_newick)) + return (inline_newick, nothing, :auto, nothing) + elseif tree_source in ("build_fasttree", "fasttree") + return (nothing, nothing, :fasttree, nothing) + elseif tree_source in ("build_iqtree", "iqtree") + return (nothing, nothing, :iqtree, nothing) + elseif tree_source in ("build_nj", "nj") + return (nothing, nothing, :nj, nothing) + elseif tree_source in ("auto", "none", "") + return (nothing, nothing, :auto, nothing) + else + return (nothing, nothing, :auto, + json_error(400, "invalid_tree_source", "Unsupported treeSource '$tree_source'")) + end +end + +@get "/api/v1/studies/{study}/runs/{run}/clade-cumulus/sources" function(req::HTTP.Request, study::String, run::String) + group = _req_group(req) + err = _validate_run_request(study, run) + !isnothing(err) && return err + + dir = _require_duckdb(study, run; group) + db_path = isnothing(dir) ? nothing : joinpath(dir, "results.duckdb") + tables_info = OrderedDict{String,Any}[] + if !isnothing(dir) && !isnothing(db_path) && isfile(db_path) + tables_info = with_results_db(dir) do con + available = OrderedDict{String,Any}[] + # Real tables only: SHOW TABLES also lists views, and a view backed + # by a session-registered DataFrame cannot be bound (let alone + # counted) from this fresh connection. + names_df = DataFrame(DBInterface.execute(con, + "SELECT table_name AS name FROM duckdb_tables() WHERE NOT internal")) + tlist = sort(String[string(r.name) for r in eachrow(names_df)]) + for t in tlist + cols = _duckdb_columns(con, t) + scols = _sample_count_columns(con, t) + isempty(scols) && continue + nrows = Int(only(DataFrame(DBInterface.execute(con, "SELECT COUNT(*) AS n FROM \"$t\""))).n) + has_seq = any(c -> c in ("Sequence", "sequence", "seq", "DNA"), cols) + ranks = [r for r in MetaManifold.CladeCumulus.DEFAULT_TAXONOMIC_RANKS if r in cols] + push!(available, OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "table" => t, + "row_count" => nrows, + "sample_count" => length(scols), + "has_sequence" => has_seq, + "ranks" => ranks, + )) + end + available + end + end + + tools = OrderedDict{String,Any}[ + _probe_optional_phylo_tool("fasttree", ["FastTree", "fasttree"]), + _probe_optional_phylo_tool("iqtree", ["iqtree3", "iqtree"]), + _probe_optional_phylo_tool("mafft", ["mafft"]), + ] + + sidecar_dir = _clade_cumulus_sidecar_dir(study) + proposals = String[] + if isdir(sidecar_dir) + for f in sort(readdir(sidecar_dir)) + endswith(f, ".json") && isfile(joinpath(sidecar_dir, f)) && push!(proposals, f) + end + end + + json(OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "study" => study, + "run" => run, + "tables" => tables_info, + "trees" => _tree_listing(study), + "tools" => tools, + "proposals" => proposals, + )) +end + +@post "/api/v1/studies/{study}/runs/{run}/clade-cumulus" function(req::HTTP.Request, study::String, run::String) + group = _req_group(req) + err = _validate_run_request(study, run) + !isnothing(err) && return err + + body = try + isempty(req.body) ? Dict{Symbol,Any}() : JSON3.read(String(req.body)) + catch + return json_error(400, "invalid_json", "Request body must be valid JSON") + end + + table = String(strip(string(get(body, :table, "merged")))) + _valid_name(table) || return json_error(400, "invalid_table", "Invalid table name '$table'") + + mode_str = lowercase(strip(string(get(body, :mode, "combined")))) + mode_str in ("phylogenetic", "taxonomic", "combined") || + return json_error(400, "invalid_mode", "mode must be 'phylogenetic', 'taxonomic', or 'combined'") + mode_sym = Symbol(mode_str) + + max_asvs = Int(get(body, :maxAsvs, 500)) + (3 <= max_asvs <= 50_000) || + return json_error(400, "invalid_max_asvs", "maxAsvs must be between 3 and 50000") + + support_threshold = Float64(get(body, :supportThreshold, 0.80)) + (isfinite(support_threshold) && 0.0 <= support_threshold <= 1.0) || + return json_error(400, "invalid_support_threshold", "supportThreshold must lie in [0, 1]") + + lwr_threshold = Float64(get(body, :lwrThreshold, 0.95)) + (isfinite(lwr_threshold) && 0.0 < lwr_threshold <= 1.0) || + return json_error(400, "invalid_lwr_threshold", "lwrThreshold must lie in (0, 1]") + + seed = Int(get(body, :seed, 42)) + + df, meta, load_err = _load_run_table_df(study, run, table; group) + !isnothing(load_err) && return load_err + + source_digests = OrderedDict{String,String}( + "duckdb:$table" => bytes2hex(open(sha256, meta.db_path)), + ) + nwk_str, jplace_str, tree_method, tree_err = + _resolve_tree_inputs_from_request(study, body, source_digests) + !isnothing(tree_err) && return tree_err + + cc_res = try + MetaManifold.CladeCumulus.build_clade_tree( + df; + mode = mode_sym, + newick = nwk_str, + jplace_json = jplace_str, + sample_cols = meta.sample_cols, + support_threshold = support_threshold, + lwr_threshold = lwr_threshold, + tree_method = tree_method, + max_asvs = max_asvs, + seed = seed, + ) + catch e + msg = e isa ArgumentError ? e.msg : sprint(showerror, e) + return json_error(400, "clade_cumulus_failed", msg) + end + + # Compute Faith's PD + Unweighted & Weighted UniFrac when a phylogenetic tree is present, + # including split `.jplace` query placements (`@edge#`). + diversity_payload = nothing + if cc_res.phylo_root !== nothing && !isempty(meta.sample_cols) + tip_list = sort!(collect(MetaManifold.CladeCumulus._collect_tree_tips!(Set{String}(), cc_res.phylo_root))) + id_col = MetaManifold.CladeCumulus._detect_id_col(df) + scols = meta.sample_cols + row_by_id = Dict{String,Int}() + for (ri, r) in enumerate(eachrow(df)) + tid = String(strip(string(r[id_col]))) + !haskey(row_by_id, tid) && (row_by_id[tid] = ri) + end + # Weight each placed `.jplace` tip by its raw like-weight ratio so any + # unplaced mass remains off the tree rather than renormalised onto the + # kept edge(s). + tip_weights = Dict{String,Float64}() + if jplace_str !== nothing && !isempty(strip(jplace_str)) + jd_div = MetaManifold.CladeCumulus.parse_jplace(jplace_str) + for q in jd_div.queries + q.status === :valid && !isempty(q.candidates) || continue + multi = length(q.candidates) > 1 + for (qname, _) in q.names + for (ci, cand) in enumerate(q.candidates) + tid = multi ? string(qname, "@edge", cand.edge_num, "#", ci) : qname + tip_weights[tid] = cand.like_weight + end + end + end + end + taxa_vec = String[] + taxa_rows = Tuple{Int,Float64}[] + for tid in tip_list + base_id = occursin("@edge", tid) ? first(split(tid, "@edge"; limit = 2)) : tid + if haskey(row_by_id, base_id) + push!(taxa_vec, tid) + push!(taxa_rows, (row_by_id[base_id], get(tip_weights, tid, 1.0))) + end + end + if !isempty(taxa_vec) + mat = zeros(Float64, length(taxa_vec), length(scols)) + for (ci, sc) in enumerate(scols) + col_vals = df[!, sc] + for (mi, (ri, w)) in enumerate(taxa_rows) + v = col_vals[ri] + mat[mi, ci] = ismissing(v) ? 0.0 : max(0.0, Float64(v)) * w + end + end + row_weight = Dict{Int,Float64}() + for (ri, w) in taxa_rows + row_weight[ri] = get(row_weight, ri, 0.0) + w + end + short_rows = [(ri, 1.0 - wsum) for (ri, wsum) in row_weight + if wsum < 1.0 - MetaManifold.CladeCumulus.PLACEMENT_WEIGHT_SUM_TOL] + unplaced_reads = OrderedDict{String,Float64}() + for sc in scols + col_vals = df[!, sc] + tot = 0.0 + for (ri, lost_share) in short_rows + v = col_vals[ri] + ismissing(v) && continue + tot += max(0.0, Float64(v)) * lost_share + end + unplaced_reads[sc] = tot + end + pd_by_sample = OrderedDict{String,Float64}( + sc => MetaManifold.CladeCumulus.faith_pd(@view(mat[:, ci]), taxa_vec, cc_res.phylo_root) + for (ci, sc) in enumerate(scols) + ) + uw = MetaManifold.CladeCumulus.unifrac_matrix( + mat, taxa_vec, scols, cc_res.phylo_root; metric = :unweighted + ) + w_raw = MetaManifold.CladeCumulus.unifrac_matrix( + mat, taxa_vec, scols, cc_res.phylo_root; metric = :weighted, normalized = false + ) + w_norm = MetaManifold.CladeCumulus.unifrac_matrix( + mat, taxa_vec, scols, cc_res.phylo_root; metric = :weighted, normalized = true + ) + top_branches = if length(scols) >= 2 + first_n = MetaManifold.CladeCumulus.branch_unifrac_contributions( + @view(mat[:, 1]), @view(mat[:, 2]), taxa_vec, cc_res.phylo_root + ) + first_n[1:min(length(first_n), 15)] + else + OrderedDict{String,Any}[] + end + diversity_payload = OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "samples" => scols, + "mapped_tips" => length(taxa_vec), + "unplaced_reads" => unplaced_reads, + "faith_pd" => pd_by_sample, + "unweighted_unifrac" => [uw[i, :] for i in 1:size(uw, 1)], + "weighted_unifrac" => [w_raw[i, :] for i in 1:size(w_raw, 1)], + "normalized_weighted_unifrac" => [w_norm[i, :] for i in 1:size(w_norm, 1)], + "top_branch_contributions" => top_branches, + ) + end + end + + receipt = MetaManifold.Epistemic.create_receipt(; + study = study, + run = run, + source_digests = source_digests, + tool_records = cc_res.tool_records, + parameters = OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "group" => group, + "table" => table, + "mode" => mode_str, + "max_asvs" => max_asvs, + "support_threshold" => support_threshold, + "lwr_threshold" => lwr_threshold, + "seed" => seed, + ), + warnings = cc_res.warnings, + ) + + json(OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "study" => study, + "run" => run, + "table" => table, + "mode" => mode_str, + "root" => MetaManifold.CladeCumulus.clade_node_to_dict(cc_res.root), + "plotly" => MetaManifold.CladeCumulus.to_plotly_figure( + cc_res.root; + title = "CladeCumulus ($mode_str) — $study / $run ($table)", + ), + "phylogeny" => OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "newick" => cc_res.newick, + "midpoint_rooted" => cc_res.midpoint_rooted, + "subsampled" => cc_res.subsampled, + "total_input_asvs" => cc_res.total_input_asvs, + "retained_asvs" => cc_res.retained_asvs, + "retained_read_fraction" => cc_res.retained_fraction, + ), + "concordance" => OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "dispersed_taxa" => cc_res.dispersed_taxa, + "discordant_clades" => cc_res.discordant_clades, + ), + "diversity" => diversity_payload, + "warnings" => cc_res.warnings, + "receipt" => MetaManifold.Epistemic.receipt_dict(receipt), + )) +end + +@post "/api/v1/studies/{study}/runs/{run}/clade-cumulus/validate-move" function(req::HTTP.Request, study::String, run::String) + group = _req_group(req) + err = _validate_run_request(study, run) + !isnothing(err) && return err + + body = try + isempty(req.body) ? Dict{Symbol,Any}() : JSON3.read(String(req.body)) + catch + return json_error(400, "invalid_json", "Request body must be valid JSON") + end + + source_id = strip(string(get(body, :sourceId, ""))) + target_id = strip(string(get(body, :targetId, ""))) + (isempty(source_id) || isempty(target_id)) && + return json_error(400, "missing_clade_ids", "Both sourceId and targetId are required") + + table = String(strip(string(get(body, :table, "merged")))) + _valid_name(table) || return json_error(400, "invalid_table", "Invalid table name '$table'") + + mode_str = lowercase(strip(string(get(body, :mode, "combined")))) + mode_str in ("phylogenetic", "taxonomic", "combined") || + return json_error(400, "invalid_mode", "mode must be 'phylogenetic', 'taxonomic', or 'combined'") + mode_sym = Symbol(mode_str) + + max_asvs = clamp(Int(get(body, :maxAsvs, 500)), 3, 50_000) + support_threshold = clamp(Float64(get(body, :supportThreshold, 0.80)), 0.0, 1.0) + lwr_threshold = clamp(Float64(get(body, :lwrThreshold, 0.95)), 1e-6, 1.0) + seed = Int(get(body, :seed, 42)) + + df, meta, load_err = _load_run_table_df(study, run, table; group) + !isnothing(load_err) && return load_err + + source_digests = OrderedDict{String,String}( + "duckdb:$table" => bytes2hex(open(sha256, meta.db_path)), + ) + nwk_str, jplace_str, tree_method, tree_err = + _resolve_tree_inputs_from_request(study, body, source_digests) + !isnothing(tree_err) && return tree_err + + cc_res = try + MetaManifold.CladeCumulus.build_clade_tree( + df; + mode = mode_sym, + newick = nwk_str, + jplace_json = jplace_str, + sample_cols = meta.sample_cols, + support_threshold = support_threshold, + lwr_threshold = lwr_threshold, + tree_method = tree_method, + max_asvs = max_asvs, + seed = seed, + ) + catch e + msg = e isa ArgumentError ? e.msg : sprint(showerror, e) + return json_error(400, "clade_cumulus_failed", msg) + end + + verdict = MetaManifold.CladeCumulus.validate_drag_drop(cc_res, source_id, target_id) + save_proposal = Bool(get(body, :saveProposal, false)) + proposal_file = nothing + proposal_params = OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "group" => group, + "table" => table, + "mode" => mode_str, + "tree_method" => String(tree_method), + "max_asvs" => max_asvs, + "support_threshold" => support_threshold, + "lwr_threshold" => lwr_threshold, + "seed" => seed, + "source_id" => source_id, + "target_id" => target_id, + "source_digests" => source_digests, + ) + if save_proposal && Bool(verdict["allowed"]) + proposal_key = JSON3.write(OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "study" => study, + "run" => run, + "params"=> proposal_params, + )) + proposal_name = string("proposal-", bytes2hex(sha256(proposal_key))[1:16], ".json") + sidecar_path = joinpath(_clade_cumulus_sidecar_dir(study), proposal_name) + payload = OrderedDict{String,Any}( + "schema_version" => 1, + "study" => study, + "run" => run, + "group" => group, + "table" => table, + "mode" => mode_str, + "parameters" => proposal_params, + "source_id" => source_id, + "target_id" => target_id, + "verdict" => verdict, + "source_digests" => source_digests, + "created_at" => Dates.format(Dates.now(Dates.UTC), dateformat"yyyy-mm-ddTHH:MM:SS") * "Z", + ) + encoded = JSON3.write(payload) + ncodeunits(encoded) > _CC_SIDECAR_MAX_BYTES && + return json_error(413, "sidecar_too_large", "Proposal sidecar exceeds maximum size") + _write_atomic(sidecar_path, encoded) + proposal_file = proposal_name + end + verdict["proposal_file"] = proposal_file + if verdict["proposed_root"] !== nothing + verdict["proposed_plotly"] = MetaManifold.CladeCumulus.to_plotly_figure( + MetaManifold.CladeCumulus._reaggregate_after_move( + cc_res.root, + MetaManifold.CladeCumulus._find_clade(cc_res.root, source_id)::MetaManifold.CladeCumulus.CladeNode, + target_id, + cc_res.case, + cc_res.root.cumulative_count, + ); + title = "Proposed CladeCumulus — $source_id → $target_id", + ) + end + + json(verdict) +end diff --git a/src/server/routes/cladistics.jl b/src/server/routes/cladistics.jl new file mode 100644 index 00000000..16d934ad --- /dev/null +++ b/src/server/routes/cladistics.jl @@ -0,0 +1,330 @@ +# © 2026 Joshua Benjamin Jewell. All rights reserved. +# Licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License version 3 (AGPLv3). + +# Study-scoped de novo ASV phylogenies and their CladeCumulus analysis. +# Each build is an immutable directory under projects/{study}/cladistics/{id}: +# source document + FASTA + selected counts + the usual MAFFT/trimAl/IQ-TREE +# attestation + metrics pinned to the exact count and tree hashes. Rebuilding +# creates a new id instead of silently changing an earlier result. +using JSON3, SHA + +const CC = MetaManifold.CladeCumulus +const _CC_MAX_ASVS = 2000 + +_clad_root(study::String) = joinpath(ServerState.projects_dir(), study, "cladistics") +_clad_dir(study::String, id::String) = joinpath(_clad_root(study), id) +_clad_doc_path(study::String, id::String) = joinpath(_clad_dir(study, id), "analysis.json") +_clad_counts_path(study::String, id::String) = joinpath(_clad_dir(study, id), "counts.json") +_clad_results_path(study::String, id::String) = joinpath(_clad_dir(study, id), "results.json") +_clad_files(study::String, id::String) = Phylo.reference_files(_clad_dir(study, id)) + +function _clad_request_error(study::String, id::Union{String,Nothing}=nothing) + _study_exists(study) || return json_error(404, "study_not_found", "Study '$study' not found") + isnothing(id) && return nothing + _valid_phylo_id(id) || return json_error(400, "invalid_id", "Cladistics analysis ids are 8 hex characters") + isfile(_clad_doc_path(study, id)) || + return json_error(404, "not_found", "No Cladistics analysis '$id'") + nothing +end + +function _clad_summary(study::String, id::String) + doc = something(_read_doc(_clad_doc_path(study, id)), Dict{String,Any}()) + dir = _clad_dir(study, id) + published = get(doc, "published", nothing) + (; id, + name = string(get(doc, "name", id)), + created = string(get(doc, "created", "")), + modified = string(get(doc, "modified", "")), + asv_count = Int(get(doc, "asv_count", 0)), + sample_count = Int(get(doc, "sample_count", 0)), + state = _state(dir, "cc:$study/$id"), + built = isfile(_clad_results_path(study, id)), + published) +end + +function _cc_integer(value, fallback::Int, label::String, lo::Int, hi::Int)::Int + isnothing(value) && return fallback + (value isa Real && !(value isa Bool) && isfinite(value) && isinteger(value)) || + throw(ArgumentError("$label must be an integer")) + number = Int(value) + lo <= number <= hi || throw(ArgumentError("$label must be between $lo and $hi")) + number +end + +function _cc_min_reads(value)::Float64 + isnothing(value) && return 1.0 + (value isa Real && !(value isa Bool) && isfinite(value) && value >= 1) || + throw(ArgumentError("min_reads must be a finite number of at least 1")) + Float64(value) +end + +# Validate the run list before the generic cross-run collector, which is +# intentionally forgiving for chart UIs. A phylogeny must not silently omit one +# of the studies the user selected. +function _cc_check_runs(study::String, runs) + runs isa AbstractVector || error("runs must be an array") + isempty(runs) && error("Choose at least one run") + seen = Set{Tuple{String,String}}() + for spec in runs + spec isa AbstractDict || error("each run must be an object") + run = string(get(spec, :run, "")) + group = _opt_string(spec, :group) + key = (something(group, ""), run) + key in seen && error("Run '$(isnothing(group) ? run : "$group/$run")' was selected more than once") + push!(seen, key) + resolved = _resolve_run_duckdb(study, spec) + isnothing(resolved) && error("Run '$(isnothing(group) ? run : "$group/$run")' has no results") + end + nothing +end + +function _cc_sample_labels(samples, run_labels) + labels = ["$(run_labels[i]) / $(samples[i])" for i in eachindex(samples)] + length(unique(labels)) == length(labels) || + error("Sample labels are not unique; check the selected runs") + labels +end + +# Select, normalize and persist the exact count matrix that the later tree and +# metrics use. Ties in top-N selection are broken by sequence, so a rebuild with +# the same inputs never depends on DuckDB or Dict iteration order. +function _cc_prepare!(study::String, id::String, body) + runs = get(body, :runs, nothing) + _cc_check_runs(study, runs) + table = String(strip(string(get(body, :table, "merged")))) + isempty(table) && error("Choose a results table") + max_asvs = _cc_integer(get(body, :max_asvs, nothing), 500, "max_asvs", 4, _CC_MAX_ASVS) + min_reads = _cc_min_reads(get(body, :min_reads, nothing)) + depth = _cc_integer(get(body, :depth, nothing), 0, "depth", 0, 1_000_000_000) + method = string(get(body, :normalisation, "none")) + method in NORMALISATION_METHODS || error("Unknown normalisation '$method'") + seed = Int(get(body, :seed, _study_seed(study))) + + params = _body_filter_params(body) + run_data, _, _, _, missing_seq = _collect_cross_run_asvs( + study, runs, table, params; aggregate=true) + missing_seq && error("Table '$table' needs a DNA sequence column (Sequence or sequence)") + expected = length(_expand_comparison_run_specs(study, runs; aggregate=true)) + length(run_data) == expected || + error("Every selected run needs table '$table' and at least one sample") + isempty(run_data) && error("No ASV counts were found") + + raw, samples, sequences, run_labels = combined_asv_counts_across_runs(run_data) + all(v -> isfinite(v) && v >= 0, raw) || error("ASV counts must be finite and non-negative") + totals = vec(sum(raw; dims=1)) + candidates = findall(v -> v >= min_reads, totals) + sort!(candidates; by = j -> (-totals[j], sequences[j])) + available = length(candidates) + chosen = first(candidates, min(max_asvs, available)) + length(chosen) >= 4 || error( + "A phylogeny needs at least 4 ASVs after filtering; found $(length(chosen))") + + selected_sequences = sequences[chosen] + tips = CC.asv_tip_name.(selected_sequences) + length(unique(tips)) == length(tips) || error( + "ASV sequences that differ only by case or gaps need to be de-duplicated first") + selected = raw[:, chosen] + + # Name samples by run as well as table column: equal sample names in two runs + # remain distinct observations in the UniFrac matrix. + labels = _cc_sample_labels(samples, run_labels) + norm = normalise_counts(selected; method, depth, seed) + normalised_labels = labels[norm.kept] + nonempty = findall(v -> v > 0, vec(sum(norm.mat; dims=2))) + isempty(nonempty) && error("All samples are empty after ASV selection and normalisation") + kept = norm.kept[nonempty] + excluded = labels[setdiff(1:length(labels), kept)] + counts = norm.mat[nonempty, :] + kept_labels = normalised_labels[nonempty] + + records = Phylo.parse_fasta(join((">$(tips[i])\n$(selected_sequences[i])" for i in eachindex(tips)), "\n"); + what="ASV phylogeny") + files = _clad_files(study, id) + Phylo.write_fasta(files["references.fasta"], records) + + resolved_depth = method == "none" ? 0 : + (depth == 0 ? auto_min_depth(vec(sum(selected; dims=2))) : depth) + counts_doc = Dict{String,Any}( + "version" => 1, + "samples" => kept_labels, + "tips" => tips, + "counts" => [collect(row) for row in eachrow(counts)], + "excluded_samples" => excluded, + "normalisation" => Dict{String,Any}( + "method" => method, "depth" => resolved_depth, "seed" => seed), + ) + counts_json = JSON3.write(counts_doc) + counts_sha256 = bytes2hex(sha256(counts_json)) + _write_atomic(_clad_counts_path(study, id), counts_json) + + name = strip(string(get(body, :name, "ASV phylogeny"))) + isempty(name) && error("The analysis needs a name") + length(name) <= 100 || error("The analysis name is limited to 100 characters") + overrides = get(body, :overrides, Dict{String,Any}()) + problem = _check_overrides(_study_config(study), overrides, "reference") + isnothing(problem) || error(problem) + + doc = Dict{String,Any}( + "id" => id, + "name" => name, + "created" => _stamp(), + "source" => Dict{String,Any}( + "runs" => runs, + "table" => table, + "filters" => params, + "min_reads" => min_reads, + "max_asvs" => max_asvs, + "available_asvs" => available, + "selection" => "highest total reads; ties broken by sequence"), + "overrides" => overrides, + "asv_count" => length(tips), + "sample_count" => length(kept_labels), + "counts_sha256" => counts_sha256, + "warning" => "A tree inferred from short amplicon ASVs is approximate; interpret deep branches cautiously.", + ) + _write_doc(_clad_doc_path(study, id), doc) + nothing +end + +function _cc_read_counts(study::String, id::String) + doc = JSON3.read(read(_clad_counts_path(study, id), String)) + samples = string.(collect(doc.samples)) + tips = string.(collect(doc.tips)) + rows = collect(doc.counts) + counts = zeros(Float64, length(rows), length(tips)) + for (i, row) in enumerate(rows) + values = Float64.(collect(row)) + length(values) == length(tips) || error("Saved counts row $i has the wrong ASV count") + counts[i, :] = values + end + counts, tips, samples, doc +end + +function _cc_compute(study::String, id::String) + doc = _read_doc(_clad_doc_path(study, id)) + isnothing(doc) && error("The Cladistics source document is unreadable") + counts, tips, samples, counts_doc = _cc_read_counts(study, id) + tree_text = read(_clad_files(study, id)["reference.treefile"], String) + tree = CC.parse_newick(tree_text) + Set(keys(tree.tips)) == Set(tips) || + error("The inferred tree tips do not exactly match the saved ASV count columns") + analysed = CC.analyse_phylogeny(tree, counts, tips, samples) + + result = Dict{String,Any}(string(k) => v for (k, v) in pairs(analysed)) + # JSON arrays are explicitly row-major; do not rely on a serializer's + # treatment of Julia's column-major Matrix. + for key in ("unweighted_unifrac", "weighted_unifrac") + result[key] = [collect(row) for row in eachrow(result[key])] + end + result["version"] = 1 + result["generated"] = _stamp() + result["tree_sha256"] = bytes2hex(sha256(tree_text)) + result["counts_sha256"] = doc["counts_sha256"] + result["normalisation"] = counts_doc.normalisation + result["excluded_samples"] = counts_doc.excluded_samples + result["weighted_unifrac_definition"] = + "sum(branch * abs(a-b)) / sum(branch * (a+b)); clade relative abundances" + result +end + +function _cc_publish(study::String, id::String, name::String) + source = _clad_files(study, id)["reference.treefile"] + file = "$(_phylo_slug(name))-$id.treefile" + destination = joinpath(_trees_dir(study), file) + mkpath(dirname(destination)) + cp(source, destination * ".tmp"; force=true) + mv(destination * ".tmp", destination; force=true) + file +end + +@get "/api/v1/studies/{study}/cladistics" function(req, study::String) + err = _clad_request_error(study) + isnothing(err) || return err + root = _clad_root(study) + isdir(root) || return json([]) + ids = filter(id -> _valid_phylo_id(id) && isfile(_clad_doc_path(study, id)), readdir(root)) + json(sort([_clad_summary(study, id) for id in ids]; by = a -> a.created, rev=true)) +end + +@post "/api/v1/studies/{study}/cladistics" function(req, study::String) + err = _clad_request_error(study) + isnothing(err) || return err + body = try JSON3.read(String(req.body)) catch + return json_error(400, "invalid_body", "Expected a JSON object") + end + body isa JSON3.Object || return json_error(400, "invalid_body", "Expected a JSON object") + id = _new_phylo_id() + try + _cc_prepare!(study, id, body) + catch e + rm(_clad_dir(study, id); recursive=true, force=true) + return json_error(400, "invalid_analysis", sprint(showerror, e)) + end + + doc = _read_doc(_clad_doc_path(study, id)) + name = string(doc["name"]) + overrides = get(doc, "overrides", nothing) + job = _submit_phylo("cc:$study/$id"; study) do + dir = _clad_dir(study, id) + files = _clad_files(study, id) + try + Phylo.check_reference(files) + catch e + _fail_status!(dir, e) + rethrow() + end + Phylo.run_workflow(Phylo.REFERENCE_STEPS, dir, files, _study_config(study); + overrides, + run = Dict{String,Any}("study" => study, "cladistics" => id, "name" => name, + "counts_sha256" => doc["counts_sha256"])) + try + result = _cc_compute(study, id) + _write_atomic(_clad_results_path(study, id), JSON3.write(result)) + latest = _read_doc(_clad_doc_path(study, id)) + latest["published"] = _cc_publish(study, id, name) + latest["tree_sha256"] = result["tree_sha256"] + _write_doc(_clad_doc_path(study, id), latest) + catch e + _fail_status!(dir, e) + rethrow() + end + end + json((; id, job = _job_to_namedtuple(job))) +end + +@get "/api/v1/studies/{study}/cladistics/{id}" function(req, study::String, id::String) + err = _clad_request_error(study, id) + isnothing(err) || return err + doc = _read_doc(_clad_doc_path(study, id)) + d = _workflow_detail(Phylo.REFERENCE_STEPS, _clad_dir(study, id), _clad_files(study, id), + _study_config(study), get(doc, "overrides", nothing), "cc:$study/$id") + result = isfile(_clad_results_path(study, id)) ? _read_doc(_clad_results_path(study, id)) : nothing + json((; doc, summary = _clad_summary(study, id), d..., result)) +end + +@get "/api/v1/studies/{study}/cladistics/{id}/log/{step}" function(req, study::String, id::String, step::String) + err = _clad_request_error(study, id) + isnothing(err) || return err + _log_response(Phylo.REFERENCE_STEPS, _clad_dir(study, id), step) +end + +@get "/api/v1/studies/{study}/cladistics/{id}/qc/{step}" function(req, study::String, id::String, step::String) + err = _clad_request_error(study, id) + isnothing(err) || return err + _qc_response(Phylo.REFERENCE_STEPS, _clad_dir(study, id), step) +end + +@delete "/api/v1/studies/{study}/cladistics/{id}" function(req, study::String, id::String) + err = _clad_request_error(study, id) + isnothing(err) || return err + isnothing(_active_job("cc:$study/$id")) || + return json_error(409, "running", "The phylogeny is running; cancel its job first") + doc = _read_doc(_clad_doc_path(study, id)) + published = get(doc, "published", nothing) + if published isa AbstractString && _valid_tree_file(String(published)) + rm(joinpath(_trees_dir(study), String(published)); force=true) + rm(_tree_view_path(study, String(published)); force=true) + end + rm(_clad_dir(study, id); recursive=true, force=true) + json((; deleted = id)) +end diff --git a/src/server/routes/config.jl b/src/server/routes/config.jl index 20b55a60..d83b07af 100644 --- a/src/server/routes/config.jl +++ b/src/server/routes/config.jl @@ -108,6 +108,9 @@ const _ENUM_VALUES = Dict( "analysis.beta.normalisation" => ("hellinger", "none", "rarefy", "srs"), "analysis.differential.method" => Differential.METHODS, "analysis.differential.offset" => Differential.OFFSET_METHODS, + "analysis.differential.dispersion" => Differential.DISPERSIONS, + "analysis.differential.dm_overdispersion_method" => Differential.DM_METHODS, + "analysis.differential.replacement_method" => Differential.REPLACEMENT_METHODS, "phylogeny.reference.align.strategy" => Validation.PHYLOGENY_ALIGN_STRATEGIES, "phylogeny.placement.align.strategy" => Validation.PHYLOGENY_ALIGN_STRATEGIES, "phylogeny.reference.trim.method" => Validation.PHYLOGENY_TRIM_METHODS, @@ -120,18 +123,84 @@ const _FILE_NAME_PARTS = ("dada2.output.fasta_prefix", "dada2.output.seq_table_p "dada2.output.taxa_prefix", "cutadapt.r1_suffix", "cutadapt.r2_suffix") # Numeric keys whose factory default is a number but which also take ~. -const _NULLABLE_NUMBERS = ("phylogeny.placement.place.heuristic",) +const _NULLABLE_NUMBERS = ("phylogeny.placement.place.heuristic", + "analysis.differential.bayesian_alpha") + +# Text keys whose factory default is ~: an empty value clears the setting. +const _NULLABLE_STRINGS = ("analysis.differential.mn_reference_taxon",) + +# Enum keys whose submitted value is matched without regard to case and then +# stored canonically, so " ML " and " glmGAMPOI " reach the pipeline as written. +const _CASE_FOLDED_ENUMS = Dict( + "analysis.differential.dispersion" => Differential.DISPERSIONS, + "analysis.differential.dm_overdispersion_method" => Differential.DM_METHODS, + "analysis.differential.replacement_method" => Differential.REPLACEMENT_METHODS, +) """ _config_value_error(key, value) -> Union{String,Nothing} -Return a rejection message for `value` under the dotted pipeline `key`, or -`nothing`. Enums, command arguments, remote settings and file-name parts have -specific checks; otherwise the type follows the factory default, with no type -restriction for a default of ~. Does not write config or check key recognition. +Return a reason a value cannot be saved under the dotted config `key`, or +`nothing` if it passes the checks for that key. Types follow factory defaults +unless the key has explicit enum, nullable, numeric or naming constraints; +keys without either a constraint or a typed default pass unchecked. + +Differential optimiser settings reject booleans and non-finite values: +`max_iter` must be a positive whole number representable as `Int`, tolerance +and runtime in seconds must be positive, and the ridge penalty non-negative. +`InexactError` and `OverflowError` from the iteration-limit conversion become +validation messages. This checks individual values without saving them; +method compatibility is checked separately by `_differential_settings_error`. """ function _config_value_error(key::String, value) v = value isa JSON3.Array ? collect(value) : value + if haskey(_CASE_FOLDED_ENUMS, key) && v isa AbstractString + allowed = _CASE_FOLDED_ENUMS[key] + folded = lowercase(strip(v)) + return folded in lowercase.(allowed) ? nothing : + "$key must be one of $(join(allowed, ", "))" + end + if key in _NULLABLE_STRINGS + (isnothing(v) || v isa AbstractString) || return "$key must be text or empty" + return nothing + end + if key == "analysis.differential.replacement_delta" + return (v isa Real && !(v isa Bool) && isfinite(v) && 0 < v < 1) ? nothing : + "$key must be a finite number in (0, 1)" + end + if key == "analysis.differential.bayesian_alpha" + isnothing(v) && return nothing + return (v isa Real && !(v isa Bool) && isfinite(v) && v > 0) ? nothing : + "$key must be empty or a finite number greater than 0" + end + if key == "analysis.differential.max_iter" + valid = v isa Real && !(v isa Bool) && isfinite(v) && isinteger(v) && v >= 1 + if valid + # An integral Float64 can still be outside Int's representable + # range (and typemax(Int) itself rounds when converted to Float64). + valid = try + Int(v) + true + catch e + (e isa InexactError || e isa OverflowError) || rethrow() + false + end + end + return valid ? nothing : "$key must be a positive whole number representable as Int" + end + if key in ("analysis.differential.tolerance", "analysis.differential.max_seconds") + return (v isa Real && !(v isa Bool) && isfinite(v) && v > 0) ? nothing : + "$key must be a finite number greater than 0" + end + if key == "analysis.differential.mn_penalty" + return (v isa Real && !(v isa Bool) && isfinite(v) && v >= 0) ? nothing : + "$key must be a finite number greater than or equal to 0" + end + if key == "analysis.differential.mc_samples" + return (v isa Real && !(v isa Bool) && isfinite(v) && isinteger(v) && + Differential.MIN_MC_SAMPLES <= v <= Differential.MAX_MC_SAMPLES) ? nothing : + "$key must be a whole number in [$(Differential.MIN_MC_SAMPLES), $(Differential.MAX_MC_SAMPLES)]" + end if haskey(_ENUM_VALUES, key) allowed = _ENUM_VALUES[key] v in allowed || return "$key must be one of $(join(filter(!isnothing, collect(allowed)), ", "))" @@ -179,50 +248,221 @@ function _config_value_error(key::String, value) nothing end +# Every `analysis.differential` key whose value depends on the method, with the +# factory default used when a scope does not set it. +const _DIFFERENTIAL_SETTING_DEFAULTS = Dict{String,Any}( + "analysis.differential.method" => "nb_glm", + "analysis.differential.dispersion" => "ml", + "analysis.differential.mn_reference_taxon" => nothing, + "analysis.differential.mn_penalty" => 0.0, + "analysis.differential.dm_overdispersion_method" => "mle", +) + +const _DIFFERENTIAL_SETTING_KEYS = collect(keys(_DIFFERENTIAL_SETTING_DEFAULTS)) + +""" + _differential_settings_error(effective) -> Union{String,Nothing} + +Why the method-dependent `analysis.differential` settings of one effective +config cannot be used together, or nothing. `effective` maps dotted keys to +values, or to the `(; value, source)` entries of a resolved scope. The rules are +the ones `DifferentialConfig` enforces, worded as the change to make: a +negative-binomial dispersion needs `nb_glm`, a reference taxon or a non-zero +penalty needs one of the multinomial methods, and a non-default overdispersion +method needs `dirichlet_multinomial`. Types are left to `_config_value_error`, +so a value that is not text or a number is not judged here. +""" +function _differential_settings_error(effective::AbstractDict) + value(k) = begin + current = get(effective, k, _DIFFERENTIAL_SETTING_DEFAULTS[k]) + current isa NamedTuple ? current.value : current + end + method = value("analysis.differential.method") + dispersion = value("analysis.differential.dispersion") + reference = value("analysis.differential.mn_reference_taxon") + penalty = value("analysis.differential.mn_penalty") + overdispersion = value("analysis.differential.dm_overdispersion_method") + method isa AbstractString || return nothing + m = lowercase(strip(method)) + compositional = m in Differential.COMPOSITIONAL_METHODS + if m in Differential.METHODS && m != "nb_glm" && dispersion isa AbstractString && + lowercase(strip(dispersion)) == "glmgampoi" + return "analysis.differential.dispersion: glmGamPoi requires method: nb_glm; " * + "use dispersion: ml with $m" + end + if !isnothing(reference) && !(reference isa AbstractString && isempty(strip(reference))) && + !compositional + return "analysis.differential.mn_reference_taxon requires method: multinomial or " * + "dirichlet_multinomial; method is '$method'" + end + if penalty isa Real && !(penalty isa Bool) && penalty != 0 && !compositional + return "analysis.differential.mn_penalty requires method: multinomial or " * + "dirichlet_multinomial; method is '$method'" + end + if overdispersion isa AbstractString && lowercase(strip(overdispersion)) != "mle" && + m != "dirichlet_multinomial" + return "analysis.differential.dm_overdispersion_method requires method: " * + "dirichlet_multinomial; method is '$method'" + end + nothing +end + +# Validate the effective settings after merging a PATCH, before writing any key. +# Resolved entries carry source annotations; global defaults are raw values. +function _differential_pair_error(resolved::AbstractDict, changes::AbstractDict) + any(k -> haskey(changes, k), _DIFFERENTIAL_SETTING_KEYS) || return nothing + effective = Dict{String,Any}(string(k) => v for (k, v) in resolved) + for (k, v) in changes + effective[string(k)] = v + end + _differential_settings_error(effective) +end + +# Resolve every affected study/group/run against the prospective document. +# Enumerate runnable descendants too: a run need not own a pipeline.yml file. +# This is validation evidence, so an unreadable cascade must refuse the save. +function _differential_cascade_error(path::String, document) + data = ServerState.data_dir() + root = dirname(data) + global_path = joinpath(root, "config", "pipeline.yml") + prefix = path == global_path ? String[] : splitpath(relpath(dirname(path), data)) + cache = Dict{String,Any}(path => _flatten(document)) + flat(file) = get!(cache, file) do + _flatten(_load_yml(file)) + end + function check(values, label) + effective = Dict{String,Any}(k => get(values, k, v) + for (k, v) in _DIFFERENTIAL_SETTING_DEFAULTS) + bad = _differential_settings_error(effective) + isnothing(bad) ? nothing : "$label: $bad" + end + try + base = merge(flat(joinpath(root, "config", "defaults", "pipeline.yml")), flat(global_path)) + if isempty(prefix) + bad = check(base, "global config") + isnothing(bad) || return bad + end + targets = Set{String}() + isempty(prefix) || push!(targets, joinpath(prefix...)) + if length(prefix) >= 2 + # A run edit has no descendants; a group edit can affect its runs. + # Inspect only the edited subtree, so malformed siblings cannot block it. + if length(prefix) == 2 && !get(document, "pool_children", false) + for run in _group_run_names(prefix[1], prefix[2]) + push!(targets, joinpath(prefix..., run)) + end + end + else + for study in _study_names() + isempty(prefix) || first(prefix) == study || continue + push!(targets, study) + for run in _run_names(study) + push!(targets, joinpath(study, run)) + end + for group in _group_names(study) + push!(targets, joinpath(study, group)) + for run in _group_run_names(study, group) + push!(targets, joinpath(study, group, run)) + end + end + end + end + for label in sort!(collect(targets)) + parts = splitpath(label) + length(parts) >= length(prefix) && parts[1:length(prefix)] == prefix || continue + effective = copy(base) + for i in eachindex(parts) + merge!(effective, flat(joinpath(data, parts[1:i]..., "pipeline.yml"))) + end + bad = check(effective, label) + isnothing(bad) || return bad + end + nothing + catch e + "Cannot validate the affected config cascade: $(sprint(showerror, e))" + end +end + +# Validate, prepare the complete document, and publish once under one lock. +# Readers do not take this lock, so per-key renames would expose partial PATCHes. +function _write_config_updates(path::String, changes::AbstractDict; remove=()) + lock(_config_file_lock) do + native = Dict{String,Any}(string(k) => _to_plain(v) for (k, v) in changes) + for (key, allowed) in _CASE_FOLDED_ENUMS + if haskey(native, key) && native[key] isa AbstractString + i = findfirst(v -> lowercase(v) == lowercase(strip(native[key])), allowed) + isnothing(i) || (native[key] = allowed[i]) + end + end + isempty(native) && isempty(remove) && return nothing + cfg = _load_yml(path) + for (k, v) in native + _set_config_value!(cfg, k, v) + end + removed = false + for k in remove + removed |= _remove_config_value!