catalog: reconcile inputs with what the gen4 decoder actually gives us - #79
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…the gen4 decoder, drop the 419 hz ppg and temp/spo2/contact claims
Reviewer's GuideDocumentation now reflects the Gen4 decoder’s actual signal availability, distinguishes verified versus layout-dependent data, and prevents algorithms from claiming support for unavailable temperature, oxygenation, contact, or high-rate PPG inputs. Entity relationship diagram for Gen4 input statuserDiagram
GEN4_INPUTS {
string signal
string rate_source
string status
}
DERIVED_METRICS {
string metric
string input_status
}
GEN4_INPUTS ||--o{ DERIVED_METRICS : feeds
GEN4_INPUTS {
HR verified
RR verified
ACCEL layout
GREEN_PPG layout
RED_IR_ONE_SIGNAL layout
TEMPERATURE unsupported
SKIN_CONTACT unsupported
HIGH_RATE_PPG unsupported
}
DERIVED_METRICS {
HRV derived
RSA_RESPIRATION derived
RELATIVE_ODI unsupported
TEMP_ALGORITHMS unsupported
HIGH_RATE_PPG_ALGORITHMS unsupported
}
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe algorithm catalog now distinguishes verified, layout-decoded, derived, and unsupported WHOOP 4 inputs. It revises sensor-rate claims, identifies methods that require unavailable inputs, and qualifies temperature, ambient-light, and other signal descriptions. ChangesWHOOP 4 input eligibility catalog
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### Comment 1
<location path="docs/ALGORITHM_CATALOG_1HZ.md" line_range="23" />
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+| Accel + gyro (±2000 dps) | ~100 Hz, live R10 (foreground) | layout |
+| R11 | two ~50 Hz int32 channels, live | **unsupported**: meaning unconfirmed |
+| High-rate optical PPG waveform | none | **unsupported**: no decoded foreground PPG stream |
+| HRV, RSA respiration, sleep window, motion index | computed from the rows above | derived (inherits the weakest input's status) |
## The structural edge
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (bug_risk):** The single derived row says every listed metric inherits the weakest input's status, but the substrate includes unsupported inputs such as temperature, R11, and high-rate PPG. Taken literally, HRV and RSA derived from verified RR are also unsupported, so the table cannot convey the actual per-metric availability.
**Triggers:** When the catalog is used to decide which derived algorithms are implementable on WHOOP 4.
**