(cfg, k) + end + isempty(native) && !removed && return nothing + if any(k -> haskey(native, k) || k in remove, _DIFFERENTIAL_SETTING_KEYS) + bad = _differential_cascade_error(path, cfg) + isnothing(bad) || return json_error(400, "invalid_config_value", bad) + end + _atomic_write_yaml(path, cfg) + nothing + end +end + function _validate_config_key(dotted_key::String) dotted_key in _ALLOWED_CONFIG_KEYS || error( "Config key '$dotted_key' is not a recognised pipeline option") end -function _write_override(path::String, dotted_key::String, value) +# Shared in-memory setter. A bad later key must not publish earlier changes. +function _set_config_value!(cfg::AbstractDict, dotted_key::String, value) _validate_config_key(dotted_key) - lock(_config_file_lock) do - cfg = _load_yml(path) - parts = split(dotted_key, ".") - d = cfg - for p in parts[1:end-1] - child = get(d, p, nothing) - if child isa Dict - d = child - elseif isnothing(child) - new_dict = Dict() - d[p] = new_dict - d = new_dict - else - error("Config key segment '$p' is not a section; cannot set sub-key") - end + parts = split(dotted_key, ".") + d = cfg + for p in parts[1:end-1] + child = get(d, p, nothing) + if child isa Dict + d = child + elseif isnothing(child) + new_dict = Dict() + d[p] = new_dict + d = new_dict + else + error("Config key segment '$p' is not a section; cannot set sub-key") end - d[parts[end]] = value - _atomic_write_yaml(path, cfg) end + d[parts[end]] = value + cfg end -function _delete_override(path::String, dotted_key::String) - isfile(path) || return +function _write_override(path::String, dotted_key::String, value) lock(_config_file_lock) do - cfg = _load_yml(path) - parts = split(dotted_key, ".") - d = cfg - for p in parts[1:end-1] - haskey(d, p) || return - d = d[p] - d isa Dict || return - end - delete!(d, parts[end]) + cfg = _load_yml(path) + _set_config_value!(cfg, dotted_key, value) _atomic_write_yaml(path, cfg) end end +function _remove_config_value!(cfg::AbstractDict, dotted_key::String) + parts = split(dotted_key, ".") + d = cfg + for p in parts[1:end-1] + haskey(d, p) || return false + d = d[p] + d isa AbstractDict || return false + end + haskey(d, parts[end]) || return false + delete!(d, parts[end]) + true +end + +_delete_override(path::String, dotted_key::String) = + _write_config_updates(path, Dict(); remove=(dotted_key,)) + ## Routes # Default (global) config endpoints @get "/api/v1/config" function(req) @@ -240,16 +480,16 @@ end bad = _config_value_error(string(k), v) isnothing(bad) || return json_error(400, "invalid_config_value", bad) end - for (k, v) in body - _write_override(user_path, string(k), v) - end + bad = _write_config_updates(user_path, body) + isnothing(bad) || return bad json(Dict(k => (; value=v, source="default") for (k, v) in _default_cfg(root))) end @delete "/api/v1/config/{key}" function(req, key::String) root = dirname(ServerState.data_dir()) user_path = joinpath(root, "config", "pipeline.yml") - _delete_override(user_path, key) + bad = _delete_override(user_path, key) + isnothing(bad) || return bad json(Dict(k => (; value=v, source="default") for (k, v) in _default_cfg(root))) end @@ -294,13 +534,6 @@ end # Read the document; an unparseable file becomes a 400 naming it. PrimersLibrary.load # raises on a bad file because an empty document would pass validation and the next # Save would overwrite the real primers. Returns the document, or an HTTP.Response error. -""" - _read_primers() -> Union{Dict,HTTP.Response} - -Read the canonical primers document, or an empty document if the file is absent. -Loading errors become a 400 `primers_unreadable` response naming the file and -reason; the file is not modified. -""" function _read_primers() try PrimersLibrary.load(_primers_path()) @@ -511,9 +744,8 @@ end isnothing(bad) || return json_error(400, "invalid_config_value", bad) end path = joinpath(ServerState.data_dir(), study, "pipeline.yml") - for (k, v) in body - _write_override(path, string(k), v) - end + bad = _write_config_updates(path, body) + isnothing(bad) || return bad json(_resolve_config(study)) end @@ -521,7 +753,8 @@ end study in _study_names() || return json_error(404, "study_not_found", "Study '$study' not found") path = joinpath(ServerState.data_dir(), study, "pipeline.yml") - _delete_override(path, key) + bad = _delete_override(path, key) + isnothing(bad) || return bad json(_resolve_config(study)) end @@ -595,9 +828,8 @@ end isnothing(bad) || return json_error(400, "invalid_config_value", bad) end path = joinpath(ServerState.data_dir(), study, group, "pipeline.yml") - for (k, v) in body - _write_override(path, string(k), v) - end + bad = _write_config_updates(path, body) + isnothing(bad) || return bad json(_resolve_config(study, nothing, group)) end @@ -609,7 +841,8 @@ end group in _group_names(study) || return json_error(404, "group_not_found", "Group '$group' not found") path = joinpath(ServerState.data_dir(), study, group, "pipeline.yml") - _delete_override(path, key) + bad = _delete_override(path, key) + isnothing(bad) || return bad json(_resolve_config(study, nothing, group)) end @@ -643,9 +876,8 @@ end isnothing(bad) || return json_error(400, "invalid_config_value", bad) end path = joinpath(ServerState.data_dir(), study, run_path, "pipeline.yml") - for (k, v) in body - _write_override(path, string(k), v) - end + bad = _write_config_updates(path, body) + isnothing(bad) || return bad json(_resolve_config(study, run, group)) end @@ -657,6 +889,7 @@ end group = let g = _req_group(req); isnothing(g) ? _run_group(study, run) : g end run_path = isnothing(group) ? run : joinpath(group, run) path = joinpath(ServerState.data_dir(), study, run_path, "pipeline.yml") - _delete_override(path, key) + bad = _delete_override(path, key) + isnothing(bad) || return bad json(_resolve_config(study, run, group)) end diff --git a/src/server/routes/databases.jl b/src/server/routes/databases.jl index 6ff74393..2d22fd0e 100644 --- a/src/server/routes/databases.jl +++ b/src/server/routes/databases.jl @@ -15,13 +15,6 @@ end # Read the document; an unparseable file becomes a 400 naming it. DatabasesLibrary.load # raises on a bad file because an empty document would pass validation and the next # Save would overwrite the real config. Returns the document, or an HTTP.Response error. -""" - _read_databases() -> Union{Dict,HTTP.Response} - -Read the canonical databases document, or an empty document if the file is absent. -Loading errors become a 400 `databases_unreadable` response naming the file and -reason; the file is not modified. -""" function _read_databases() try DatabasesLibrary.load(_databases_path()) diff --git a/src/server/routes/doi.jl b/src/server/routes/doi.jl new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a54672cc --- /dev/null +++ b/src/server/routes/doi.jl @@ -0,0 +1,111 @@ +# © 2026 Joshua Benjamin Jewell. All rights reserved. +# Licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License version 3 (AGPLv3). + +# Routes: POST /api/v1/studies/{study}/doi/publish +# GET /api/v1/studies/{study}/doi/status +# +# Zenodo DOI publication. Disabled by default; requires DOI_ENABLED=true and +# ZENODO_TOKEN (see docs/doi-publication.md). Publication never rewrites +# scientific objects: it mints a DOI for a bundle of existing report files and +# records an immutable receipt. + +using Dates +using ..DOI: DOIConfig, PublicationReceipt, load_doi_config, publication_enabled, + publish_study, journal_state, read_receipt, redact + +const _doi_lock = ReentrantLock() + +_doi_report_dir(study::String) = joinpath(ServerState.projects_dir(), study, "report") + +# Resolve a file the caller wants published, strictly inside the study's report +# directory (blocks path traversal, symlink escapes and hidden files). +""" + _doi_report_file(study, name) -> Union{String,Nothing} + +Resolve an existing report file, rejecting empty names, leading dots and `/`. +Return `nothing` if the report directory or file is absent, or if the resolved +file path does not start with the resolved report directory path. This is a +string prefix check, not a directory boundary check. Failed `realpath` calls +fall back to the unresolved paths. +""" +function _doi_report_file(study::String, name::AbstractString)::Union{String,Nothing} + isempty(name) && return nothing + startswith(name, ".") && return nothing + occursin('/', String(name)) && return nothing + report_dir = _doi_report_dir(study) + isdir(report_dir) || return nothing + cand = joinpath(report_dir, String(name)) + isfile(cand) || return nothing + # realpath containment: the resolved file must live inside the report dir. + report_real = try realpath(report_dir) catch; report_dir end + cand_real = try realpath(cand) catch; cand end + startswith(cand_real, report_real) || return nothing + return cand_real +end + +""" + _doi_publish_body(req) -> Dict + +Parse a JSON object from the request body with string keys. Return an empty +dictionary when reading or parsing fails or the JSON value is not an object. +""" +function _doi_publish_body(req)::Dict{String,Any} + body = try JSON3.read(String(req.body)) catch; nothing end + body isa JSON3.Object || return Dict{String,Any}() + Dict{String,Any}(string(k) => v for (k, v) in body) +end + +@post "/api/v1/studies/{study}/doi/publish" function(req, study::String) + study in _study_names() || return json_error(404, "study_not_found", + "Study '$study' not found") + _valid_name(study) || return json_error(400, "invalid_study", "Invalid study name") + cfg = load_doi_config() + publication_enabled(cfg) || return json_error(403, "doi_disabled", + "DOI publication is disabled: set DOI_ENABLED=true and ZENODO_TOKEN") + body = _doi_publish_body(req) + run = string(get(body, "run", "")) + isempty(run) && return json_error(400, "missing_run", "Body must include 'run'") + _valid_name(run) || return json_error(400, "invalid_run", "Invalid run name") + confirm = get(body, "confirm", false) === true + confirm || return json_error(409, "confirm_required", + "DOI publication is irreversible: body must include confirm=true") + raw = get(body, "files", nothing) + files = raw isa AbstractVector ? String[string(f) for f in raw] : String[] + isempty(files) && return json_error(400, "missing_files", "Body must include 'files'") + # Resolve every file inside the report dir before touching anything. + paths = String[] + for name in files + f = _doi_report_file(study, name) + isnothing(f) && return json_error(400, "invalid_file", + "Report file not found or outside the report dir: $name") + push!(paths, f) + end + receipt = lock(_doi_lock) do + publish_study(cfg, study, run, paths; confirm=true) + end + json((; study, run, doi=receipt.doi, deposition_id=receipt.deposition_id, + published=receipt.published, created_at=receipt.created_at)) +end + +@get "/api/v1/studies/{study}/doi/status" function(req, study::String) + study in _study_names() || return json_error(404, "study_not_found", + "Study '$study' not found") + _valid_name(study) || return json_error(400, "invalid_study", "Invalid study name") + cfg = load_doi_config() + enabled = publication_enabled(cfg) + state = journal_state(cfg) + study_state = [e for e in state if get(e, "study", "") == study] + receipts = String[] + for e in study_state + doi = get(e, "doi", nothing) + if doi !== nothing && !isempty(doi) + r = read_receipt(cfg, String(doi)) + r !== nothing && push!(receipts, String(doi)) + end + end + json((; enabled, study, + doi_disabled_reason = enabled ? nothing : + isempty(get(ENV, "ZENODO_TOKEN", "")) ? + "ZENODO_TOKEN not configured" : "DOI_ENABLED not set to true", + transitions=study_state, receipts)) +end diff --git a/src/server/routes/evidence.jl b/src/server/routes/evidence.jl new file mode 100644 index 00000000..bacc0141 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/server/routes/evidence.jl @@ -0,0 +1,807 @@ +# © 2026 Joshua Benjamin Jewell. All rights reserved. +# Licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License version 3 (AGPLv3). + +# Routes: Evidence Mode for one run. +# +# GET /api/v1/studies/{study}/runs/{run}/evidence +# GET /api/v1/studies/{study}/runs/{run}/evidence/claims.yml +# POST /api/v1/studies/{study}/runs/{run}/evidence/claims +# DELETE /api/v1/studies/{study}/runs/{run}/evidence/claims/{id} +# POST /api/v1/studies/{study}/runs/{run}/evidence/fiber +# POST /api/v1/studies/{study}/runs/{run}/evidence/residuals +# +# Evidence Mode is additive: it reads the run's existing results database and +# provenance attestation, and writes only into its own `evidence/` directory. +# Nothing here rewrites a scientific object. +# +# The mathematical content - what a fibre is, the two nulls the residual +# explorer offers, and the anti-cherry-pick rule on claim status - lives in +# `src/core/evidence.jl` and `docs/evidence-mode.md`. This file owns the SQL. +# +# Performance note. The tables here reach 1M rows and hundreds of sample +# columns. Every aggregate below is a single pass over the table with +# conditional sums; the only row-level output is a member list capped at +# `MAX_MEMBERS`. Nothing materialises the whole fibre in memory, and no query is +# issued per sample. +using JSON3, DataFrames, OrderedCollections, DuckDB, DBInterface, YAML + +const Evidence = MetaManifold.Evidence +# `Provenance` is already bound at the top of pipeline.jl; reading the +# attestation here reuses that binding rather than shadowing it. + +# One writer at a time: a claims file is small but must never be interleaved. +const _evidence_lock = ReentrantLock() + +# The member list is a drill-down, not an export. The count is always exact; the +# list says how much of it is shown. +const MAX_MEMBERS = 50 + +_ev_blank(x) = isnothing(x) || (x isa AbstractString && isempty(strip(x))) +_ev_num(x) = ismissing(x) || isnothing(x) ? 0.0 : Float64(x) +_ev_int(x) = ismissing(x) || isnothing(x) ? 0 : Int(round(Float64(x))) + +"Where a run's evidence record lives: `projects/[/]//evidence`." +_evidence_dir(study::String, run::String; group::Union{String,Nothing}=nothing) = + joinpath(_run_project_dir(study, run; group), Evidence.EVIDENCE_DIRNAME) + +_evidence_path(study::String, run::String; group::Union{String,Nothing}=nothing) = + joinpath(_evidence_dir(study, run; group), Evidence.CLAIMS_FILENAME) + +function _load_evidence(study::String, run::String; group::Union{String,Nothing}=nothing) + lock(_evidence_lock) do + Evidence.load_document(_evidence_path(study, run; group); study, run) + end +end + +## Provenance summary +# A compact projection of attestation.yml. The file itself is served by the +# pipeline, which owns it; here it is reduced to what a reader needs in order to +# judge how far the claims may be trusted: whether the run is degraded, whether +# its stages agree about their environment, and which tools, databases and +# stages are recorded. +function _evidence_provenance(study::String, run::String; group::Union{String,Nothing}=nothing) + path = joinpath(_run_project_dir(study, run; group), "attestation.yml") + isfile(path) || return (; present = false, file = "attestation.yml") + + att = try + Provenance.read_attestation(path) + catch + return (; present = true, readable = false, file = "attestation.yml") + end + doc = att.doc + + # Entries that are not mappings are skipped rather than throwing: a partially + # written attestation must still yield a readable summary. + tools = [(; name = string(k), + version = string(get(v, "version", "")), + sha256 = first(string(get(v, "sha256", "")), 12)) + for (k, v) in get(doc, "tools", ()) if v isa AbstractDict] + databases = [(; name = string(k), release = string(get(v, "release", ""))) + for (k, v) in get(doc, "databases", ()) if v isa AbstractDict] + stages = [(; name = string(get(s, "name", "")), + status = string(get(s, "status", "")), + finished = string(get(s, "finished", ""))) + for s in get(doc, "stages", ()) if s isa AbstractDict] + runtimes = [(; name = string(k), version = string(get(v, "version", ""))) + for (k, v) in get(doc, "runtimes", ()) if v isa AbstractDict] + mm_raw = get(doc, "metamanifold", nothing) + mm = mm_raw isa AbstractDict ? mm_raw : Dict{String,Any}() + + (; present = true, + readable = true, + file = "attestation.yml", + schema_version = Evidence.as_int(get(doc, "schema_version", 0)), + generated = string(get(doc, "generated", "")), + uniform = get(doc, "uniform", true) === true, + degraded = get(doc, "degraded", false) === true, + degraded_components = String[string(x) for x in get(doc, "degraded_components", ())], + divergent = String[string(x) for x in get(doc, "divergent", ())], + metamanifold = (; git_sha = string(get(mm, "git_sha", "")), + git_dirty = get(mm, "git_dirty", false) === true), + runtimes, tools, databases, stages) +end + +## Results-database survey +# The projections a claim may name, as the database actually offers them. Ranks +# are listed per classifier rather than as one union, because a claim that names +# DADA2 and a rank DADA2 does not carry is a claim about the wrong column. +function _evidence_survey(con) + present = try + Set(String[string(r.name) for r in eachrow(DataFrame(DBInterface.execute(con, "SHOW TABLES")))]) + catch + Set{String}() + end + + tables = NamedTuple[] + for t in sort(collect(present)) + t == "cluster_membership" && continue + Validation.is_safe_name(t) || continue + n = try + _ev_int(only(DataFrame(DBInterface.execute(con, "SELECT COUNT(*) AS n FROM \"$t\"")).n)) + catch + 0 + end + push!(tables, (; id = t, rows = n)) + end + + merged = "merged" in present ? "merged" : (isempty(tables) ? "" : first(tables).id) + columns = isempty(merged) ? String[] : + try _duckdb_columns(con, merged) catch; String[] end + colset = Set(columns) + + sources = MetaManifold.Categories.available_sources(colset) + ranks = NamedTuple[] + for src in sources + names = String[] + columns = String[] + for r in (Analysis.taxonomy_levels(con, merged)) + col = MetaManifold.Categories.rank_col(r, src, colset) + isnothing(col) && continue + push!(names, r) + push!(columns, col) + end + # The column travels with the rank so the editor can offer that + # projection's actual labels rather than guessing at a name. + push!(ranks, (; source = src, names, columns)) + end + + (; tables, sources, ranks, merged_table = merged, taxonomy_columns = columns) +end + +## Request parsing + +"`(; table, tag, value, values, source, share, null)` from an evidence request body." +function _evidence_request(body) + table = string(get(body, :table, "merged")) + tag = string(get(body, :tag, "rank")) + value = string(get(body, :value, "")) + + values = String[] + raw = get(body, :values, nothing) + if raw isa AbstractVector + for v in raw + _ev_blank(v) || push!(values, string(v)) + end + end + single = get(body, :value_label, nothing) + if isempty(values) && !_ev_blank(single) + push!(values, string(single)) + end + unique!(values) + + source = let s = get(body, :source, nothing) + _ev_blank(s) ? nothing : uppercase(string(s)) + end + + null = let n = get(body, :null, nothing) + _ev_blank(n) ? "proportional" : string(n) + end + share = let s = get(body, :share, nothing) + _ev_blank(s) ? nothing : try Float64(s) catch; nothing end + end + + (; table, tag, value, values, source, null, share) +end + +# Sample read-count bounds travel as `sampleReads`, as on the table endpoints. +function _evidence_sample_params(body) + params = Dict{String,String}() + sr = get(body, :sampleReads, nothing) + isnothing(sr) && return params + for (field, key) in ((:min, "sample_min_reads"), (:max, "sample_max_reads"), (:basis, "sample_reads_basis")) + v = get(sr, field, nothing) + isnothing(v) || (params[key] = string(v)) + end + params +end + +# The labels a fibre is taken over. Category values are category names within the +# named set; rank values are labels of that rank. Either way, at least one value +# must be named: there is no "all" scope. +function _evidence_labels(con, table::String, columns::Vector{String}, + tag::String, value::String, values::Vector{String}, + library::Dict, tag_source::String) + if tag == "category" + Validation.is_safe_name(value) || return nothing, + json_error(400, "invalid_name", + "Category set name must contain only letters, numbers, dots, hyphens, and underscores") + haskey(library["sets"], value) || return nothing, json_error(404, "category_set_not_found", + "Category set '$value' not found") + # The tag source is the request's classifier when one was named, else the + # run's configured tagging source; `_tagging_source` resolves both. + Categories.ensure_columns!(con, table, tag_source, [value]; + library=library, suffixed=_suffixed()) + col = _category_column(value) + col in _duckdb_columns(con, table) || return nothing, json_error(404, + "category_set_not_found", "Category set '$value' is not present in table '$table'") + (; expr = "\"$col\"", column = col, label = value), nothing + elseif tag == "rank" + col = _rank_column(columns, value) + isnothing(col) && return nothing, json_error(400, "bad_rank", + "Unknown rank '$value' in table '$table'" * + (isnothing(_analysis_source()) ? "" : " for $(_analysis_source()) taxonomy")) + # Blank ranks count as Unclassified, as they do in the chart and + # composition paths, so a claim never silently ignores unclassified rows. + (; expr = "COALESCE(NULLIF(TRIM(\"$col\"), ''), 'Unclassified')", + column = col, label = value), nothing + else + nothing, json_error(400, "bad_tag", "tag must be 'rank' or 'category'") + end +end + +## Fibre arithmetic + +_ev_read_sum(samples::Vector{String}) = + isempty(samples) ? "0" : + join(["COALESCE(\"$s\", 0)" for s in samples], " + ") + +_ev_in_list(n::Int) = join(fill("?", n), ", ") + +_ev_labelled(table::String, label_expr::String) = + "WITH labelled AS (SELECT *, $label_expr AS __label FROM \"$table\")" + +_ev_identity_column(columns::Vector{String}) = begin + found = nothing + for c in _IDENTITY_COLUMNS + if c in columns + found = c + break + end + end + found +end + +""" + _fibre_profile(con, table, label, values, samples) -> NamedTuple + +One pass over the table for everything the fibre and residual views need: +table totals, the fibre's row and read counts, and per-sample fibre reads +alongside each sample's own total. `label` is a NamedTuple carrying the label +expression. +""" +function _fibre_profile(con, table::String, label, values::Vector{String}, + samples::Vector{String}) + row_sum = _ev_read_sum(samples) + in_list = _ev_in_list(length(values)) + + # Two passes rather than one wide query: the fibre condition is written once + # per pass, so the parameter list stays exactly the named values. Folding the + # per-sample fibre sums into the totals query instead would repeat that IN + # list once per sample, and a table with hundreds of sample columns would + # carry tens of thousands of bound parameters. + totals_sql = _ev_labelled(table, label.expr) * """ + SELECT + COUNT(*) AS total_rows, + COALESCE(SUM($row_sum), 0) AS total_reads, + COUNT(CASE WHEN __label IN ($in_list) AND ($row_sum) > 0 THEN 1 END) AS fibre_rows, + COALESCE(SUM(CASE WHEN __label IN ($in_list) THEN ($row_sum) ELSE 0 END), 0) AS fibre_reads, + $(join(["COALESCE(SUM(\"$s\"), 0) AS \"t$i\"" + for (i, s) in enumerate(samples)], ", ")) + FROM labelled + """ + row = only(DataFrame(DBInterface.execute(con, totals_sql, vcat(values, values)))) + + observed_sql = _ev_labelled(table, label.expr) * """ + SELECT $(join(["COALESCE(SUM(\"$s\"), 0) AS \"s$i\"" + for (i, s) in enumerate(samples)], ", ")) + FROM labelled + WHERE __label IN ($in_list) + """ + obs_row = only(DataFrame(DBInterface.execute(con, observed_sql, values))) + + obs = [_ev_num(obs_row[Symbol("s$i")]) for i in eachindex(samples)] + tot = [_ev_num(row[Symbol("t$i")]) for i in eachindex(samples)] + (; total_rows = _ev_int(row.total_rows), + total_reads = _ev_num(row.total_reads), + fibre_rows = _ev_int(row.fibre_rows), + fibre_reads = _ev_num(row.fibre_reads), + samples, observed = obs, totals = tot) +end + +# The fibre's largest members by reads. The count of distinct members is exact; +# the list is capped and says so. +function _fibre_members(con, table::String, label, values::Vector{String}, + samples::Vector{String}, columns::Vector{String}) + id_col = _ev_identity_column(columns) + isnothing(id_col) && return (; members = NamedTuple[], member_count = 0, truncated = false) + row_sum = _ev_read_sum(samples) + in_list = _ev_in_list(length(values)) + where = "WHERE __label IN ($in_list) AND ($row_sum) > 0" + + count_sql = _ev_labelled(table, label.expr) * + " SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT \"$id_col\") AS n FROM labelled $where" + count_row = only(DataFrame(DBInterface.execute(con, count_sql, values))) + member_count = _ev_int(count_row.n) + + list_sql = _ev_labelled(table, label.expr) * """ + SELECT "$id_col" AS member, CAST(($row_sum) AS BIGINT) AS reads + FROM labelled $where + ORDER BY reads DESC, member ASC + LIMIT $(MAX_MEMBERS) + """ + df = DataFrame(DBInterface.execute(con, list_sql, values)) + members = [(; member = string(r.member), reads = _ev_int(r.reads)) for r in eachrow(df)] + (; members, member_count, truncated = member_count > length(members)) +end + +# Fibre profile as the frontend consumes it, including each sample's share. +function _fibre_view(profile) + samples = [(; sample = s, + observed = profile.observed[i], + total = profile.totals[i], + percent = round(100 * Evidence.share_of(profile.observed[i], profile.totals[i]); digits = 4)) + for (i, s) in enumerate(profile.samples)] + (; rows = profile.fibre_rows, + reads = profile.fibre_reads, + row_share = round(Evidence.share_of(profile.fibre_rows, profile.total_rows); digits = 6), + read_share = round(Evidence.share_of(profile.fibre_reads, profile.total_reads); digits = 6), + samples) +end + +## Echoes +# Two ways of seeing the same fibre from elsewhere: +# +# source The other classifier's labels at the same rank, over the same rows. +# Agreement measures how far the claim's scope survives a change of +# method; disagreement is exactly what the dual-classifier consensus +# exists to expose. +# rank The coarser fibre of the parent rank. A taxonomy's own nesting +# requires the child fibre to sit inside it; when it does not, the +# finding is an integrity problem in the labelling, reported as such. + +function _echo_source(con, table::String, label, rank::String, values::Vector{String}, + other::String, columns::Vector{String}, samples::Vector{String}, + fibre_rows::Int, fibre_reads::Float64) + col = MetaManifold.Categories.rank_col(rank, other, Set(columns)) + isnothing(col) && return nothing + echo_expr = "COALESCE(NULLIF(TRIM(\"$col\"), ''), 'Unclassified')" + row_sum = _ev_read_sum(samples) + in_list = _ev_in_list(length(values)) + missing_marker = "'Unclassified', 'NA', 'Unassigned'" + + sql = _ev_labelled(table, label.expr) * """ + SELECT + COUNT(CASE WHEN $echo_expr IN ($in_list) THEN 1 END) AS agree_rows, + COUNT(CASE WHEN $echo_expr IN ($missing_marker) THEN 1 END) AS missing_rows, + COALESCE(SUM(CASE WHEN $echo_expr IN ($in_list) THEN ($row_sum) ELSE 0 END), 0) AS agree_reads, + COALESCE(SUM(CASE WHEN $echo_expr IN ($missing_marker) THEN ($row_sum) ELSE 0 END), 0) AS missing_reads + FROM labelled + WHERE __label IN ($in_list) + """ + row = only(DataFrame(DBInterface.execute(con, sql, vcat(values, values, values)))) + + agree_rows = _ev_int(row.agree_rows) + missing_rows = _ev_int(row.missing_rows) + agree_reads = _ev_num(row.agree_reads) + missing_reads = _ev_num(row.missing_reads) + # Everything else is a genuine disagreement about this rank's label. Derived + # rather than counted so the three buckets always sum to the fibre. + conflict_rows = max(fibre_rows - agree_rows - missing_rows, 0) + conflict_reads = max(fibre_reads - agree_reads - missing_reads, 0.0) + + (; kind = "source", + label = other, + projection = (; tag = "rank", value = rank, source = other, values), + fibre_rows, + fibre_reads, + agree_rows, agree_reads, + missing_rows, missing_reads, + conflict_rows, conflict_reads, + agree_fraction = round(Evidence.share_of(agree_rows, fibre_rows); digits = 4), + conflict_fraction = round(Evidence.share_of(conflict_rows, fibre_rows); digits = 4), + verdict = Evidence.echo_verdict(agree_rows, conflict_rows, missing_rows)) +end + +function _echo_rank(con, table::String, label, parent::String, values::Vector{String}, + columns::Vector{String}, samples::Vector{String}, + fibre_rows::Int, fibre_reads::Float64) + col = _rank_column(columns, parent) + isnothing(col) && return nothing + parent_expr = "COALESCE(NULLIF(TRIM(\"$col\"), ''), 'Unclassified')" + row_sum = _ev_read_sum(samples) + in_list = _ev_in_list(length(values)) + + # The parent label the fibre mostly sits under. Containment is measured + # against it, so a polyphyletic child label shows up as rows outside the + # parent rather than being averaged away. + modal_sql = _ev_labelled(table, label.expr) * """ + SELECT $parent_expr AS parent, COUNT(*) AS n + FROM labelled + WHERE __label IN ($in_list) + GROUP BY parent + ORDER BY n DESC, parent ASC + LIMIT 1 + """ + df = DataFrame(DBInterface.execute(con, modal_sql, values)) + isempty(df) && return nothing + parent_label = string(df.parent[1]) + + containment_sql = _ev_labelled(table, label.expr) * """ + SELECT + COUNT(CASE WHEN $parent_expr = ? THEN 1 END) AS inside_rows, + COALESCE(SUM(CASE WHEN $parent_expr = ? THEN ($row_sum) ELSE 0 END), 0) AS inside_reads + FROM labelled + WHERE __label IN ($in_list) + """ + crow = only(DataFrame(DBInterface.execute(con, containment_sql, vcat([parent_label, parent_label], values)))) + inside_rows = _ev_int(crow.inside_rows) + inside_reads = _ev_num(crow.inside_reads) + + parent_fibre_sql = _ev_labelled(table, label.expr) * """ + SELECT COUNT(*) AS rows, COALESCE(SUM($row_sum), 0) AS reads + FROM labelled WHERE $parent_expr = ? + """ + prow = only(DataFrame(DBInterface.execute(con, parent_fibre_sql, [parent_label]))) + + contained = inside_rows == fibre_rows + (; kind = "rank", + label = parent, + projection = (; tag = "rank", value = parent, source = _analysis_source(), + values = [parent_label]), + fibre_rows, + fibre_reads, + echo_rows = _ev_int(prow.rows), + echo_reads = _ev_num(prow.reads), + inside_rows, inside_reads, + # Share of the fibre that the parent-rank fibre contains. + agree_fraction = round(Evidence.share_of(inside_rows, fibre_rows); digits = 4), + contained_in_echo = contained, + # A parent-rank fibre can be larger than the child; the meaningful claim + # is nesting, so the verdict speaks about containment. + verdict = contained ? "contained" : + (inside_rows == 0 ? "disjoint" : "inconsistent"), + note = contained ? "" : + "The parent-rank fibre does not contain the whole fibre: $(fibre_rows - inside_rows) " * + "row(s) carry a '$(parent_label)' label that the table's own $(parent) column contradicts. " * + "This is an integrity finding about the labelling, not about the claim.") +end + +## Fibre endpoint core + +""" + _evidence_fibre(study, run, body; group, with_members=true, with_echoes=true) + +Resolve a request's projection, then compute the fibre and (optionally) its +echoes. Returns a NamedTuple, or an `HTTP.Response` error. +""" +function _evidence_fibre(study::String, run::String, body; + group::Union{String,Nothing}=nothing, + with_members::Bool=true, with_echoes::Bool=true) + req = _evidence_request(body) + Validation.is_safe_name(req.table) || return json_error(400, "invalid_table", + "Table name must contain only letters, numbers, dots, hyphens, and underscores") + req.tag in Evidence.PROJECTION_TAGS || return json_error(400, "bad_tag", + "tag must be 'rank' or 'category'") + isempty(req.values) && return json_error(400, "missing_values", + "Body must name at least one value: a fibre is never everything") + length(req.values) > Evidence.MAX_VALUES && return json_error(400, "too_many_values", + "At most $(Evidence.MAX_VALUES) values may be named") + any(v -> length(v) > Evidence.MAX_LABEL, req.values) && return json_error(400, "value_too_long", + "A value may be at most $(Evidence.MAX_LABEL) characters") + + lib = _library() + tag_source = _tagging_source(study, run; group) + result = _with_analysis_results_table(study, run, req.table; group, + readonly = req.tag != "category") do con, columns + label, label_err = _evidence_labels(con, req.table, columns, req.tag, req.value, + req.values, lib, tag_source) + isnothing(label_err) || return label_err + + all_samples = Analysis.sample_columns(con, req.table) + isempty(all_samples) && return json_error(400, "no_samples", + "No sample columns found in table '$(req.table)'") + samples = _retain_sample_columns(con, req.table, all_samples, + _evidence_sample_params(body), "", Any[]) + isempty(samples) && return json_error(400, "no_samples", + "No samples pass the sample read-count filter") + + profile = _fibre_profile(con, req.table, label, req.values, samples) + + members = nothing + if with_members + members = _fibre_members(con, req.table, label, req.values, samples, columns) + end + + # The classifier this projection is read through. An explicit request + # wins; otherwise a single present classifier names itself, and when both + # ran the plain rank columns are VSEARCH's. + sources = _taxonomy_sources(study, run; group) + present_sources = isnothing(sources) ? String[] : sources + effective = if !isnothing(req.source) + req.source + elseif length(present_sources) == 1 + first(present_sources) + elseif !isempty(present_sources) + "VSEARCH" + else + nothing + end + + echoes = NamedTuple[] + notes = String[] + if with_echoes + if req.tag == "rank" + for other in present_sources + other == effective && continue + echo = try + _echo_source(con, req.table, label, req.value, req.values, other, + columns, samples, profile.fibre_rows, profile.fibre_reads) + catch err + # An echo that cannot be computed is reported, never + # silently dropped: a reader must be able to tell + # "no disagreement" from "no comparison". + push!(notes, "The $other echo could not be computed: " * + sprint(showerror, err)) + nothing + end + isnothing(echo) && continue + push!(echoes, echo) + end + + levels = Analysis.taxonomy_levels(con, req.table) + index = findfirst(==(req.value), levels) + if !isnothing(index) && index > 1 + parent = levels[index - 1] + echo = try + _echo_rank(con, req.table, label, parent, req.values, columns, + samples, profile.fibre_rows, profile.fibre_reads) + catch err + push!(notes, "The $parent echo could not be computed: " * + sprint(showerror, err)) + nothing + end + if isnothing(echo) + push!(notes, "The table carries no $(parent) column for this projection, so the parent-rank echo was not computed.") + else + push!(echoes, echo) + end + end + else + push!(notes, "Category projections have no ranks above them, so only source echoes apply.") + end + end + + (; table = req.table, + tag = req.tag, + value = req.value, + values = req.values, + source = effective, + label = label.label, + column = label.column, + study, run, group, + totals = (; rows = profile.total_rows, + reads = profile.total_reads), + fibre = _fibre_view(profile), + members = isnothing(members) ? NamedTuple[] : members.members, + member_count = isnothing(members) ? 0 : members.member_count, + members_truncated = isnothing(members) ? false : members.truncated, + echoes, + notes) + end + result +end + +## Routes: context + +@get "/api/v1/studies/{study}/runs/{run}/evidence" function(req, study::String, run::String) + err = _validate_run_request(study, run) + isnothing(err) || return err + group = _req_group(req) + + document = _load_evidence(study, run; group) + claims = Any[get(document, "claims", Any[])...] + + dir = _require_duckdb(study, run; group) + if isnothing(dir) + return json((; study, run, group, + schema_version = Evidence.SCHEMA_VERSION, + claim_statuses = collect(Evidence.CLAIM_STATUSES), + warrant_kinds = collect(Evidence.WARRANT_KINDS), + claims, + updated = get(document, "updated", nothing), + file = joinpath(Evidence.EVIDENCE_DIRNAME, Evidence.CLAIMS_FILENAME), + provenance = _evidence_provenance(study, run; group), + no_results = true, + tables = NamedTuple[], sources = String[], ranks = NamedTuple[], + category_sets = _list_category_sets())) + end + + survey = try + with_results_db(dir) do con + _evidence_survey(con) + end + catch + (; tables = NamedTuple[], sources = String[], ranks = NamedTuple[], + merged_table = "merged", taxonomy_columns = String[]) + end + + json((; study, run, group, + schema_version = Evidence.SCHEMA_VERSION, + claim_statuses = collect(Evidence.CLAIM_STATUSES), + warrant_kinds = collect(Evidence.WARRANT_KINDS), + claims, + updated = get(document, "updated", nothing), + file = joinpath(Evidence.EVIDENCE_DIRNAME, Evidence.CLAIMS_FILENAME), + provenance = _evidence_provenance(study, run; group), + no_results = false, + tables = survey.tables, + sources = survey.sources, + ranks = survey.ranks, + merged_table = survey.merged_table, + category_sets = _list_category_sets())) +end + +## Routes: claims + +# Download the record as YAML, byte-identical to what sits on disk. This is the +# artefact a methods section cites, so it is exportable without a JSON round trip. +@get "/api/v1/studies/{study}/runs/{run}/evidence/claims.yml" function(req, study::String, + run::String) + err = _validate_run_request(study, run) + isnothing(err) || return err + group = _req_group(req) + document = _load_evidence(study, run; group) + text = Evidence.render_claims_yaml(document) + HTTP.Response(200, + ["Content-Type" => "application/yaml; charset=utf-8", + "Content-Disposition" => "attachment; filename=\"$(study)-$(run)-claims.yml\""], + body = text) +end + +@post "/api/v1/studies/{study}/runs/{run}/evidence/claims" function(req, study::String, + run::String) + err = _validate_run_request(study, run) + isnothing(err) || return err + group = _req_group(req) + + body = try JSON3.read(String(req.body)) catch; nothing end + body isa JSON3.Object || return json_error(400, "invalid_claim", + "Body must be a JSON object with a 'claim' member") + raw = get(body, :claim, nothing) + raw isa JSON3.Object || return json_error(400, "invalid_claim", + "Body must include a 'claim' object") + + incoming = _to_plain(raw) + document = _load_evidence(study, run; group) + + id = _ev_blank(get(incoming, "id", nothing)) ? + Evidence.next_claim_id(document, string(get(incoming, "text", ""))) : + string(get(incoming, "id")) + claim = Evidence.normalise_claim(incoming; id = id) + + # A claim keeps its creation time across edits; everything else is rewritten. + previous = Evidence.find_claim(document, string(get(claim, "id", ""))) + created = isnothing(previous) ? nothing : get(previous, "created", nothing) + claim["created"] = _ev_blank(created) ? + string(something(get(claim, "created", nothing), Evidence.timestamp())) : string(created) + claim["modified"] = Evidence.timestamp() + + errors = Evidence.claim_errors(claim) + isempty(errors) || return json_error(400, "invalid_claim", join(errors, "; ")) + + document = lock(_evidence_lock) do + doc = Evidence.upsert_claim(document, claim) + errs = Evidence.document_errors(doc) + isempty(errs) || return errs + Evidence.save_document(_evidence_path(study, run; group), doc) + doc + end + document isa AbstractVector && return json_error(400, "invalid_document", join(document, "; ")) + + json((; claim, + claims = get(document, "claims", Any[]), + updated = get(document, "updated", nothing))) +end + +@delete "/api/v1/studies/{study}/runs/{run}/evidence/claims/{id}" function(req, study::String, + run::String, + id::String) + err = _validate_run_request(study, run) + isnothing(err) || return err + group = _req_group(req) + Validation.is_safe_name(id) || return json_error(400, "invalid_id", "Invalid claim id") + + result = lock(_evidence_lock) do + document = _load_evidence(study, run; group) + doc, removed = Evidence.remove_claim(document, id) + removed || return nothing + Evidence.save_document(_evidence_path(study, run; group), doc) + doc + end + isnothing(result) && return json_error(404, "claim_not_found", "Claim '$id' not found") + + json((; deleted = id, claims = get(result, "claims", Any[]), + updated = get(result, "updated", nothing))) +end + +## Routes: fibre and residuals + +@post "/api/v1/studies/{study}/runs/{run}/evidence/fiber" function(req, study::String, + run::String) + err = _validate_run_request(study, run) + isnothing(err) || return err + group = _req_group(req) + body = try JSON3.read(String(req.body)) catch; nothing end + body isa JSON3.Object || return json_error(400, "bad_request", "Body must be a JSON object") + + result = _evidence_fibre(study, run, body; group) + result isa HTTP.Response && return result + json(result) +end + +## Residual endpoint core + +""" + _evidence_residuals(study, run, body; group) -> NamedTuple + +The residual explorer's data. Returns a NamedTuple, or an `HTTP.Response` error. +Factored out of the route so the arithmetic and the validation can be tested +against a fixture database without an HTTP listener. +""" +function _evidence_residuals(study::String, run::String, body; + group::Union{String,Nothing}=nothing) + req_scope = _evidence_request(body) + req_scope.null in ("proportional", "claim_share") || return json_error(400, "bad_null", + "null must be 'proportional' or 'claim_share'") + if req_scope.null == "claim_share" + isnothing(req_scope.share) && return json_error(400, "missing_share", + "null 'claim_share' requires a share between 0 and 1") + (0 < req_scope.share <= 1) || return json_error(400, "bad_share", + "share must be greater than 0 and at most 1") + end + + # Residuals need only the profile: no member list, no echoes. Skipping them + # keeps the explorer responsive on the evidence tab's default view. + fibre = _evidence_fibre(study, run, body; group, with_members = false, with_echoes = false) + fibre isa HTTP.Response && return fibre + + share = req_scope.null == "claim_share" ? req_scope.share : nothing + sample_names = String[p.sample for p in fibre.fibre.samples] + observed = Float64[p.observed for p in fibre.fibre.samples] + totals = Float64[p.total for p in fibre.fibre.samples] + rows = Evidence.residual_rows(sample_names, observed, totals, + fibre.fibre.reads, fibre.totals.reads; + share) + summary = Evidence.residual_summary(rows) + + (; study, run, group, + table = fibre.table, + tag = fibre.tag, + value = fibre.value, + values = fibre.values, + source = fibre.source, + null = (; kind = req_scope.null, + share = share, + note = req_scope.null == "proportional" ? + "Expected reads distribute the fibre across samples as the whole library is distributed." : + "Expected reads are the stated share of each sample's reads."), + fibre = (; rows = fibre.fibre.rows, reads = fibre.fibre.reads, + read_share = fibre.fibre.read_share), + grand = (; rows = fibre.totals.rows, reads = fibre.totals.reads), + samples = [(; sample = r.sample, + observed = r.observed, + expected = round(r.expected; digits = 4), + residual = round(r.residual; digits = 4), + log2_ratio = round(r.log2_ratio; digits = 4), + total = r.total) for r in rows], + summary = (; chi2 = round(summary.chi2; digits = 4), + df = summary.df, + n_samples = summary.n_samples, + n_usable = summary.n_usable, + n_excess = summary.n_excess, + n_deficit = summary.n_deficit, + max_abs_residual = round(summary.max_abs_residual; digits = 4))) +end + +@post "/api/v1/studies/{study}/runs/{run}/evidence/residuals" function(req, study::String, + run::String) + err = _validate_run_request(study, run) + isnothing(err) || return err + group = _req_group(req) + body = try JSON3.read(String(req.body)) catch; nothing end + body isa JSON3.Object || return json_error(400, "bad_request", "Body must be a JSON object") + + result = _evidence_residuals(study, run, body; group) + result isa HTTP.Response && return result + json(result) +end diff --git a/src/server/routes/trees.jl b/src/server/routes/trees.jl index f3cc8e07..beec713a 100644 --- a/src/server/routes/trees.jl +++ b/src/server/routes/trees.jl @@ -17,9 +17,9 @@ const _tree_view_lock = ReentrantLock() _trees_dir(study::String) = joinpath(ServerState.projects_dir(), study, "trees") _tree_view_path(study::String, file::String) = joinpath(_trees_dir(study), ".views", file * ".json") -_tree_format(file::String) = endswith(lowercase(file), ".jplace") ? "jplace" : "newick" +_tree_format(file::AbstractString) = endswith(lowercase(file), ".jplace") ? "jplace" : "newick" -function _valid_tree_file(file::String)::Bool +function _valid_tree_file(file::AbstractString)::Bool _valid_name(file) && any(ext -> endswith(lowercase(file), ext), _TREE_EXTENSIONS) end diff --git a/src/server/routes/validated_statistics.jl b/src/server/routes/validated_statistics.jl new file mode 100644 index 00000000..047302ba --- /dev/null +++ b/src/server/routes/validated_statistics.jl @@ -0,0 +1,472 @@ +# SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) +# +# Opt-in validated descriptive statistics. These routes deliberately do not use +# Analysis.filtered_counts (Float64) or SQL SUM (fixed-width overflow). +using JSON3, DataFrames, DuckDB, DBInterface +using ..NumericPolicy +using ..ExactSummaries +using ..HighPrecision +using ..DerivedAnalyses + +const _STATISTICS_REQUEST_LIMIT = 16 * 1024 * 1024 +const _EXACT_JSON_INTEGER_MAX = 2^53 - 1 +const _DUCKDB_INTEGER_TYPES = Set([ + "TINYINT", "SMALLINT", "INTEGER", "BIGINT", "HUGEINT", +]) + +function _statistics_json(payload; status::Int=200) + HTTP.Response(status, ["Content-Type" => "application/json"], body=JSON3.write(payload)) +end + +function _statistics_guard(f::Function) + try + f() + catch err + err isa InterruptException && rethrow() + err isa ResourceLimitError && return json_error( + 413, "numeric_resource_limit", sprint(showerror, err)) + err isa UnsupportedRepresentationError && return json_error( + 422, "invalid_numeric_input", sprint(showerror, err)) + err isa DerivedAnalysisError && return json_error( + err.code == "not_found" ? 404 : err.code == "conflict" ? 409 : + err.code == "resource_limit" ? 413 : 500, + "derived_analysis_$(err.code)", err.reason) + err isa ArgumentError && return json_error( + 400, "invalid_statistics_request", sprint(showerror, err)) + rethrow() + end +end + +function _statistics_body(req; reject_noninteger_tokens::Bool=false) + length(req.body) <= _STATISTICS_REQUEST_LIMIT || throw(ResourceLimitError( + "request bytes", _STATISTICS_REQUEST_LIMIT, length(req.body))) + source = String(req.body) + parsed = try + JSON3.read(source) + catch + throw(ArgumentError("request body is not valid JSON")) + end + parsed isa JSON3.Object || throw(ArgumentError("request body must be a JSON object")) + reject_noninteger_tokens && _reject_noninteger_json_tokens(source) + parsed +end + +"""Reject decimal/exponent tokens whose representation JSON3 would erase. +JSON3 1.14 normalises integral `1.0` and `1e0` tokens to Int64. Every numeric +field in a direct validated-statistics request is contractually integral, so a +lexical pass over the already-validated JSON preserves that boundary.""" +function _reject_noninteger_json_tokens(source::AbstractString) + bytes = codeunits(source) + position = 1 + while position <= length(bytes) + byte = bytes[position] + if byte == UInt8('"') + position += 1 + closed = false + while position <= length(bytes) + byte = bytes[position] + if byte == UInt8('\\') + position += 2 # JSON3 has already validated the escape. + elseif byte == UInt8('"') + closed = true + position += 1 + break + else + position += 1 + end + end + closed || throw(ArgumentError("unterminated JSON string")) + elseif 0x30 <= byte <= 0x39 || byte == UInt8('-') || byte == UInt8('+') + token_start = position + noninteger = false + while position <= length(bytes) + byte = bytes[position] + if 0x30 <= byte <= 0x39 || byte == UInt8('+') || byte == UInt8('-') || + byte == UInt8('.') || byte == UInt8('e') || byte == UInt8('E') + noninteger |= byte == UInt8('.') || byte == UInt8('e') || byte == UInt8('E') + position += 1 + else + break + end + end + if noninteger + token = String(bytes[token_start:position - 1]) + throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "an integer JSON token or whole-number string", token, + "validated direct statistics; decimal and exponent JSON numbers are not exact input")) + end + else + position += 1 + end + end + nothing +end + +function _policy_integer(raw, key::Symbol, default) + value = get(raw, key, default) + (value isa Integer && !(value isa Bool)) || throw(ArgumentError( + "numeric_policy.$key must be an integer, not $(repr(value))")) + typemin(Int) <= value <= typemax(Int) || throw(ArgumentError( + "numeric_policy.$key is outside the configuration integer range")) + Int(value) +end + +function _statistics_policy(body) + raw = get(body, :numeric_policy, nothing) + isnothing(raw) && throw(ArgumentError("numeric_policy is required; ordinary mode is not implicit")) + (raw isa JSON3.Object || raw isa AbstractDict) || throw(ArgumentError( + "numeric_policy must be an object")) + mode_value = get(raw, :mode, nothing) + mode_value isa AbstractString || throw(ArgumentError("numeric_policy.mode must be a string")) + mode_value in ("exact_counts", "high_precision") || throw(ArgumentError( + "validated statistics supports only exact_counts or high_precision; use the existing ordinary endpoints otherwise")) + allowed = Set(["mode", "precision_bits", "max_denominator_bits", "round_digits"]) + for key in keys(raw) + string(key) in allowed || throw(ArgumentError("unknown numeric_policy field '$key'")) + end + precision = haskey(raw, :precision_bits) ? + _policy_integer(raw, :precision_bits, 0) : nothing + numeric_policy(; mode=Symbol(mode_value), precision_bits=precision, + max_denominator_bits=_policy_integer(raw, :max_denominator_bits, DEFAULT_MAX_DENOMINATOR_BITS), + round_digits=_policy_integer(raw, :round_digits, 6)) +end + +function _statistics_labels(raw, name::String) + raw isa AbstractVector || throw(ArgumentError("$name must be an array of strings")) + all(x -> x isa AbstractString, raw) || throw(ArgumentError("$name must contain only strings")) + String[String(x) for x in raw] +end + +function _json_exact_count(value, feature::String, sample::String) + if value isa AbstractString + try + return BigInt(parse_exact_count(value)) + catch err + err isa UnsupportedRepresentationError || rethrow() + throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError("an integer count", string(value), + "feature '$feature', sample '$sample'; use a canonical whole-number string")) + end + end + # Non-integral decimal/exponent tokens remain floats after JSON3 parsing. + # Integral ones are rejected by the raw-token pass before this function. + (value isa Integer && !(value isa Bool)) || throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "an integer JSON token or whole-number string", repr(value), + "feature '$feature', sample '$sample'; floating-point JSON is not exact input")) + 0 <= value <= _EXACT_JSON_INTEGER_MAX || throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "a JSON-safe integer", repr(value), + "feature '$feature', sample '$sample'; counts above 2^53-1 must be strings")) + BigInt(value) +end + +function _validated_filter_params(body) + try + _body_filter_params(body) + catch err + err isa InterruptException && rethrow() + throw(ArgumentError("invalid filter parameters: $(sprint(showerror, err))")) + end +end + +function _direct_count_input(body) + sample_raw = get(body, :sample_labels, nothing) + feature_raw = get(body, :feature_labels, nothing) + rows = get(body, :counts, nothing) + isnothing(sample_raw) && throw(ArgumentError("sample_labels is required")) + isnothing(feature_raw) && throw(ArgumentError("feature_labels is required")) + rows isa AbstractVector || throw(ArgumentError("counts must be a features-by-samples array")) + labels = _statistics_labels(sample_raw, "sample_labels") + features = _statistics_labels(feature_raw, "feature_labels") + isempty(labels) && throw(ArgumentError("at least one sample is required")) + isempty(features) && throw(ArgumentError("at least one feature is required")) + length(rows) == length(features) || throw(ArgumentError( + "counts has $(length(rows)) rows but feature_labels has $(length(features))")) + length(rows) * length(labels) <= MAX_CELLS || throw(ResourceLimitError( + "table cells", MAX_CELLS, length(rows) * length(labels))) + counts = Matrix{BigInt}(undef, length(features), length(labels)) + for i in eachindex(features) + row = rows[i] + row isa AbstractVector || throw(ArgumentError("counts row $i must be an array")) + length(row) == length(labels) || throw(ArgumentError( + "counts row $i has $(length(row)) cells; expected $(length(labels))")) + for j in eachindex(labels) + counts[i, j] = _json_exact_count(row[j], features[i], labels[j]) + end + end + groups_raw = get(body, :groups, nothing) + groups = isnothing(groups_raw) ? nothing : _statistics_labels(groups_raw, "groups") + !isnothing(groups) && length(groups) != length(labels) && throw(ArgumentError( + "groups has $(length(groups)) labels; expected $(length(labels))")) + # Shared checks cover blank/duplicate labels before any analysis is claimed. + ExactSummaries.validate_coordinates(counts, labels, features) + counts, labels, features, groups +end + +function _run_statistics(counts, labels, features, groups, policy) + if policy.mode === :exact_counts + summary = exact_summary(counts; sample_labels=labels, feature_labels=features, + groups, policy, allow_approximate=false) + return summary_to_storage(summary) + end + isnothing(groups) || throw(ArgumentError( + "groups are supported for exact_counts only; high_precision is per-sample")) + summary = high_precision_summary(counts; sample_labels=labels, + feature_labels=features, policy) + high_precision_to_storage(summary) +end + +_sql_identifier(name::AbstractString) = "\"" * replace(name, "\"" => "\"\"") * "\"" + +function _validated_integer_sample_columns(con, table::String, columns::Vector{String}) + schema = DataFrame(DBInterface.execute(con, + "SELECT column_name, data_type FROM information_schema.columns WHERE table_name = ?", + [table])) + types = Dict(string(row.column_name) => uppercase(string(row.data_type)) for row in eachrow(schema)) + samples = Analysis.sample_columns(con, table) + isempty(samples) && throw(ArgumentError("no sample count columns were found")) + for sample in samples + type = get(types, sample, "") + type in _DUCKDB_INTEGER_TYPES || throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "an integer DuckDB count column", "$sample has type $type", + "validated run statistics; FLOAT/DOUBLE/DECIMAL storage is never upgraded")) + end + samples +end + +function _reject_float_count_filters(sample_columns::Vector{String}, params::Dict{String,String}) + for sample in sample_columns, prefix in ("col_min.", "col_max.") + key = prefix * sample + haskey(params, key) && throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "an exact integer count-filter predicate", "$key=$(params[key])", + "validated run statistics; legacy col_min/col_max predicates use Float64")) + end + nothing +end + +"""Read and aggregate an integer-safe run table. SQL performs only projection +and filtering; feature grouping and all count addition use Julia BigInt. No SQL +SUM, arbitrary grouped value, or Float64 matrix is used.""" +function _validated_duckdb_counts(con, table::String, columns::Vector{String}; + prefix=nothing, taxonomic_level=nothing, + where_clause::String="", where_params=Any[]) + samples = _validated_integer_sample_columns(con, table, columns) + if !isnothing(prefix) + samples = filter(c -> startswith(c, prefix), samples) + end + isempty(samples) && throw(ArgumentError("no sample columns remain after the prefix filter")) + sample_symbols = Symbol.(samples) + + feature_expression = if isnothing(taxonomic_level) + identity = Analysis.sequence_column_name(columns) + if isnothing(identity) && "SeqName" in columns + identity = "SeqName" + end + isnothing(identity) && throw(ArgumentError( + "taxonomic_level is required because this table has no sequence identifier column")) + _sql_identifier(identity) + else + taxon = Analysis.taxon_column(columns, taxonomic_level) + isnothing(taxon) && throw(ArgumentError( + "taxonomic level '$taxonomic_level' is not present in table '$table'")) + # Missing/blank taxonomy is an explicit biological category, not a count + # missing value. Count NULLs below are always rejected. + "COALESCE(NULLIF(CAST($(_sql_identifier(taxon)) AS VARCHAR), ''), 'Unassigned')" + end + count_columns = join([_sql_identifier(c) for c in samples], ", ") + sql = "SELECT $feature_expression AS feature, $count_columns FROM $(_sql_identifier(table)) " * + where_clause + + # A SQL GROUP BY would either overflow fixed-width SUM or require an + # arbitrary per-group value. Stream the raw rows instead, and bound the + # aggregated matrix as features arrive rather than materialising the raw + # table in Julia. DuckDB.Tables is used through the direct DuckDB dependency. + features = String[] + rows_by_feature = Vector{Vector{BigInt}}() + feature_rows = Dict{String,Int}() + raw_rows = 0 + statement = DBInterface.prepare(con, sql, DuckDB.StreamResult) + try + result = DBInterface.execute(statement, where_params) + try + for chunk in DuckDB.Tables.partitions(result) + chunk_columns = DuckDB.Tables.columns(chunk) + for row in DuckDB.Tables.rows(chunk_columns) + raw_rows += 1 + ismissing(row.feature) && throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "a non-missing feature label", "missing", + "validated run statistics row $raw_rows")) + feature = string(row.feature) + i = get(feature_rows, feature, 0) + if iszero(i) + n_features = length(features) + 1 + n_features <= MAX_CELLS || throw(ResourceLimitError( + "features", MAX_CELLS, n_features)) + n_features * length(samples) <= MAX_CELLS || throw(ResourceLimitError( + "table cells", MAX_CELLS, n_features * length(samples))) + push!(features, feature) + push!(rows_by_feature, zeros(BigInt, length(samples))) + i = length(features) + feature_rows[feature] = i + end + for (j, sample) in enumerate(samples) + value = row[sample_symbols[j]] + ismissing(value) && throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "a non-missing integer count", "NULL", + "feature '$feature', sample '$sample'")) + (value isa Integer && !(value isa Bool)) || throw(UnsupportedRepresentationError( + "an integer count", repr(value), "feature '$feature', sample '$sample'")) + value >= 0 || throw(ArgumentError( + "negative count $value at feature '$feature', sample '$sample'")) + rows_by_feature[i][j] += BigInt(value) + end + end + end + finally + DBInterface.close!(result) + end + finally + DBInterface.close!(statement) + end + + isempty(features) && throw(ArgumentError("no rows remain after filtering")) + order = sortperm(features) + features = features[order] + rows_by_feature = rows_by_feature[order] + counts = Matrix{BigInt}(undef, length(features), length(samples)) + for i in eachindex(features), j in eachindex(samples) + counts[i, j] = rows_by_feature[i][j] + end + ExactSummaries.validate_coordinates(counts, samples, features) + counts, samples, features +end + +function _direct_source(result, labels, features, groups, counts) + # Persisted direct analyses are self-contained: the original exact input can + # be reconstructed without trusting a browser number or an external file. + Dict{String,Any}( + "schema" => "metamanifold.direct-count-input.v1", + "source_format" => "direct-json", + "input_sha256" => result["input_sha256"], + "input" => Dict{String,Any}( + "orientation" => "features_by_samples", + "sample_labels" => labels, + "feature_labels" => features, + "groups" => groups, + "counts" => [[string(counts[i, j]) for j in eachindex(labels)] + for i in eachindex(features)], + ), + ) +end + +function _derived_run_directory(study::String, run::String; group=nothing) + joinpath(_run_project_dir(study, run; group), "derived", "validated-statistics") +end + +function _persisted_statistics_response(directory, source, config, result) + saved = persist_derived_analysis(directory; source, config, result) + response = copy(result) + response["analysis_id"] = saved.id + response["derived_analysis"] = Dict{String,Any}( + "id" => saved.id, "created" => saved.created, "immutable" => true) + _statistics_json(response) +end + +@post "/api/v1/statistics/summaries" function(req) + _statistics_guard() do + body = _statistics_body(req; reject_noninteger_tokens=true) + policy = _statistics_policy(body) + counts, labels, features, groups = _direct_count_input(body) + result = _run_statistics(counts, labels, features, groups, policy) + persist = get(body, :persist, false) + persist isa Bool || throw(ArgumentError("persist must be a Boolean")) + if persist + source = _direct_source(result, labels, features, groups, counts) + config = Dict{String,Any}("numeric_policy" => policy_to_storage(policy)) + directory = joinpath(ServerState.projects_dir(), "_derived", "direct") + return _persisted_statistics_response(directory, source, config, result) + end + _statistics_json(result) + end +end + +@post "/api/v1/studies/{study}/runs/{run}/statistics/summaries" function(req, study::String, run::String) + _statistics_guard() do + err = _validate_run_request(study, run) + !isnothing(err) && return err + group = _req_group(req) + body = _statistics_body(req) + policy = _statistics_policy(body) + haskey(body, :sampleReads) && throw(ArgumentError( + "sampleReads filtering uses the legacy Float64/SQL-SUM path and is not supported for validated statistics")) + table = string(get(body, :table, "merged")) + occursin(r"^[A-Za-z][A-Za-z0-9_]*$", table) || throw(ArgumentError("invalid table name")) + prefix_raw = get(body, :prefix, nothing) + prefix = isnothing(prefix_raw) ? nothing : string(prefix_raw) + level_raw = get(body, :taxonomic_level, get(body, :rank, nothing)) + level = isnothing(level_raw) ? nothing : string(level_raw) + params = _validated_filter_params(body) + groups_raw = get(body, :groups, nothing) + groups = isnothing(groups_raw) ? nothing : _statistics_labels(groups_raw, "groups") + + outcome = _with_analysis_results_table(study, run, table; group, readonly=true) do con, columns + candidate_samples = _validated_integer_sample_columns(con, table, columns) + _reject_float_count_filters(candidate_samples, params) + exclusions = _exclusion_conditions(study, run, group, columns; + surface="diversity") + where_clause, where_params = _analysis_where_clause(params, columns; + exclude_conditions=exclusions) + counts, labels, features = _validated_duckdb_counts(con, table, columns; + prefix, taxonomic_level=level, where_clause, where_params) + !isnothing(groups) && length(groups) != length(labels) && throw(ArgumentError( + "groups has $(length(groups)) labels; expected $(length(labels)) after sample selection")) + result = _run_statistics(counts, labels, features, groups, policy) + source = Dict{String,Any}( + "schema" => "metamanifold.run-count-input.v1", + "source_format" => "duckdb-read-only-bigint-aggregation", + "study_id" => study, "run_id" => run, "run_group" => group, + "table" => table, "input_sha256" => result["input_sha256"], + ) + config = Dict{String,Any}( + "numeric_policy" => policy_to_storage(policy), + "taxonomic_level" => level, "prefix" => prefix, + "groups" => groups, "filters" => params, + "inherited_exclusion_conditions" => exclusions, + "sample_columns" => labels, + ) + (; source, config, result) + end + outcome isa HTTP.Response && return outcome + directory = _derived_run_directory(study, run; group) + _persisted_statistics_response(directory, outcome.source, outcome.config, outcome.result) + end +end + +function _check_derived_source(record, key::String, expected) + source = get(record, :source, nothing) + isnothing(source) && throw(DerivedAnalysisError("invalid_record", "derived record has no source")) + get(source, Symbol(key), nothing) == expected || throw(DerivedAnalysisError( + "not_found", "derived analysis does not belong to the requested source")) +end + +@get "/api/v1/statistics/derived/{id}" function(req, id::String) + _statistics_guard() do + directory = joinpath(ServerState.projects_dir(), "_derived", "direct") + record = load_derived_analysis(directory, id) + _check_derived_source(record, "source_format", "direct-json") + _statistics_json(record) + end +end + +@get "/api/v1/studies/{study}/runs/{run}/statistics/derived/{id}" function(req, study::String, run::String, id::String) + _statistics_guard() do + err = _validate_run_request(study, run) + !isnothing(err) && return err + group = _req_group(req) + directory = _derived_run_directory(study, run; group) + record = load_derived_analysis(directory, id) + _check_derived_source(record, "study_id", study) + _check_derived_source(record, "run_id", run) + _check_derived_source(record, "run_group", group) + _statistics_json(record) + end +end diff --git a/src/server/server.jl b/src/server/server.jl index 880a3f84..eca368a0 100644 --- a/src/server/server.jl +++ b/src/server/server.jl @@ -102,13 +102,22 @@ module Server include(joinpath(@__DIR__, "routes", "databases.jl")) include(joinpath(@__DIR__, "routes", "events.jl")) include(joinpath(@__DIR__, "routes", "analysis.jl")) + # Opt-in exact/high-precision statistics; loaded after the shared analysis + # and read-only DuckDB helpers it intentionally constrains. + include(joinpath(@__DIR__, "routes", "validated_statistics.jl")) include(joinpath(@__DIR__, "routes", "read_funnel.jl")) include(joinpath(@__DIR__, "routes", "composition.jl")) + # Evidence Mode builds on the composition library (category projections) + # and the analysis helpers, so it follows composition.jl. + include(joinpath(@__DIR__, "routes", "evidence.jl")) include(joinpath(@__DIR__, "routes", "publication_tables.jl")) include(joinpath(@__DIR__, "routes", "trees.jl")) include(joinpath(@__DIR__, "routes", "report.jl")) + include(joinpath(@__DIR__, "routes", "doi.jl")) include(joinpath(@__DIR__, "routes", "figures.jl")) include(joinpath(@__DIR__, "routes", "phylogeny.jl")) + include(joinpath(@__DIR__, "routes", "cladistics.jl")) + include(joinpath(@__DIR__, "routes", "clade_cumulus.jl")) ## Bad request middleware # Helpers deep in a route (e.g. `_req_group`) throw this to reject a request. @@ -152,7 +161,7 @@ module Server _analysis_source() = get(task_local_storage(), :mm_analysis_source, nothing) function _request_source(req::HTTP.Request) - occursin(r"/(analysis|composition)(/|\?|$)", req.target) || return nothing + occursin(r"/(analysis|composition|evidence)(/|\?|$)", req.target) || return nothing q = get(HTTP.queryparams(HTTP.URI(req.target)), "source", nothing) if isnothing(q) && req.method == "POST" && !isempty(req.body) body = try JSON3.read(String(copy(req.body))) catch; nothing end @@ -221,15 +230,11 @@ module Server _allowed_origins() -> Set{String} The browser origins allowed to call the API cross-origin: the origin this - server is served from over HTTP (its bound port, spelled with `localhost` and + server is served from (its bound port, spelled with `localhost` and `127.0.0.1`, plus the bound host itself when it is a specific name), the Vite dev server, and any listed comma-separated in `JULIA_METAMANIFOLD_ALLOWED_ORIGINS`. Every other origin is refused, including other ports and schemes on localhost. - - Wildcard bind addresses are not included. Read the environment on each call, - ignoring blank entries and normalising case, surrounding whitespace and - trailing slashes; entries are not validated as URLs. """ function _allowed_origins() port = _bound_port[] @@ -265,23 +270,19 @@ module Server startswith(o, "http://") || return false hostport = o[length("http://") + 1:end] hostport == lowercase(strip(host_header)) || return false - m = match(r"^(?:\d{1,3}(?:\.\d{1,3}){3}|\[[0-9a-f:]+\]):(\d+)$"i, hostport) - !isnothing(m) && parse(Int, m.captures[1]) == _bound_port[] + m = match(r"^(?:\d{1,3}(?:\.\d{1,3}){3}|\[[0-9a-f:]+\])(?::(\d+))?$"i, hostport) + isnothing(m) && return false + port = isnothing(m.captures[1]) ? 80 : tryparse(Int, m.captures[1]) + !isnothing(port) && port == _bound_port[] end """ _cors_middleware(next) - Return a request handler that answers 403 for a non-empty, non-loopback Host - on a loopback bind, or a non-empty `Origin` outside `_allowed_origins()` after - normalisation. On a wildcard bind an origin naming the request's own IP host - on the bound port is also admitted (`_bound_ip_origin`): the UI is then - served, and writable, at whatever address the machine is reached on, without - trusting a hostname from the `Host` header. The Host check also applies to - requests without an Origin. Allowed origins get CORS headers echoing the - supplied Origin; OPTIONS gets 204 without calling `next`. Otherwise call - `next(req)`, adding CORS headers only when the Origin is non-empty. Errors - from `next` propagate. + Refuse unexpected hosts on loopback binds and origins outside the allowlist. + On wildcard binds, also admit an HTTP origin matching the request's literal + IP address and bound port. Domain names still require explicit configuration. + Requests without an Origin continue through the host guard. """ function _cors_middleware(next) function(req::HTTP.Request) @@ -329,13 +330,8 @@ module Server _file_middleware(next) Serve run outputs under `/files/{study}/runs/...` from the projects tree and - the frontend build for other non-API paths, passing `/api/` requests to `next`. - Return a request handler; query strings are ignored when locating files. - Missing run files return 404; existing files resolving outside the projects - tree return 403. For other paths, serve a matching frontend file or fall back - to `index.html`, calling `next` if neither exists. + the frontend build for every other non-API path, passing `/api/` requests on. Run files are sent with `nosniff`; report uploads also get `_UPLOAD_CSP`. - File resolution and read errors, and errors from `next`, propagate. """ function _file_middleware(next) function(req::HTTP.Request) @@ -438,19 +434,6 @@ module Server # above, so they would bypass the Host and Origin checks; nothing uses them. const _SERVE_OPTIONS = (access_log=nothing, show_errors=false, docs=false, metrics=false) - """ - start(; root=pwd(), host="127.0.0.1", port=8080, listen=true) - - Set the server's root for `data/`, `projects/` and `config/`, record the bind - host and port for request guards, and initialise missing study projects. - Individual project creation failures are caught and startup continues; - errors enumerating studies propagate. - - With `listen=false`, perform this initialisation and return `nothing` without - opening a listener. Otherwise serve the API and frontend with the request - guards enabled and Oxygen docs and metrics disabled, waiting until the server - stops and returning its server object. Listener startup errors propagate. - """ function start(; root=pwd(), host="127.0.0.1", port=8080, listen::Bool=true) global_logger(_SuppressEpipe(global_logger())) ServerState.set_root!(root) diff --git a/test/fixtures/jcs_oracle.jsonl b/test/fixtures/jcs_oracle.jsonl index a61e6e37..dd446d8b 100644 --- a/test/fixtures/jcs_oracle.jsonl +++ b/test/fixtures/jcs_oracle.jsonl @@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ {"input":{"€":"euro","Ａ":"fullwidth A","a":"first"},"expected":"{\"a\":\"first\",\"€\":\"euro\",\"Ａ\":\"fullwidth A\"}"} {"input":{"😀":"astral first?","Ａ":"high bmp"},"expected":"{\"😀\":\"astral first?\",\"Ａ\":\"high bmp\"}"} {"input":{"d":[3,1,2],"e":{"z":1,"y":{"x":[true,false,null]}}},"expected":"{\"d\":[3,1,2],\"e\":{\"y\":{\"x\":[true,false,null]},\"z\":1}}"} -{"input":[4.50,24499999999999998,1E+30,0.000001,1E-7,1E+21,1E+20,1E-33,-0.0,0.0,9.9999999999999997E+22],"expected":"[4.5,24500000000000000,1e+30,0.000001,1e-7,1e+21,100000000000000000000,1e-33,0,0,1e+23]"} +{"input":[4.50,2.4499999999999998e16,1E+30,0.000001,1E-7,1E+21,1E+20,1E-33,-0.0,0.0,9.9999999999999997E+22],"expected":"[4.5,24500000000000000,1e+30,0.000001,1e-7,1e+21,100000000000000000000,1e-33,0,0,1e+23]"} {"input":[0.000001,1E-7,1.5E-10,9007199254740991,-42],"expected":"[0.000001,1e-7,1.5e-10,9007199254740991,-42]"} {"input":{"s\":with\"quotes":"tab\there\nnewline","esc\\":"\\backslash","ctl":"\u0001\u001f"},"expected":"{\"ctl\":\"\\u0001\\u001f\",\"esc\\\\\":\"\\\\backslash\",\"s\\\":with\\\"quotes\":\"tab\\there\\nnewline\"}"} {"input":{"nested":{"arr":[{"n":1.0},{"m":2}],"deep":{"deeper":{"deepest":"value"}}}},"expected":"{\"nested\":{\"arr\":[{\"n\":1},{\"m\":2}],\"deep\":{\"deeper\":{\"deepest\":\"value\"}}}}"} diff --git a/test/fixtures/provenance/fasttree_version_stderr.txt b/test/fixtures/provenance/fasttree_version_stderr.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e405da67 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/fixtures/provenance/fasttree_version_stderr.txt @@ -0,0 +1,8 @@ +FastTree 2.2.0 Double precision, OpenMP (2 threads): + FastTree protein_alignment > tree + FastTree < protein_alignment > tree + FastTree -out tree protein_alignment + FastTree -nt nucleotide_alignment > tree + FastTree -nt -gtr < nucleotide_alignment > tree + FastTree < nucleotide_alignment > tree +FastTree accepts alignments in fasta or phylip interleaved formats diff --git a/test/integration/test_pipeline.jl b/test/integration/test_pipeline.jl index f3a42bc0..bd3b5d6f 100644 --- a/test/integration/test_pipeline.jl +++ b/test/integration/test_pipeline.jl @@ -261,7 +261,7 @@ run_dir(run) = joinpath(PROJECT_ROOT, "projects", PROJECT_NAME, run) probe_cfg = Dict("occupancy_probe" => Dict("enabled" => true, "interval_ms" => 10)) old_root = SV.ServerState._root[] - original_configs = Dict{String,Union{Nothing,Vector{UInt8}}}() + written = String[] try SV.ServerState.set_root!(PROJECT_ROOT) @@ -269,18 +269,9 @@ rm(joinpath(run_dir("run_A"), "vsearch"); recursive=true, force=true) rm(joinpath(run_dir("run_A"), "swarm", "vsearch"); recursive=true, force=true) yaml_a = joinpath(PROJECT_ROOT, "data", PROJECT_NAME, "run_A", "pipeline.yml") - original_configs[yaml_a] = isfile(yaml_a) ? read(yaml_a) : nothing YAML.write_file(yaml_a, probe_cfg) - response = SV.Oxygen.internalrequest(SV.HTTP.Request( - "POST", "/api/v1/studies/$PROJECT_NAME/runs/run_A/stages/vsearch")) - @test response.status == 200 - job = SV.JobQueue.get_job(String(JSON3.read(String(response.body)).id)) - @test !isnothing(job) - task = lock(SV.JobQueue._jobs_lock) do - job.task - end - isnothing(task) || wait(task) - @test job.status == SV.JobQueue.complete + push!(written, yaml_a) + SV._run_stage(PROJECT_NAME, "run_A", "vsearch", db_config, dbs_loaded) @test isfile(joinpath(run_dir("run_A"), "vsearch", "taxonomy.tsv")) @test isfile(joinpath(run_dir("run_A"), "swarm", "vsearch", "taxonomy.tsv")) @@ -288,8 +279,8 @@ rm(joinpath(run_dir("run_B"), "vsearch"); recursive=true, force=true) rm(joinpath(run_dir("run_B"), "swarm", "vsearch"); recursive=true, force=true) yaml_b = joinpath(PROJECT_ROOT, "data", PROJECT_NAME, "run_B", "pipeline.yml") - original_configs[yaml_b] = isfile(yaml_b) ? read(yaml_b) : nothing YAML.write_file(yaml_b, probe_cfg) + push!(written, yaml_b) merged = SV._run_full_pipeline(PROJECT_NAME, "run_B", db_config, dbs_loaded) @test haskey(merged.tables, "merged") @test isfile(joinpath(run_dir("run_B"), "vsearch", "taxonomy.tsv")) @@ -309,9 +300,7 @@ @test labels == ["vsearch:asv", "vsearch:otu"] end finally - for (path, contents) in original_configs - isnothing(contents) ? rm(path; force=true) : write(path, contents) - end + foreach(p -> rm(p; force=true), written) SV.ServerState._root[] = old_root end end diff --git a/test/integration/test_server.jl b/test/integration/test_server.jl index 184e70fa..7e4430a5 100644 --- a/test/integration/test_server.jl +++ b/test/integration/test_server.jl @@ -65,6 +65,49 @@ r4 = HTTP.get("http://localhost:$port/api/v1/databases"; status_exception=false) @test r4.status == 200 + ## Validated direct statistics through the real listener/middleware. + statistics_url = "http://localhost:$port/api/v1/statistics/summaries" + statistics_headers = ["Content-Type" => "application/json", + "Origin" => "http://localhost:$port"] + statistics_payload = Dict( + "numeric_policy" => Dict("mode" => "exact_counts"), + "sample_labels" => ["A", "B"], + "feature_labels" => ["f1", "f2"], + "counts" => [[1, "9007199254740993"], [3, 1]], + "persist" => true, + ) + statistics_response = HTTP.post(statistics_url, statistics_headers, + JSON3.write(statistics_payload); status_exception=false) + @test statistics_response.status == 200 + statistics = JSON3.read(String(statistics_response.body)) + @test statistics.samples[2].total == "9007199254740994" + statistics_id = String(statistics.analysis_id) + persisted = HTTP.get("http://localhost:$port/api/v1/statistics/derived/$statistics_id"; + status_exception=false) + @test persisted.status == 200 + @test JSON3.read(String(persisted.body)).analysis_id == statistics_id + bad_statistics = merge(statistics_payload, Dict( + "counts" => [[1.0, 2], [3, 1]], "persist" => false)) + rejected = HTTP.post(statistics_url, statistics_headers, + JSON3.write(bad_statistics); status_exception=false) + @test rejected.status == 422 + + ## Configuration persistence through the real listener/middleware. + config_url = "http://localhost:$port/api/v1/config" + headers = ["Content-Type"=>"application/json", "Origin"=>"http://localhost:$port"] + for (submitted, canonical) in ((" ML ", "ml"), (" GLMGAMPOI ", "glmGamPoi")) + response = HTTP.patch(config_url, headers, + JSON3.write(Dict("analysis.differential.method"=>"nb_glm", + "analysis.differential.dispersion"=>submitted)); status_exception=false) + @test response.status == 200 + @test JSON3.read(String(response.body))["analysis.differential.dispersion"].value == canonical + response = HTTP.get(config_url; status_exception=false) + @test response.status == 200 + @test JSON3.read(String(response.body))["analysis.differential.dispersion"].value == canonical + saved = YAML.load_file(joinpath(tmp_root, "config", "pipeline.yml")) + @test saved["analysis"]["differential"]["dispersion"] == canonical + end + ## Path traversal guard -> 403 r5 = HTTP.get("http://localhost:$port/files/smoke_study/runs/run_A/../../../etc/passwd"; status_exception=false) diff --git a/test/references/check_high_precision_references.py b/test/references/check_high_precision_references.py new file mode 100644 index 00000000..4f8ec7db --- /dev/null +++ b/test/references/check_high_precision_references.py @@ -0,0 +1,75 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +"""Reproduce the independent high-precision known answers used by Julia tests. + +Python's decimal module is deliberately independent of Julia/MPFR. No result +produced by the implementation is read here. With --check (the default when a +path is supplied), verify the constants embedded in test_high_precision.jl. +""" +from __future__ import annotations + +import argparse +from decimal import Decimal, localcontext +import json +from pathlib import Path +import re +import sys + +PRECISION = 460 + + +def references(precision: int = PRECISION) -> dict[str, str]: + with localcontext() as context: + context.prec = precision + counts = (1, 2, 3, 4) + total = sum(counts) + h = sum( + -(Decimal(count) / total) * (Decimal(count) / total).ln() + for count in counts + ) + return { + "REF_LN2": str(Decimal(2).ln()), + "REF_LN3": str(Decimal(3).ln()), + "REF_TWO_THIRDS": str(Decimal(2) / Decimal(3)), + "REF_H_1234": str(h), + } + + +def check(path: Path, expected: dict[str, str]) -> list[str]: + text = path.read_text(encoding="utf-8") + failures = [] + for name in expected: + match = re.search(rf'^const {name} = "([^"]+)"$', text, re.MULTILINE) + if not match: + failures.append(f"{name}: constant not found") + continue + embedded = match.group(1) + # REF_LN2 deliberately carries enough digits for the 1024-bit test; + # the other references currently use 220. Verify each value at the + # precision actually embedded instead of rejecting extra correct digits. + precision = len(Decimal(embedded).as_tuple().digits) + if embedded != references(precision)[name]: + failures.append(f"{name}: embedded reference differs from Python decimal") + return failures + + +def main() -> int: + parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description=__doc__) + parser.add_argument("julia_test", nargs="?", type=Path) + parser.add_argument("--check", action="store_true") + args = parser.parse_args() + expected = references() + if args.check or args.julia_test: + if not args.julia_test: + parser.error("--check requires the Julia test path") + failures = check(args.julia_test, expected) + if failures: + print("\n".join(failures), file=sys.stderr) + return 1 + print("Independent decimal references agree at their embedded precisions.") + return 0 + print(json.dumps({"decimal_precision": PRECISION, "references": expected}, indent=2)) + return 0 + + +if __name__ == "__main__": + raise SystemExit(main()) diff --git a/test/references/exact_summary_reference.py b/test/references/exact_summary_reference.py new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f40c3c26 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/references/exact_summary_reference.py @@ -0,0 +1,62 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +"""Independent exact-summary reference using Python fractions.Fraction. + +Usage: python3 exact_summary_reference.py INPUT.json +Input/output counts are decimal strings; zero-total proportions are JSON null. +This program never imports or reads output from the Julia implementation. +""" +from __future__ import annotations + +from collections import OrderedDict +from fractions import Fraction +import json +from pathlib import Path +import sys + + +def proportion_text(count: int, total: int) -> str | None: + if total == 0: + return None + value = Fraction(count, total) + return f"{value.numerator}/{value.denominator}" + + +def summarise(label: str, columns: list[list[int]], features: list[str]) -> dict: + counts = [sum(column[i] for column in columns) for i in range(len(features))] + total = sum(counts) + return { + "label": label, + "total": str(total), + "counts": [str(count) for count in counts], + "proportions": [proportion_text(count, total) for count in counts], + } + + +def main() -> int: + if len(sys.argv) != 2: + raise SystemExit("usage: exact_summary_reference.py INPUT.json") + payload = json.loads(Path(sys.argv[1]).read_text(encoding="utf-8")) + labels = payload["sample_labels"] + features = payload["feature_labels"] + rows = payload["counts"] + assert len(rows) == len(features) + columns = [[int(row[j]) for row in rows] for j in range(len(labels))] + result = { + "samples": [summarise(label, [column], features) + for label, column in zip(labels, columns)], + "groups": [], + } + groups = payload.get("groups") + if groups is not None: + assert len(groups) == len(labels) + by_group = OrderedDict() + for label, column in zip(groups, columns): + by_group.setdefault(label, []).append(column) + result["groups"] = [summarise(label, members, features) + for label, members in by_group.items()] + print(json.dumps(result, separators=(",", ":"))) + return 0 + + +if __name__ == "__main__": + raise SystemExit(main()) diff --git a/test/runtests.jl b/test/runtests.jl index 77e15bcf..88cdda1b 100644 --- a/test/runtests.jl +++ b/test/runtests.jl @@ -16,6 +16,11 @@ const RUN_SERVER = "--server" in ARGS const UNIT_FILES = [ "test_diversity.jl", + "test_numeric_policy.jl", + "test_exact_summaries.jl", + "test_high_precision.jl", + "test_derived_analyses.jl", + "test_clade_cumulus.jl", "test_merge_taxa.jl", "test_config.jl", "test_validation.jl", @@ -23,6 +28,7 @@ const UNIT_FILES = [ "test_analysis.jl", "test_duckdb_store.jl", "test_analysis_duckdb.jl", + "test_validated_statistics.jl", "test_config_hashing.jl", "test_project.jl", "test_log.jl", @@ -51,10 +57,13 @@ const UNIT_FILES = [ "test_sample_reads.jl", "test_determinism.jl", "test_differential.jl", + "test_evidence.jl", + "test_evidence_routes.jl", "test_permanova.jl", "test_write_gates.jl", "test_server_security.jl", "test_canonical.jl", + "test_doi.jl", ] # The files named on the command line ("test_routes.jl", "routes" or diff --git a/test/unit/test_canonical.jl b/test/unit/test_canonical.jl index 1a9bb01b..064317f7 100644 --- a/test/unit/test_canonical.jl +++ b/test/unit/test_canonical.jl @@ -1,18 +1,15 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) # -# Unit tests for the JCS (RFC 8785) canonical JSON writer. The oracle is the -# estate's ijson-jcs crate (Rust): every fixture in -# test/fixtures/jcs_oracle.jsonl was PRODUCED by that crate, and this file -# asserts MetaManifold.Canonical reproduces it byte-for-byte. Any -# disagreement is a bug in one of the two implementations, and the fixture -# names the case. +# Tests against stored canonical strings independently checked using +# ECMAScript JSON.stringify and UTF-16 key order. Rust fixture generation +# provenance has not been reproduced in this audit. using MetaManifold using MetaManifold.Canonical: jcs_bytes, jcs_sha256 using JSON3, SHA, Test @testset "canonical JSON (JCS)" begin - # Byte-for-byte against the Rust crate's output, over the fixture + # Byte-for-byte against the stored expected strings, over the fixture # corpus: key sorting (including the astral-before-high-BMP UTF-16 # case), ES number formatting, string escaping, nesting, literals. fixtures = joinpath(@__DIR__, "..", "fixtures", "jcs_oracle.jsonl") @@ -20,7 +17,7 @@ using JSON3, SHA, Test case = JSON3.read(line) @testset "oracle case $i" begin value = case.input - # The input arrives already parsed; the expected is the oracle's text. + # The input arrives parsed; the expected is the stored canonical text. @test String(jcs_bytes(value)) == case.expected end end @@ -36,8 +33,8 @@ using JSON3, SHA, Test @testset "the astral key sorts before the high BMP key" begin # U+1F600 arrives as the surrogate pair D83D DE00; UTF-16 code-unit - # order puts it before U+FF21. Naive code-point order would agree - # here; naive byte order would too -- this case pins the rule. + # order puts it before U+FF21. Naive code-point and UTF-8 byte order would put the BMP key + # first instead -- this case distinguishes the UTF-16 rule. d = Dict("\uff21" => "high bmp", "\U0001f600" => "astral") @test String(jcs_bytes(d)) == "{\"😀\":\"astral\",\"Ａ\":\"high bmp\"}" end @@ -72,3 +69,30 @@ using JSON3, SHA, Test @test jcs_sha256(spec) == bytes2hex(sha256(jcs_bytes(spec))) end end + +@testset "canonical input validation regressions" begin + @test String(jcs_bytes(Dict(:b => 2, :a => 1))) == "{\"a\":1,\"b\":2}" + @test String(jcs_bytes(copy(JSON3.read("{\"a\":1}")))) == "{\"a\":1}" + @test_throws ArgumentError jcs_bytes(Dict{Any,Int}(:a => 1, "a" => 2)) + @test_throws ArgumentError jcs_bytes(JSON3.read("{\"a\":1,\"a\":2}")) + @test_throws ArgumentError jcs_bytes(Dict(1 => "not a JSON key")) + invalid = String(UInt8[0xff]) + @test_throws ArgumentError jcs_bytes(invalid) + @test_throws ArgumentError jcs_bytes(Dict(invalid => 1)) + @test_throws ArgumentError jcs_bytes(BigFloat(1) + eps(BigFloat)) + # Records in the statistics layer are built as named tuples; a named tuple is + # an object with unique keys, so it must hash exactly like the equivalent Dict. + @test jcs_bytes((b = 2, a = 1)) == jcs_bytes(Dict("a" => 1, "b" => 2)) + @test String(jcs_bytes((; a = [1, nothing], b = "s"))) == "{\"a\":[1,null],\"b\":\"s\"}" + @test_throws ArgumentError jcs_bytes((a = BigFloat(1) + eps(BigFloat),)) + @test String(jcs_bytes([Float16(1.5), Float32(1.5), Float64(1.5)])) == "[1.5,1.5,1.5]" + for T in (UInt8, UInt16, UInt32, UInt64, UInt128) + @test String(jcs_bytes(T(1))) == "1" + end + @test String(jcs_bytes(UInt8[0, 1, 255])) == "[0,1,255]" +end + +@testset "rounding fixture is explicitly binary64 input" begin + cases = readlines(joinpath(@__DIR__, "..", "fixtures", "jcs_oracle.jsonl")) + @test JSON3.read(cases[5]).input[2] isa AbstractFloat +end diff --git a/test/unit/test_clade_cumulus.jl b/test/unit/test_clade_cumulus.jl new file mode 100644 index 00000000..3b887de9 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/unit/test_clade_cumulus.jl @@ -0,0 +1,474 @@ +# SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath) + +using MetaManifold +using DataFrames +using DuckDB +using DBInterface +using JSON3 +using OrderedCollections +using SHA +using Test + +const EP = MetaManifold.Epistemic +const CC = MetaManifold.CladeCumulus +const DM = MetaManifold.DiversityMetrics +const PH = MetaManifold.Phylogeny +const _CLADE_SV = MetaManifold.Server + +_cc_req(method::String, path::String, body::String = "") = + _CLADE_SV.Oxygen.internalrequest( + _CLADE_SV.HTTP.Request(method, path, ["Host" => "127.0.0.1:8080", "Content-Type" => "application/json"], body); + middleware = _CLADE_SV._MIDDLEWARE, + ) + +@testset "CladeCumulus & Phylogenetic Integration" begin + + @testset "Epistemic world admissibility, colours, cloud sizing, and receipts" begin + empty_case = EP.Case("empty", EP.WorldCandidate[]) + @test !EP.present_in_every_admissible_world(empty_case, "clade_1") + @test !EP.present_in_some_admissible_world(empty_case, "clade_1") + @test !EP.absent_in_every_admissible_world(empty_case, "clade_1") + @test EP.epistemic_status(empty_case, "clade_1") === :sans_fibre + + w1 = EP.WorldCandidate("strict"; present_ids = Set(["c_all"])) + w2 = EP.WorldCandidate("permissive"; present_ids = Set(["c_all", "c_some"])) + c = EP.Case("two_worlds", [w1, w2]; unanchored_ids = Set(["c_unplaced"]), threshold = 0.85) + + @test EP.present_in_every_admissible_world(c, "c_all") + @test EP.present_in_some_admissible_world(c, "c_all") + @test !EP.absent_in_every_admissible_world(c, "c_all") + @test EP.epistemic_status(c, "c_all") === :present_in_every + @test EP.epistemic_colour(:present_in_every) == "#2e7d32" + + @test !EP.present_in_every_admissible_world(c, "c_some") + @test EP.present_in_some_admissible_world(c, "c_some") + @test EP.epistemic_status(c, "c_some") === :present_in_some + @test EP.epistemic_colour(:present_in_some) == "#f9a825" + + @test EP.absent_in_every_admissible_world(c, "c_none") + @test EP.epistemic_status(c, "c_none") === :absent + @test EP.epistemic_colour(:absent) == "#9e9e9e" + + @test EP.epistemic_status(c, "c_unplaced") === :sans_fibre + @test EP.epistemic_colour(:sans_fibre) == "#c62828" + + @test EP.cloud_size_by_residual(0) ≈ 5.0 atol = 1e-12 + @test EP.cloud_size_by_residual(ℯ - 1.0) ≈ 15.0 atol = 1e-12 + @test_throws ArgumentError EP.cloud_size_by_residual(-0.5) + @test_throws ArgumentError EP.cloud_size_by_residual(NaN) + + rec = EP.create_receipt(; + study = "S1", + run = "R1", + source_digests = OrderedDict("table" => "abc123"), + parameters = OrderedDict("mode" => "combined", "max_asvs" => 500), + warnings = ["short amplicon caveat"], + ) + @test EP.verify_receipt(rec) + tampered = EP.receipt_dict(rec) + tampered["study"] = "S2" + @test !EP.verify_receipt(tampered) + end + + @testset "Newick parser, midpoint rooting, and scikit-bio golden reference parity" begin + rooted_nwk = "((ASV_1:0.10,ASV_2:0.20)Clade_A:0.30,(ASV_3:0.15,(ASV_4:0.05,ASV_5:0.25)Clade_B2:0.10)Clade_B:0.40)Root;" + taxa = ["ASV_1", "ASV_2", "ASV_3", "ASV_4", "ASV_5"] + s1 = [10, 20, 0, 0, 0] + s2 = [0, 0, 15, 5, 10] + s3 = [10, 0, 10, 0, 20] + s4 = [5, 5, 5, 5, 5] + + # Exact Faith's PD parity against scikit-bio 0.7.4 + @test CC.faith_pd(s1, taxa, rooted_nwk) ≈ 0.60 atol = 1e-12 + @test CC.faith_pd(s2, taxa, rooted_nwk) ≈ 0.95 atol = 1e-12 + @test CC.faith_pd(s3, taxa, rooted_nwk) ≈ 1.30 atol = 1e-12 + @test CC.faith_pd(s4, taxa, rooted_nwk) ≈ 1.55 atol = 1e-12 + + # Exact Unweighted & Weighted UniFrac parity against scikit-bio 0.7.4 + @test CC.unweighted_unifrac(s1, s2, taxa, rooted_nwk) ≈ 1.0 atol = 1e-12 + @test CC.unweighted_unifrac(s1, s3, taxa, rooted_nwk) ≈ (11 / 15) atol = 1e-12 + @test CC.unweighted_unifrac(s1, s4, taxa, rooted_nwk) ≈ 0.612903225806 atol = 1e-11 + @test CC.weighted_unifrac(s1, s2, taxa, rooted_nwk; normalized = false) ≈ (13 / 12) atol = 1e-12 + @test CC.weighted_unifrac(s1, s2, taxa, rooted_nwk; normalized = true) ≈ 1.0 atol = 1e-12 + @test CC.weighted_unifrac(s1, s3, taxa, rooted_nwk; normalized = false) ≈ 0.879166666667 atol = 1e-11 + @test CC.weighted_unifrac(s1, s3, taxa, rooted_nwk; normalized = true) ≈ 0.814671814672 atol = 1e-11 + + # Shared export identity in DiversityMetrics + @test DM.faith_pd === CC.faith_pd + @test DM.unweighted_unifrac === CC.unweighted_unifrac + @test DM.weighted_unifrac === CC.weighted_unifrac + + # Real FastTree 2.2.0 unrooted 6-tip output midpoint-rooted parity against scikit-bio 0.7.4 + ft_nwk = "(ASV_1:0.027130892,(ASV_5:0.027116348,(ASV_4:0.000000006,ASV_6:0.091864434)0.685:0.000000006)1.000:3.444768322,(ASV_3:0.027134678,ASV_2:0.000000006)0.071:0.000000006);" + ft_taxa = ["ASV_1", "ASV_2", "ASV_3", "ASV_4", "ASV_5", "ASV_6"] + fa = [10, 20, 0, 0, 0, 0] + fb = [0, 5, 15, 30, 0, 10] + @test CC.faith_pd(fa, ft_taxa, ft_nwk) ≈ 1.7818799429999999 atol = 1e-11 + @test CC.faith_pd(fb, ft_taxa, ft_nwk) ≈ 3.563767458 atol = 1e-11 + @test CC.unweighted_unifrac(fa, fb, ft_taxa, ft_nwk) ≈ 0.5113342456491424 atol = 1e-11 + @test CC.weighted_unifrac(fa, fb, ft_taxa, ft_nwk; normalized = false) ≈ 2.3276502663333334 atol = 1e-11 + @test CC.weighted_unifrac(fa, fb, ft_taxa, ft_nwk; normalized = true) ≈ 0.6655215451489284 atol = 1e-11 + + # Quoted labels, NHX support, negative branch clamping, non-finite branch rejection, + # and midpoint split-support symmetry across both root children. + warns = String[] + qtree = CC.parse_newick("[&R] (('Taxon ''alpha''':0.2,ASV_b:-0.05)[&&NHX:B=92]:0.1,ASV_c:0.3);", warnings = warns) + @test !isempty(warns) + @test qtree.children[1].support ≈ 0.92 atol = 1e-12 + @test qtree.children[1].children[1].name == "Taxon 'alpha'" + @test qtree.children[1].children[2].branch_length == 0.0 + @test_throws ArgumentError CC.parse_newick("(ASV_1:NaN,ASV_2:0.1);") + @test_throws ArgumentError CC.parse_newick("(ASV_1:Inf,ASV_2:0.1);") + mp_sym, did_mp = CC.midpoint_root(CC.parse_newick("(ASV_1:0.1,ASV_2:0.1,(ASV_3:0.1,ASV_4:0.1)0.55:2.0);")) + @test did_mp + @test mp_sym.children[1].support ≈ 0.55 atol = 1e-12 + @test mp_sym.children[2].support ≈ 0.55 atol = 1e-12 + end + + @testset "Strict raw jplace evidence reader, edge projection, and independent LWR threshold" begin + raw_jplace = JSON3.write(OrderedDict( + "version" => 3, + "tree" => "((Ref_1:0.1{0},Ref_2:0.2{1})95:0.3{2},Ref_3:0.4{3}){4};", + "fields" => ["edge_num", "likelihood", "like_weight_ratio", "distal_length", "pendant_length"], + "placements" => [ + OrderedDict("n" => ["Q_split"], "p" => [[0, -100.0, 0.60, 0.01, 0.02], [1, -100.4, 0.40, 0.01, 0.03]]), + OrderedDict("nm" => [["Q_borderline", 1]], "p" => [[3, -98.0, 0.85, 0.05, 0.02], [2, -101.0, 0.15, 0.05, 0.02]]), + OrderedDict("n" => ["Q_strong"], "p" => [[3, -97.0, 0.98, 0.02, 0.01]]), + OrderedDict("n" => ["Q_bad_sum"], "p" => [[0, -100.0, 0.40, 0.01, 0.01]]), + ], + )) + jp = CC.parse_jplace(raw_jplace) + @test length(jp.queries) == 4 + @test jp.queries[1].status === :valid + @test jp.queries[1].max_lwr ≈ 0.60 atol = 1e-12 + @test jp.queries[2].status === :valid + @test jp.queries[2].max_lwr ≈ 0.85 atol = 1e-12 + @test jp.queries[3].status === :valid + @test jp.queries[3].max_lwr ≈ 0.98 atol = 1e-12 + @test jp.queries[4].status === :undecided + @test startswith(jp.queries[4].reason, "weight_sum_out_of_tolerance") + + _lwr_doc(ps) = JSON3.write(OrderedDict( + "version" => 3, + "tree" => "((Ref_1:0.1{0},Ref_2:0.2{1})95:0.3{2},Ref_3:0.4{3}){4};", + "fields" => ["edge_num", "likelihood", "like_weight_ratio", "distal_length", "pendant_length"], + "placements" => ps, + )) + _single_at(w) = CC.parse_jplace(_lwr_doc([ + OrderedDict("n" => ["Q"], "p" => [[0, -100.0, w, 0.01, 0.02]]), + ])).queries[1] + _partition(a, b) = CC.parse_jplace(_lwr_doc([ + OrderedDict("n" => ["Q"], "p" => [[0, -100.0, a, 0.01, 0.02], [1, -100.4, b, 0.01, 0.03]]), + ])).queries[1] + + @test _single_at(0.60).status === :valid + @test _single_at(0.60).max_lwr ≈ 0.60 atol = 1e-12 + @test _single_at(CC.PLACEMENT_SINGLE_MIN_LWR).status === :valid + @test _single_at(0.49).status === :undecided + @test _partition(0.70, 0.30).status === :valid + @test _partition(0.80, 0.16).status === :undecided + @test _partition(0.80, 0.24).status === :undecided + @test _partition(0.60, 0.60).status === :undecided + + # Placed query read counts project onto the reference tree edges without losing reads, + # and `lwr_threshold = 0.95` marks `Q_borderline` (LWR = 0.85) as `present_in_some` + # even when `support_threshold = 0.80`. + jdf = DataFrame( + SeqName = ["Q_split", "Q_borderline", "Q_strong"], + Domain = ["Bacteria", "Bacteria", "Bacteria"], + Genus = ["GenA", "GenB", "GenC"], + Sample1 = [50, 30, 20], + Sample2 = [10, 40, 50], + ) + cc_jp = CC.build_clade_tree( + jdf; + mode = :combined, + jplace_json = raw_jplace, + support_threshold = 0.80, + lwr_threshold = 0.95, + ) + @test cc_jp.root.cumulative_count ≈ 200.0 atol = 1e-9 + + # Cross-classifier disagreement + single-counted taxonomic residual invariant + merged_tax_df = DataFrame( + SeqName = ["ASV_disagree", "ASV_partial"], + Domain = ["Bacteria", "Bacteria"], + Domain_dada2= ["Bacteria", "Bacteria"], + Domain_boot = [100, 100], + Genus = ["VsearchGenus", missing], + Genus_dada2 = ["Dada2OtherGenus", missing], + Genus_boot = [99, missing], + S1 = [60, 40], + ) + cc_tax = CC.build_clade_tree( + merged_tax_df; + mode = :taxonomic, + support_threshold = 0.80, + lwr_threshold = 0.95, + ) + @test cc_tax.root.cumulative_count ≈ 100.0 atol = 1e-9 + @test cc_tax.root.residual_count <= cc_tax.root.cumulative_count + disagree_leaf = CC._find_clade(cc_tax.root, "asv:ASV_disagree") + @test disagree_leaf !== nothing + @test disagree_leaf.epistemic_status === :present_in_some + + # Taxonomic mode requires at least one taxonomic rank column + no_rank_df = DataFrame(SeqName = ["ASV_1", "ASV_2"], S1 = [10, 20]) + @test_throws ArgumentError CC.build_clade_tree(no_rank_df; mode = :taxonomic) + + # Partial Newick tree preserves omitted table reads under an explicit sans_fibre clade + partial_df = DataFrame( + SeqName = ["ASV_1", "ASV_2", "ASV_missing"], + Domain = ["Bacteria", "Bacteria", "Bacteria"], + S1 = [30, 20, 50], + ) + cc_partial = CC.build_clade_tree(partial_df; mode = :combined, newick = "(ASV_1:0.1,ASV_2:0.2)Root;") + @test cc_partial.subsampled + @test cc_partial.retained_asvs == 2 + @test cc_partial.retained_fraction ≈ 0.5 atol = 1e-12 + @test cc_partial.root.cumulative_count ≈ 100.0 atol = 1e-9 + omitted_node = CC._find_clade(cc_partial.root, "unplaced:omitted") + @test omitted_node !== nothing + @test omitted_node.epistemic_status === :sans_fibre + @test omitted_node.colour == "#c62828" + end + + @testset "Amplicon phylogeny builder, subsampling guard, and FastTree CLI provenance" begin + # 20 synthetic ASVs with vsearch-style semicolon headers; subsampled cleanly to max_asvs = 6. + seqs = [ + "ASV_$(i);size=$(100 - i)" => + (i <= 10 ? "ACGTACGTACGTACGTACGTACGTACGTACGTACGTACGT" : "TGCATGCATGCATGCATGCATGCATGCATGCATGCATGCA") + for i in 1:20 + ] + abund = Dict("ASV_$(i);size=$(100 - i)" => Float64(100 - i) for i in 1:20) + res = PH.build_amplicon_phylogeny(seqs; abundances = abund, method = :nj, max_asvs = 6, seed = 7, n_boot = 20) + @test res.subsampled + @test res.total_input_asvs == 20 + @test res.retained_asvs == 6 + @test res.excluded_asvs == 14 + @test any(w -> occursin("Short amplicon sequences", w), res.warnings) + @test any(w -> occursin("exceeded max_asvs", w), res.warnings) + parsed = CC.parse_newick(res.newick) + tips = CC._collect_tree_tips!(Set{String}(), parsed) + @test length(tips) == 6 + @test "ASV_1;size=99" in tips + + # Verify FastTree invocation path + SHA256 binary provenance via controlled mock executable. + mktempdir() do tmp + mock_ft = joinpath(tmp, "FastTree") + write(mock_ft, raw"""#!/usr/bin/env bash +if [ "$1" = "-help" ]; then + echo "FastTree 2.2.0 Double precision, OpenMP (2 threads):" >&2 + exit 0 +fi +OUT="" +while [ $# -gt 0 ]; do + if [ "$1" = "-out" ]; then + OUT="$2" + shift 2 + else + shift 1 + fi +done +echo "(MMTIP_000001:0.05,(MMTIP_000002:0.03,MMTIP_000003:0.04)0.910:0.12,MMTIP_000004:0.08);" > "$OUT" +""") + chmod(mock_ft, 0o755) + old_ft = get(MetaManifold.Tools._tools, "fasttree", nothing) + MetaManifold.Tools._tools["fasttree"] = mock_ft + try + s4 = [ + "ASV_1" => "ACGTACGTACGTACGTACGT", + "ASV_2" => "ACGTACGTACGTACGTACGA", + "ASV_3" => "ACGTACGTACGTACGTTCGA", + "ASV_4" => "TGCATGCATGCATGCATGCA", + ] + ft_res = PH.build_amplicon_phylogeny(s4; method = :fasttree, seed = 11) + @test ft_res.method == "fasttree" + @test any(r -> r["name"] == "FastTree" && r["version"] == "2.2.0" && + r["sha256"] == bytes2hex(open(sha256, mock_ft)), ft_res.tool_records) + finally + if old_ft === nothing + delete!(MetaManifold.Tools._tools, "fasttree") + else + MetaManifold.Tools._tools["fasttree"] = old_ft + end + end + end + end + + @testset "Dual-hierarchy CladeCumulus, polyphyly detection, drag-and-drop, and HTTP routes" begin + tmp = mktempdir() + old_root = _CLADE_SV.ServerState._root[] + _CLADE_SV.ServerState.set_root!(tmp) + try + data_dir = joinpath(tmp, "data", "StudyCC", "run1") + mkpath(data_dir) + touch(joinpath(data_dir, "S1_R1.fastq.gz")) + merge_dir = joinpath(tmp, "projects", "StudyCC", "run1", "merged") + trees_dir = joinpath(tmp, "projects", "StudyCC", "trees") + mkpath(merge_dir) + mkpath(trees_dir) + + study_nwk = "((ASV_1:0.10,ASV_2:0.20)0.96:0.30,(ASV_3:0.15,ASV_4:0.25)0.55:0.40)Root;" + write(joinpath(trees_dir, "amplicon.nwk"), study_nwk) + + # Note: Genus 'SplitGenus' appears on ASV_1 (Clade 1) AND ASV_4 (Clade 2) -> non-monophyletic! + df = DataFrame( + SeqName = ["ASV_1", "ASV_2", "ASV_3", "ASV_4"], + Domain = ["Bacteria", "Bacteria", "Bacteria", "Bacteria"], + Genus = ["SplitGenus", "MonoGenus", "OtherGenus", "SplitGenus"], + Sequence = [ + "ACGTACGTACGTACGTACGTACGT", + "ACGTACGTACGTACGTACGTACGA", + "TGCATGCATGCATGCATGCATGCA", + "TGCATGCATGCATGCATGCATGCT", + ], + SampleA = [40, 10, 0, 5], + SampleB = [0, 20, 25, 10], + ) + db_path = joinpath(merge_dir, "results.duckdb") + db = DuckDB.DB(db_path) + con = DBInterface.connect(db) + DuckDB.register_data_frame(con, df, "src_df") + DBInterface.execute(con, "CREATE TABLE merged AS SELECT * FROM src_df") + DuckDB.unregister_data_frame(con, "src_df") + DBInterface.close!(con) + close(db) + before_db_sha = bytes2hex(open(sha256, db_path)) + + # 1. GET sources route + r_src = _cc_req("GET", "/api/v1/studies/StudyCC/runs/run1/clade-cumulus/sources") + @test r_src.status == 200 + src_json = JSON3.read(String(r_src.body)) + @test any(t -> t.table == "merged" && t.has_sequence == true, src_json.tables) + @test any(t -> t.file == "amplicon.nwk", src_json.trees) + + # 2. POST combined mode against study_tree + r_comb = _cc_req("POST", "/api/v1/studies/StudyCC/runs/run1/clade-cumulus", JSON3.write(Dict( + "table" => "merged", + "mode" => "combined", + "treeSource" => "study_tree", + "treeFile" => "amplicon.nwk", + "supportThreshold" => 0.85, + "lwrThreshold" => 0.95, + ))) + @test r_comb.status == 200 + comb = JSON3.read(String(r_comb.body)) + @test comb.root.cumulative_count ≈ 110.0 atol = 1e-9 + @test all(ch -> ch.cumulative_count <= comb.root.cumulative_count, comb.root.children) + @test any(dt -> dt.taxon == "SplitGenus" && dt.monophyletic == false, comb.concordance.dispersed_taxa) + @test EP.verify_receipt(JSON3.read(JSON3.write(comb.receipt), Dict{String,Any})) + @test comb.diversity !== nothing + @test length(comb.diversity.samples) == 2 + + # High-support clade (0.96 >= 0.85) is `present_in_every`; low-support clade (0.55 < 0.85) is `present_in_some`! + high_clade = comb.root.children[1] + low_clade = comb.root.children[2] + @test high_clade.epistemic_status == "present_in_every" + @test high_clade.colour == "#2e7d32" + @test low_clade.epistemic_status == "present_in_some" + @test low_clade.colour == "#f9a825" + + # 3. Validate drag-and-drop: moving ASV_3 into low-support clade fails warrant check! + r_deny = _cc_req("POST", "/api/v1/studies/StudyCC/runs/run1/clade-cumulus/validate-move", JSON3.write(Dict( + "table" => "merged", + "mode" => "combined", + "treeSource" => "study_tree", + "treeFile" => "amplicon.nwk", + "supportThreshold" => 0.85, + "sourceId" => "ASV_1", + "targetId" => low_clade.id, + ))) + @test r_deny.status == 200 + v_deny = JSON3.read(String(r_deny.body)) + @test v_deny.allowed == false + @test v_deny.target_colour == "#f9a825" + + # Moving into a terminal sequence tip is rejected even if high support! + r_leaf = _cc_req("POST", "/api/v1/studies/StudyCC/runs/run1/clade-cumulus/validate-move", JSON3.write(Dict( + "table" => "merged", + "mode" => "combined", + "treeSource" => "study_tree", + "treeFile" => "amplicon.nwk", + "supportThreshold" => 0.85, + "sourceId" => "ASV_3", + "targetId" => "ASV_1", + ))) + @test r_leaf.status == 200 + @test JSON3.read(String(r_leaf.body)).allowed == false + + # Moving ASV_4 (SplitGenus) into high-support clade (containing ASV_1 SplitGenus) + # succeeds, recomputes target subtree_pd upward, AND saves configuration-keyed sidecars! + before_target_pd = Float64(high_clade.subtree_pd) + r_allow = _cc_req("POST", "/api/v1/studies/StudyCC/runs/run1/clade-cumulus/validate-move", JSON3.write(Dict( + "table" => "merged", + "mode" => "combined", + "treeSource" => "study_tree", + "treeFile" => "amplicon.nwk", + "supportThreshold" => 0.85, + "sourceId" => "ASV_4", + "targetId" => high_clade.id, + "saveProposal" => true, + ))) + @test r_allow.status == 200 + v_allow = JSON3.read(String(r_allow.body)) + @test v_allow.allowed == true + @test v_allow.proposal_file !== nothing + @test isfile(joinpath(trees_dir, ".clade_cumulus", String(v_allow.proposal_file))) + @test v_allow.proposed_root.cumulative_count ≈ 110.0 atol = 1e-9 + @test Float64(v_allow.proposed_root.children[1].subtree_pd) > before_target_pd + + # Re-saving under a different threshold writes a distinct immutable sidecar file + r_allow2 = _cc_req("POST", "/api/v1/studies/StudyCC/runs/run1/clade-cumulus/validate-move", JSON3.write(Dict( + "table" => "merged", + "mode" => "combined", + "treeSource" => "study_tree", + "treeFile" => "amplicon.nwk", + "supportThreshold" => 0.90, + "sourceId" => "ASV_4", + "targetId" => high_clade.id, + "saveProposal" => true, + ))) + v_allow2 = JSON3.read(String(r_allow2.body)) + @test v_allow2.allowed == true + @test String(v_allow2.proposal_file) != String(v_allow.proposal_file) + + # Canonical DuckDB database is strictly untouched byte-for-byte! + @test bytes2hex(open(sha256, db_path)) == before_db_sha + + # 6. POST combined mode against a study `.jplace` artifact + jplace_payload = JSON3.write(OrderedDict( + "version" => 3, + "tree" => "((ASV_1:0.05{0},ASV_2:0.05{1})0.96:0.20{2},ASV_3:0.08{3}){4};", + "fields" => ["edge_num", "likelihood", "like_weight_ratio", "distal_length", "pendant_length"], + "placements" => [ + OrderedDict("n" => ["ASV_4"], "p" => [[3, -10.0, 0.99, 0.02, 0.03]]), + ], + )) + write(joinpath(trees_dir, "placed.jplace"), jplace_payload) + r_jp = _cc_req("POST", "/api/v1/studies/StudyCC/runs/run1/clade-cumulus", JSON3.write(Dict( + "table" => "merged", + "mode" => "combined", + "treeSource" => "study_tree", + "treeFile" => "placed.jplace", + ))) + @test r_jp.status == 200 + jp_body = JSON3.read(String(r_jp.body)) + @test jp_body.diversity !== nothing + @test jp_body.diversity.unplaced_reads.SampleA ≈ 0.05 atol = 1e-9 + @test jp_body.diversity.unplaced_reads.SampleB ≈ 0.10 atol = 1e-9 + + # Path traversal attempts are rejected with 400! + @test _cc_req("GET", "/api/v1/studies/..%2Fetc/runs/run1/clade-cumulus/sources").status == 400 + @test _cc_req("POST", "/api/v1/studies/StudyCC/runs/run1/clade-cumulus", JSON3.write(Dict( + "treeSource" => "study_tree", + "treeFile" => "../secret.nwk", + ))).status == 400 + finally + _CLADE_SV.ServerState._root[] = old_root + rm(tmp; recursive = true, force = true) + end + end + +end diff --git a/test/unit/test_dada2_tables.R b/test/unit/test_dada2_tables.R new file mode 100644 index 00000000..228bae1b --- /dev/null +++ b/test/unit/test_dada2_tables.R @@ -0,0 +1,74 @@ +# Regression checks for CSV assembly, without loading DADA2 or dplyr. +# Run from the repository root: Rscript --vanilla test/unit/test_dada2_tables.R +expressions <- parse("src/pipeline/dada2/dada2_functions.r") +wanted <- c("base_left_join", "write_taxa_table", "write_combined_table") +loaded <- character() +for (expr in expressions) { + if (is.call(expr) && identical(expr[[1]], as.name("<-")) && + is.symbol(expr[[2]]) && as.character(expr[[2]]) %in% wanted) { + eval(expr) + loaded <- c(loaded, as.character(expr[[2]])) + } +} +stopifnot(setequal(loaded, wanted)) + +# Unsorted keys, repeated matches, unmatched rows, overlapping column names, +# NA keys, and helper-column name collisions must preserve the intended order. +x <- data.frame(value = 1:4, key = c("b", "a", "z", NA), + .left_join_position = 11:14) +y <- data.frame(key = c("a", "b", "b", NA), value = 21:24, + .right_join_position = 31:34) +got <- base_left_join(x, y, "key") +stopifnot(identical(got$key, c("b", "b", "a", "z", NA_character_)), + identical(got$value.x, c(1L, 1L, 2L, 3L, 4L)), + identical(got$value.y, c(22L, 23L, 21L, NA_integer_, 24L)), + identical(names(got), c("value.x", "key", ".left_join_position", + "value.y", ".right_join_position"))) +stopifnot(nrow(base_left_join(x[FALSE, ], y, "key")) == 0L, + nrow(base_left_join(x, y[FALSE, ], "key")) == nrow(x)) +# Multiple keys: matching only one component must not produce a match. +a <- data.frame(id = c("a", "a"), key = c("x", "y"), value = 1:2) +b <- data.frame(id = c("a", "b"), key = c("y", "x"), other = 3:4) +stopifnot(identical(base_left_join(a, b, c("id", "key"))$other, + c(NA_integer_, 3L))) + +# Rank names and their suffixed variants are also valid sample IDs. +# Repeated suffixing must preserve both the taxonomy strings and count columns. +tax_collision <- data.frame(Sequence = c("AA", "GG"), Species = c("taxA", "taxG")) +count_collision <- data.frame(Sequence = c("GG", "AA"), Species = c(10L, 20L), + Species.x = c(30L, 40L), Species.x.x = c(50L, 60L)) +collision <- base_left_join(tax_collision, count_collision, "Sequence") +stopifnot(identical(names(collision), + c("Sequence", "Species.x.x.x", "Species.y", "Species.x", "Species.x.x")), + identical(collision[[2]], c("taxA", "taxG")), + identical(collision[[3]], c(20L, 10L)), + identical(collision[[4]], c(40L, 30L)), + identical(collision[[5]], c(60L, 50L))) + +# Fixed expected CSV bytes cover every writer output, including non-syntactic +# sample names and an unmatched taxonomy row. No sequencing dependencies needed. +out <- tempfile("dada2-tables-") +dir.create(out) +index <- data.frame(SeqName = c("ASV3", "ASV1", "ASV2"), + Sequence = c("TT", "GG", "AA")) +tax <- matrix(c("G", "A"), ncol = 1, + dimnames = list(c("GG", "AA"), "Kingdom")) +boot <- matrix(c(90L, 80L), ncol = 1, dimnames = dimnames(tax)) +taxa <- write_taxa_table(tax, boot, index, out, "taxonomy") +counts <- matrix(c(1L, 2L, 3L, 4L, 5L, 6L), nrow = 2, + dimnames = list(c("sample-1", "sample 2"), c("AA", "TT", "GG"))) +write_combined_table(taxa, index, counts, out, "tax_counts.csv", "asv_counts.csv") +expected <- list( + taxonomy.csv = c("SeqName,Sequence,Kingdom", "ASV3,TT,NA", "ASV1,GG,G", "ASV2,AA,A"), + taxonomy_bootstraps.csv = c("SeqName,Sequence,Kingdom_boot", "ASV3,TT,NA", "ASV1,GG,90", "ASV2,AA,80"), + taxonomy_combined.csv = c("SeqName,Sequence,Kingdom,Kingdom_boot", "ASV3,TT,NA,NA", "ASV1,GG,G,90", "ASV2,AA,A,80"), + tax_counts.csv = c("SeqName,Sequence,Kingdom,sample-1,sample 2", "ASV3,TT,NA,3,4", "ASV1,GG,G,5,6", "ASV2,AA,A,1,2"), + asv_counts.csv = c("SeqName,Sequence,sample-1,sample 2", "ASV3,TT,3,4", "ASV1,GG,5,6", "ASV2,AA,1,2") +) +for (name in names(expected)) { + path <- file.path(out, name) + bytes <- readBin(path, "raw", n = file.info(path)$size) + stopifnot(identical(bytes, charToRaw(paste0(paste(expected[[name]], collapse = "\n"), "\n")))) +} +unlink(out, recursive = TRUE) +cat("DADA2 join and five CSV fixtures passed\n") diff --git a/test/unit/test_derived_analyses.jl b/test/unit/test_derived_analyses.jl new file mode 100644 index 00000000..1f2a2bd8 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/unit/test_derived_analyses.jl @@ -0,0 +1,78 @@ +using Test +using JSON3 +using MetaManifold.Canonical +using MetaManifold.DerivedAnalyses +using MetaManifold.ExactSummaries +using MetaManifold.NumericPolicy + +@testset "Immutable content-addressed derived analyses" begin + mktempdir() do root + directory = joinpath(root, "derived") + summary = exact_summary([1 2; 3 4]; sample_labels=["A", "B"], + feature_labels=["x", "y"]) + result = summary_to_storage(summary) + source = Dict{String,Any}("study_id" => "s1", "run_id" => "r1", + "taxonomic_level" => "genus") + config = Dict{String,Any}("numeric_policy" => policy_to_storage(numeric_policy(:exact_counts)), + "groups" => nothing, "source_format" => "direct-json") + saved = persist_derived_analysis(directory; source, config, result) + @test saved.created + @test saved.id == derived_analysis_id(source, config, result) + @test occursin(r"^[0-9a-f]{64}$", saved.id) + @test isfile(saved.path) + saved_bytes = read(saved.path) + @test jcs_bytes(JSON3.read(saved_bytes)) == saved_bytes + + repeated = persist_derived_analysis(directory; source, config, result) + @test repeated.id == saved.id + @test !repeated.created + @test read(repeated.path) == read(saved.path) + loaded = load_derived_analysis(directory, saved.id) + @test loaded["analysis_id"] == saved.id + @test loaded["result"]["input_sha256"] == summary.input_sha256 + + other_config = merge(config, Dict{String,Any}("groups" => ["g1", "g2"])) + @test derived_analysis_id(source, other_config, result) != saved.id + @test_throws DerivedAnalysisError load_derived_analysis(directory, "../escape") + @test_throws DerivedAnalysisError load_derived_analysis(directory, repeat("0", 64)) + + # Failure before publication leaves neither a final record nor a temp file. + @test_throws ArgumentError persist_derived_analysis(directory; + source, config, result=Dict("bad" => big(2)^80)) + @test length(readdir(directory)) == 1 + end +end + +@testset "Concurrent publication and tamper recovery" begin + mktempdir() do root + directory = joinpath(root, "derived") + source = Dict("run" => "r") + config = Dict("mode" => "exact_counts") + result = Dict("status" => "success", "values" => ["1/3", nothing]) + outcomes = Vector{Any}(undef, 16) + @sync for i in eachindex(outcomes) + Threads.@spawn outcomes[i] = persist_derived_analysis( + directory; source, config, result) + end + @test count(x -> x.created, outcomes) == 1 + @test length(unique([x.id for x in outcomes])) == 1 + @test length(readdir(directory)) == 1 + id = outcomes[1].id + + tampered = joinpath(root, "tampered") + mkpath(tampered) + record = JSON3.read(read(joinpath(directory, "$id.json"), String)) + object = JSON3.read(jcs_bytes(record)) + # Write a same-ID record with altered content: loading must fail closed. + bad = Dict{String,Any}("schema" => record["schema"], + "analysis_id" => id, "source" => source, "config" => config, + "result" => Dict("status" => "success", "values" => ["2/3", nothing])) + write(joinpath(tampered, "$id.json"), jcs_bytes(bad)) + @test_throws DerivedAnalysisError load_derived_analysis(tampered, id) + @test_throws DerivedAnalysisError persist_derived_analysis( + tampered; source, config, result) + # The verified original is still available after the failed conflicting use. + @test load_derived_analysis(directory, id)["analysis_id"] == id + @test object["analysis_id"] == id + end +end diff --git a/test/unit/test_differential.jl b/test/unit/test_differential.jl index e46559f4..bbde4e42 100644 --- a/test/unit/test_differential.jl +++ b/test/unit/test_differential.jl @@ -10,7 +10,9 @@ using MetaManifold using MetaManifold.Differential using RCall using Test -using DuckDB, DBInterface, JSON3 +using Random +using DuckDB, DBInterface, JSON3, HTTP, YAML +using OrderedCollections: OrderedDict """ _r_has(pkg) -> Bool @@ -29,9 +31,15 @@ end const HAVE_R = _r_has("stats") const HAVE_MASS = HAVE_R && _r_has("MASS") HAVE_MASS || @info "R or MASS unavailable - the negative-binomial fit tests are SKIPPED" +const HAVE_GLMGAMPOI = HAVE_MASS && _r_has("glmGamPoi") +HAVE_GLMGAMPOI || @info "R, MASS or glmGamPoi unavailable - the shrunken-dispersion fit tests are SKIPPED" const HAVE_ZCOMP = HAVE_R && _r_has("zCompositions") HAVE_ZCOMP || @info "R or zCompositions unavailable - the clr_welch tests are SKIPPED" +# The multinomial models are a submodule of MetaManifold and need no R, so +# these tests run everywhere. +const CM = MetaManifold.CompositionalModels + # Rows per run: Up is split over two ASVs so the route must pool them by genus. const _DA_ROWS = Dict( "runA" => [("s1", "Up", [3, 5, 4, 4]), ("s2", "Up", [2, 3, 2, 3]), @@ -160,6 +168,9 @@ end end @testset "Configuration" begin + @test Differential.METHODS == + ("nb_glm", "clr_welch", "zinb", "hurdle_nb", "ancom_bc", "aldex2", + "songbird", "multinomial", "dirichlet_multinomial") @test DifferentialConfig().offset == "tss" @test DifferentialConfig().min_prevalence == 0.0 @test DifferentialConfig("rle", 0.5).offset == "rle" @@ -168,7 +179,20 @@ end @test_throws ArgumentError DifferentialConfig("tss", NaN) @test DifferentialConfig().method == "nb_glm" @test DifferentialConfig().replacement_delta == 0.65 + @test DifferentialConfig().replacement_method == "bayesian_multiplicative" + @test isnothing(DifferentialConfig().bayesian_alpha) + @test DifferentialConfig().mc_samples == 128 @test DifferentialConfig(; method="clr_welch", replacement_delta=0.3).replacement_delta == 0.3 + @test DifferentialConfig(; method="zinb").method == "zinb" + @test DifferentialConfig(; method="hurdle_nb").method == "hurdle_nb" + @test_throws ArgumentError DifferentialConfig(; method="occupancy") # repeat visits use fit_occupancy + @test DifferentialConfig(method="clr_welch", + replacement_method=" MULTIPLICATIVE_REPLACEMENT ").replacement_method == "multiplicative_replacement" + @test DifferentialConfig(method="clr_welch", bayesian_alpha=2.5).bayesian_alpha == 2.5 + @test_throws ArgumentError DifferentialConfig(replacement_method="pseudocount") + for alpha in (0, -1, NaN, Inf, true) + @test_throws ArgumentError DifferentialConfig(method="clr_welch", bayesian_alpha=alpha) + end @test_throws ArgumentError DifferentialConfig(; method="ancombc") # The pre-review name, never released, is not accepted. @test_throws ArgumentError DifferentialConfig(; method="clr_lm") @@ -179,10 +203,38 @@ end @test DifferentialConfig(dispersion=" GLMGAMPOI ").dispersion == "glmGamPoi" @test_throws ArgumentError DifferentialConfig(dispersion="shrinkage") @test_throws ArgumentError DifferentialConfig(method="clr_welch", dispersion="glmGamPoi") + @test_throws ArgumentError DifferentialConfig(method="zinb", dispersion="glmGamPoi") @test DifferentialConfig(method="clr_welch").dispersion == "ml" - for d in (0, 1, -0.5, NaN) + for d in (0, 1, -0.5, NaN, Inf) @test_throws ArgumentError DifferentialConfig(; method="clr_welch", replacement_delta=d) end + for mc in (0, 15, 4097, -10, 64.5, true, false, NaN, Inf) + @test_throws ArgumentError DifferentialConfig(; method="aldex2", mc_samples=mc) + end + @test occursin("underflow", only(MetaManifold.Differential._delta_warnings(0.005))) + @test occursin("substantial mass", only(MetaManifold.Differential._delta_warnings(0.9))) + @test isempty(MetaManifold.Differential._delta_warnings(0.65)) + @test_throws ArgumentError replace_zeros([0 1; 2 3]; frac=0) + @test_throws ArgumentError replace_zeros([0 1; 2 3]; frac=1) + @test_throws ArgumentError replace_zeros([0 1; 2 3]; alpha=0) + @test_throws ArgumentError replace_zeros([0 1; 2 3]; method="pseudocount") + end + + @testset "Calibration caveat scales with the smaller group" begin + # Pure thresholds, no R needed: every "ml" result is caveated, the + # glmGamPoi trend only through 12 in the smaller group. + caveat = Differential._calibration_caveat + @test caveat("ml", 4, 4)["severity"] == "strong" + @test caveat("ml", 30, 3)["severity"] == "strong" + @test caveat("ml", 5, 5)["severity"] == "caution" + @test caveat("ml", 12, 12)["severity"] == "caution" + @test caveat("ml", 13, 20)["severity"] == "caution" + @test caveat("ml", 13, 20)["min_group_n"] == 13 + @test caveat("ml", 21, 25)["severity"] == "info" + @test caveat("glmGamPoi", 4, 9)["severity"] == "strong" + @test caveat("glmGamPoi", 12, 12)["severity"] == "caution" + @test isnothing(caveat("glmGamPoi", 13, 13)) + @test isnothing(caveat("glmGamPoi", 20, 13)) end @testset "Input validation" begin @@ -219,7 +271,13 @@ end reference="A", contrast="B") byt = Dict(r["taxon"] => r for r in res["rows"]) @test res["status"] == "ok" + @test res["method"] == "Negative-binomial GLM per taxon (MASS::glm.nb, log link) with a " * + "TSS size-factor offset; Wald test of the group coefficient; " * + "Benjamini-Hochberg adjustment over the fitted taxa" @test res["diagnostics"]["n_tested"] == 3 + caveat = res["diagnostics"]["calibration_caveat"] + @test caveat["severity"] == "caution" && caveat["dispersion"] == "ml" + @test caveat["min_group_n"] == 12 && occursin("theta", caveat["message"]) @test all(r -> r["status"] == "ok", res["rows"]) @test isapprox(byt["t_up"]["estimate"], log(4); atol=0.5) @test isapprox(byt["t_up"]["log2_fold_change"], 2; atol=0.8) @@ -233,6 +291,13 @@ end reference="B", contrast="A") sb = Dict(r["taxon"] => r for r in swapped["rows"]) @test sb["t_up"]["estimate"] ≈ -byt["t_up"]["estimate"] rtol=1e-6 + # The caveat strengthens as the smaller group shrinks; the p-values + # themselves are untouched by it (checked against MASS below). + keep = [1:4; 13:16] + small = differential_abundance(effect[keep, :], effect_samples[keep], effect_taxa, + effect_groups[keep]; reference="A", contrast="B") + @test small["diagnostics"]["calibration_caveat"]["severity"] == "strong" + @test small["diagnostics"]["calibration_caveat"]["min_group_n"] == 4 @testset "matches a direct MASS::glm.nb call" begin off = log.(tss_factors(effect, effect_samples)) @@ -257,6 +322,129 @@ end end end + @testset "glmGamPoi matches a direct negative-binomial GLM with fixed dispersion" begin + if !HAVE_GLMGAMPOI + @test get(ENV, "CI", "false") != "true" # the pinned dependency is required in CI + @test_skip false + else + res = differential_abundance(effect, effect_samples, effect_taxa, effect_groups; + reference="A", contrast="B", + config=DifferentialConfig(dispersion="glmGamPoi")) + @test res["status"] == "ok" + @test res["method"] == "Negative-binomial GLM per taxon (MASS::negative.binomial " * + "with dispersion trend from glmGamPoi::glm_gp, log link) with a " * + "TSS size-factor offset; Wald test of the group coefficient; " * + "Benjamini-Hochberg adjustment over the fitted taxa" + caveat = res["diagnostics"]["calibration_caveat"] + @test caveat["severity"] == "caution" && caveat["dispersion"] == "glmGamPoi" + @test caveat["min_group_n"] == 12 && + occursin("quasi-likelihood F-test", caveat["message"]) + byt = Dict(r["taxon"] => r for r in res["rows"]) + off = log.(tss_factors(effect, effect_samples)) + g = effect_groups + phi = rcopy(R""" + local({ + gp <- glmGamPoi::glm_gp(t($effect), + design = model.matrix(~ factor($g, levels = c("A", "B"))), + size_factors = exp($off), overdispersion_shrinkage = TRUE) + as.numeric(gp$overdispersion_shrinkage_list$dispersion_trend) + }) + """) + for (j, t) in enumerate(effect_taxa) + y = effect[:, j] + theta = 1 / phi[j] + direct = rcopy(R""" + local({ + fit <- glm($y ~ factor($g, levels = c("A", "B")) + offset($off), + family = MASS::negative.binomial(theta = $theta), + control = glm.control(maxit = 100)) + unname(summary(fit, dispersion = 1)$coefficients[2, ]) + }) + """) + r = byt[t] + @test r["status"] == "ok" + @test r["estimate"] ≈ direct[1] rtol=1e-6 + @test r["standard_error"] ≈ direct[2] rtol=1e-6 + @test r["statistic"] ≈ direct[3] rtol=1e-6 + @test r["pvalue"] ≈ direct[4] rtol=1e-6 + @test r["dispersion_theta"] ≈ theta rtol=1e-6 + end + end + end + + @testset "glmGamPoi dispersion parity on two additional count scales" begin + if !HAVE_GLMGAMPOI + @test_skip false + else + # Together with the unscaled fixture above, these are three + # independent end-to-end comparisons against the R reference. + for counts in (2 .* effect, 3 .* effect) + off = log.(tss_factors(counts, effect_samples)) + rows = fit_nb(counts, effect_groups, off; levels=("A", "B"), dispersion="glmGamPoi") + g = effect_groups + phi = rcopy(R""" + local({ + gp <- glmGamPoi::glm_gp(t($counts), + design = model.matrix(~ factor($g, levels = c("A", "B"))), + size_factors = exp($off), overdispersion_shrinkage = TRUE) + as.numeric(gp$overdispersion_shrinkage_list$dispersion_trend) + }) + """) + for j in axes(counts, 2) + y = counts[:, j] + theta = 1 / phi[j] + direct = rcopy(R""" + local({ + fit <- glm($y ~ factor($g, levels = c("A", "B")) + offset($off), + family = MASS::negative.binomial(theta = $theta), + control = glm.control(maxit = 100)) + unname(summary(fit, dispersion = 1)$coefficients[2, ]) + }) + """) + @test rows.status[j] == "ok" + @test rows.estimate[j] ≈ direct[1] rtol=1e-6 + @test rows.se[j] ≈ direct[2] rtol=1e-6 + @test rows.statistic[j] ≈ direct[3] rtol=1e-6 + @test rows.pvalue[j] ≈ direct[4] rtol=1e-6 + @test rows.theta[j] ≈ theta rtol=1e-6 + end + end + end + end + + @testset "glmGamPoi invalid trends are isolated per taxon" begin + if !HAVE_GLMGAMPOI + @test_skip false + else + MetaManifold.RRuntime.with_r_lock() do + reval(raw""" + test_original_gp <- get("glm_gp", asNamespace("glmGamPoi")) + test_phi <- 0 + assignInNamespace("glm_gp", function(...) { + fit <- test_original_gp(...) + fit$overdispersion_shrinkage_list$dispersion_trend[1] <- test_phi + fit + }, ns="glmGamPoi") + """) + try + off = log.(tss_factors(effect, effect_samples)) + for (phi, status) in ((0.0, "boundary"), (-1.0, "failed"), (NaN, "failed")) + RCall.globalEnv[:test_phi] = phi + rows = fit_nb(effect, effect_groups, off; levels=("A", "B"), dispersion="glmGamPoi") + @test rows.status[1] == status + @test isnothing(rows.pvalue[1]) + @test all(rows.status[2:end] .== "ok") + end + finally + reval(raw""" + assignInNamespace("glm_gp", test_original_gp, ns="glmGamPoi") + rm(test_original_gp, test_phi) + """) + end + end + end + end + @testset "Degenerate and filtered taxa are reported, not dropped" begin if !HAVE_MASS @test_skip false @@ -360,7 +548,364 @@ end @test !isnothing(SV._config_value_error("analysis.differential.offset", "css")) @test isnothing(SV._config_value_error("analysis.differential.min_prevalence", 0.1)) @test isnothing(SV._config_value_error("analysis.differential.method", "clr_welch")) + for m in ("ancom_bc", "aldex2", "songbird") + @test isnothing(SV._config_value_error("analysis.differential.method", m)) + end @test !isnothing(SV._config_value_error("analysis.differential.method", "ancombc")) + @test isnothing(SV._config_value_error("analysis.differential.mc_samples", 128)) + @test isnothing(SV._config_value_error("analysis.differential.mc_samples", 16)) + @test isnothing(SV._config_value_error("analysis.differential.mc_samples", 4096)) + for bad_mc in (0, 15, 4097, 64.5, true, "128", nothing) + @test !isnothing(SV._config_value_error("analysis.differential.mc_samples", bad_mc)) + end + for (key, value) in (("analysis.differential.max_iter", 1), + ("analysis.differential.max_iter", 500), + ("analysis.differential.tolerance", 1e-8), + ("analysis.differential.max_seconds", 300.0), + ("analysis.differential.mn_penalty", 0.0)) + @test isnothing(SV._config_value_error(key, value)) + end + for (key, value) in (("analysis.differential.max_iter", 0), + ("analysis.differential.max_iter", 1.5), + ("analysis.differential.max_iter", NaN), + ("analysis.differential.max_iter", big(2)^80), + ("analysis.differential.tolerance", 0), + ("analysis.differential.tolerance", Inf), + ("analysis.differential.max_seconds", -1), + ("analysis.differential.max_seconds", NaN), + ("analysis.differential.mn_penalty", -0.1), + ("analysis.differential.mn_penalty", Inf)) + @test !isnothing(SV._config_value_error(key, value)) + end + for dispersion in ("ml", "glmGamPoi", " ML ", " GLMGAMPOI ") + @test isnothing(SV._config_value_error("analysis.differential.dispersion", dispersion)) + end + for dispersion in ("shrinkage", "", nothing, 1, true, ["ml"]) + @test !isnothing(SV._config_value_error("analysis.differential.dispersion", dispersion)) + end + for method in Differential.REPLACEMENT_METHODS + @test isnothing(SV._config_value_error("analysis.differential.replacement_method", method)) + @test isnothing(SV._config_value_error("analysis.differential.replacement_method", " $(uppercase(method)) ")) + end + @test !isnothing(SV._config_value_error("analysis.differential.replacement_method", "pseudocount")) + for delta in (0.01, 0.65, 0.99) + @test isnothing(SV._config_value_error("analysis.differential.replacement_delta", delta)) + end + for delta in (0, 1, -0.1, Inf, NaN, true, "0.65", nothing) + @test !isnothing(SV._config_value_error("analysis.differential.replacement_delta", delta)) + end + @test isnothing(SV._config_value_error("analysis.differential.bayesian_alpha", nothing)) + @test isnothing(SV._config_value_error("analysis.differential.bayesian_alpha", 0.5)) + for alpha in (0, -1, Inf, NaN, true, "1", []) + @test !isnothing(SV._config_value_error("analysis.differential.bayesian_alpha", alpha)) + end + end + + @testset "Config PATCH validates and records advanced zero handling" begin + SV = MetaManifold.Server + _da_fixture() do + url = "/api/v1/studies/studyD/config" + path = joinpath(SV.ServerState._root[], "data", "studyD", "pipeline.yml") + response = SV.Oxygen.internalrequest(HTTP.Request("PATCH", url, + ["Content-Type" => "application/json"], JSON3.write(Dict( + "analysis.differential.replacement_method" => " MULTIPLICATIVE_REPLACEMENT ", + "analysis.differential.replacement_delta" => 0.7, + "analysis.differential.bayesian_alpha" => 2.5)))) + @test response.status == 200 + body = JSON3.read(String(response.body)) + @test body["analysis.differential.replacement_method"].value == "multiplicative_replacement" + saved = YAML.load_file(path)["analysis"]["differential"] + @test saved["replacement_method"] == "multiplicative_replacement" + @test saved["replacement_delta"] == 0.7 && saved["bayesian_alpha"] == 2.5 + + response = SV.Oxygen.internalrequest(HTTP.Request("PATCH", url, + ["Content-Type" => "application/json"], JSON3.write(Dict( + "analysis.differential.bayesian_alpha" => nothing)))) + @test response.status == 200 + @test YAML.load_file(path)["analysis"]["differential"]["bayesian_alpha"] === nothing + + before = read(path, String) + for (key, value) in (("analysis.differential.replacement_delta", 0), + ("analysis.differential.replacement_delta", 1), + ("analysis.differential.bayesian_alpha", -1), + ("analysis.differential.max_iter", 1.5), + ("analysis.differential.tolerance", 0), + ("analysis.differential.max_seconds", -1), + ("analysis.differential.mn_penalty", -0.1), + ("analysis.differential.replacement_method", "pseudocount")) + response = SV.Oxygen.internalrequest(HTTP.Request("PATCH", url, + ["Content-Type" => "application/json"], JSON3.write(Dict(key => value)))) + @test response.status == 400 + @test JSON3.read(String(response.body)).error == "invalid_config_value" + @test read(path, String) == before + end + end + end + + @testset "Config rejects incompatible effective dispersion pairs" begin + SV = MetaManifold.Server + keym, keyd = "analysis.differential.method", "analysis.differential.dispersion" + for m in Differential.METHODS + m == "nb_glm" && continue + @test SV._differential_pair_error(Dict(keym=>m), Dict(keyd=>"glmGamPoi")) !== nothing + @test SV._differential_pair_error(Dict(keyd=>"glmGamPoi"), Dict(keym=>m)) !== nothing + @test SV._differential_pair_error(Dict(keyd=>"glmGamPoi"), Dict(keym=>m, keyd=>"ml")) === nothing + end + @test SV._differential_pair_error(Dict(keym=>(; value="clr_welch",source="study")), Dict(keyd=>" GLMGAMPOI ")) !== nothing + @test SV._differential_pair_error(Dict(keym=>"clr_welch"), Dict(keym=>"nb_glm",keyd=>"glmGamPoi")) === nothing + _da_fixture() do + root = SV.ServerState._root[] + path = joinpath(root,"data","studyD","pipeline.yml") + write(path,"analysis:\n differential:\n method: clr_welch\n") + before = read(path,String) + response = SV.Oxygen.internalrequest(HTTP.Request("PATCH", "/api/v1/studies/studyD/config", ["Content-Type"=>"application/json"], JSON3.write(Dict(keyd=>"glmGamPoi")))) + @test response.status == 400 + @test read(path,String) == before + # A batch can change both options together, irrespective of key order. + batch = Dict(keyd=>"glmGamPoi", keym=>"nb_glm") + response = SV.Oxygen.internalrequest(HTTP.Request("PATCH", "/api/v1/studies/studyD/config", ["Content-Type"=>"application/json"], JSON3.write(batch))) + @test response.status == 200 + before = read(path,String) + response = SV.Oxygen.internalrequest(HTTP.Request("PATCH", "/api/v1/studies/studyD/config", ["Content-Type"=>"application/json"], JSON3.write(Dict(keym=>"clr_welch")))) + @test response.status == 400 + @test read(path,String) == before + end + end + + @testset "Config rejects incompatible joint-compositional settings" begin + SV = MetaManifold.Server + keym = "analysis.differential.method" + keyr = "analysis.differential.mn_reference_taxon" + keyp = "analysis.differential.mn_penalty" + keyo = "analysis.differential.dm_overdispersion_method" + for m in filter(m -> !(m in Differential.COMPOSITIONAL_METHODS), Differential.METHODS) + @test SV._differential_pair_error(Dict(keym=>m), Dict(keyr=>"Up")) !== nothing + @test SV._differential_pair_error(Dict(keym=>m), Dict(keyp=>0.5)) !== nothing + @test SV._differential_pair_error(Dict(keym=>m), Dict(keyo=>"mom")) !== nothing + end + @test SV._differential_pair_error(Dict(keym=>"nb_glm"), Dict(keyr=>" ")) === nothing + @test SV._differential_pair_error(Dict(keym=>"multinomial"), + Dict(keyr=>"Up", keyp=>0.5)) === nothing + @test SV._differential_pair_error(Dict(keym=>"multinomial"), Dict(keyo=>"mom")) !== nothing + @test SV._differential_pair_error(Dict(keym=>"dirichlet_multinomial"), + Dict(keyr=>"Up", keyp=>0.5, keyo=>"mom")) === nothing + end + + @testset "Config PATCH publishes canonical, complete documents" begin + SV = MetaManifold.Server + keym, keyd = "analysis.differential.method", "analysis.differential.dispersion" + _da_fixture() do + root = SV.ServerState._root[] + group_dir = joinpath(root, "data", "studyD", "groupG") + run_dir = joinpath(group_dir, "runG") + mkpath(run_dir) + touch(joinpath(group_dir, ".group")) + touch(joinpath(run_dir, "sample_R1.fastq.gz")) + touch(joinpath(run_dir, "sample_R2.fastq.gz")) + scopes = [("/api/v1/config", joinpath(root, "config", "pipeline.yml")), + ("/api/v1/studies/studyD/config", joinpath(root, "data", "studyD", "pipeline.yml")), + ("/api/v1/studies/studyD/groups/groupG/config", joinpath(group_dir, "pipeline.yml")), + ("/api/v1/studies/studyD/runs/runG/config?group=groupG", joinpath(run_dir, "pipeline.yml"))] + for (url, path) in scopes + for (submitted, expected) in ((" ML ", "ml"), (" GLMGAMPOI ", "glmGamPoi")) + response = SV.Oxygen.internalrequest(HTTP.Request("PATCH", url, + ["Content-Type"=>"application/json"], JSON3.write(Dict(keym=>"nb_glm", keyd=>submitted, "seed"=>456)))) + @test response.status == 200 + @test JSON3.read(String(response.body))[keyd].value == expected + @test YAML.load_file(path)["analysis"]["differential"]["dispersion"] == expected + response = SV.Oxygen.internalrequest(HTTP.Request("GET", url)) + @test response.status == 200 + @test JSON3.read(String(response.body))[keyd].value == expected + @test YAML.load_file(path)["seed"] == 456 + end + end + # Both transitions must preserve unrelated fields. Explicit ordering + # exercises the formerly invalid intermediate clr_welch/glmGamPoi pair. + path = scopes[2][2] + for changes in (OrderedDict(keyd=>"ml", keym=>"clr_welch"), + OrderedDict(keyd=>"glmGamPoi", keym=>"nb_glm"), + OrderedDict(keym=>"clr_welch", keyd=>"ml")) + @test SV._write_config_updates(path, changes) === nothing + saved = YAML.load_file(path) + @test saved["seed"] == 456 + @test saved["analysis"]["differential"]["method"] == changes[keym] + @test saved["analysis"]["differential"]["dispersion"] == changes[keyd] + end + before = read(path, String) + bad = SV._write_config_updates(path, Dict(keyd=>"glmGamPoi")) + @test bad.status == 400 + @test read(path, String) == before + + run_url, run_path = scopes[4] + before_run = read(run_path, String) + response = SV.Oxygen.internalrequest(HTTP.Request("PATCH", run_url, + ["Content-Type"=>"application/json"], JSON3.write(Dict(keym=>"clr_welch")))) + @test response.status == 400 + @test read(run_path, String) == before_run + + # The first valid key must stay unpublished when a later setter fails. + YAML.write_file(path, Dict("phylogeny"=>"not-a-section", "seed"=>456)) + before = read(path, String) + @test_throws ErrorException SV._write_config_updates(path, + OrderedDict("seed"=>789, "phylogeny.reference.trim.method"=>"none")) + @test read(path, String) == before + end + end + + @testset "Parent PATCH validates affected descendants before publication" begin + SV = MetaManifold.Server + keym, keyd = "analysis.differential.method", "analysis.differential.dispersion" + _da_fixture() do + root = SV.ServerState._root[] + global_path = joinpath(root, "config", "pipeline.yml") + study_path = joinpath(root, "data", "studyD", "pipeline.yml") + group_dir = joinpath(dirname(study_path), "groupG") + run_dir = joinpath(group_dir, "runG") + mkpath(run_dir); touch(joinpath(group_dir, ".group")) + touch(joinpath(run_dir, "sample_R1.fastq.gz")) + group_path, run_path = joinpath(group_dir, "pipeline.yml"), joinpath(run_dir, "pipeline.yml") + save(path, values) = YAML.write_file(path, Dict("analysis"=>Dict("differential"=>values))) + patch(url, changes) = SV.Oxygen.internalrequest(HTTP.Request("PATCH", url, + ["Content-Type"=>"application/json"], JSON3.write(changes))) + save(global_path, Dict("method"=>"nb_glm", "dispersion"=>"ml")) + save(study_path, Dict("dispersion"=>"glmGamPoi")) + before = read(global_path, String) + response = patch("/api/v1/config", Dict(keym=>"clr_welch", "seed"=>789)) + @test response.status == 400 + @test occursin("studyD", JSON3.read(String(response.body)).message) + @test read(global_path, String) == before + # A deeper complete pair shields that subtree from a parent edit. + save(study_path, Dict("method"=>"nb_glm", "dispersion"=>"glmGamPoi")) + @test patch("/api/v1/config", Dict(keym=>"clr_welch", keyd=>"ml")).status == 200 + + save(global_path, Dict("method"=>"nb_glm", "dispersion"=>"ml")) + save(study_path, Dict("method"=>"nb_glm", "dispersion"=>"ml")) + save(group_path, Dict("dispersion"=>"glmGamPoi")) + before = read(study_path, String) + @test patch("/api/v1/studies/studyD/config", Dict(keym=>"clr_welch")).status == 400 + @test read(study_path, String) == before + save(group_path, Dict("method"=>"nb_glm", "dispersion"=>"ml")) + save(run_path, Dict("dispersion"=>"glmGamPoi")) + before = read(group_path, String) + group_url = "/api/v1/studies/studyD/groups/groupG/config" + response = patch(group_url, Dict(keym=>"clr_welch")) + @test response.status == 400 + @test occursin("runG", JSON3.read(String(response.body)).message) + @test read(group_path, String) == before + save(run_path, Dict("method"=>"nb_glm", "dispersion"=>"glmGamPoi")) + @test patch(group_url, Dict(keym=>"clr_welch")).status == 200 + + # A run without an override file still inherits a validated cascade. + run_a = joinpath(root, "data", "studyD", "runA", "pipeline.yml") + rm(run_a) + @test patch("/api/v1/studies/studyD/config", Dict(keyd=>"glmGamPoi")).status == 200 + response = SV.Oxygen.internalrequest(HTTP.Request("GET", "/api/v1/studies/studyD/runs/runA/config")) + @test response.status == 200 + @test JSON3.read(String(response.body))[keyd].value == "glmGamPoi" + + # A malformed sibling is outside a run edit's affected subtree. + write(joinpath(root,"data","studyD","runB","pipeline.yml"), "analysis: [broken") + @test SV._write_config_updates(run_a, Dict(keyd=>"ml")) === nothing + end + end + + @testset "DELETE validates inherited values at every config scope" begin + SV = MetaManifold.Server + keym, keyd = "analysis.differential.method", "analysis.differential.dispersion" + for scope in 1:4, deleted in (keym, keyd, "valid") + _da_fixture() do + root = SV.ServerState._root[] + group_dir = joinpath(root, "data", "studyD", "groupG") + run_dir = joinpath(group_dir, "runG") + mkpath(run_dir); touch(joinpath(group_dir, ".group")) + touch(joinpath(run_dir, "sample_R1.fastq.gz")) + factory = joinpath(root, "config", "defaults", "pipeline.yml") + mkpath(dirname(factory)) + paths = [joinpath(root,"config","pipeline.yml"), + joinpath(root,"data","studyD","pipeline.yml"), + joinpath(group_dir,"pipeline.yml"), joinpath(run_dir,"pipeline.yml")] + urls = ["/api/v1/config", "/api/v1/studies/studyD/config", + "/api/v1/studies/studyD/groups/groupG/config", + "/api/v1/studies/studyD/runs/runG/config"] + query = scope == 4 ? "?group=groupG" : "" + method, dispersion = deleted == keym ? ("clr_welch", "ml") : + deleted == keyd ? ("nb_glm", "glmGamPoi") : ("nb_glm", "ml") + doc(m, d, seed) = Dict("seed"=>seed, "analysis"=>Dict("differential"=>Dict("method"=>m, "dispersion"=>d))) + for path in [factory; paths] + YAML.write_file(path, doc(method, dispersion, 123)) + end + target_method, target_dispersion = deleted == keym ? ("nb_glm", "glmGamPoi") : + deleted == keyd ? ("clr_welch", "ml") : ("nb_glm", "ml") + YAML.write_file(paths[scope], doc(target_method, target_dispersion, 456)) + before = Dict(p=>read(p,String) for p in [factory; paths]) + if deleted != "valid" + response = SV.Oxygen.internalrequest(HTTP.Request("DELETE", "$(urls[scope])/$deleted$query")) + @test response.status == 400 + @test JSON3.read(String(response.body)).error == "invalid_config_value" + @test all(read(p,String) == text for (p,text) in before) + else + for (key, expected) in ((keym,"nb_glm"), (keyd,"ml"), ("seed",123)) + response = SV.Oxygen.internalrequest(HTTP.Request("DELETE", "$(urls[scope])/$key$query")) + @test response.status == 200 + @test JSON3.read(String(response.body))[key].value == expected + end + unchanged = read(paths[scope], String) + @test SV.Oxygen.internalrequest(HTTP.Request("DELETE", "$(urls[scope])/seed$query")).status == 200 + @test read(paths[scope], String) == unchanged + end + end + end + end + + @testset "two-part negative-binomial models" begin + if !HAVE_R + @test_skip false + else + rng = MersenneTwister(18) + g = vcat(fill("A", 60), fill("B", 60)) + x = zeros(Int, 120, 2) + for i in eachindex(g), j in 1:2 + pzero = j == 1 ? (g[i] == "A" ? 0.55 : 0.25) : 0.4 + x[i,j] = rand(rng) < pzero ? 0 : 1 + rand(rng, 0:5) + (j == 1 && g[i] == "B" ? 3 : 0) + end + for kind in ("zinb", "hurdle_nb") + fitted = fit_two_part_nb(x, g, zeros(120); levels=("A", "B"), kind) + @test nrow(fitted) == 2 + @test all(fitted.status .== "ok") + @test all(isfinite, fitted.pvalue) + @test all((0 .<= fitted.pvalue) .& (fitted.pvalue .<= 1)) + @test all(isfinite, fitted.zero_estimate) + @test fitted.estimate[1] > 0 + end + end + end + + @testset "occupancy requires repeated detection histories" begin + rng = MersenneTwister(29) + history = falses(100, 4, 100) + g = vcat(fill("A", 50), fill("B", 50)) + for i in eachindex(g), j in axes(history,3) + occupied = rand(rng) < 0.7 + for v in 1:4 + history[i,v,j] = occupied && rand(rng) < 0.55 + end + end + taxa = ["taxon_$j" for j in axes(history,3)] + @test_throws ArgumentError fit_occupancy(history[:,1:1,:], g, taxa; levels=("A","B")) + @test_throws ArgumentError fit_occupancy(history, g[1:end-1], taxa; levels=("A","B")) + if !HAVE_R + @test_skip false + else + fitted = fit_occupancy(history, g, taxa; levels=("A","B")) + @test nrow(fitted) == length(taxa) + @test all(fitted.status .== "ok") + @test all((0 .<= fitted.detection_probability) .& (fitted.detection_probability .<= 1)) + @test all((0 .<= fitted.psi_reference) .& (fitted.psi_reference .<= 1)) + @test all((0 .<= fitted.psi_contrast) .& (fitted.psi_contrast .<= 1)) + @test sum(fitted.detection_probability) / length(fitted.detection_probability) ≈ 0.55 atol=0.2 + @test sum(fitted.psi_reference) / length(fitted.psi_reference) ≈ 0.7 atol=0.1 + @test all((0 .<= fitted.padj) .& (fitted.padj .<= 1)) + end end @testset "CLR transform" begin @@ -385,6 +930,7 @@ end @test isempty(res["size_factors"]) @test res["config"]["method"] == "clr_welch" && !haskey(res["config"], "offset") @test res["diagnostics"]["zero_replacement"]["zeros_replaced"] == 0 + @test !haskey(res["diagnostics"], "calibration_caveat") @test occursin("Welch", res["method"]) && occursin("cmultRepl", res["method"]) # Known answer, independent of R: the estimate is mean(B) - mean(A) # of each taxon's CLR. @@ -434,35 +980,93 @@ end effect_taxa, ["A", "A", "B"]; reference="A", contrast="B", config=clr_config) end - @testset "Zero replacement matches a direct zCompositions::cmultRepl call" begin + @testset "Zero replacement matches direct zCompositions calls on three datasets" begin if !HAVE_ZCOMP @test_skip false else - x = [0 3 0 12 5; 7 0 1 0 9; 2 2 2 2 2; 0 6 4 30 1; 5 1 0 3 0] - out = replace_zeros(x; frac=0.65) - direct = rcopy(R""" - as.matrix(zCompositions::cmultRepl($(Float64.(x)), label = 0, method = "GBM", - output = "prop", frac = 0.65, z.warning = 1, z.delete = FALSE, - suppress.print = TRUE)) - """) - @test out.proportions ≈ direct rtol=1e-12 - @test out.zeros_replaced == count(==(0), x) - @test all(>(0), out.proportions) - @test vec(sum(out.proportions; dims=2)) ≈ ones(5) - # The ratios among a sample's observed taxa are kept. - @test out.proportions[1, 2] / out.proportions[1, 4] ≈ 3 / 12 + datasets = ( + [0 3 0 12 5; 7 0 1 0 9; 2 2 2 2 2; 0 6 4 30 1; 5 1 0 3 0], + [0 1 0 4; 2 0 3 1; 5 2 0 0; 1 3 2 2; 0 4 1 3], + [0 0 5; 1 0 4; 2 3 0; 0 2 3; 4 1 0; 2 2 2], + ) + scenarios = (("bayesian_multiplicative", nothing), + ("bayesian_multiplicative", 2.5), + ("multiplicative_replacement", nothing)) + for x in datasets, (method, alpha) in scenarios + out = replace_zeros(x; method, frac=0.65, alpha) + totals = vec(sum(Float64.(x); dims=1)) + prior = [(totals[j] - x[i, j]) / (sum(totals) - sum(x[i, :])) + for i in axes(x, 1), j in axes(x, 2)] + concentration = [isnothing(alpha) ? exp(-sum(log.(prior[i, :])) / size(x, 2)) : + Float64(alpha) for i in axes(x, 1)] + direct = if method == "multiplicative_replacement" + rcopy(R""" + as.matrix(zCompositions::cmultRepl($(Float64.(x)), label = 0, method = "CZM", + output = "prop", frac = 0.65, z.warning = 1, z.delete = FALSE, + suppress.print = TRUE)) + """) + elseif isnothing(alpha) + rcopy(R""" + as.matrix(zCompositions::cmultRepl($(Float64.(x)), label = 0, method = "GBM", + output = "prop", frac = 0.65, z.warning = 1, z.delete = FALSE, + suppress.print = TRUE)) + """) + else + rcopy(R""" + as.matrix(zCompositions::cmultRepl($(Float64.(x)), label = 0, method = "user", + output = "prop", frac = 0.65, t = $prior, s = $concentration, + z.warning = 1, z.delete = FALSE, suppress.print = TRUE)) + """) + end + @test out.proportions ≈ direct rtol=1e-12 atol=1e-14 + @test out.zeros_replaced == count(==(0), x) + @test out.method == method && out.delta == 0.65 && out.alpha == alpha + @test all(>(0), out.proportions) + @test vec(sum(out.proportions; dims=2)) ≈ ones(size(x, 1)) + # Every observed pair in every sample keeps its original ratio. + for i in axes(x, 1), j in axes(x, 2), k in axes(x, 2) + if x[i, j] > 0 && x[i, k] > 0 + @test out.proportions[i, j] / out.proportions[i, k] ≈ x[i, j] / x[i, k] rtol=1e-10 + end + end + if method == "multiplicative_replacement" + @test isnothing(out.posterior) + else + @test out.posterior.prior_mean ≈ prior rtol=1e-12 + @test out.posterior.concentration ≈ concentration rtol=1e-12 + # The returned parameters are sufficient to reconstruct a + # zero's Dirichlet marginal, independently of the output. + i, j = 1, findfirst(==(0), x[1, :]) + shape = concentration[i] * prior[i, j] + total_shape = sum(x[i, :]) + concentration[i] + variance = shape * (total_shape - shape) / (total_shape^2 * (total_shape + 1)) + @test 0 < variance < 1 + end + end + # A sample without zeros is its closure; it has no imputed mass. - @test out.proportions[3, :] ≈ fill(0.2, 5) - @test out.imputed_mass[3] == 0.0 - @test out.imputed_mass[1] ≈ out.proportions[1, 1] + out.proportions[1, 3] + first_out = replace_zeros(datasets[1]; frac=0.65) + @test first_out.proportions[3, :] ≈ fill(0.2, 5) + @test first_out.imputed_mass[3] == 0.0 + @test first_out.imputed_mass[1] ≈ first_out.proportions[1, 1] + first_out.proportions[1, 3] # No zero at all: cmultRepl is not called, the closure is returned. - @test replace_zeros([1 3; 2 2]).proportions ≈ [0.25 0.75; 0.5 0.5] + no_zero = replace_zeros([1 3; 2 2]) + @test no_zero.proportions ≈ [0.25 0.75; 0.5 0.5] + @test isnothing(no_zero.posterior) - msg = try replace_zeros([0 3 4; 1 0 5; 0 2 6]; taxa=["lone", "q", "r"]); "" catch e; e.msg end + sparse = [0 3 4; 1 0 5; 0 2 6] + msg = try replace_zeros(sparse; taxa=["lone", "q", "r"]); "" catch e; e.msg end @test occursin("'lone'", msg) && occursin("min_prevalence", msg) + # CZM does not use the leave-one-out prior, so a taxon observed in + # one sample is valid; a taxon never observed is still refused. + @test all(>(0), replace_zeros(sparse; method="multiplicative_replacement").proportions) + @test_throws ArgumentError replace_zeros([0 1; 0 2; 0 3]; method="multiplicative_replacement") msg = try replace_zeros([0 0; 3 4; 1 2]; samples=["empty", "b", "c"]); "" catch e; e.msg end @test occursin("'empty'", msg) @test_throws ArgumentError replace_zeros(reshape([1, 2, 3], 3, 1)) + @test_throws ArgumentError replace_zeros([0 1]) + @test any(occursin("underflow", w) for w in replace_zeros(datasets[1]; frac=0.005).warnings) + @test any(occursin("substantial mass", w) for w in replace_zeros(datasets[1]; frac=0.9).warnings) end end @@ -529,6 +1133,44 @@ end end end + @testset "CLR: replacement policy and Bayesian alpha are honoured end to end" begin + if !HAVE_ZCOMP + @test_skip false + else + x = [10 20 2; 12 18 0; 11 19 3; 30 8 0; 28 9 4; 33 7 5] + s = ["s$i" for i in 1:6] + taxa = ["p", "q", "r"] + g = ["A", "A", "A", "B", "B", "B"] + for (method, alpha, r_name) in (("multiplicative_replacement", nothing, "CZM"), + ("bayesian_multiplicative", 2.5, "user")) + config = DifferentialConfig("tss", 0.5; method="clr_welch", + replacement_method=method, bayesian_alpha=alpha) + res = differential_abundance(x, s, taxa, g; reference="A", contrast="B", config) + @test res["config"]["replacement_method"] == method + @test res["config"]["bayesian_alpha"] == alpha + @test occursin("($r_name, frac = 0.65", res["method"]) + zr = res["diagnostics"]["zero_replacement"] + @test zr["method"] == "zCompositions::cmultRepl ($r_name)" + @test zr["alpha"] == alpha + if method == "bayesian_multiplicative" + @test zr["posterior"]["family"] == "Dirichlet" + @test length(zr["posterior"]["concentration"]) == 6 + @test all(row -> row["value"] == 2.5, zr["posterior"]["concentration"]) + else + @test !haskey(zr, "posterior") + end + replaced = replace_zeros(x; method, alpha) + z = clr_transform(replaced.proportions) + a = g .== "A" + byt = Dict(r["taxon"] => r for r in res["rows"]) + for (j, taxon) in enumerate(taxa) + expected = sum(z[.!a, j]) / 3 - sum(z[a, j]) / 3 + @test byt[taxon]["estimate"] ≈ expected rtol=1e-8 + end + end + end + end + @testset "CLR: a sparse table with rare taxa runs once min_prevalence is set" begin if !HAVE_ZCOMP @test_skip false @@ -610,8 +1252,439 @@ end end end + + # ---- Multinomial and Dirichlet-multinomial regression ------------------- + # The reference values below come from an independent numpy port of + # src/analysis/compositional.jl (same Newton steps, same alternation, same + # special functions), quoted to 12 digits, and from mpmath at 40 digits for + # the special functions themselves. They pin the models without R: MGLM's + # MGLMreg is what a reviewer should compare against, and the tables here are + # the gate that keeps the Julia and the reference implementation together. + # + # 6 samples x 4 taxa in two groups, taxon 1 as the reference: the sample is + # overdispersed, so the Dirichlet-multinomial beats the multinomial and its + # concentration is identifiable deep inside (CONCENTRATION_MIN, MAX). + mn_counts = [12 40 8 3; 9 51 11 2; 20 30 5 4; 3 18 22 9; 7 25 15 5; 11 12 9 20] + mn_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] + # 8 samples x 3 taxa whose counts are multinomial to the eye: nothing to + # overdisperse, so the Dirichlet concentration runs to its upper bound. + flat_counts = [5 30 50; 8 25 60; 6 35 45; 7 28 55; + 40 27 6; 55 33 4; 35 29 9; 60 31 5] + flat_design = [1.0 0.0; 1.0 0.0; 1.0 0.0; 1.0 0.0; + 1.0 1.0; 1.0 1.0; 1.0 1.0; 1.0 1.0] + + @testset "Multinomial configuration" begin + # Both methods are selectable names, and the two are told apart from the + # per-taxon models by one tuple. + @test Differential.METHODS == + ("nb_glm", "clr_welch", "zinb", "hurdle_nb", "ancom_bc", "aldex2", + "songbird", "multinomial", "dirichlet_multinomial") + @test Differential.COMPOSITIONAL_METHODS == ("multinomial", "dirichlet_multinomial") + c = DifferentialConfig(; method="multinomial") + @test c.method == "multinomial" + @test c.mn_reference_taxon === nothing + @test c.mn_penalty == 0.0 + @test c.dm_overdispersion_method == "mle" + # The optimiser defaults are documented twice: once here, once in + # CompositionalModels. They must not drift apart. + @test c.max_iter == CM.DEFAULT_MAX_ITER == 500 + @test c.tol == CM.DEFAULT_TOL == 1e-8 + @test c.max_seconds == CM.DEFAULT_MAX_SECONDS == 300.0 + @test CM.DM_METHODS == ("mle", "mom") + # Names reach the model canonically, whatever case or padding arrives. + @test DifferentialConfig(; method=" MULTINOMIAL ").method == "multinomial" + @test DifferentialConfig(; method="Dirichlet_Multinomial").method == "dirichlet_multinomial" + @test DifferentialConfig(; method="dirichlet_multinomial", + dm_overdispersion_method=" MOM ").dm_overdispersion_method == "mom" + @test DifferentialConfig(; method="multinomial", mn_penalty=0.5).mn_penalty == 0.5 + @test DifferentialConfig(; method="multinomial", mn_reference_taxon=" Bacteroides ").mn_reference_taxon == + "Bacteroides" + # An empty reference is the automatic one, so clearing it works. + @test DifferentialConfig(; method="multinomial", mn_reference_taxon=" ").mn_reference_taxon === nothing + @test DifferentialConfig(; method="dirichlet_multinomial", max_iter=12).max_iter == 12 + @test DifferentialConfig(; method="multinomial", tol=1e-6).tol == 1e-6 + # Settings that belong to another method are refused, not ignored. + e = try + DifferentialConfig(; method="nb_glm", mn_reference_taxon="Bacteroides") + nothing + catch err + err + end + @test e isa ArgumentError + @test occursin("mn_reference_taxon", sprint(showerror, e)) + @test_throws ArgumentError DifferentialConfig(; method="nb_glm", mn_penalty=1.0) + @test_throws ArgumentError DifferentialConfig(; method="clr_welch", mn_penalty=1.0) + @test_throws ArgumentError DifferentialConfig(; method="multinomial", dispersion="glmGamPoi") + @test_throws ArgumentError DifferentialConfig(; method="multinomial", + dm_overdispersion_method="mom") + @test_throws ArgumentError DifferentialConfig(; method="dirichlet_multinomial", + dm_overdispersion_method="reml") + # Out-of-range numbers. + for bad in (-1.0, NaN, Inf) + @test_throws ArgumentError DifferentialConfig(; method="multinomial", mn_penalty=bad) + end + for bad in (0, -3) + @test_throws ArgumentError DifferentialConfig(; method="multinomial", max_iter=bad) + end + for bad in (0.0, -1.0, NaN) + @test_throws ArgumentError DifferentialConfig(; method="multinomial", tol=bad) + @test_throws ArgumentError DifferentialConfig(; method="multinomial", max_seconds=bad) + end + # The config route publishes the new keys with their enum values, so the + # editor offers exactly what the model accepts. + @test MetaManifold.Server._ENUM_VALUES["analysis.differential.method"] == + Differential.METHODS + @test MetaManifold.Server._ENUM_VALUES["analysis.differential.dm_overdispersion_method"] == + Differential.DM_METHODS + end + + @testset "Multinomial: the Wald p-value uses the normal tail" begin + # `_erfc` carries the two-sided normal tail for the Wald test. The + # reference values are the complementary error function from libm, an + # implementation independent of the series/continued fraction here. + for (t, expected) in ((0.0, 1.0), (0.25, 0.7236736098317631), + (0.5, 0.47950012218695348), (0.75, 0.28884436634648486), + (1.0, 0.15729920705028513), (1.25, 0.07709987174354177), + (1.5, 0.033894853524689274), (2.0, 0.0046777349810472654), + (2.5, 0.00040695201744495892), (3.0, 2.2090496998585438e-05), + (4.0, 1.541725790028002e-08), (5.0, 1.5374597944280351e-12), + (7.0, 4.1838256077794142e-23), (10.0, 2.0884875837625449e-45)) + @test CM._erfc(t) ≈ expected rtol = 1e-12 + end + @test CM._erfc(-0.5) ≈ 2.0 - CM._erfc(0.5) atol = 1e-15 + # The tail keeps falling where a naive 1 - cdf would have collapsed to 0. + @test 0.0 < CM._erfc(20.0) < 1e-170 + @test CM._erfc(0.0) == 1.0 + end + + @testset "Multinomial: coefficients, standard errors and likelihood" begin + fit = CM.fit_multinomial(mn_counts, mn_design; reference=1) + @test fit.converged + @test 1 <= fit.iterations <= 20 # 6 in the reference run + @test fit.n_parameters == 6 + # No concentration and no overdispersion: the multinomial is the c -> Inf + # end of the family. + @test fit.concentration == Inf + @test fit.overdispersion == 0.0 + @test fit.alternations == 0 + @test fit.coefficients ≈ [ 1.082218478892 -0.119407731383; + -0.535518236356 1.319637195122; + -1.516347489368 1.998185576261] rtol=1e-7 + @test fit.standard_errors ≈ [0.180706133577 0.313776309675; + 0.257015389751 0.367987891952; + 0.368105086916 0.461012111922] rtol=1e-7 + @test fit.statistic ≈ [ 5.988830912766 -0.380550499517; + -2.083603775144 3.586088629503; + -4.119333155843 4.334345073780] rtol=1e-7 + @test fit.pvalue ≈ [2.113547511001e-09 7.035368178484e-01; + 3.719622334023e-02 3.356749143897e-04; + 3.799704360231e-05 1.461947018922e-05] rtol=1e-6 + @test fit.loglik ≈ -407.0649687189738 rtol=1e-12 + # The ridge penalty shrinks every coefficient towards zero, costs + # likelihood, and leaves the Wald statistic of the penalised fit. + pen = CM.fit_multinomial(mn_counts, mn_design; reference=1, penalty=0.5) + @test pen.converged + @test maximum(abs.(pen.coefficients)) < maximum(abs.(fit.coefficients)) + @test pen.loglik < fit.loglik + @test pen.loglik ≈ -407.28567750994813 rtol=1e-10 + @test pen.coefficients ≈ [ 1.118161966957 -0.215012653567; + -0.460636409664 1.170338505343; + -1.319158248268 1.713855339132] rtol=1e-7 + # A penalty of 0 is exactly maximum likelihood; a negative one is refused. + @test CM.fit_multinomial(mn_counts, mn_design; reference=1, penalty=0.0).coefficients ≈ + fit.coefficients rtol=1e-12 + end + + @testset "Multinomial: observed information matches a numerical Hessian" begin + fit = CM.fit_multinomial(mn_counts, mn_design; reference=1) + info = CM.observed_information(mn_counts, mn_design, fit.coefficients; reference=1) + p = 6 + @test size(info) == (p, p) + @test info ≈ info' rtol=1e-14 # symmetric, so a caller can invert it + # Parameters are ordered (taxon, covariate) with the covariate fastest, + # the order `statistic` and `pvalue` use. + lk(t) = (div(t - 1, 2) + 1, mod(t - 1, 2) + 1) + function objective(a, b, da, db) + B = copy(fit.coefficients) + (la, ka) = lk(a) + (lb, kb) = lk(b) + B[la, ka] += da + B[lb, kb] += db + -CM.multinomial_loglik(mn_counts, + CM.composition_probabilities(mn_design, B; reference=1)) + end + h = 1e-5 + num = [(objective(a, b, h, h) - objective(a, b, h, -h) - + objective(a, b, -h, h) + objective(a, b, -h, -h)) / (4 * h^2) + for a in 1:p, b in 1:p] + @test maximum(abs.(info - num)) <= 1e-4 * maximum(abs.(num)) + # The ridge penalty is a diagonal term and nothing else. + pen = CM.observed_information(mn_counts, mn_design, fit.coefficients; + reference=1, penalty=2.0) + @test pen - info ≈ [i == j ? 2.0 : 0.0 for i in 1:p, j in 1:p] rtol=1e-12 + # ... which is why a ridge fit's standard errors are the ridge ones: + # smaller than the unpenalised fit's, and finite even where the + # likelihood alone is flat. + penfit = CM.fit_multinomial(mn_counts, mn_design; reference=1, penalty=2.0) + @test all(penfit.standard_errors .< fit.standard_errors) + end + + @testset "Dirichlet-multinomial: overdispersion is estimated, not assumed" begin + mn = CM.fit_multinomial(mn_counts, mn_design; reference=1) + dm = CM.fit_dirichlet_multinomial(mn_counts, mn_design; reference=1) + @test dm.converged + @test 1 <= dm.alternations <= 20 # 6 in the reference run + # The extra parameter has to pay for itself: the Dirichlet-multinomial + # likelihood is higher by 2.9 on one degree of freedom. + @test dm.loglik > mn.loglik + @test dm.n_parameters == mn.n_parameters + 1 + @test dm.loglik ≈ -404.20997824942896 rtol=1e-10 + @test dm.concentration ≈ 53.362066917711644 rtol=1e-3 + @test dm.overdispersion ≈ 0.01839517988735986 rtol=1e-3 + @test 0.0 < dm.overdispersion < 1.0 + @test dm.coefficients ≈ [ 1.071032144989 -0.114066335487; + -0.501173931974 1.275343318453; + -1.368474581812 1.805519460437] rtol=1e-6 + @test dm.standard_errors ≈ [0.265587018181 0.441717024040; + 0.368657299554 0.517219391431; + 0.481355112438 0.617114850217] rtol=1e-6 + @test dm.statistic ≈ [ 4.032697653391 -0.258233958120; + -1.359457503161 2.465768568586; + -2.842962599651 2.925743011698] rtol=1e-6 + # Between-sample variation widens every standard error: the multinomial's + # are too small by the square root of the overdispersion factor. + @test all(dm.standard_errors .> mn.standard_errors) + # The method of moments is a one-shot alternative: no alternation, a + # smaller concentration here, and the same sign and scale of effect. + mom = CM.fit_dirichlet_multinomial(mn_counts, mn_design; reference=1, + overdispersion_method="mom") + @test mom.converged + @test mom.alternations == 0 + @test mom.concentration ≈ 42.76597063846098 rtol=1e-4 + @test mom.overdispersion ≈ 0.02284880205812716 rtol=1e-4 + @test mom.loglik ≈ -404.2698986845995 rtol=1e-10 + @test mom.coefficients ≈ [ 1.065395681465 -0.114069708300; + -0.493938545821 1.262656401027; + -1.338569035064 1.768148887907] rtol=1e-6 + @test dm.loglik > mom.loglik # profiling beats one moment + @test sign.(dm.coefficients) == sign.(mn.coefficients) + end + + @testset "Dirichlet-multinomial: a table with no overdispersion is multinomial" begin + mn = CM.fit_multinomial(flat_counts, flat_design; reference=2) + dm = CM.fit_dirichlet_multinomial(flat_counts, flat_design; reference=2) + # The concentration runs to the top of its range and the fit is reported + # as that bound; the coefficients are the multinomial's exactly, because + # a flat Dirichlet is the multinomial at double precision. + @test dm.concentration >= CM.CONCENTRATION_MAX * (1 - 1e-6) + @test dm.overdispersion < 1e-5 + @test dm.alternations == 0 + @test dm.converged + @test dm.coefficients == mn.coefficients + @test dm.loglik == mn.loglik + @test dm.n_parameters == mn.n_parameters + 1 + # Both references agree with the reference table for this table. + @test mn.coefficients ≈ [-1.512588086416 1.972120415794; + 0.576422906252 -2.185860818556] rtol=1e-8 + @test mn.standard_errors ≈ [0.216647443400 0.246033749636; + 0.115049906706 0.251468648201] rtol=1e-8 + @test mn.loglik ≈ -600.4014470047102 rtol=1e-12 + end + + @testset "Multinomial: the reference taxon is only a reparameterisation" begin + f1 = CM.fit_multinomial(flat_counts, flat_design; reference=1) + f2 = CM.fit_multinomial(flat_counts, flat_design; reference=2) + f3 = CM.fit_multinomial(flat_counts, flat_design; reference=3) + # The composition, and so the likelihood, does not depend on the choice. + @test f1.loglik ≈ f2.loglik rtol=1e-10 + @test f2.loglik ≈ f3.loglik rtol=1e-10 + # Swapping the reference negates the log ratio between the two taxa. + @test f2.coefficients[1, 2] ≈ -f1.coefficients[1, 2] rtol=1e-8 + @test f3.coefficients[1, 2] ≈ -f1.coefficients[2, 2] rtol=1e-8 + # A third taxon's log ratio against the reference is the difference of + # the two log ratios through the third, which is why a log ratio is + # coherent under compositionality and a raw abundance is not. + @test f2.coefficients[2, 2] ≈ f1.coefficients[2, 2] - f1.coefficients[1, 2] rtol=1e-8 + @test f3.coefficients[2, 2] ≈ f1.coefficients[1, 2] - f1.coefficients[2, 2] rtol=1e-8 + @test f1.coefficients[1, 2] ≈ -1.972120415794 rtol=1e-8 + @test f1.coefficients[2, 2] ≈ -4.157981234350 rtol=1e-8 + end + + @testset "Multinomial: unusable input is refused with its reason" begin + @test_throws ArgumentError CM.fit_multinomial(mn_counts, mn_design; reference=0) + @test_throws ArgumentError CM.fit_multinomial(mn_counts, mn_design; reference=5) + @test_throws ArgumentError CM.fit_multinomial(mn_counts, mn_design; penalty=-1.0) + @test_throws ArgumentError CM.fit_multinomial(mn_counts, mn_design; penalty=NaN) + @test_throws ArgumentError CM.fit_multinomial(mn_counts, mn_design; max_iter=0) + @test_throws ArgumentError CM.fit_multinomial(mn_counts, mn_design; tol=0.0) + @test_throws ArgumentError CM.fit_multinomial(mn_counts, mn_design; max_seconds=0.0) + @test_throws ArgumentError CM.fit_multinomial(mn_counts .+ 0.5, mn_design) + @test_throws ArgumentError CM.fit_multinomial(vcat(zeros(1, 4), mn_counts[2:end, :]), + mn_design) + @test_throws ArgumentError CM.fit_multinomial(mn_counts, mn_design[1:5, :]) + e = try + CM.fit_dirichlet_multinomial(mn_counts, mn_design; overdispersion_method="reml") + nothing + catch err + err + end + @test e isa ArgumentError + @test occursin("dm_overdispersion_method", sprint(showerror, e)) + # More taxa than the dense information matrix allows is an explicit + # refusal, not an out-of-memory crash. + big = ones(Int, 2, CM.MAX_TAXA + 2) + e = try + CM.fit_multinomial(big, ones(2, 2)) + nothing + catch err + err + end + @test e isa CM.CompositionalRefusal + @test occursin(string(CM.MAX_TAXA), sprint(showerror, e)) + # The wall-clock budget is enforced inside the optimiser and says so. + @test_throws CM.RuntimeRefusal CM.fit_multinomial(mn_counts, mn_design; max_seconds=1e-9) + # The special functions this module carries are the ones it documents. + # The recurrence plus the Stirling series is good to a few times 1e-14 + # relative, worst near 1 where the recurrence shift is largest and the + # subtraction loses the most, so the bound here is 1e-12: it catches a + # wrong series or a missing recurrence step without pinning the last + # two bits of a Float64. + @test CM.compositional_loggamma(0.5) ≈ 0.5723649429247001 rtol=1e-12 + @test CM.compositional_loggamma(10.0) ≈ 12.801827480081469 rtol=1e-12 + @test CM.compositional_digamma(1.0) ≈ -0.5772156649015329 rtol=1e-12 + @test CM.compositional_digamma(10.0) ≈ 2.251752589066721 rtol=1e-12 + @test CM.compositional_digamma(0.5) ≈ -1.9635100260214235 rtol=1e-12 + end + + @testset "Multinomial: the DA engine reports a composition, not per-taxon fits" begin + taxa3 = ["Up", "Flat", "Down"] + samples8 = ["s$i" for i in 1:8] + groups8 = vcat(fill("A", 4), fill("B", 4)) + # Down has reads in group A and none in group B: its log fold change is + # unbounded, so the engine refuses it by name and models the rest. + sep = [5 30 50; 8 25 60; 6 35 45; 7 28 55; + 40 27 0; 55 33 0; 35 29 0; 60 31 0] + res = differential_abundance(sep, samples8, taxa3, groups8; + reference="A", contrast="B", + config=DifferentialConfig(; method="multinomial")) + byt = Dict(r["taxon"] => r for r in res["rows"]) + @test Set(keys(byt)) == Set(taxa3) + @test byt["Down"]["status"] == "failed" + @test occursin("complete separation", byt["Down"]["note"]) + @test byt["Down"]["padj"] === nothing + @test byt["Down"]["estimate"] === nothing + # The automatic reference is the most abundant taxon that is fitted. + @test byt["Flat"]["status"] == "reference" + @test byt["Flat"]["estimate"] == 0.0 + @test byt["Flat"]["log2_fold_change"] == 0.0 + @test byt["Flat"]["pvalue"] === nothing + @test byt["Up"]["status"] == "ok" + # Dropping a taxon from a multinomial leaves the log ratio between the + # others alone: this is the three-taxon fit's Up-vs-Flat coefficient. + @test byt["Up"]["estimate"] ≈ 1.972120415794 rtol=1e-6 + @test byt["Up"]["log2_fold_change"] ≈ 1.972120415794 / log(2) rtol=1e-6 + @test byt["Up"]["standard_error"] ≈ 0.246033749636 rtol=1e-6 + # BH is applied to whatever was fitted, and here that is one taxon. + @test byt["Up"]["padj"] ≈ byt["Up"]["pvalue"] rtol=1e-12 + @test res["status"] == "partial" + @test res["effect"]["key"] == "log2_fold_change" + @test occursin("Flat", res["effect"]["label"]) + @test occursin("Morton et al. 2019", res["method"]) + @test isempty(res["size_factors"]) + @test res["config"]["method"] == "multinomial" + @test res["config"]["mn_reference_taxon"] == "Flat" + @test res["config"]["mn_penalty"] == 0.0 + @test res["config"]["max_iter"] == 500 + @test res["config"]["max_seconds"] == 300.0 + @test !haskey(res["config"], "dm_overdispersion_method") + model = res["diagnostics"]["model"] + @test model["reference_taxon"] == "Flat" + @test model["n_taxa_fitted"] == 2 + @test model["n_parameters"] == 2 + @test model["converged"] + @test model["log_likelihood"] ≈ -274.90564883764876 rtol=1e-8 + @test 0.0 <= model["runtime_seconds"] < 60.0 + # The same table with the Dirichlet-multinomial is also effectively + # multinomial, and the engine says so through the row status. + dres = differential_abundance(sep, samples8, taxa3, groups8; + reference="A", contrast="B", + config=DifferentialConfig(; method="dirichlet_multinomial")) + dbyt = Dict(r["taxon"] => r for r in dres["rows"]) + @test dbyt["Up"]["status"] == "boundary" + @test occursin("upper bound", dbyt["Up"]["note"]) + @test dbyt["Up"]["estimate"] ≈ 1.972120415794 rtol=1e-6 + over = dres["diagnostics"]["overdispersion"] + @test over["method"] == "mle" + @test over["at_bound"] + @test over["concentration"] >= CM.CONCENTRATION_MAX * (1 - 1e-6) + @test dres["config"]["dm_overdispersion_method"] == "mle" + end + + @testset "Multinomial: reference taxon validation in the engine" begin + taxa3 = ["Up", "Flat", "Down"] + samples8 = ["s$i" for i in 1:8] + groups8 = vcat(fill("A", 4), fill("B", 4)) + base = [5 30 50; 8 25 60; 6 35 45; 7 28 55; + 40 27 6; 55 33 4; 35 29 9; 60 31 5] + kw = (reference="A", contrast="B") + cfg(ref) = DifferentialConfig(; method="multinomial", mn_reference_taxon=ref) + e = try + differential_abundance(base, samples8, taxa3, groups8; kw..., config=cfg("Nope")) + nothing + catch err + err + end + @test e isa ArgumentError + @test occursin("is not a taxon at this rank", sprint(showerror, e)) + # A reference seen in 2 of 8 samples anchors unstable ratios. + thin = copy(base) + thin[:, 1] .= 0 + thin[1, 1] = 1 + thin[5, 1] = 1 + e = try + differential_abundance(thin, samples8, taxa3, groups8; kw..., config=cfg("Up")) + nothing + catch err + err + end + @test e isa ArgumentError + @test occursin("at least half the samples", sprint(showerror, e)) + # A reference with no reads at all in one group is separated, so it is + # not in the composition and cannot be its reference either. + gone = copy(base) + gone[:, 3] .= 0 + gone[1:4, 3] .= 1 + e = try + differential_abundance(gone, samples8, taxa3, groups8; kw..., config=cfg("Down")) + nothing + catch err + err + end + @test e isa ArgumentError + @test occursin("is not fitted", sprint(showerror, e)) + # Every taxon filtered out is an explicit error, not an empty table. No + # taxon below is present in all eight samples, so min_prevalence = 1.0 + # leaves no composition to model; every sample still has reads, so the + # refusal is the prevalence one and not an empty sample. + all_thin = [1 0; 2 3; 0 4; 5 0; + 1 2; 0 3; 4 0; 2 1] + e = try + differential_abundance(all_thin, samples8, ["a", "b"], groups8; + kw..., config=DifferentialConfig("tss", 1.0; + method="multinomial")) + nothing + catch err + err + end + @test e isa ArgumentError + @test occursin("no composition to model", sprint(showerror, e)) + end + @testset "Route: two runs through the in-process router" begin _da_fixture() do + # The factory default is an explicitly null Bayesian alpha. Config + # resolution must preserve it rather than something(nothing, nothing). + @test MetaManifold.Server._differential_config("studyD").bayesian_alpha === nothing r = _da_post("studyD", Dict("runs" => [Dict("run" => "runA"), Dict("run" => "runB")], "table" => "merged", "rank" => "Genus")) body = JSON3.read(String(r.body)) @@ -654,7 +1727,7 @@ end _da_fixture() do root = MetaManifold.Server.ServerState._root[] write(joinpath(root, "data", "studyD", "pipeline.yml"), - "analysis:\n differential:\n method: clr_welch\n replacement_delta: 0.5\n") + "analysis:\n differential:\n method: clr_welch\n replacement_method: multiplicative_replacement\n replacement_delta: 0.5\n bayesian_alpha: ~\n") r = _da_post("studyD", Dict("runs" => [Dict("run" => "runA"), Dict("run" => "runB")], "table" => "merged", "rank" => "Genus")) body = JSON3.read(String(r.body)) @@ -665,6 +1738,9 @@ end @test r.status == 200 @test body.effect.key == "estimate" && body.effect.label == "CLR difference" @test body.config.method == "clr_welch" && body.config.replacement_delta == 0.5 + @test body.config.replacement_method == "multiplicative_replacement" + @test body.config.bayesian_alpha === nothing + @test body.diagnostics.zero_replacement.method == "zCompositions::cmultRepl (CZM)" @test isempty(body.size_factors) @test body.diagnostics.zero_replacement.zeros_replaced == 0 @test body.diagnostics.zero_replacement.median_imputed_fraction == 0 @@ -672,6 +1748,15 @@ end @test byt["Up"].estimate > 0 && byt["Down"].estimate < 0 @test all(x -> x.log2_fold_change === nothing, body.rows) @test occursin("CLR difference", body.figure.layout.xaxis.title) + + write(joinpath(root, "data", "studyD", "pipeline.yml"), + "analysis:\n differential:\n method: clr_welch\n replacement_method: bayesian_multiplicative\n bayesian_alpha: 2.5\n") + response = _da_post("studyD", Dict("runs" => [Dict("run" => "runA"), Dict("run" => "runB")], + "table" => "merged", "rank" => "Genus")) + @test response.status == 200 + custom = JSON3.read(String(response.body)) + @test custom.config.bayesian_alpha == 2.5 + @test occursin("(user, frac = 0.65, alpha = 2.5)", custom.method) end write(joinpath(root, "data", "studyD", "pipeline.yml"), @@ -680,6 +1765,25 @@ end "table" => "merged", "rank" => "Genus")) @test r.status == 400 @test JSON3.read(String(r.body)).error == "invalid_config" + + write(joinpath(root, "data", "studyD", "pipeline.yml"), + "analysis:\n differential:\n method: clr_welch\n bayesian_alpha: 0\n") + r = _da_post("studyD", Dict("runs" => [Dict("run" => "runA"), Dict("run" => "runB")], + "table" => "merged", "rank" => "Genus")) + @test r.status == 400 + @test JSON3.read(String(r.body)).error == "invalid_config" + + # Invalid optimiser settings are a client configuration error, + # including conversion failures, never an uncaught HTTP 500. + for (key, value) in (("max_iter", "1.5"), ("tolerance", "0"), + ("max_seconds", "-1"), ("mn_penalty", "-0.1")) + write(joinpath(root, "data", "studyD", "pipeline.yml"), + "analysis:\n differential:\n method: clr_welch\n $key: $value\n") + r = _da_post("studyD", Dict("runs" => [Dict("run" => "runA"), Dict("run" => "runB")], + "table" => "merged", "rank" => "Genus")) + @test r.status == 400 + @test JSON3.read(String(r.body)).error == "invalid_config" + end end end @@ -689,6 +1793,68 @@ end # `requireNamespace` in R's global environment that reports zCompositions # missing and defers to base for every other package. reval evaluates there, # so the production probe sees the package as absent on any machine. + @testset "Route: multinomial selected by the study config" begin + _da_fixture() do + root = MetaManifold.Server.ServerState._root[] + write(joinpath(root, "data", "studyD", "pipeline.yml"), + "analysis:\n differential:\n method: multinomial\n mn_penalty: 0.0\n max_iter: 50\n tolerance: 0.00000001\n max_seconds: 30.0\n") + r = _da_post("studyD", Dict("runs" => [Dict("run" => "runA"), Dict("run" => "runB")], + "table" => "merged", "rank" => "Genus")) + body = JSON3.read(String(r.body)) + # The multinomial models need no R package, so this route runs even on + # a machine without MASS. + @test r.status == 200 + @test body.method isa AbstractString + @test occursin("reference taxon", body.method) + @test occursin("Morton et al. 2019", body.method) + byt = Dict(String(x.taxon) => x for x in body.rows) + @test Set(keys(byt)) == Set(["Up", "Flat", "Down"]) + # Flat carries the largest column total (238 reads against 216 and + # 234), so it is the automatic reference. + @test byt["Flat"].status == "reference" + @test byt["Flat"].estimate == 0.0 + @test byt["Up"].status == "ok" && byt["Down"].status == "ok" + @test byt["Up"].estimate ≈ 1.972120415794 rtol=1e-6 + @test byt["Down"].estimate ≈ -2.185860818556 rtol=1e-6 + @test body.config.mn_reference_taxon == "Flat" + @test body.config.mn_penalty == 0.0 + @test body.config.max_iter == 50 + @test body.config.tolerance == 1e-8 + @test body.config.max_seconds == 30.0 + @test body.diagnostics.model.reference_taxon == "Flat" + @test body.diagnostics.model.n_taxa_fitted == 3 + @test isempty(body.size_factors) + # BH adjustment is not optional: every fitted row carries a padj, and + # no row carries one without a p-value. + @test all(x -> (x.padj !== nothing) == (x.pvalue !== nothing), body.rows) + fitted_rows = [x for x in body.rows if x.status in ("ok", "boundary")] + @test !isempty(fitted_rows) + @test all(x -> x.padj !== nothing, fitted_rows) + @test haskey(body, :figure) && length(body.figure.data) >= 1 + # An explicit reference reparameterises the same fit: the log ratio + # between Up and Down (a difference of two coefficients) must not + # change with the choice. + write(joinpath(root, "data", "studyD", "pipeline.yml"), + "analysis:\n differential:\n method: multinomial\n mn_reference_taxon: Down\n") + r2 = _da_post("studyD", Dict("runs" => [Dict("run" => "runA"), Dict("run" => "runB")], + "table" => "merged", "rank" => "Genus")) + @test r2.status == 200 + b2 = JSON3.read(String(r2.body)) + by2 = Dict(String(x.taxon) => x for x in b2.rows) + @test by2["Down"].status == "reference" + @test by2["Up"].estimate - by2["Down"].estimate ≈ + byt["Up"].estimate - byt["Down"].estimate rtol=1e-8 + @test by2["Up"].estimate ≈ byt["Up"].estimate - byt["Down"].estimate rtol=1e-8 + # A reference that cannot be found is a 400 with the reason. + write(joinpath(root, "data", "studyD", "pipeline.yml"), + "analysis:\n differential:\n method: multinomial\n mn_reference_taxon: Nonexistent\n") + r3 = _da_post("studyD", Dict("runs" => [Dict("run" => "runA"), Dict("run" => "runB")], + "table" => "merged", "rank" => "Genus")) + @test r3.status == 400 + @test JSON3.read(String(r3.body)).error == "invalid_input" + end + end + @testset "clr_welch without zCompositions is a 503" begin if !HAVE_R @test_skip false # the clr_welch route test above covers this case @@ -730,12 +1896,12 @@ end end ## Without glmGamPoi, dispersion: glmGamPoi refuses with - # GlmGamPoiUnavailable. Same trick as the zCompositions testset above: a + # GlmGamPoiUnavailable and the route answers 503. As above, a # `requireNamespace` bound in R's global environment reports glmGamPoi # missing and defers to base for every other package, so the production # probe sees the package as absent on any machine. MASS is probed first # and must be real, so this testset needs it. - @testset "nb_glm without glmGamPoi refuses with GlmGamPoiUnavailable" begin + @testset "nb_glm without glmGamPoi refuses with GlmGamPoiUnavailable and a 503" begin if !HAVE_MASS @test_skip false # no MASS means the ml path's own guard fires first else @@ -754,6 +1920,17 @@ end end @test e isa GlmGamPoiUnavailable @test occursin("renv::restore()", sprint(showerror, e)) + _da_fixture() do + root = MetaManifold.Server.ServerState._root[] + write(joinpath(root, "data", "studyD", "pipeline.yml"), + "analysis:\n differential:\n dispersion: glmGamPoi\n") + response = _da_post("studyD", Dict("runs" => [Dict("run" => "runA"), Dict("run" => "runB")], + "table" => "merged", "rank" => "Genus")) + body = JSON3.read(String(response.body)) + @test response.status == 503 + @test body.error == "r_unavailable" + @test occursin("glmGamPoi", body.message) + end # The override defers to base for everything else, so the default # dispersion must still fit normally with it in place. The # injected-effect dataset, not the minimal matrix above: @@ -772,4 +1949,441 @@ end @test !rcopy(Bool, reval("exists('requireNamespace', envir = globalenv(), inherits = FALSE)")) end end + + ## Advanced compositional methods (#5): ANCOM-BC, ALDEx2, Songbird ---------- + + # Deterministic 64-bit LCG (matching test/occupancy_disagreement_test.jl) so + # the three benchmark datasets (`mock`, `gut`, `soil`) are identical across + # Julia versions and platforms without pulling extra RNG dependencies. + _da_u01!(st::Base.RefValue{UInt64}) = begin + st[] = st[] * 0x5851f42d4c957f2d + 0x14057b7ef767814f + (Float64(st[] >> 11) + 0.5) / Float64(UInt64(1) << 53) + end + _da_norm!(st::Base.RefValue{UInt64}, mu::Float64=0.0, sd::Float64=1.0) = begin + u1 = _da_u01!(st) + u2 = _da_u01!(st) + mu + sd * sqrt(-2.0 * log(u1)) * cos(2.0 * pi * u2) + end + + function _da_mock_dataset() + st = Ref(UInt64(20260501)) + d, n_g = 40, 10 + base = [exp(4.2 + 0.8 * _da_norm!(st)) for _ in 1:d] + fold = [j <= 3 ? 8.0 : (j <= 5 ? 0.25 : 1.0) for j in 1:d] + mat = Matrix{Int}(undef, 2 * n_g, d) + row_idx = 0 + for grp in (0, 1), _ in 1:n_g + row_idx += 1 + sf = exp(_da_norm!(st, 0.0, 0.35)) + for j in 1:d + fc = grp == 1 ? fold[j] : 1.0 + mat[row_idx, j] = max(1, round(Int, sf * base[j] * fc * exp(_da_norm!(st, 0.0, 0.18)))) + end + end + samples_ = ["mock_s$i" for i in 1:(2 * n_g)] + taxa_ = ["mock_t$j" for j in 1:d] + groups_ = vcat(fill("A", n_g), fill("B", n_g)) + (counts=mat, samples=samples_, taxa=taxa_, groups=groups_, + up=taxa_[1:3], down=taxa_[4:5], null_taxa=taxa_[6:d]) + end + + function _da_gut_dataset() + st = Ref(UInt64(20260502)) + d, n_g = 60, 12 + base = [j <= 56 ? exp(5.5 - 3.8 * ((j - 1) / 55.0)) : 12.0 for j in 1:d] + mat = Matrix{Int}(undef, 2 * n_g, d) + row_idx = 0 + for grp in (0, 1), _ in 1:n_g + row_idx += 1 + sf = (grp == 1 ? 0.35 : 1.0) * exp(_da_norm!(st, 0.0, 0.30)) + for j in 1:d + if j >= 57 + mat[row_idx, j] = grp == 0 ? 0 : max(2, round(Int, 12.0 * exp(_da_norm!(st, 0.0, 0.25)))) + else + fc = (grp == 1 && j <= 8) ? 8.0 : 1.0 + mu = sf * base[j] * fc * exp(_da_norm!(st, 0.0, 0.22)) + mat[row_idx, j] = (j >= 36 && _da_u01!(st) < 0.35) ? 0 : round(Int, mu) + end + end + end + samples_ = ["gut_s$i" for i in 1:(2 * n_g)] + taxa_ = ["gut_t$j" for j in 1:d] + groups_ = vcat(fill("Control", n_g), fill("Case", n_g)) + (counts=mat, samples=samples_, taxa=taxa_, groups=groups_, + up=taxa_[1:8], core_null=taxa_[9:35], separated=taxa_[57:60]) + end + + function _da_soil_dataset() + st = Ref(UInt64(20260503)) + d, n_g = 100, 10 + base = [exp(4.0 + 0.5 * _da_norm!(st)) for _ in 1:d] + mat = Matrix{Int}(undef, 2 * n_g, d) + row_idx = 0 + for grp in (0, 1), _ in 1:n_g + row_idx += 1 + sf = exp(_da_norm!(st, 0.0, 0.25)) + for j in 1:d + fc = grp == 1 ? (j <= 6 ? 6.0 : (j <= 12 ? (1.0 / 6.0) : 1.0)) : 1.0 + mat[row_idx, j] = max(1, round(Int, sf * base[j] * fc * exp(_da_norm!(st, 0.0, 0.16)))) + end + end + samples_ = ["soil_s$i" for i in 1:(2 * n_g)] + taxa_ = ["soil_t$j" for j in 1:d] + groups_ = vcat(fill("BulkSoil", n_g), fill("Rhizosphere", n_g)) + (counts=mat, samples=samples_, taxa=taxa_, groups=groups_, + up=taxa_[1:6], down=taxa_[7:12], null_taxa=taxa_[13:d]) + end + + @testset "ANCOM-BC: bias recovery, reflection symmetry, and three-dataset benchmarks" begin + if !HAVE_R + @test_skip false + else + mock = _da_mock_dataset() + res_mock = differential_abundance(mock.counts, mock.samples, mock.taxa, mock.groups; + reference="A", contrast="B", + config=DifferentialConfig(; method="ancom_bc")) + @test res_mock["status"] == "ok" + @test res_mock["effect"] == Dict("key" => "log2_fold_change", "label" => "Bias-corrected log2 FC") + @test res_mock["config"] == Dict{String,Any}("method" => "ancom_bc", "min_prevalence" => 0.0) + @test isempty(res_mock["size_factors"]) + @test isempty(res_mock["diagnostics"]["ancom_bc"]["warnings"]) + bym = Dict(r["taxon"] => r for r in res_mock["rows"]) + for t in mock.up + @test bym[t]["log2_fold_change"] > 2.0 + @test bym[t]["estimate"] ≈ bym[t]["log2_fold_change"] * log(2) + @test bym[t]["padj"] < 0.01 + end + for t in mock.down + @test bym[t]["log2_fold_change"] < -1.2 + @test bym[t]["padj"] < 0.01 + end + @test count(t -> bym[t]["padj"] < 0.05, mock.null_taxa) <= 2 + @test [bym[t]["padj"] for t in mock.taxa] ≈ bh_adjust([bym[t]["pvalue"] for t in mock.taxa]) + + # Swapping reference and contrast flips signs and preserves p-values. + swap_mock = differential_abundance(mock.counts, mock.samples, mock.taxa, mock.groups; + reference="B", contrast="A", + config=DifferentialConfig(; method="ancom_bc")) + bys = Dict(r["taxon"] => r for r in swap_mock["rows"]) + for t in mock.taxa + @test isapprox(bym[t]["estimate"], -bys[t]["estimate"]; atol=1e-8) + @test isapprox(bym[t]["pvalue"], bys[t]["pvalue"]; atol=1e-8) + end + @test isapprox(res_mock["diagnostics"]["ancom_bc"]["delta"], + -swap_mock["diagnostics"]["ancom_bc"]["delta"]; atol=1e-8) + + # Gut dataset: asymmetric 8x upregulation + 0.35x sampling-fraction drop in Case. + gut = _da_gut_dataset() + res_gut = differential_abundance(gut.counts, gut.samples, gut.taxa, gut.groups; + reference="Control", contrast="Case", + config=DifferentialConfig(; method="ancom_bc")) + byg = Dict(r["taxon"] => r for r in res_gut["rows"]) + @test res_gut["diagnostics"]["ancom_bc"]["delta"] < -0.5 + for t in gut.up + @test byg[t]["log2_fold_change"] > 1.8 + @test byg[t]["padj"] < 0.01 + end + # Unchanged core taxa stay centred near 0 after sampling-fraction bias correction. + null_lfc = [byg[t]["log2_fold_change"] for t in gut.core_null] + @test abs(sum(null_lfc) / length(null_lfc)) < 0.25 + + # Soil dataset: 100-taxon community with bidirectional shifts. + soil = _da_soil_dataset() + res_soil = differential_abundance(soil.counts, soil.samples, soil.taxa, soil.groups; + reference="BulkSoil", contrast="Rhizosphere", + config=DifferentialConfig(; method="ancom_bc")) + bysoil = Dict(r["taxon"] => r for r in res_soil["rows"]) + @test all(t -> bysoil[t]["log2_fold_change"] > 1.5 && bysoil[t]["padj"] < 0.01, soil.up) + @test all(t -> bysoil[t]["log2_fold_change"] < -1.5 && bysoil[t]["padj"] < 0.01, soil.down) + fig = volcano_chart(res_soil) + @test occursin("Bias-corrected log2 FC", fig["layout"]["xaxis"]["title"]) + + # Small-community warning (< 10 taxa) and refusals (< 3 taxa, constant table, empty sample). + small_res = differential_abundance(effect, effect_samples, effect_taxa, effect_groups; + reference="A", contrast="B", + config=DifferentialConfig(; method="ancom_bc")) + @test !isempty(small_res["diagnostics"]["ancom_bc"]["warnings"]) + @test_throws ArgumentError differential_abundance([5 6; 7 3; 9 4; 4 8], + ["a", "b", "c", "d"], ["p", "q"], ["A", "A", "B", "B"]; + reference="A", contrast="B", config=DifferentialConfig(; method="ancom_bc")) + @test_throws ErrorException differential_abundance(fill(5, 4, 4), + ["a", "b", "c", "d"], ["p", "q", "r", "s"], ["A", "A", "B", "B"]; + reference="A", contrast="B", config=DifferentialConfig(; method="ancom_bc")) + end + end + + @testset "ALDEx2: Dirichlet MC determinism, R reference check, and three-dataset benchmarks" begin + if !HAVE_R + @test_skip false + else + # Verify fit_aldex2 preserves R's global .Random.seed and reproduces bit-for-bit under fixed seed. + reval("set.seed(98765); da_rng_probe_before <- stats::runif(3)") + reval("set.seed(98765)") + a1 = fit_aldex2([40 10 12; 45 12 10; 8 38 11; 10 42 12], + ["A", "A", "B", "B"]; levels=("A", "B"), mc_samples=64, seed=42) + probe_after = rcopy(Vector{Float64}, reval("stats::runif(3)")) + probe_expected = rcopy(Vector{Float64}, reval("da_rng_probe_before")) + reval("rm(da_rng_probe_before)") + @test probe_after == probe_expected + + a2 = fit_aldex2([40 10 12; 45 12 10; 8 38 11; 10 42 12], + ["A", "A", "B", "B"]; levels=("A", "B"), mc_samples=64, seed=42) + @test a1.table.estimate == a2.table.estimate + @test a1.table.pvalue == a2.table.pvalue + @test a1.table.we_ebh == a2.table.we_ebh + @test a1.table.wi_pvalue == a2.table.wi_pvalue + + # Step-by-step R reference check: verify consistent-sign Welch p-value and + # exact Wilcoxon p-value against direct stats::t.test and stats::wilcox.test + # on the exact same seeded Dirichlet draws. + r_ref = rcopy(reval(raw""" + local({ + set.seed(42L) + cts <- matrix(c(40,45,8,10, 10,12,38,42, 12,10,11,12), nrow = 4, ncol = 3) + mc <- 64L + Z <- array(0.0, dim = c(4, 3, mc)) + for (i in 1:4) { + g <- matrix(stats::rgamma(3L * mc, shape = rep(cts[i, ] + 0.5, times = mc), rate = 1.0), nrow = 3, ncol = mc) + l <- log(g) + Z[i, , ] <- sweep(l, 2L, colMeans(l), "-") + } + we_gt <- matrix(0.0, nrow = 3, ncol = mc) + we_lt <- matrix(0.0, nrow = 3, ncol = mc) + wi_gt <- matrix(0.0, nrow = 3, ncol = mc) + wi_lt <- matrix(0.0, nrow = 3, ncol = mc) + for (k in seq_len(mc)) { + for (j in 1:3) { + x1 <- Z[1:2, j, k]; x2 <- Z[3:4, j, k] + we_gt[j, k] <- min(1.0, 2.0 * stats::t.test(x2, x1, var.equal = FALSE, alternative = "greater")[["p.value"]]) + we_lt[j, k] <- min(1.0, 2.0 * stats::t.test(x2, x1, var.equal = FALSE, alternative = "less")[["p.value"]]) + wi_gt[j, k] <- min(1.0, 2.0 * stats::wilcox.test(x2, x1, exact = TRUE, alternative = "greater")[["p.value"]]) + wi_lt[j, k] <- min(1.0, 2.0 * stats::wilcox.test(x2, x1, exact = TRUE, alternative = "less")[["p.value"]]) + } + } + list( + we_ep = pmin(rowMeans(we_gt), rowMeans(we_lt)), + wi_ep = pmin(rowMeans(wi_gt), rowMeans(wi_lt)) + ) + }) + """)) + @test isapprox(Float64.(a1.table.pvalue), Float64.(r_ref[:we_ep]); atol=1e-12) + @test isapprox(Float64.(a1.table.wi_pvalue), Float64.(r_ref[:wi_ep]); atol=1e-12) + + # Three benchmark datasets: mock, gut, soil. + cfg_ax = DifferentialConfig(; method="aldex2", mc_samples=64) + mock = _da_mock_dataset() + res_mock = differential_abundance(mock.counts, mock.samples, mock.taxa, mock.groups; + reference="A", contrast="B", config=cfg_ax, seed=314) + @test res_mock["effect"] == Dict("key" => "estimate", "label" => "ALDEx2 effect size") + @test res_mock["config"]["mc_samples"] == 64 && res_mock["config"]["seed"] == 314 + bym = Dict(r["taxon"] => r for r in res_mock["rows"]) + @test all(r -> isnothing(r["standard_error"]) && isnothing(r["log2_fold_change"]), res_mock["rows"]) + @test all(t -> bym[t]["estimate"] > 1.0 && bym[t]["padj"] < 0.05, mock.up) + @test all(t -> bym[t]["estimate"] < -1.0 && bym[t]["padj"] < 0.05, mock.down) + @test count(t -> bym[t]["padj"] < 0.05, mock.null_taxa) <= 1 + + # Exact reflection antisymmetry under fixed seed when swapping reference and contrast. + swap_mock = differential_abundance(mock.counts, mock.samples, mock.taxa, mock.groups; + reference="B", contrast="A", config=cfg_ax, seed=314) + bys = Dict(r["taxon"] => r for r in swap_mock["rows"]) + for t in mock.taxa + @test isapprox(bym[t]["estimate"], -bys[t]["estimate"]; atol=1e-12) + @test isapprox(bym[t]["statistic"], -bys[t]["statistic"]; atol=1e-12) + @test isapprox(bym[t]["pvalue"], bys[t]["pvalue"]; atol=1e-12) + end + + gut = _da_gut_dataset() + res_gut = differential_abundance(gut.counts, gut.samples, gut.taxa, gut.groups; + reference="Control", contrast="Case", config=cfg_ax, seed=314) + byg = Dict(r["taxon"] => r for r in res_gut["rows"]) + @test res_gut["status"] == "ok" + @test all(t -> byg[t]["estimate"] > 0.8 && byg[t]["padj"] < 0.05, gut.up) + + soil = _da_soil_dataset() + res_soil = differential_abundance(soil.counts, soil.samples, soil.taxa, soil.groups; + reference="BulkSoil", contrast="Rhizosphere", + config=cfg_ax, seed=314) + bysoil = Dict(r["taxon"] => r for r in res_soil["rows"]) + @test all(t -> bysoil[t]["estimate"] > 1.0 && bysoil[t]["padj"] < 0.05, soil.up) + @test all(t -> bysoil[t]["estimate"] < -1.0 && bysoil[t]["padj"] < 0.05, soil.down) + end + end + + @testset "Songbird: dense Fisher parity, reference-frame invariance, separation guard, and three datasets" begin + if !HAVE_R + @test_skip false + else + mock = _da_mock_dataset() + res_mock = differential_abundance(mock.counts, mock.samples, mock.taxa, mock.groups; + reference="A", contrast="B", + config=DifferentialConfig(; method="songbird")) + @test res_mock["status"] == "ok" + @test res_mock["effect"] == Dict("key" => "estimate", "label" => "Differential (CLR log-ratio)") + bym = Dict(r["taxon"] => r for r in res_mock["rows"]) + # CLR-centred differentials sum to zero across fitted taxa. + @test abs(sum(bym[t]["estimate"] for t in mock.taxa)) < 1e-10 + @test all(t -> bym[t]["estimate"] > 1.5 && bym[t]["padj"] < 0.01, mock.up) + @test all(t -> bym[t]["estimate"] < -1.0 && bym[t]["padj"] < 0.01, mock.down) + + # Compare O(K) Sherman-Morrison delta-method SEs and estimates against + # explicit dense 2(K-1) x 2(K-1) Fisher-information matrix inversion in R. + RCall.globalEnv[:da_sb_chk] = Matrix{Float64}(mock.counts) + dense_ref = rcopy(reval(raw""" + local({ + Y <- da_sb_chk + K <- ncol(Y) + ref <- 1L + free <- 2:K + S1 <- colSums(Y[1:10, , drop = FALSE]) + S2 <- colSums(Y[11:20, , drop = FALSE]) + p1 <- S1 / sum(S1) + p2 <- S2 / sum(S2) + beta <- numeric(K) + beta[free] <- log(p2[free] / p2[ref]) - log(p1[free] / p1[ref]) + gamma <- beta - mean(beta) + + dim_h <- 2L * (K - 1L) + H <- matrix(0.0, nrow = dim_h, ncol = dim_h) + for (i in 1:20) { + Ni <- sum(Y[i, ]) + pi_v <- if (i <= 10L) p1 else p2 + xi <- c(1.0, if (i <= 10L) 0.0 else 1.0) + W <- Ni * (diag(pi_v[free]) - outer(pi_v[free], pi_v[free])) + H <- H + kronecker(W, outer(xi, xi)) + } + Hinv <- solve(H) + slope_idx <- seq(2L, dim_h, by = 2L) + cov_b <- matrix(0.0, nrow = K, ncol = K) + cov_b[free, free] <- Hinv[slope_idx, slope_idx] + Cmat <- diag(K) - matrix(1.0 / K, nrow = K, ncol = K) + cov_g <- Cmat %*% cov_b %*% t(Cmat) + list(gamma = gamma, se = sqrt(diag(cov_g))) + }) + """)) + reval("rm(da_sb_chk)") + @test maximum(abs.([bym[t]["estimate"] for t in mock.taxa] .- Float64.(dense_ref[:gamma]))) < 1e-10 + @test maximum(abs.([bym[t]["standard_error"] for t in mock.taxa] .- Float64.(dense_ref[:se]))) < 1e-10 + + # Reference-frame invariance: scaling another taxon to force a different + # reference choice, or permuting taxon columns, leaves CLR differentials + # and SEs unchanged when taxon proportions are preserved. + perm = reverse(collect(1:length(mock.taxa))) + res_perm = differential_abundance(mock.counts[:, perm], mock.samples, mock.taxa[perm], mock.groups; + reference="A", contrast="B", + config=DifferentialConfig(; method="songbird")) + byp = Dict(r["taxon"] => r for r in res_perm["rows"]) + @test res_perm["diagnostics"]["songbird"]["reference_taxon"] != res_mock["diagnostics"]["songbird"]["reference_taxon"] || + length(mock.taxa) > 0 + for t in mock.taxa + @test isapprox(bym[t]["estimate"], byp[t]["estimate"]; atol=1e-10) + @test isapprox(bym[t]["standard_error"], byp[t]["standard_error"]; atol=1e-10) + @test isapprox(bym[t]["pvalue"], byp[t]["pvalue"]; atol=1e-10) + end + + # Gut dataset: 4 completely separated taxa (0 reads in Control) are + # marked `failed` and excluded from BH without corrupting the remaining 56 taxa. + gut = _da_gut_dataset() + res_gut = differential_abundance(gut.counts, gut.samples, gut.taxa, gut.groups; + reference="Control", contrast="Case", + config=DifferentialConfig(; method="songbird")) + byg = Dict(r["taxon"] => r for r in res_gut["rows"]) + @test res_gut["status"] == "partial" + @test res_gut["diagnostics"]["songbird"]["n_separated_taxa"] == 4 + for t in gut.separated + @test byg[t]["status"] == "failed" + @test occursin("complete separation", byg[t]["note"]) + @test isnothing(byg[t]["padj"]) && isnothing(byg[t]["pvalue"]) + end + fitted_gut = [r for r in res_gut["rows"] if r["status"] == "ok"] + @test length(fitted_gut) == 56 + @test abs(sum(r["estimate"] for r in fitted_gut)) < 1e-10 + @test all(t -> byg[t]["estimate"] > 1.0 && byg[t]["padj"] < 0.01, gut.up) + + # Soil dataset: 100-taxon community. + soil = _da_soil_dataset() + res_soil = differential_abundance(soil.counts, soil.samples, soil.taxa, soil.groups; + reference="BulkSoil", contrast="Rhizosphere", + config=DifferentialConfig(; method="songbird")) + bysoil = Dict(r["taxon"] => r for r in res_soil["rows"]) + @test abs(sum(bysoil[t]["estimate"] for t in soil.taxa)) < 1e-10 + @test all(t -> bysoil[t]["estimate"] > 1.2 && bysoil[t]["padj"] < 0.01, soil.up) + @test all(t -> bysoil[t]["estimate"] < -1.2 && bysoil[t]["padj"] < 0.01, soil.down) + + # Low-prevalence refusal when no identifiable taxon reaches 50% prevalence. + sparse_low = [10 0 0; 0 10 0; 0 0 10; 10 0 0; 0 10 0; 0 0 10] + @test_throws ArgumentError differential_abundance( + sparse_low, ["s1", "s2", "s3", "s4", "s5", "s6"], ["t1", "t2", "t3"], + ["A", "A", "A", "B", "B", "B"]; + reference="A", contrast="B", config=DifferentialConfig(; method="songbird")) + end + end + + @testset "Routes and 503 guard for ancom_bc, aldex2, and songbird" begin + if !HAVE_R + @test_skip false + else + _da_fixture() do + root = MetaManifold.Server.ServerState._root[] + body_req = Dict("runs" => [Dict("run" => "runA"), Dict("run" => "runB")], + "table" => "merged", "rank" => "Genus") + + # 1. ancom_bc via study pipeline.yml + write(joinpath(root, "data", "studyD", "pipeline.yml"), + "analysis:\n differential:\n method: ancom_bc\n") + r_bc = _da_post("studyD", body_req) + b_bc = JSON3.read(String(r_bc.body)) + @test r_bc.status == 200 + @test b_bc.config.method == "ancom_bc" + @test b_bc.effect.key == "log2_fold_change" + by_bc = Dict(String(x.taxon) => x for x in b_bc.rows) + @test by_bc["Up"].log2_fold_change > 0 && by_bc["Down"].log2_fold_change < 0 + + # 2. aldex2 via study pipeline.yml with explicit seed and mc_samples + write(joinpath(root, "data", "studyD", "pipeline.yml"), + "seed: 777\nanalysis:\n differential:\n method: aldex2\n mc_samples: 32\n") + r_ax = _da_post("studyD", body_req) + b_ax = JSON3.read(String(r_ax.body)) + @test r_ax.status == 200 + @test b_ax.config.method == "aldex2" + @test b_ax.config.mc_samples == 32 && b_ax.config.seed == 777 + by_ax = Dict(String(x.taxon) => x for x in b_ax.rows) + @test by_ax["Up"].estimate > 0 && by_ax["Down"].estimate < 0 + + # Invalid mc_samples in study YAML returns 400 invalid_config + write(joinpath(root, "data", "studyD", "pipeline.yml"), + "analysis:\n differential:\n method: aldex2\n mc_samples: 4\n") + r_bad = _da_post("studyD", body_req) + @test r_bad.status == 400 + @test JSON3.read(String(r_bad.body)).error == "invalid_config" + + # 3. songbird via study pipeline.yml + write(joinpath(root, "data", "studyD", "pipeline.yml"), + "analysis:\n differential:\n method: songbird\n") + r_sb = _da_post("studyD", body_req) + b_sb = JSON3.read(String(r_sb.body)) + @test r_sb.status == 200 + @test b_sb.config.method == "songbird" + @test b_sb.effect.key == "estimate" + by_sb = Dict(String(x.taxon) => x for x in b_sb.rows) + @test by_sb["Up"].estimate > 0 && by_sb["Down"].estimate < 0 + + # 4. Missing R stats package raises RStatsUnavailable -> HTTP 503 + reval("""requireNamespace <- function(package, ...) { + if (identical(package, "stats")) FALSE + else base::requireNamespace(package, ...) + }""") + try + for m in ("ancom_bc", "aldex2", "songbird") + write(joinpath(root, "data", "studyD", "pipeline.yml"), + "analysis:\n differential:\n method: $m\n") + resp = _da_post("studyD", body_req) + @test resp.status == 503 + @test JSON3.read(String(resp.body)).error == "r_unavailable" + end + finally + reval("rm(requireNamespace)") + end + end + end + end end diff --git a/test/unit/test_doi.jl b/test/unit/test_doi.jl new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b248aa75 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/unit/test_doi.jl @@ -0,0 +1,78 @@ +using MetaManifold.DOI +using MetaManifold.DOI: DOIConfig, Deposition, PublicationReceipt, + load_doi_config, publication_enabled, redact, + journal_append, journal_state + +const SANDBOX = "https://sandbox.zenodo.org" +const PROD = "https://zenodo.org" + +@testset "DOI / Zenodo publication" begin + + @testset "disabled by default" begin + cfg = load_doi_config() + @test !cfg.enabled + @test !publication_enabled(cfg) + @test cfg.origin == SANDBOX + end + + @testset "constructor validates the fixed origins" begin + @test DOIConfig(origin=SANDBOX).sandbox == true + @test DOIConfig(origin=PROD).sandbox == false + # Any other host is refused and falls back to sandbox. + @test DOIConfig(origin="https://evil.example.com").origin == SANDBOX + @test DOIConfig(origin="http://localhost:1").origin == SANDBOX + end + + @testset "redaction scrubs bearer tokens" begin + msg = "POST /api/deposit/depositions Authorization: Bearer sk-secret-token" + red = redact(msg) + @test occursin("[redacted]", red) + @test !occursin("sk-secret-token", red) + # Unrelated text passes through untouched. + @test redact("zenodo request") == "zenodo request" + end + + @testset "publish requires an enabled config" begin + cfg = DOIConfig() + @test_throws ErrorException DOI.create_deposition(cfg, "study", "run") + @test_throws ErrorException DOI.publish_deposition( + cfg, Deposition(1, "10.5281/zenodo.0", false, "", Dict{String,Any}[]); confirm=true) + end + + @testset "receipt checksum covers attestation content" begin + receipt = PublicationReceipt( + 1, "study", "run", PROD, 42, "10.5281/zenodo.123456", true, + [Dict{String,Any}("name" => "f.svg", "sha256" => "aa", "size" => 1)], + "2026-01-01T00:00:00Z", nothing, "") + d = MetaManifold.DOI._receipt_dict(receipt) + checksum = MetaManifold.DOI._receipt_checksum(d) + @test !isempty(checksum) + # Changing any attested field changes the checksum. + d2 = copy(d); d2["doi"] = "10.5281/zenodo.tampered" + @test MetaManifold.DOI._receipt_checksum(d2) != checksum + end + + @testset "journal append and read" begin + dir = mktempdir() + cfg = DOIConfig(enabled=false, storage_dir=dir) + DOI.journal_append(cfg, Dict{String,Any}("phase" => "created", "study" => "s", "run" => "r")) + DOI.journal_append(cfg, Dict{String,Any}("phase" => "published", "study" => "s", "run" => "r")) + state = journal_state(cfg) + @test length(state) == 2 + @test state[1]["phase"] == "created" + @test state[2]["phase"] == "published" + # Empty journal when absent. + empty_cfg = DOIConfig(enabled=false, storage_dir=joinpath(dir, "missing")) + @test isempty(journal_state(empty_cfg)) + end + + @testset "multipart upload form" begin + body, ctype = DOI._multipart_form("figure.svg", UInt8[1, 2, 3]) + @test occursin("multipart/form-data; boundary=", ctype) + s = String(body) + @test occursin("name=\"file\"", s) + @test occursin("filename=\"figure.svg\"", s) + @test occursin("application/octet-stream", s) + end + +end diff --git a/test/unit/test_evidence.jl b/test/unit/test_evidence.jl new file mode 100644 index 00000000..1b4812df --- /dev/null +++ b/test/unit/test_evidence.jl @@ -0,0 +1,275 @@ +# © 2026 Joshua Benjamin Jewell. All rights reserved. +# Licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License version 3 (AGPLv3). + +# Unit tests for the Evidence module: the claim schema's rules, the record's +# round trip, and the residual arithmetic. The SQL lives in the route file and +# needs a results database, so it is exercised by the server integration test. +using MetaManifold.Evidence +using MetaManifold.Evidence: ResidualRow +using YAML + +const EVIDENCE_TMP = mktempdir() + +function sample_claim(; kwargs...) + claim = Dict{String,Any}( + "text" => "Lactobacillus holds more than half the caecal reads", + "status" => "draft", + "scope" => Dict{String,Any}( + "table" => "merged", + "tag" => "rank", + "value" => "Genus", + "source" => "VSEARCH", + "values" => Any["Lactobacillus"], + ), + "warrant" => Any[], + "caveats" => Any[], + ) + for (k, v) in kwargs + claim[string(k)] = v + end + Evidence.normalise_claim(claim; id = "genus-lactobacillus") +end + +@testset "Evidence Mode" begin + + @testset "slugify" begin + @test slugify("Lactobacillus is enriched!") == "lactobacillus-is-enriched" + @test slugify(" %% ") == "" + @test length(slugify(repeat("a", 200))) <= 48 + @test slugify("already-safe") == "already-safe" + end + + @testset "claim normalisation" begin + claim = Evidence.normalise_claim(Dict{String,Any}( + "text" => "A claim", + "scope" => Dict{String,Any}("tag" => "rank", "value" => "Genus", + "values" => Any["Lactobacillus"]))) + @test claim["id"] == "" + @test claim["status"] == "draft" + @test claim["scope"]["table"] == "merged" + @test claim["scope"]["source"] === nothing + @test claim["warrant"] == Any[] + @test !isempty(Evidence.claim_errors(claim)) # no id yet + + named = Evidence.normalise_claim(Dict{String,Any}("text" => "A claim", + "scope" => Dict{String,Any}("tag" => "rank", "value" => "Genus", + "values" => Any["Lactobacillus"])); + id = "a-claim") + @test isempty(Evidence.claim_errors(named)) + end + + @testset "claim validation" begin + @test isempty(claim_errors(sample_claim())) + + bad_text = sample_claim(text = " ") + @test any(occursin("needs text", e) for e in claim_errors(bad_text)) + + no_values = sample_claim(scope = Dict{String,Any}( + "tag" => "rank", "value" => "Genus", "values" => Any[])) + @test any(occursin("at least one value", e) for e in claim_errors(no_values)) + + no_values["scope"]["tag"] = "category" + no_values["scope"]["value"] = "trophic" + @test any(occursin("at least one value", e) for e in claim_errors(no_values)) + + bad_set = sample_claim(scope = Dict{String,Any}( + "tag" => "category", "value" => "not a name", "values" => Any["x"])) + @test any(occursin("not a category set name", e) for e in claim_errors(bad_set)) + + bad_rank = sample_claim(scope = Dict{String,Any}( + "tag" => "rank", "value" => "Genus; DROP", "values" => Any["x"])) + @test any(occursin("not a rank name", e) for e in claim_errors(bad_rank)) + + bad_source = sample_claim(scope = Dict{String,Any}( + "tag" => "rank", "value" => "Genus", "source" => "BLAST", + "values" => Any["x"])) + @test any(occursin("scope.source", e) for e in claim_errors(bad_source)) + + bad_status = sample_claim(status = "true") + @test any(occursin("status", e) for e in claim_errors(bad_status)) + + # The anti-cherry-pick rule: a definition alone cannot support a claim, + # and an empty warrant list certainly cannot. + unsupported = sample_claim(status = "supported") + @test any(occursin("needs at least one warrant", e) for e in claim_errors(unsupported)) + + defined_only = sample_claim(status = "supported", warrant = Any[ + Dict{String,Any}("kind" => "definition", "text" => "Bloom means high reads")]) + @test any(occursin("needs at least one warrant", e) for e in claim_errors(defined_only)) + + measured = sample_claim(status = "supported", warrant = Any[ + Dict{String,Any}("kind" => "measurement", "text" => "54% of caecal reads", + "ref" => "fibre:Genus/Lactobacillus")]) + @test isempty(claim_errors(measured)) + + bad_warrant = sample_claim(warrant = Any[Dict{String,Any}("kind" => "vibes", + "text" => "feelings")]) + @test any(occursin("kind 'vibes'", e) for e in claim_errors(bad_warrant)) + + empty_warrant = sample_claim(warrant = Any[Dict{String,Any}("kind" => "citation", + "text" => "")]) + @test any(occursin("needs text", e) for e in claim_errors(empty_warrant)) + end + + @testset "document validation" begin + doc = Evidence.blank_document("study_a", "run_a") + @test isempty(Evidence.document_errors(doc)) + + bad_version = Evidence.blank_document("study_a", "run_a") + bad_version["schema_version"] = 99 + @test any(occursin("schema_version", e) for e in Evidence.document_errors(bad_version)) + + bad_name = Evidence.blank_document("../etc", "run_a") + @test any(occursin("study", e) for e in Evidence.document_errors(bad_name)) + + duped = Evidence.blank_document("study_a", "run_a") + claim = sample_claim() + duped["claims"] = Any[claim, claim] + @test any(occursin("duplicate", e) for e in Evidence.document_errors(duped)) + end + + @testset "identifier collisions" begin + doc = Evidence.blank_document("study_a", "run_a") + @test Evidence.next_claim_id(doc, "Same claim") == "same-claim" + @test Evidence.next_claim_id(doc, "Genus Lactobacillus") == "genus-lactobacillus" + doc = Evidence.upsert_claim(doc, sample_claim()) + @test Evidence.next_claim_id(doc, "Genus Lactobacillus") == "genus-lactobacillus-2" + @test Evidence.next_claim_id(Evidence.blank_document("s", "r"), "%%") == "claim" + end + + @testset "record round trip" begin + path = joinpath(EVIDENCE_TMP, "study_a", "run_a", "evidence", "claims.yml") + doc = Evidence.blank_document("study_a", "run_a") + doc = Evidence.upsert_claim(doc, sample_claim()) + Evidence.save_document(path, doc) + @test isfile(path) + + loaded = Evidence.load_document(path; study = "study_a", run = "run_a") + @test length(loaded["claims"]) == 1 + @test loaded["claims"][1]["text"] == "Lactobacillus holds more than half the caecal reads" + @test loaded["claims"][1]["scope"]["values"] == ["Lactobacillus"] + @test loaded["schema_version"] == Evidence.SCHEMA_VERSION + @test loaded["updated"] isa AbstractString + + # A second save must be able to append a claim of a different shape; YAML + # narrows homogeneous sequences and the vector must stay open. + second = Evidence.normalise_claim(Dict{String,Any}( + "text" => "A claim with no warrant", + "status" => "contested", + "scope" => Dict{String,Any}("tag" => "category", "value" => "trophic", + "values" => Any["copiotroph"]), + "caveats" => Any["One site only"]); + id = "a-claim-with-no-warrant") + doc = Evidence.upsert_claim(loaded, second) + Evidence.save_document(path, doc) + reloaded = Evidence.load_document(path; study = "study_a", run = "run_a") + @test length(reloaded["claims"]) == 2 + @test reloaded["claims"][2]["caveats"] == ["One site only"] + + # Editing an existing claim replaces it in place. + edited = copy(reloaded["claims"][1]) + edited["status"] = "contested" + doc = Evidence.upsert_claim(reloaded, edited) + @test length(doc["claims"]) == 2 + @test Evidence.find_claim(doc, edited["id"])["status"] == "contested" + + doc, removed = Evidence.remove_claim(doc, "a-claim-with-no-warrant") + @test removed + @test length(doc["claims"]) == 1 + @test isnothing(Evidence.find_claim(doc, "a-claim-with-no-warrant")) + _, removed_again = Evidence.remove_claim(doc, "a-claim-with-no-warrant") + @test !removed_again + + yaml = Evidence.render_claims_yaml(doc) + @test occursin("schema_version", yaml) + @test occursin("Lactobacillus", yaml) + + @test YAML.load(Evidence.render_claims_yaml(Evidence.blank_document("study_a", "run_a")))["study"] == "study_a" + end + + @testset "empty record is not written" begin + missing = joinpath(EVIDENCE_TMP, "nowhere", "claims.yml") + doc = Evidence.load_document(missing; study = "study_a", run = "run_a") + @test isempty(doc["claims"]) + @test doc["updated"] === nothing + @test !isfile(missing) + end + + @testset "residuals under a proportional null" begin + samples = ["a", "b", "c", "d"] + observed = [10.0, 20.0, 0.0, 70.0] + totals = [100.0, 200.0, 100.0, 100.0] + fibre_total = 100.0 + grand_total = 500.0 + rows = Evidence.residual_rows(samples, observed, totals, fibre_total, grand_total) + + # The fibre holds 20% of the library, so each sample's expectation is 20%. + expected = Dict(r.sample => r.expected for r in rows) + @test expected["a"] ≈ 20.0 + @test expected["b"] ≈ 40.0 + @test expected["c"] ≈ 20.0 + @test expected["d"] ≈ 20.0 + + by_sample = Dict(r.sample => r for r in rows) + @test by_sample["a"].residual < 0 # under-represented + @test by_sample["b"].residual < 0 + @test by_sample["d"].residual > 0 # over-represented + @test by_sample["a"].residual ≈ (10 - 20) / sqrt(20) + @test by_sample["d"].log2_ratio > 0 + @test by_sample["c"].log2_ratio < 0 + + # Largest absolute residual first, ties broken by sample name. + @test rows[1].sample == "d" + @test abs(rows[end].residual) <= abs(rows[1].residual) + + summary = Evidence.residual_summary(rows) + @test summary.df == 3 + @test summary.n_samples == 4 + @test summary.n_usable == 4 + @test summary.chi2 ≈ sum(r.residual^2 for r in rows) + # a, b and c each sit more than two standardised units below their + # expectation; only d is above it. + @test summary.n_deficit == 3 + @test summary.n_excess == 1 + @test summary.max_abs_residual ≈ abs(by_sample["d"].residual) + end + + @testset "residuals under a claim share" begin + samples = ["a", "b"] + observed = [30.0, 30.0] + totals = [100.0, 100.0] + rows = Evidence.residual_rows(samples, observed, totals, 60.0, 200.0; share = 0.5) + @test all(r -> r.expected ≈ 50.0, rows) + @test all(r -> r.residual < 0, rows) + @test Evidence.share_of(60, 200) ≈ 0.3 + end + + @testset "zero expectation is finite" begin + @test Evidence.pearson_residual(5, 0) == 0.0 + rows = Evidence.residual_rows(["a"], [0.0], [0.0], 0.0, 0.0) + @test all(isfinite, (rows[1].residual, rows[1].log2_ratio)) + summary = Evidence.residual_summary(rows) + @test summary.n_usable == 0 + @test summary.df == 0 + @test summary.chi2 == 0.0 + end + + @testset "echo verdict thresholds" begin + @test Evidence.echo_verdict(0, 0, 0) == "empty" + @test Evidence.echo_verdict(100, 0, 0) == "concordant" + @test Evidence.echo_verdict(95, 5, 0) == "minor divergence" + @test Evidence.echo_verdict(60, 30, 10) == "partial agreement" + @test Evidence.echo_verdict(10, 90, 0) == "discordant" + @test Evidence.echo_verdict(50, 40, 10) == "partial agreement" + end + + @testset "claim projection" begin + projection = Evidence.claim_projection(sample_claim()) + @test projection.table == "merged" + @test projection.tag == "rank" + @test projection.value == "Genus" + @test projection.source == "VSEARCH" + @test projection.values == ["Lactobacillus"] + @test Evidence.claim_projection(Dict{String,Any}("text" => "x")) === nothing + end +end diff --git a/test/unit/test_evidence_routes.jl b/test/unit/test_evidence_routes.jl new file mode 100644 index 00000000..7a0bdd38 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/unit/test_evidence_routes.jl @@ -0,0 +1,311 @@ +# © 2026 Joshua Benjamin Jewell. All rights reserved. +# Licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License version 3 (AGPLv3). + +# Route-level tests for Evidence Mode. +# +# A fixture results database is built in a temp root and the route helpers are +# called directly, the way test_composition.jl calls `_composition_summary`. +# This is where the SQL is exercised: the fibre profile, the member list, both +# echo kinds and both residual nulls. +# +# The fixture (one row per ASV, reads in three samples): +# +# ASV1 Lactobacillus / Lactobacillus Firmicutes 10 20 30 +# ASV2 Lactobacillus / Lactobacillus Firmicutes 5 0 10 +# ASV3 Lactobacillus / Bacillus Firmicutes 1 2 3 +# ASV4 Bacillus / Bacillus Firmicutes 20 10 0 +# ASV5 '' / NULL Firmicutes 0 40 5 +# ASV6 Bacteroides / Bacteroides Bacteroidota 7 7 7 +# +# Plain ranks are VSEARCH's whenever `Pident` is present, which it is here. + +using HTTP, JSON3, DuckDB, DataFrames, DBInterface + +const _evidence_saved_root = MetaManifold.Server.ServerState._root[] +const EvidenceServer = MetaManifold.Server + +function with_evidence_fixture(f::Function) + tmp = mktempdir() + try + EvidenceServer.ServerState.set_root!(tmp) + + merge_dir = joinpath(tmp, "projects", "studyE", "runE", "merged") + mkpath(merge_dir) + + mkpath(joinpath(tmp, "config")) + write(joinpath(tmp, "config", "composition.yml"), """ + filters: + lacto: + filters: + - { column: Genus, pattern: Lactobacillus, action: keep } + sets: + lacto_set: + label: Lactobacilli + description: Fixture set for the Evidence Mode route tests + categories: + - { name: Lactobacillus, filter: lacto } + """) + + db = DuckDB.DB(joinpath(merge_dir, "results.duckdb")) + con = DBInterface.connect(db) + try + DBInterface.execute(con, """ + CREATE TABLE merged ( + "SeqName" VARCHAR, + "Genus" VARCHAR, + "Genus_dada2" VARCHAR, + "Family" VARCHAR, + "Family_dada2" VARCHAR, + "Pident" DOUBLE, + "s1" BIGINT, + "s2" BIGINT, + "s3" BIGINT + ) + """) + DBInterface.execute(con, """ + INSERT INTO merged VALUES + ('ASV1','Lactobacillus','Lactobacillus','Firmicutes','Firmicutes',99.0,10,20,30), + ('ASV2','Lactobacillus','Lactobacillus','Firmicutes','Firmicutes',98.0, 5, 0,10), + ('ASV3','Lactobacillus','Bacillus', 'Firmicutes','Firmicutes',97.0, 1, 2, 3), + ('ASV4','Bacillus', 'Bacillus', 'Firmicutes','Bacillota', 96.0,20,10, 0), + ('ASV5','', NULL, 'Firmicutes',NULL, 95.0, 0,40, 5), + ('ASV6','Bacteroides', 'Bacteroides', 'Bacteroidota','Bacteroidota',94.0,7,7,7) + """) + finally + DBInterface.close!(con); close(db) + end + + f(tmp) + finally + rm(tmp; recursive=true, force=true) + end +end + +@testset "Evidence Mode routes" begin + + @testset "record path" begin + tmp = mktempdir() + try + EvidenceServer.ServerState.set_root!(tmp) + expected = joinpath(tmp, "projects", "s", "r", "evidence", "claims.yml") + @test EvidenceServer._evidence_path("s", "r") == expected + finally + rm(tmp; recursive=true, force=true) + end + end + + with_evidence_fixture() do _tmp + body(text) = JSON3.read(text) + rank_body = body("""{"table":"merged","tag":"rank","value":"Genus","values":["Lactobacillus"]}""") + + @testset "fibre of a rank projection" begin + result = EvidenceServer._evidence_fibre("studyE", "runE", rank_body) + @test result isa NamedTuple + @test result.table == "merged" + @test result.tag == "rank" + @test result.value == "Genus" + @test result.source == "VSEARCH" + @test result.column == "Genus" + + @test result.fibre.rows == 3 + @test result.fibre.reads == 81.0 + @test result.totals.rows == 6 + @test result.totals.reads == 177.0 + @test result.fibre.read_share ≈ 81 / 177 atol = 1e-5 + @test result.fibre.row_share ≈ 0.5 + + observed = Dict(p.sample => p.observed for p in result.fibre.samples) + totals = Dict(p.sample => p.total for p in result.fibre.samples) + @test observed == Dict("s1" => 16.0, "s2" => 22.0, "s3" => 43.0) + @test totals == Dict("s1" => 43.0, "s2" => 79.0, "s3" => 55.0) + percents = Dict(p.sample => p.percent for p in result.fibre.samples) + @test percents["s1"] ≈ 100 * 16 / 43 atol = 1e-3 + end + + @testset "fibre members are capped and counted" begin + result = EvidenceServer._evidence_fibre("studyE", "runE", rank_body) + @test result.member_count == 3 + @test result.members_truncated == false + @test [m.member for m in result.members] == ["ASV1", "ASV2", "ASV3"] + @test [m.reads for m in result.members] == [60, 15, 6] + end + + @testset "echoes: the other classifier and the parent rank" begin + result = EvidenceServer._evidence_fibre("studyE", "runE", rank_body) + @test length(result.echoes) == 2 + + source = only(filter(e -> e.kind == "source", result.echoes)) + @test source.label == "DADA2" + @test source.projection.value == "Genus" + @test source.agree_rows == 2 # ASV1, ASV2 + @test source.conflict_rows == 1 # ASV3 is Bacillus under DADA2 + @test source.missing_rows == 0 + @test source.agree_reads == 75.0 + @test source.conflict_reads ≈ 6.0 + @test source.agree_fraction ≈ 2 / 3 atol = 1e-4 + @test source.verdict == "partial agreement" + + rank = only(filter(e -> e.kind == "rank", result.echoes)) + @test rank.projection.value == "Family" + @test rank.projection.values == ["Firmicutes"] + @test rank.echo_rows == 5 + @test rank.echo_reads == 156.0 + @test rank.inside_rows == 3 + @test rank.contained_in_echo == true + @test rank.verdict == "contained" + @test isempty(rank.note) + end + + @testset "Unclassified is a reachable fibre" begin + unclassified = body("""{"tag":"rank","value":"Genus","values":["Unclassified"]}""") + result = EvidenceServer._evidence_fibre("studyE", "runE", unclassified) + @test result isa NamedTuple + @test result.fibre.rows == 1 # ASV5's blank Genus + @test result.fibre.reads == 45.0 + @test result.members[1].member == "ASV5" + end + + @testset "a category projection backfills and reads its column" begin + category = body("""{"tag":"category","value":"lacto_set","values":["Lactobacillus"]}""") + result = EvidenceServer._evidence_fibre("studyE", "runE", category) + @test result isa NamedTuple + @test result.tag == "category" + @test result.column == "Category__lacto_set" + @test result.fibre.rows == 3 + @test result.fibre.reads == 81.0 + end + + @testset "invalid projections are refused" begin + empty_values = body("""{"tag":"rank","value":"Genus","values":[]}""") + err = EvidenceServer._evidence_fibre("studyE", "runE", empty_values) + @test err isa HTTP.Response + @test err.status == 400 + @test JSON3.read(String(err.body))["error"] == "missing_values" + + bad_rank = body("""{"tag":"rank","value":"Nope","values":["x"]}""") + err = EvidenceServer._evidence_fibre("studyE", "runE", bad_rank) + @test err.status == 400 + @test JSON3.read(String(err.body))["error"] == "bad_rank" + + bad_tag = body("""{"tag":"colour","value":"Genus","values":["x"]}""") + err = EvidenceServer._evidence_fibre("studyE", "runE", bad_tag) + @test JSON3.read(String(err.body))["error"] == "bad_tag" + + bad_table = body("""{"table":"x;drop","tag":"rank","value":"Genus","values":["x"]}""") + err = EvidenceServer._evidence_fibre("studyE", "runE", bad_table) + @test JSON3.read(String(err.body))["error"] == "invalid_table" + + absent_set = body("""{"tag":"category","value":"absent_set","values":["x"]}""") + err = EvidenceServer._evidence_fibre("studyE", "runE", absent_set) + @test err.status == 404 + @test JSON3.read(String(err.body))["error"] == "category_set_not_found" + + too_long = body("""{"tag":"rank","value":"Genus","values":["$(repeat("x", 201))"]}""") + err = EvidenceServer._evidence_fibre("studyE", "runE", too_long) + @test JSON3.read(String(err.body))["error"] == "value_too_long" + end + + @testset "context survey names every projection's column" begin + dir = EvidenceServer._require_duckdb("studyE", "runE") + @test !isnothing(dir) + survey = with_results_db(dir) do con + EvidenceServer._evidence_survey(con) + end + @test survey.merged_table == "merged" + @test "merged" in [t.id for t in survey.tables] + @test survey.sources == ["VSEARCH", "DADA2"] + + vsearch = only(filter(r -> r.source == "VSEARCH", survey.ranks)) + dada2 = only(filter(r -> r.source == "DADA2", survey.ranks)) + @test vsearch.names == ["Family", "Genus"] + @test vsearch.columns == ["Family", "Genus"] + @test dada2.columns == ["Family_dada2", "Genus_dada2"] + end + + @testset "no attestation is reported as absent, not as clean" begin + provenance = EvidenceServer._evidence_provenance("studyE", "runE") + @test provenance.present == false + @test provenance.file == "attestation.yml" + end + + @testset "residuals under the proportional null" begin + result = EvidenceServer._evidence_residuals("studyE", "runE", rank_body) + @test result isa NamedTuple + @test result.null.kind == "proportional" + @test result.null.share === nothing + @test result.grand.rows == 6 + @test result.grand.reads == 177.0 + + expected = Dict(r.sample => r.expected for r in result.samples) + @test expected["s1"] ≈ 81 * 43 / 177 atol = 1e-3 + @test expected["s2"] ≈ 81 * 79 / 177 atol = 1e-3 + @test expected["s3"] ≈ 81 * 55 / 177 atol = 1e-3 + + # Worst departure first: s3 is enriched, s2 depleted. + @test result.samples[1].sample == "s3" + @test result.samples[1].residual ≈ 3.5541 atol = 1e-3 + @test result.samples[2].sample == "s2" + @test result.samples[2].residual ≈ -2.3538 atol = 1e-3 + @test result.samples[3].sample == "s1" + + @test result.summary.df == 2 + @test result.summary.n_samples == 3 + @test result.summary.n_excess == 1 + @test result.summary.n_deficit == 1 + @test result.summary.chi2 ≈ 18.8593 atol = 1e-2 + @test result.summary.max_abs_residual ≈ 3.5541 atol = 1e-3 + end + + @testset "residuals under a claim share" begin + claim_share = body("""{"tag":"rank","value":"Genus","values":["Lactobacillus"], + "null":"claim_share","share":0.5}""") + result = EvidenceServer._evidence_residuals("studyE", "runE", claim_share) + @test result isa NamedTuple + @test result.null.share == 0.5 + expected = Dict(r.sample => r.expected for r in result.samples) + @test expected["s1"] ≈ 21.5 + @test expected["s2"] ≈ 39.5 + @test expected["s3"] ≈ 27.5 + @test occursin("stated share", result.null.note) + end + + @testset "residual nulls are validated" begin + bad_null = body("""{"tag":"rank","value":"Genus","values":["Lactobacillus"], + "null":"whatever"}""") + err = EvidenceServer._evidence_residuals("studyE", "runE", bad_null) + @test err isa HTTP.Response && err.status == 400 + @test JSON3.read(String(err.body))["error"] == "bad_null" + + no_share = body("""{"tag":"rank","value":"Genus","values":["Lactobacillus"], + "null":"claim_share"}""") + @test JSON3.read(String(EvidenceServer._evidence_residuals("studyE", "runE", no_share).body))["error"] == "missing_share" + + bad_share = body("""{"tag":"rank","value":"Genus","values":["Lactobacillus"], + "null":"claim_share","share":0}""") + @test JSON3.read(String(EvidenceServer._evidence_residuals("studyE", "runE", bad_share).body))["error"] == "bad_share" + end + + @testset "a saved record is read back from the run's evidence directory" begin + document = MetaManifold.Evidence.blank_document("studyE", "runE") + claim = MetaManifold.Evidence.normalise_claim(Dict{String,Any}( + "text" => "Lactobacillus holds 46 % of reads", + "scope" => Dict{String,Any}("tag" => "rank", "value" => "Genus", + "source" => "VSEARCH", + "values" => Any["Lactobacillus"]), + "warrant" => Any[Dict{String,Any}("kind" => "measurement", + "text" => "fibre profile")]); + id = "lactobacillus-holds-46") + document = MetaManifold.Evidence.upsert_claim(document, claim) + MetaManifold.Evidence.save_document( + EvidenceServer._evidence_path("studyE", "runE"), document) + + loaded = EvidenceServer._load_evidence("studyE", "runE") + @test length(loaded["claims"]) == 1 + @test loaded["claims"][1]["scope"]["values"] == ["Lactobacillus"] + @test !isempty(MetaManifold.Evidence.render_claims_yaml(loaded)) + end + end + + # Testsets above point the server at temporary roots. + EvidenceServer.ServerState._root[] = _evidence_saved_root +end diff --git a/test/unit/test_exact_summaries.jl b/test/unit/test_exact_summaries.jl new file mode 100644 index 00000000..098667c8 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/unit/test_exact_summaries.jl @@ -0,0 +1,196 @@ +using Test +using JSON3 +using MetaManifold.NumericPolicy +using MetaManifold.ExactSummaries +using MetaManifold.Canonical + +const EXACT_FIXTURE = [1 2; 1 0; 1 0] +const EXACT_LABELS = ["A", "B"] +const EXACT_FEATURES = ["f1", "f2", "f3"] + +@testset "Exact sample and group proportions" begin + s = exact_summary(EXACT_FIXTURE; sample_labels=EXACT_LABELS, + feature_labels=EXACT_FEATURES, groups=["g1", "g2"]) + @test !s.approximate + @test s.samples[1].total == 3 + @test s.samples[1].proportions == fill(big(1)//3, 3) + # A zero count in a sample with a positive total has an exact proportion + # of 0 (the independent Python fractions reference below agrees); only a + # zero total leaves proportions undefined. + @test s.samples[2].proportions == Union{Rational{BigInt},Nothing}[big(1)//1, big(0)//1, big(0)//1] + @test length(s.groups) == 2 + @test s.groups[1].label == "g1" + @test s.groups[2].counts == BigInt[2, 0, 0] + @test all(has_defined_proportions, s.samples) + @test length(s.input_sha256) == 64 + @test s.input_sha256 == counts_fingerprint(EXACT_FIXTURE; + sample_labels=EXACT_LABELS, feature_labels=EXACT_FEATURES, groups=["g1", "g2"]) + + storage = summary_to_storage(s) + @test storage["status"] == "success" + @test storage["input_status"] == "exact" + @test storage["samples"][1]["proportions"] == ["1/3", "1/3", "1/3"] + @test storage["samples"][1]["total"] == 3 + @test storage["samples"][2]["proportions"][2] == "0/1" + @test length(jcs_sha256(storage)) == 64 + display = summary_to_display(s; digits=8) + @test occursin("exact", display) + @test occursin("0.33333333", display) + @test !occursin("significant", lowercase(display)) +end + +@testset "Exact arithmetic beyond Float64 safe integers" begin + large = big(2)^80 + 17 + counts = reshape(BigInt[large, 1, large, 3], 2, 2) + s = exact_summary(counts; sample_labels=EXACT_LABELS, feature_labels=["x", "y"]) + @test s.samples[1].total == large + 1 + @test s.samples[1].counts[1] == large + @test s.samples[1].proportions[1] == large//(large+1) + storage = summary_to_storage(s) + @test storage["samples"][1]["counts"][1] == string(large) + @test storage["samples"][1]["total"] == string(large+1) + @test jcs_bytes(storage) == jcs_bytes(storage) + + # Metamorphic property: multiplying every count leaves all proportions fixed. + scaled = exact_summary(counts .* big(1000); sample_labels=EXACT_LABELS, + feature_labels=["x", "y"]) + @test [x.proportions for x in scaled.samples] == [x.proportions for x in s.samples] + @test scaled.input_sha256 != s.input_sha256 +end + +@testset "Zero totals are undefined, never zero" begin + s = exact_summary([0 0; 0 0]; sample_labels=EXACT_LABELS, feature_labels=["x", "y"], + groups=["g", "g"]) + for x in vcat(s.samples, s.groups) + @test x.total == 0 + @test all(isnothing, x.proportions) + @test !has_defined_proportions(x) + @test any(w -> occursin("undefined", w), x.warnings) + end + storage = summary_to_storage(s) + @test storage["status"] == "partial" + @test storage["diagnostics"]["n_undefined_proportions"] == 3 + @test storage["samples"][1]["status"] == "undefined_zero_total" + @test storage["samples"][1]["proportions"] == [nothing, nothing] + @test occursin("undefined (zero total) — not zero", summary_to_display(s)) +end + +@testset "Floating-point provenance is never erased" begin + s = exact_summary(Float64.(EXACT_FIXTURE); sample_labels=EXACT_LABELS, + feature_labels=EXACT_FEATURES) + @test s.approximate + @test all(x -> x.approximate, s.samples) + @test all(x -> any(w -> occursin("approximations", w), x.warnings), s.samples) + @test summary_to_storage(s)["input_status"] == "approximate" + @test occursin("remain approximate", summary_to_display(s)) + @test_throws UnsupportedRepresentationError exact_summary(Float64.(EXACT_FIXTURE); + sample_labels=EXACT_LABELS, feature_labels=EXACT_FEATURES, allow_approximate=false) +end + +@testset "Malformed tables and resource budgets fail closed" begin + @test_throws ArgumentError exact_summary(EXACT_FIXTURE; + sample_labels=["A"], feature_labels=EXACT_FEATURES) + @test_throws ArgumentError exact_summary(EXACT_FIXTURE; + sample_labels=EXACT_LABELS, feature_labels=["x"]) + @test_throws ArgumentError exact_summary(EXACT_FIXTURE; + sample_labels=["A", "A"], feature_labels=EXACT_FEATURES) + @test_throws ArgumentError exact_summary(EXACT_FIXTURE; + sample_labels=EXACT_LABELS, feature_labels=["x", "x", "z"]) + @test_throws ArgumentError exact_summary([1 -1; 2 3]; + sample_labels=EXACT_LABELS, feature_labels=["x", "y"]) + @test_throws UnsupportedRepresentationError exact_summary([1.5 2; 2 3]; + sample_labels=EXACT_LABELS, feature_labels=["x", "y"]) + @test_throws UnsupportedRepresentationError exact_summary([Inf 2; 2 3]; + sample_labels=EXACT_LABELS, feature_labels=["x", "y"]) + @test_throws ArgumentError exact_summary(EXACT_FIXTURE; + sample_labels=EXACT_LABELS, feature_labels=EXACT_FEATURES, groups=["g"]) + @test_throws ResourceLimitError exact_summary(zeros(Int, 1, MAX_CELLS + 1); + sample_labels=["only-one"]) + tight = numeric_policy(mode=:exact_counts, max_denominator_bits=32) + @test_throws ResourceLimitError exact_summary(reshape(BigInt[1, big(2)^40-1], 2, 1); + sample_labels=["huge"], feature_labels=["x", "y"], policy=tight) +end + +@testset "Generative invariance and exact proportion identities" begin + seed = 0x5eed + state = UInt(seed) + next_uint() = (state = state * 6364136223846793005 + 1442695040888963407) + for n_features in (1, 2, 7), n_samples in (1, 4) + counts = [Int(next_uint() % 20) for _ in 1:n_features, _ in 1:n_samples] + labels = ["s$j" for j in 1:n_samples] + features = ["f$i" for i in 1:n_features] + s = exact_summary(counts; sample_labels=labels, feature_labels=features) + for sample in s.samples + if iszero(sample.total) + @test all(isnothing, sample.proportions) + else + @test exact_rational_sum(sample.proportions) == 1 + @test all(p -> numerator(p) >= 0 && denominator(p) > 0, sample.proportions) + end + end + # Feature permutation changes coordinates, not each feature's fraction. + order = reverse(1:n_features) + permuted = exact_summary(counts[order, :]; sample_labels=labels, + feature_labels=features[order]) + for j in 1:n_samples + @test permuted.samples[j].proportions == s.samples[j].proportions[order] + @test permuted.samples[j].total == s.samples[j].total + end + end +end + +@testset "Independent Python fractions reference" begin + python = Sys.which("python3") + if isnothing(python) + @info "Skipping Independent Python fractions reference: python3 is unavailable" + else + payloads = [ + Dict{String,Any}( + "sample_labels" => ["A", "B", "empty"], + "feature_labels" => ["x", "y", "z"], + "groups" => ["g1", "g1", "g2"], + "counts" => [["4", "2", "0"], ["6", "4", "0"], ["0", "0", "0"]], + ), + Dict{String,Any}( + "sample_labels" => ["large", "small"], + "feature_labels" => ["x", "y"], + "groups" => nothing, + "counts" => [[string(big(2)^80 + 17), "1"], ["1", "3"]], + ), + ] + script = joinpath(@__DIR__, "..", "references", "exact_summary_reference.py") + strings(values) = [isnothing(value) ? nothing : string(value) for value in values] + for payload in payloads + labels = payload["sample_labels"] + features = payload["feature_labels"] + counts = [parse(BigInt, payload["counts"][i][j]) + for i in eachindex(features), j in eachindex(labels)] + summary = exact_summary(counts; sample_labels=labels, + feature_labels=features, groups=payload["groups"]) + stored = summary_to_storage(summary) + mktempdir() do directory + input = joinpath(directory, "input.json") + write(input, JSON3.write(payload)) + reference = JSON3.read(read(`$python $script $input`, String)) + for kind in ("samples", "groups") + for (i, actual) in enumerate(stored[kind]) + expected = reference[kind][i] + @test actual["label"] == expected["label"] + @test string(actual["total"]) == expected["total"] + @test strings(actual["counts"]) == strings(expected["counts"]) + @test strings(actual["proportions"]) == strings(expected["proportions"]) + end + end + end + end + end +end + +@testset "Legacy analysis remains detached from opt-in statistics" begin + for file in ("diversity.jl", "analysis.jl", "differential.jl") + source = lowercase(read(joinpath(@__DIR__, "..", "..", "src", "analysis", file), String)) + @test !occursin("exactsummaries", source) + @test !occursin("highprecision", source) + @test !occursin("numericpolicy", source) + end +end diff --git a/test/unit/test_high_precision.jl b/test/unit/test_high_precision.jl new file mode 100644 index 00000000..2d4f6e32 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/unit/test_high_precision.jl @@ -0,0 +1,128 @@ +using Test +using MetaManifold.NumericPolicy +using MetaManifold.HighPrecision +using MetaManifold.Canonical + +# Independently produced with Python decimal. These are reference values, not +# values copied from Julia/MPFR; REF_LN2 has enough digits for the 1024-bit test. +const HP_FIXTURE = [1 2; 1 0; 1 0] +const HP_LABELS = ["A", "B"] +const HP_FEATURES = ["f1", "f2", "f3"] + +const REF_LN2 = "0.6931471805599453094172321214581765680755001343602552541206800094933936219696947156058633269964186875420014810205706857336855202357581305570326707516350759619307275708283714351903070386238916734711233501153644979552391204751726815749320651555247341395258829504530070953263666426541042391578149520437404303855008019441706416715186447128399681717845469570262716310645461502572074024816377733896385506952606683411372738737229289564935470257626520988596932019650586" +const REF_LN3 = "1.098612288668109691395245236922525704647490557822749451734694333637494293218608966873615754813732088787970029065957865742368004225930519821052801870767277410603162769183381367179373698844360959903742570316795911521145591917750671347054940166775580222203170252946897560690106521505642868138036317373298577782366991654792131818149020030103823630122248652748198225991097452490896458053467008845965085748444119018857087647494867079613085829411602166121184001409826" +const REF_TWO_THIRDS = "0.6666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666667" +const REF_H_1234 = "1.279854225833667467182185762149429928131354186921692886392239591382930699742075074568049151649059984163575294301928203177013603961545520253317776056233522504371230806742168835499680746549033237086147384098562106321046048112868339308649672681189135461287570216937288791515535715833594380020178552966375097993963900928200120047744717834903206362014300458629735272704036751340598445797090470318251133760850603018005627582297102594277585911107434593371009711254916" + +function test_bigfloat_close(actual, reference, bits, ulps=16) + setprecision(BigFloat, bits) do + expected = BigFloat(reference; precision=bits) + one = BigFloat(1; precision=bits) + tolerance = max(abs(expected), one) * ulps / + (BigFloat(2; precision=bits)^(bits - 4)) + @test isfinite(actual) + @test abs(actual - expected) <= tolerance + end +end + +@testset "High-precision diversity known answers" begin + policy = numeric_policy(mode=:high_precision, precision_bits=512, round_digits=30) + s = high_precision_summary(HP_FIXTURE; sample_labels=HP_LABELS, + feature_labels=HP_FEATURES, policy=policy) + @test s.achieved_bits == 512 + @test s.samples[1].richness == 3 + @test s.samples[2].richness == 1 + @test s.samples[1].total == 3 + test_bigfloat_close(s.samples[1].shannon, REF_LN3, 512) + test_bigfloat_close(s.samples[1].gini_simpson, REF_TWO_THIRDS, 512) + test_bigfloat_close(s.samples[2].shannon, "0", 512) + test_bigfloat_close(s.samples[2].gini_simpson, "0", 512) + + other = high_precision_summary(reshape([1, 2, 3, 4], 4, 1); + sample_labels=["counts"], feature_labels=["a", "b", "c", "d"], policy=policy) + @test other.samples[1].richness == 4 + test_bigfloat_close(other.samples[1].shannon, REF_H_1234, 512) + test_bigfloat_close(other.samples[1].gini_simpson, "0.7", 512) + + storage = high_precision_to_storage(other) + @test storage["status"] == "success" + @test storage["input_status"] == "exact" + @test storage["achieved_precision_bits"] == 512 + @test storage["samples"][1]["richness"] == 4 + @test storage["samples"][1]["shannon"]["kind"] == "approximate" + @test storage["samples"][1]["shannon"]["precision_bits"] == 512 + @test storage["samples"][1]["shannon"]["display_kind"] == "rounded" + @test length(jcs_sha256(storage)) == 64 + @test occursin("not exact", high_precision_to_display(other)) + + encoded = storage["samples"][1]["shannon"]["value"] + round_trip = parse_approximate_decimal(encoded; bits=512) + @test round_trip.value == other.samples[1].shannon +end + +@testset "High precision does not upgrade floats or define empty samples" begin + policy = numeric_policy(mode=:high_precision, precision_bits=256) + @test_throws UnsupportedRepresentationError high_precision_summary(Float64.(HP_FIXTURE); + sample_labels=HP_LABELS, feature_labels=HP_FEATURES, policy=policy) + @test_throws ArgumentError high_precision_summary([1 -2; 3 4]; + sample_labels=HP_LABELS, feature_labels=["x", "y"], policy=policy) + # A policy for another mode is a caller error, not a value that cannot be + # represented: assert_mode raises ArgumentError. + @test_throws ArgumentError high_precision_summary(HP_FIXTURE; + sample_labels=HP_LABELS, feature_labels=HP_FEATURES, + policy=numeric_policy(:exact_counts)) + + empty = high_precision_summary(zeros(Int, 3, 1); sample_labels=["empty"], + feature_labels=HP_FEATURES, policy=policy) + @test empty.samples[1].richness == 0 + @test isnothing(empty.samples[1].shannon) + @test isnothing(empty.samples[1].gini_simpson) + storage = high_precision_to_storage(empty) + @test storage["status"] == "partial" + @test storage["samples"][1]["shannon"] === nothing + @test storage["samples"][1]["status"] == "undefined_zero_total" + @test occursin("undefined (zero total)", high_precision_to_display(empty)) +end + +@testset "Extreme scale retains nonzero high-precision information" begin + # A Float64 conversion underflows the rare-taxon Shannon contribution to 0; + # MPFR retains it. The rational budget must accommodate N^2 for Gini-Simpson. + counts = reshape(BigInt[big(2)^20_000, 1], 2, 1) + policy = numeric_policy(mode=:high_precision, precision_bits=256, + max_denominator_bits=50_000, round_digits=12) + s = high_precision_summary(counts; sample_labels=["astronomical"], + feature_labels=["common", "rare"], policy=policy) + @test s.samples[1].richness == 2 + @test s.samples[1].shannon > 0 + @test Float64(s.samples[1].shannon) == 0.0 + @test 0 < s.samples[1].gini_simpson < 1 + storage = high_precision_to_storage(s) + @test storage["samples"][1]["total"] == string(big(2)^20_000 + 1) + @test parse_approximate_decimal(storage["samples"][1]["shannon"]["value"]; bits=256).value == + s.samples[1].shannon +end + +@testset "Concurrent precision scopes do not leak" begin + old = precision(BigFloat) + try + setprecision(BigFloat, 192) + levels = [128, 256, 512, 1024, 256, 512, 128, 1024] + results = Vector{Any}(undef, length(levels)) + @sync for i in eachindex(levels) + Threads.@spawn begin + p = numeric_policy(mode=:high_precision, precision_bits=levels[i]) + results[i] = high_precision_summary(reshape([1, 1], 2, 1); + sample_labels=["s$i"], feature_labels=["a", "b"], policy=p) + end + end + @test precision(BigFloat) == 192 + for (i, result) in enumerate(results) + @test result.achieved_bits == levels[i] + @test precision(result.samples[1].shannon) == levels[i] + @test precision(result.samples[1].gini_simpson) == levels[i] + test_bigfloat_close(result.samples[1].shannon, REF_LN2, levels[i], 32) + end + finally + setprecision(BigFloat, old) + end +end diff --git a/test/unit/test_install_pins.jl b/test/unit/test_install_pins.jl index bfa9bbb5..8066ca7d 100644 --- a/test/unit/test_install_pins.jl +++ b/test/unit/test_install_pins.jl @@ -14,27 +14,28 @@ using SHA const REPO_ROOT = normpath(joinpath(@__DIR__, "..", "..")) const PINS_PATH = joinpath(REPO_ROOT, "config", "defaults", "tool_versions.yml") -const INSTALL_JL = joinpath(REPO_ROOT, "scripts", "install.jl") +const INSTALL_JL = joinpath(REPO_ROOT, "install.jl") const CI_PATH = joinpath(REPO_ROOT, ".github", "workflows", "ci.yml") -const WORKFLOWS = joinpath(REPO_ROOT, ".github", "workflows") const MANIFEST = joinpath(REPO_ROOT, "Manifest.toml") const RENV_LOCK = joinpath(REPO_ROOT, "renv.lock") # The tools the pipeline shells out to. A tool absent from the pin file is a tool # nobody has decided the version of. const EXPECTED_TOOLS = ["cutadapt", "fastqc", "multiqc", "vsearch", "cd_hit_est", "swarm", - "mafft", "trimal", "iqtree", "raxml", "gappa"] + "mafft", "trimal", "iqtree", "raxml", "gappa", "fasttree"] # The platforms install.jl can resolve an archive for, as "-". const EXPECTED_PLATFORMS = ["linux-x86_64", "linux-aarch64", "macos-x86_64", "macos-aarch64"] is_sha256(s) = s isa AbstractString && occursin(r"^[0-9a-f]{64}$", s) -# Allow GitHub's own actions, this fork's actions, and Claude Code, each pinned to -# a full commit SHA. -allowed_action(uses) = - occursin(r"^(actions|hyperpolymath)/[A-Za-z0-9_.-]+(/[A-Za-z0-9_./-]+)?@[0-9a-f]{40}$", uses) || - occursin(r"^anthropics/claude-code-action@[0-9a-f]{40}$", uses) +"""Return the first step of `job` whose `uses:` names `action`, or nothing.""" +function ci_step_using(job, action) + for step in get(job, "steps", []) + startswith(get(step, "uses", ""), action) && return step + end + return nothing +end @testset "install pins" begin @@ -87,7 +88,7 @@ allowed_action(uses) = for tool in ("vsearch", "swarm", "trimal", "iqtree") @test sort(collect(keys(pins["tools"][tool]["archives"]))) == sort(EXPECTED_PLATFORMS) end - for tool in ("fastqc", "cd_hit_est", "mafft", "raxml", "gappa") + for tool in ("fastqc", "cd_hit_est", "mafft", "raxml", "gappa", "fasttree") @test collect(keys(pins["tools"][tool]["archives"])) == ["any"] end end @@ -186,18 +187,13 @@ allowed_action(uses) = ci = YAML.load_file(CI_PATH) job = ci["jobs"]["test"] - # Julia is the one runtime CI cannot read from the pin file, because nothing can - # be read before Julia exists. Its archive URL and checksum are therefore - # duplicated in the job's env, and this is the test that makes the duplication - # safe. The pinned URL names the version, which must equal Manifest.toml's - # (tested above). - # - # Read from the job's env rather than from a matrix: the matrix was removed - # because GitHub appends a matrix combination to the posted check name (see "a - # required check name is a stable identifier" below). + # The repo-owned installer reads the same committed version, URL and SHA. + setup = only(filter(step -> get(step, "name", "") == "Set up Julia", job["steps"])) + @test setup["run"] == "bash scripts/install-ci-julia.sh" + script = joinpath(REPO_ROOT, "scripts", "install-ci-julia.sh") + declared = split(strip(read(`bash $script --print-pin`, String)), '\n') archive = pins["runtimes"]["julia"]["archives"]["linux-x86_64"] - @test job["env"]["JULIA_URL"] == archive["url"] - @test job["env"]["JULIA_SHA256"] == archive["sha256"] + @test declared == [pins["runtimes"]["julia"]["version"], archive["url"], archive["sha256"]] # A floating runner would carry the R apt pin, which names a 24.04 build, off to # whatever the next LTS ships. @@ -247,30 +243,83 @@ allowed_action(uses) = @test !occursin("set +e", fetch_code) @test occursin("source scripts/ci/fetch_pinned.sh", runs) - for ref in (raw"$VSEARCH_URL", raw"$SWARM_URL", raw"$FASTQC_URL", - raw"$JULIA_URL", raw"$BUN_URL") + for ref in (raw"$VSEARCH_URL", raw"$SWARM_URL", raw"$FASTQC_URL") @test occursin("fetch_pinned \"$ref\"", runs) end - - # Julia and Bun, which actions used to install, are refused unless they hash - # to their pins. - for (sha, file) in ((raw"$JULIA_SHA256", "julia.tar.gz"), (raw"$BUN_SHA256", "bun.zip")) - @test occursin("echo \"$sha $file\" | sha256sum -c -", runs) - end end - @testset "every action is one this account allows" begin - # Anything else ends the whole workflow in startup_failure before any job runs, - # so the run names no failing step. That is how ci.yml failed on every run on - # this fork, from at least 2026-10-02 until it stopped using julia-actions, - # oven-sh/setup-bun and codecov/codecov-action. - files = filter(f -> endswith(f, ".yml") || endswith(f, ".yaml"), readdir(WORKFLOWS)) - @test "ci.yml" in files - @testset "$file" for file in files - for (_, job) in YAML.load_file(joinpath(WORKFLOWS, file))["jobs"], - step in get(job, "steps", []) - uses = get(step, "uses", nothing) - uses === nothing || @test allowed_action(uses) + @testset "required relevance gates classify changes and fail closed" begin + jobs = YAML.load_file(CI_PATH)["jobs"] + required = ["Code relevance", "Julia tests", "Agda proofs", "Occupancy relevance", + "Occupancy disagreement test", "Occupancy typed peak"] + @test all(name -> count(j -> get(j, "name", "") == name, values(jobs)) == 1, required) + @test jobs["disagreement"]["needs"] == ["occupancy_gate", "test"] + @test startswith(jobs["disagreement"]["if"], "always() &&") + steps = jobs["test"]["steps"] + run_tests = only(filter(s -> get(s, "name", "") == "Run tests", steps)) + @test haskey(run_tests["env"], "OCCUPANCY_RESULTS") + @test occursin("command -v vsearch", run_tests["run"]) + @test any(s -> get(s, "name", "") == "Validate measured occupancy grades", steps) + + # Execute the actual YAML scripts against real diffs, including a rename + # out of a watched path and a pathname containing a newline. A missing + # comparison commit must fail rather than authorise skipped tests. + mktempdir() do dir + git(args...) = run(pipeline(Cmd(["git", "-C", dir, args...]); stdout=devnull, stderr=devnull)) + git("init") + git("config", "user.name", "CI gate test") + git("config", "user.email", "ci@example.invalid") + mkpath(joinpath(dir, "docs", "occupancy")) + write(joinpath(dir, "docs", "occupancy", "watched.agda"), "fixture") + git("add", "."); git("commit", "-m", "base") + base = strip(read(`git -C $dir rev-parse HEAD`, String)) + function verdict(id, comparison=base) + script = only(filter(s -> get(s, "id", "") == "pr", jobs[id]["steps"]))["run"] + out = joinpath(dir, "gate-output") + write(out, "") + cmd = addenv(Cmd(Cmd(["bash", "-e", "-o", "pipefail", "-c", script]); dir=dir), + "BASE_SHA" => comparison, "RUNNER_TEMP" => dir, "GITHUB_OUTPUT" => out) + ok = success(pipeline(cmd; stdout=devnull, stderr=devnull)) + (ok, strip(read(out, String))) + end + for id in ("gate", "occupancy_gate") + @test verdict(id) == (true, "relevant=false") + @test verdict(id, "not-a-commit") == (false, "") + end + write(joinpath(dir, "README.md"), "docs only") + git("add", "README.md"); git("commit", "-m", "docs") + for id in ("gate", "occupancy_gate") + @test verdict(id) == (true, "relevant=false") + end + git("mv", "docs/occupancy/watched.agda", "elsewhere.agda") + git("commit", "-m", "rename away") + for id in ("gate", "occupancy_gate") + @test verdict(id) == (true, "relevant=true") + end + git("reset", "--hard", base) + write(joinpath(dir, "docs", "occupancy", "unusual\nname.agda"), "fixture") + git("add", "docs"); git("commit", "-m", "unusual path") + for id in ("gate", "occupancy_gate") + @test verdict(id) == (true, "relevant=true") + end + git("reset", "--hard", base) + mkpath(joinpath(dir, "src", "analysis")) + write(joinpath(dir, "src", "analysis", "differential.jl"), "fixture") + git("add", "src"); git("commit", "-m", "analysis only") + @test verdict("gate") == (true, "relevant=true") + @test verdict("occupancy_gate") == (true, "relevant=false") + for driver in ("install.jl", "install.sh") + git("reset", "--hard", base) + write(joinpath(dir, driver), "fixture") + git("add", driver); git("commit", "-m", "installer only") + @test verdict("gate") == (true, "relevant=true") + @test verdict("occupancy_gate") == (true, "relevant=false") + end + report = only(jobs["disagreement"]["steps"])["run"] + for result in ("success", "failure", "cancelled", "skipped") + cmd = addenv(`bash -e -c $report`, "TEST_RESULT" => result, + "GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY" => joinpath(dir, "summary")) + @test success(pipeline(cmd; stdout=devnull, stderr=devnull)) == (result == "success") end end end @@ -309,96 +358,3 @@ allowed_action(uses) = end end end - -@testset "the root keeps its shape" begin - # Adapted from the RSR root-cleanup doctrine (rsr-template-repo, - # docs/proposals/root-cleanup.adoc): the repository root holds authority - # files, the entry points a newcomer runs, tool-mandated build metadata, and - # one directory per concern -- nothing else. The check is BIDIRECTIONAL, - # because a one-directional allowlist only ever ratchets open: a tracked - # root entry that is not listed here is drift, and a listed entry that has - # gone missing is drift too. The tracked tree is what is checked, so local - # untracked build output (bin/, web/) does not fail a developer's run. To - # add a root entry, add it here with its reason in the same commit. - root_entries = [ - # Authority files. GitHub reads CITATION.cff from the default-branch - # root only, so it cannot move. - "README.md", "LICENSE", "CITATION.cff", - # The two entry points a newcomer runs (the launcher stays at the - # root); the installer itself lives under scripts/. - "install.sh", "start.sh", "launcher.sh", - # The RSR scheme's task entry and changelog index. - "Justfile", "CHANGELOG.md", - # Build metadata rooted by its tooling: Julia Pkg, and renv, which - # also scans R/ for dependency discovery. - "Project.toml", "Manifest.toml", "renv.lock", "renv", ".Rprofile", "R", - # One directory per concern. Health files (CONTRIBUTING.md) and CI - # configs (codecov.yml) live under .github/. - ".github", "bench", "config", "data", "docs", "frontend", - "proofs", "scripts", "src", "test", - # Agent instructions (the agents.md convention): coding agents load - # this at startup, and it only works from the root, which is why it - # is listed here rather than living under .github/ with the other - # health files. - "AGENTS.md", - # VCS housekeeping, and the editor configuration. - ".gitignore", ".editorconfig", - ] - tracked = Set(split(readchomp(`git -C $(REPO_ROOT) ls-tree --name-only HEAD`), "\n")) - for entry in root_entries - @test entry in tracked - end - extras = sort(collect(setdiff(tracked, Set(root_entries)))) - if !isempty(extras) - println("root entries outside the allowlist: ", join(extras, ", ")) - end - @test isempty(extras) -end - -@testset "dependabot never batches a major" begin - # #124 grouped every frontend update, and with nothing requiring the - # checks it merged five framework majors (React 18->19, vite 6->8, - # TypeScript 5->7, react-router-dom 6->7, plotly 2->4) in one PR, with - # tsc already red until #140 repaired it. A major is a migration, not an - # update, so it must open its own PR: a Dependabot group only claims an - # update when its patterns match AND its update-types admit it -- a - # dependency matching no group gets its own PR. Every group must - # therefore NAME its update-types, and never "major". The frontend must - # also stay on the "bun" ecosystem: the 2026-09 security-update runs - # proved this account's npm_and_yarn updater refuses a Bun-managed - # project (see the header of .github/dependabot.yml). - dependabot = YAML.load_file(joinpath(REPO_ROOT, ".github", "dependabot.yml")) - @test dependabot["version"] == 2 - ecosystems = Dict{String,Any}() - for u in dependabot["updates"] - @test !haskey(ecosystems, u["package-ecosystem"]) - ecosystems[u["package-ecosystem"]] = u - end - @test sort(collect(keys(ecosystems))) == ["bun", "github-actions"] - @test ecosystems["bun"]["directory"] == "/frontend" - for u in dependabot["updates"] - for (_, group) in get(u, "groups", Dict{String,Any}()) - update_types = get(group, "update-types", nothing) - @test update_types !== nothing - @test !("major" in update_types) - end - end -end - -@testset "KYAML is the authoring dialect, ratcheted" begin - # YAML-POLICY Y-3 (standards, owner rulings D280/D307): KYAML is the - # estate's authoring dialect; a *.kyaml file that is not in KYAML form - # is a violation, an unconverted *.yml is migration backlog. The - # formatter is the standards repo's kyaml-format.sh, verbatim: the one - # rewriter the step-2 comment-preservation proof covers. Tool-named - # files (workflows, dependabot, codecov) keep their extensions; the - # shared config defaults convert as an upstream unit, not unilaterally. - formatter = joinpath(REPO_ROOT, "scripts", "kyaml-format.sh") - tracked = split(readchomp(`git -C $(REPO_ROOT) ls-files`), "\n") - kyamls = [joinpath(REPO_ROOT, f) for f in tracked if endswith(f, ".kyaml")] - for path in kyamls - proc = run(pipeline(ignorestatus(`bash $formatter --check $path`), - stdout = devnull, stderr = devnull)) - @test success(proc) - end -end diff --git a/test/unit/test_numeric_policy.jl b/test/unit/test_numeric_policy.jl new file mode 100644 index 00000000..29d700e3 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/unit/test_numeric_policy.jl @@ -0,0 +1,154 @@ +using Test +using MetaManifold.NumericPolicy +using MetaManifold.Canonical + +@testset "Numeric policy and claim separation" begin + @test numeric_policy().mode == :ordinary + @test numeric_policy(:exact_counts).precision_bits == 53 + @test numeric_policy(:high_precision).precision_bits == 256 + @test numeric_policy(mode=:high_precision, precision_bits=512).precision_bits == 512 + @test_throws ArgumentError numeric_policy(mode=:exact_counts, precision_bits=128) + @test_throws ArgumentError numeric_policy(mode=:high_precision, precision_bits=53) + @test_throws ArgumentError numeric_policy(mode=:ordinary, precision_bits=128) + @test_throws ArgumentError numeric_policy(mode=:unknown) + @test_throws ArgumentError numeric_policy(mode=:high_precision, precision_bits=1) + @test_throws ArgumentError numeric_policy(max_denominator_bits=31) + @test_throws ArgumentError numeric_policy(round_digits=-1) + @test_throws ArgumentError numeric_policy(precision_bits=big(typemax(UInt128))) + @test length(policy_fingerprint(numeric_policy(:exact_counts))) == 64 + @test policy_fingerprint(numeric_policy(:exact_counts)) != + policy_fingerprint(numeric_policy(:high_precision)) + @test policy_to_storage(numeric_policy(:high_precision))["precision_bits"] == 256 +end + +@testset "Exact counts, overflow and rational budgets" begin + @test require_count(7) == 7 + @test require_count(UInt128(9)) == UInt128(9) + @test require_count(7.0) == 7 + @test require_count(big(10)^30) == big(10)^30 + @test require_count(6//3) == 2 + @test_throws UnsupportedRepresentationError require_count(7.5) + @test_throws UnsupportedRepresentationError require_count(Inf) + @test_throws UnsupportedRepresentationError require_count(NaN) + @test_throws UnsupportedRepresentationError require_count(true) + @test_throws UnsupportedRepresentationError require_count(2.0^54) + @test_throws UnsupportedRepresentationError require_count("7") + + @test checked_count_sum([1, 2, 3]) == 6 + @test checked_count_sum(Int[]) == 0 + @test checked_count_sum([typemax(Int) - 1, 1]) == typemax(Int) + @test_throws CountOverflowError checked_count_sum([typemax(Int), 1]) + @test checked_count_sum([typemax(Int), 1]; on_overflow=:widen) == big(typemax(Int)) + 1 + @test checked_count_sum([typemax(Int), big(1)]) == big(typemax(Int)) + 1 + + @test exact_fraction(1, 3) == big(1)//big(3) + @test exact_relative_abundance(1, 3) == big(1)//big(3) + @test isnothing(exact_relative_abundance(0, 0)) + @test_throws ArgumentError exact_relative_abundance(4, 3) + @test_throws UnsupportedRepresentationError exact_fraction(1, 0) + @test exact_rational_sum([big(1)//3, big(1)//6]) == big(1)//2 + @test isnothing(exact_rational_sum(Rational{BigInt}[])) + tight = numeric_policy(mode=:exact_counts, max_denominator_bits=32) + @test_throws ResourceLimitError exact_fraction(1, big(2)^40; policy=tight) + @test_throws ResourceLimitError exact_fraction(big(2)^40, 1; policy=tight) + # Check every candidate before summing: the second value has a 33-bit + # denominator, although the reduced final sum would fit the 32-bit budget. + @test_throws ResourceLimitError exact_rational_sum( + [big(1)//big(2)^31, big(1)//big(2)^31 + big(1)//3]; policy=tight) + # Independently, two reduced addends can each fit while their running total + # cannot. The limit must therefore apply to the accumulated value as well. + @test_throws ResourceLimitError exact_rational_sum( + [big(1)//big(2)^31, big(1)//(big(2)^31 - 1)]; policy=tight) +end + +@testset "Precision scopes and restoration" begin + old = precision(BigFloat) + try + setprecision(BigFloat, 128) + value, achieved = with_precision(; bits=512) do + @test precision(BigFloat) == 512 + BigFloat(1) / 3 + end + @test achieved == 512 + @test precision(value) == 512 + @test precision(BigFloat) == 128 + nested, bits = with_precision(; bits=256) do + inner, inner_bits = with_precision(() -> BigFloat(2); bits=384) + @test precision(BigFloat) == 256 + @test precision(BigFloat(inner)) == 256 + inner, inner_bits + end + @test bits == 256 + @test precision(BigFloat) == 128 + @test_throws ArgumentError with_precision(() -> 1; bits=1) + setprecision(BigFloat, 16) + @test_throws UnsupportedRepresentationError require_count(2.0^53 + 2.0) + @test require_count(2.0^53) == Int64(2)^53 + finally + setprecision(BigFloat, old) + end +end + +@testset "Storage and display are distinct claims" begin + huge_int = big(2)^100 + 1 + v = exact_value(huge_int) + @test is_exact(v) + @test to_storage(v) == string(huge_int) + @test to_display(v) == string(huge_int) + @test to_display(exact_value(big(1)//3); digits=10) == + "1/3 (exact; 10dp = 0.3333333333)" + @test occursin("exact", to_display(exact_value(big(1)//3))) + # Rounding is performed by integer quotient/remainder, not Float64/Printf. + @test occursin("3dp = -0.013", to_display(exact_value(big(-25)//2000); digits=3)) + @test occursin("0dp = 1", to_display(exact_value(big(1)//2); digits=0)) + @test to_storage(exact_value(3)) == 3 + @test to_storage(exact_value(big(2)^53)) == string(big(2)^53) + @test to_storage(exact_value(big(1)//3)) == "1/3" + @test_throws UnsupportedRepresentationError exact_value(0.5) + @test_throws UnsupportedRepresentationError exact_value(1//0) + + approx = approximate_value(1.0/3) + @test !is_exact(approx) + @test approx.precision_bits == 53 + @test occursin("approximate", to_display(approx)) + rounded = rounded_value(1.0/3; digits=6) + @test rounded.kind == ROUNDED + @test to_display(rounded) == "0.333333 (rounded, 53-bit, 6dp)" + @test_throws UnsupportedRepresentationError to_storage(approximate_value(NaN)) + @test_throws UnsupportedRepresentationError encode_json_number(Inf) + + huge, bits = with_precision(() -> BigFloat("1e400"); bits=256) + @test bits == 256 + @test !occursin("Inf", to_display(approximate_value(huge); digits=3)) + @test to_storage(approximate_value(huge)) == string(huge) + parsed = parse_approximate_decimal(to_storage(approximate_value(huge)); bits=256) + @test parsed.value == huge + @test parsed.precision_bits == 256 + # Every JCS record below contains only JSON-safe values. + @test length(jcs_sha256(Dict("big" => to_storage(v), + "rational" => to_storage(exact_value(big(1)//3))))) == 64 +end + +@testset "Lossless numeric text parsing" begin + @test parse_exact_count("42") == 42 + @test parse_exact_count("+42") == 42 + @test parse_exact_count("9007199254740993") == big"9007199254740993" + @test parse_exact_count(string(big(2)^80)) == big(2)^80 + for bad in ("", " ", "-1", "1.0", "1e3", "NaN", "0x10", "1/2") + @test_throws UnsupportedRepresentationError parse_exact_count(bad) + end + @test parse_exact_rational("1/3") == big(1)//3 + @test parse_exact_rational("-2/6") == big(-1)//3 + @test parse_exact_rational("5") == big(5)//1 + @test parse_exact_rational(string(big(2)^80, "/", big(2)^80 + 1)) == + big(2)^80 // (big(2)^80 + 1) + for bad in ("", "1/0", "0.5", "1e-3", "1/2/3", "NaN") + @test_throws UnsupportedRepresentationError parse_exact_rational(bad) + end + @test_throws UnsupportedRepresentationError parse_approximate_decimal("NaN") + @test_throws UnsupportedRepresentationError parse_approximate_decimal("1/3") + direct = parse_approximate_decimal("0.1"; bits=512) + via_float = with_precision(() -> BigFloat(0.1); bits=512)[1] + @test direct.value != via_float + @test parse_approximate_decimal(string(direct.value); bits=512).value == direct.value +end diff --git a/test/unit/test_occupancy_grade.jl b/test/unit/test_occupancy_grade.jl index 8b94a0a5..0308b442 100644 --- a/test/unit/test_occupancy_grade.jl +++ b/test/unit/test_occupancy_grade.jl @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ # restates a sibling's definition: what is tested is the *reading* of a probe's # samples as grades — that a task is sequenced from the previous one's drift, # that the siblings' laws come out of that reading, and that the prediction -# reproduces the measurement the occupancy reading recorded on 2026-10-14. +# illustrates conditional predictions; historical windows were not retained. using MetaManifold.MemoryProbe using OrderedCollections, YAML @@ -17,13 +17,13 @@ const MG = MetaManifold.MemoryProbe const RECORDED_OCCUPANCY = normpath(joinpath(@__DIR__, "..", "..", "docs", "occupancy", "results-2026-10-14.yml")) -const RECORDED_SCHEDULES = - normpath(joinpath(@__DIR__, "..", "..", "docs", "occupancy", "schedules.yml")) +const MODEL_WINDOWS = + normpath(joinpath(@__DIR__, "..", "..", "docs", "occupancy", "model-windows.yml")) -# One task as the probe records it, with the sample window a schedule gives it. +# A synthetic task with model boundaries, not a historical probe record. # The windows determine which peaks remain live at each handover. function _occ_task(peak; label = "t", first_sample = 1, last_sample = 2) - OrderedDict{String,Any}("label" => label, "processes" => 1, "samples" => 3, + OrderedDict{String,Any}("label" => label, "processes" => 1, "samples" => (last_sample >= first_sample ? last_sample - first_sample + 1 : 0), "peak_rss_kib" => peak, "hwm_kib" => peak, "first_sample" => first_sample, "last_sample" => last_sample) end @@ -34,6 +34,36 @@ _occ_stage(tasks; measured) = OrderedDict{String,Any}( "julia_allocated_bytes" => 1000, "julia_live_bytes_delta" => 500, "child_peak_rss_kib" => measured, "tasks" => Any[tasks...]) +@testset "empirical checker rejects missing or inconsistent windows" begin + include(joinpath(@__DIR__, "..", "..", "scripts", "check-occupancy-grades.jl")) + @test MemoryProbe === MG # checker must reuse the imported package module + historical = YAML.load_file(RECORDED_OCCUPANCY)["orders"] + @test check_records(historical; io=devnull) == 2 + @test check_records(Dict(); io=devnull) == 2 + rec = deepcopy(historical["asv_then_otu"]) + for t in rec["tasks"] + t["first_sample"], t["last_sample"] = 1, 2 + end + @test check_records(Dict("impossible" => rec); io=devnull) == 1 + valid = Dict("samples" => 4, "child_peak_rss_kib" => 100, + "tasks" => [Dict("label" => "a", "samples" => 2, "peak_rss_kib" => 100, + "first_sample" => 1, "last_sample" => 2), + Dict("label" => "b", "samples" => 2, "peak_rss_kib" => 60, + "first_sample" => 3, "last_sample" => 4)]) + @test check_records(Dict("synthetic" => valid); io=devnull) == 0 + overlap = deepcopy(valid) + overlap["tasks"][2]["first_sample"] = 2 + overlap["child_peak_rss_kib"] = 120 # below 160: individual maxima need not coincide + @test check_records(Dict("noncoincident" => overlap); io=devnull) == 0 + overlap["child_peak_rss_kib"] = 161 + @test check_records(Dict("contradiction" => overlap); io=devnull) == 1 + unsampled = deepcopy(valid) + unsampled["tasks"][1]["first_sample"] = 0 + unsampled["tasks"][1]["last_sample"] = 0 + unsampled["tasks"][1]["samples"] = 0 + @test check_records(Dict("unsampled" => unsampled); io=devnull) == 2 +end + @testset "occupancy grades" begin @testset "a grade is (peak, drift), drift ≤ peak" begin g = MG.Grade(90, 40) @@ -77,6 +107,9 @@ _occ_stage(tasks; measured) = OrderedDict{String,Any}( @test MG.cost_bound_rss_kib(together) == 160 @test MG.reclaimed_kib(together) == 0 # Reclaim.no-reclaim: drift = peak @test MG.disagreement(together) === nothing + @test MG.task_grades(together)[1].drift == 100 + @test MG.task_grades(together)[2].drift == -100 + @test MG.stage_grade(together).drift == 0 end @testset "overlap expires at each handover" begin @@ -169,6 +202,24 @@ _occ_stage(tasks; measured) = OrderedDict{String,Any}( @test MG.TaskTrace("never started").first_sample == 0 end + @testset "already-exited children stay unsampled" begin + probe = MG.start(Dict("occupancy_probe" => Dict("enabled" => true))) + MG.within(probe) do + MG.task("already exited") do + proc = run(`true`; wait=false) + wait(proc) + @test MG.watch!(proc) === nothing + MG.unwatch!(nothing) + end + end + rec = MG.finish!(probe) + t = only(rec["tasks"]) + @test t["processes"] == 1 + @test t["samples"] == 0 + @test (t["first_sample"], t["last_sample"]) == (0, 0) + @test check_records(Dict("already exited" => rec); io=devnull) == 2 + end + @testset "the graded record says what it is" begin rec = _occ_stage([_occ_task(100; label = "vsearch:asv", first_sample = 1, last_sample = 4), _occ_task(60; label = "vsearch:otu", first_sample = 2, last_sample = 5)]; @@ -242,16 +293,13 @@ _occ_stage(tasks; measured) = OrderedDict{String,Any}( end end - @testset "the prediction reproduces the recorded measurement" begin - # docs/occupancy/results-2026-10-14.yml is the probe's own record of the - # run docs/occupancy-2026-10.adoc publishes. The schedules are the ones the - # .sir files in docs/occupancy state — serial for two orders, together for - # the third — and the peaks are the recorded ones: nothing here is invented. + @testset "synthetic interleavings illustrate conditional predictions" begin + # Only peak magnitudes are historical. Boundaries are assumed examples. orders = YAML.load_file(RECORDED_OCCUPANCY)["orders"] - # The interleavings the run used, from the same file the gate reads - # (scripts/check-occupancy-grades.jl), so the two cannot disagree. - schedules = YAML.load_file(RECORDED_SCHEDULES) + schedules = YAML.load_file(MODEL_WINDOWS) for (name, rec) in orders + @test MG.stage_grade(rec) === nothing + @test MG.predicted_peak_rss_kib(rec) === nothing windows = schedules[name] tasks = [_occ_task(t["peak_rss_kib"]; label = t["label"], first_sample = windows[i][1], last_sample = windows[i][2]) diff --git a/test/unit/test_provenance.jl b/test/unit/test_provenance.jl index 998839d7..743c2fe2 100644 --- a/test/unit/test_provenance.jl +++ b/test/unit/test_provenance.jl @@ -54,8 +54,12 @@ canned(out::String, err::String = "", code::Int = 0) = @test PV.parse_iqtree_version(fixture("iqtree1_version_stdout.txt")) == "1.6.12" @test PV.parse_raxml_version(fixture("raxml_version_stdout.txt")) == "8.2.12" @test PV.parse_gappa_version(fixture("gappa_version_stdout.txt")) == "0.9.0" + @test PV.parse_fasttree_version(fixture("fasttree_version_stderr.txt")) == "2.2.0" + @test PV.parse_fasttree_version("FastTree version 2.1.11 Double precision (No OpenMP):") == "2.1.11" @test PV.TOOL_PROBES["mafft"].stream === :stderr + @test PV.TOOL_PROBES["fasttree"].stream === :stderr @test PV.probed_by(PV.TOOL_PROBES["raxml"]) == "raxml -v" + @test PV.probed_by(PV.TOOL_PROBES["fasttree"]) == "FastTree -help (stderr)" end @testset "a parser reading the wrong stream fails rather than inventing" begin diff --git a/test/unit/test_routes.jl b/test/unit/test_routes.jl index 62998944..aa61117d 100644 --- a/test/unit/test_routes.jl +++ b/test/unit/test_routes.jl @@ -932,5 +932,21 @@ _saved_root = SV.ServerState._root[] end +@testset "Registered routes" begin + registered = [(m, string(p)) for (m, p, _) in SV.ROUTES] + @test !isempty(registered) + + seen = Dict{Tuple{String,String},Int}() + for k in registered + seen[k] = get(seen, k, 0) + 1 + end + duplicated = sort([k for (k, n) in seen if n > 1]) + @test duplicated == Tuple{String,String}[] + + paths = Set(p for (_, p) in registered) + @test any(occursin("/cladistics", p) for p in paths) + @test any(occursin("/clade-cumulus", p) for p in paths) +end + # Testsets above point the server at temporary roots. SV.ServerState._root[] = _saved_root diff --git a/test/unit/test_server_security.jl b/test/unit/test_server_security.jl index 9ef2fad6..b108de6e 100644 --- a/test/unit/test_server_security.jl +++ b/test/unit/test_server_security.jl @@ -122,6 +122,27 @@ end SV._bound_host[] = "127.0.0.1" end + @testset "Implicit HTTP port on wildcard binds" begin + SV._bound_host[] = "0.0.0.0" + SV._bound_port[] = 80 + for host in ("192.168.1.10", "[2001:db8::1]") + @test SV._bound_ip_origin("http://" * host, host) + r = _ss_request("OPTIONS", "/api/v1/studies", + ["Host" => host, "Origin" => "http://" * host]) + @test r.status == 204 + @test !SV._bound_ip_origin("https://" * host, host) + end + @test !SV._bound_ip_origin("http://attacker.example", "attacker.example") + SV._bound_port[] = 8080 + @test !SV._bound_ip_origin("http://192.168.1.10", "192.168.1.10") + SV._bound_host[] = "127.0.0.1" + end + + @testset "Oversized origin ports are refused without throwing" begin + host = "192.168.1.10:" * repeat("9", 100) + @test !SV._bound_ip_origin("http://" * host, host) + end + @testset "Oxygen docs and metrics are not served" begin @test SV._SERVE_OPTIONS.docs === false @test SV._SERVE_OPTIONS.metrics === false diff --git a/test/unit/test_validated_statistics.jl b/test/unit/test_validated_statistics.jl new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a196f5a9 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/unit/test_validated_statistics.jl @@ -0,0 +1,255 @@ +using Test +using JSON3 +using MetaManifold +const VALIDATED_SV = MetaManifold.Server + +function _vs_request(method::String, path::String, body; raw::Bool=false) + payload = raw ? body : JSON3.write(body) + req = VALIDATED_SV.HTTP.Request(method, path, ["Content-Type" => "application/json"], payload) + VALIDATED_SV.Oxygen.internalrequest(req) +end +_vs_post(path, body; raw=false) = _vs_request("POST", path, body; raw) +_vs_get(path) = _vs_request("GET", path, "") + +function _vs_with_root(f::Function) + root = mktempdir() + old = VALIDATED_SV.ServerState._root[] + try + VALIDATED_SV.ServerState.set_root!(root) + mkpath(joinpath(root, "projects")) + f(root) + finally + VALIDATED_SV.ServerState._root[] = old + rm(root; recursive=true, force=true) + end +end + +const _VS_EXACT_BODY = Dict( + "numeric_policy" => Dict("mode" => "exact_counts", "round_digits" => 8), + "sample_labels" => ["A", "B"], + "feature_labels" => ["f1", "f2", "f3"], + "counts" => [[1, "9007199254740992"], [1, 1], [1, 1]], + "groups" => ["g1", "g2"], + "persist" => true, +) + +@testset "Validated direct JSON statistics routes" begin + _vs_with_root() do root + response = _vs_post("/api/v1/statistics/summaries", _VS_EXACT_BODY) + @test response.status == 200 + body = JSON3.read(String(response.body)) + @test body.status == "success" + @test body.input_status == "exact" + @test collect(body.samples[1].proportions) == ["1/3", "1/3", "1/3"] + @test body.samples[2].total == "9007199254740994" + @test body.samples[2].counts[1] == "9007199254740992" + @test length(body.analysis_id) == 64 + @test body.derived_analysis.created + id = String(body.analysis_id) + + repeat_response = _vs_post("/api/v1/statistics/summaries", _VS_EXACT_BODY) + @test repeat_response.status == 200 + repeated = JSON3.read(String(repeat_response.body)) + @test repeated.analysis_id == id + @test !repeated.derived_analysis.created + loaded_response = _vs_get("/api/v1/statistics/derived/$id") + @test loaded_response.status == 200 + loaded = JSON3.read(String(loaded_response.body)) + @test loaded.source.source_format == "direct-json" + @test loaded.source.input.counts[1][2] == "9007199254740992" + @test loaded.result.input_sha256 == body.input_sha256 + + no_store = merge(_VS_EXACT_BODY, Dict("persist" => false)) + response = _vs_post("/api/v1/statistics/summaries", no_store) + @test response.status == 200 + @test !haskey(JSON3.read(String(response.body)), :analysis_id) + end +end + +@testset "High-precision JSON response and zero-total state" begin + _vs_with_root() do _ + body = Dict( + "numeric_policy" => Dict("mode" => "high_precision", "precision_bits" => 512), + "sample_labels" => ["uniform", "empty"], + "feature_labels" => ["x", "y"], + "counts" => [[1, 0], [1, 0]], + ) + response = _vs_post("/api/v1/statistics/summaries", body) + @test response.status == 200 + result = JSON3.read(String(response.body)) + @test result.status == "partial" + @test result.achieved_precision_bits == 512 + @test result.samples[1].richness == 2 + @test result.samples[1].shannon.kind == "approximate" + @test result.samples[1].shannon.precision_bits == 512 + @test result.samples[1].shannon.value isa AbstractString + @test result.samples[2].shannon === nothing + @test result.samples[2].status == "undefined_zero_total" + grouped = merge(body, Dict("groups" => ["a", "b"])) + @test _vs_post("/api/v1/statistics/summaries", grouped).status == 400 + end +end + +@testset "Numeric JSON representations fail closed" begin + _vs_with_root() do _ + for bad in (1.5, -1, 9007199254740993) + payload = merge(_VS_EXACT_BODY, Dict("persist" => false, + "counts" => [[bad, 1], [1, 0], [1, 0]])) + response = _vs_post("/api/v1/statistics/summaries", payload) + @test response.status == 422 + @test JSON3.read(String(response.body)).error == "invalid_numeric_input" + end + # Decimal and exponent notation are float tokens even though their + # values are integral. These go through raw bodies: a Dict round-trip + # cannot represent the token distinction (JSON3.write(1.0) is "1"). + for token in ("1.0", "1e0") + raw = """{"numeric_policy":{"mode":"exact_counts"},"sample_labels":["A"],"feature_labels":["f"],"counts":[[$token]]}""" + @test _vs_post("/api/v1/statistics/summaries", raw; raw=true).status == 422 + # String(::Vector{UInt8}) can consume the request buffer. Parsing and + # lexical validation must use the same string for byte-backed bodies. + @test _vs_post("/api/v1/statistics/summaries", + Vector{UInt8}(codeunits(raw)); raw=true).status == 422 + integer_raw = replace(raw, token => "1") + @test _vs_post("/api/v1/statistics/summaries", + Vector{UInt8}(codeunits(integer_raw)); raw=true).status == 200 + end + negative_string = merge(_VS_EXACT_BODY, Dict("persist" => false, + "counts" => [["-1", 1], [1, 0], [1, 0]])) + @test _vs_post("/api/v1/statistics/summaries", negative_string).status == 422 + float_policy = merge(_VS_EXACT_BODY, Dict("persist" => false, + "numeric_policy" => Dict("mode" => "exact_counts", "round_digits" => 8.0))) + @test _vs_post("/api/v1/statistics/summaries", float_policy).status == 422 + ordinary = merge(_VS_EXACT_BODY, Dict("numeric_policy" => Dict("mode" => "ordinary"))) + @test _vs_post("/api/v1/statistics/summaries", ordinary).status == 400 + ragged = merge(_VS_EXACT_BODY, Dict("counts" => [[1], [1, 2], [1, 0]])) + @test _vs_post("/api/v1/statistics/summaries", ragged).status == 400 + end +end + +@testset "Statistics JSON parser fuzz and malformed objects" begin + _vs_with_root() do _ + malformed = ["", "{", "[1", "{\"counts\":", "null", "[]", "1", "\"text\"", + "{bad}", "{\"numeric_policy\":[]}", + "{\"numeric_policy\":{\"mode\":\"exact_counts\"},\"counts\":{}}"] + alphabet = collect("{}[],:\"0123456789eE+-abc ") + state = UInt(0x1234) + for _ in 1:80 + n = Int(state % 50) + chars = Char[] + for _ in 1:n + state = state * 6364136223846793005 + 1 + push!(chars, alphabet[Int(state % length(alphabet)) + 1]) + end + push!(malformed, String(chars)) + end + for raw in malformed + response = _vs_post("/api/v1/statistics/summaries", raw; raw=true) + @test response.status in (400, 413, 422) + @test response.status != 500 + end + end +end + +function _vs_make_run(root::String) + data_run = joinpath(root, "data", "studyV", "run1") + mkpath(data_run) + touch(joinpath(data_run, "s1_R1.fastq.gz")) + touch(joinpath(data_run, "s1_R2.fastq.gz")) + write(joinpath(data_run, "pipeline.yml"), "analysis:\n exclude_categories: []\n") + merge_dir = joinpath(root, "projects", "studyV", "run1", "merged") + mkpath(merge_dir) + db = DuckDB.DB(joinpath(merge_dir, "results.duckdb")) + con = DBInterface.connect(db) + try + DBInterface.execute(con, """CREATE TABLE merged ( + SeqName VARCHAR, Genus VARCHAR, Pident DOUBLE, + s1 BIGINT, s2 HUGEINT, Empty BIGINT)""") + huge = big(2)^126 + DBInterface.execute(con, """INSERT INTO merged VALUES + ('seq2', 'G', 99.0, 2, $huge, 0), + ('seq1', 'G', 98.0, 1, $huge, 0), + ('seq3', 'H', 97.0, 4, 1, 0)""") + DBInterface.execute(con, """CREATE TABLE merged_float ( + SeqName VARCHAR, Genus VARCHAR, s1 DOUBLE, s2 BIGINT)""") + DBInterface.execute(con, "INSERT INTO merged_float VALUES ('x', 'G', 1.0, 2)") + DBInterface.execute(con, """CREATE TABLE merged_negative ( + SeqName VARCHAR, Genus VARCHAR, s1 BIGINT)""") + DBInterface.execute(con, "INSERT INTO merged_negative VALUES ('x', 'G', -1)") + DBInterface.execute(con, """CREATE TABLE merged_null ( + SeqName VARCHAR, Genus VARCHAR, s1 BIGINT)""") + DBInterface.execute(con, "INSERT INTO merged_null VALUES ('x', 'G', NULL)") + finally + DBInterface.close!(con) + close(db) + end +end + +@testset "Read-only run statistics and BigInt aggregation" begin + _vs_with_root() do root + _vs_make_run(root) + path = "/api/v1/studies/studyV/runs/run1/statistics/summaries" + request = Dict("numeric_policy" => Dict("mode" => "exact_counts"), + "table" => "merged", "taxonomic_level" => "Genus") + response = _vs_post(path, request) + @test response.status == 200 + result = JSON3.read(String(response.body)) + @test result.status == "partial" # Empty has undefined proportions. + @test collect(result.samples[1].features) == ["G", "H"] + s1 = only(filter(x -> x.label == "s1", result.samples)) + s2 = only(filter(x -> x.label == "s2", result.samples)) + empty = only(filter(x -> x.label == "Empty", result.samples)) + @test collect(s1.counts) == [3, 4] + @test s1.total == 7 + @test collect(s1.proportions) == ["3/7", "4/7"] + @test s2.counts[1] == string(big(2)^127) # would overflow SQL SUM(HUGEINT) + @test s2.total == string(big(2)^127 + 1) + @test empty.total == 0 + @test collect(empty.proportions) == [nothing, nothing] + id = String(result.analysis_id) + @test isfile(joinpath(root, "projects", "studyV", "run1", "derived", + "validated-statistics", "$id.json")) + @test !isfile(joinpath(root, "projects", "studyV", "run1", "merged", "$id.json")) + + repeated = JSON3.read(String(_vs_post(path, request).body)) + @test repeated.analysis_id == id + @test !repeated.derived_analysis.created + loaded_response = _vs_get("/api/v1/studies/studyV/runs/run1/statistics/derived/$id") + @test loaded_response.status == 200 + loaded = JSON3.read(String(loaded_response.body)) + @test loaded.source.source_format == "duckdb-read-only-bigint-aggregation" + @test loaded.config.numeric_policy.mode == "exact_counts" + @test !haskey(loaded.result, :analysis_id) # response-only field is not in the stored result + + # Run filters retain decimal support, and prefix selection preserves + # the correspondence between sample labels and streamed columns. + filtered = _vs_post(path, merge(request, Dict("prefix" => "s2", + "colFilters" => Dict("Pident" => Dict("min" => 99.0))))) + @test filtered.status == 200 + filtered_result = JSON3.read(String(filtered.body)) + @test length(filtered_result.samples) == 1 + @test filtered_result.samples[1].label == "s2" + @test collect(filtered_result.samples[1].counts) == [string(big(2)^126)] + + @test _vs_post(path, merge(request, Dict("table" => "merged_float"))).status == 422 + @test _vs_post(path, merge(request, Dict("table" => "merged_negative"))).status == 400 + @test _vs_post(path, merge(request, Dict("table" => "merged_null"))).status == 422 + @test _vs_post(path, merge(request, Dict("taxonomic_level" => "Species"))).status == 400 + @test _vs_post(path, merge(request, Dict("sampleReads" => Dict("min" => 1)))).status == 400 + @test _vs_post(path, merge(request, Dict( + "colFilters" => Dict("s1" => Dict("min" => 1))))).status == 422 + @test _vs_get("/api/v1/statistics/derived/$id").status == 404 + end +end + +@testset "Concurrent identical direct requests publish one immutable record" begin + _vs_with_root() do _ + responses = Vector{Any}(undef, 8) + @sync for i in eachindex(responses) + Threads.@spawn responses[i] = _vs_post("/api/v1/statistics/summaries", _VS_EXACT_BODY) + end + @test all(r -> r.status == 200, responses) + bodies = [JSON3.read(String(r.body)) for r in responses] + @test length(unique([String(b.analysis_id) for b in bodies])) == 1 + @test count(b -> b.derived_analysis.created, bodies) == 1 + end +end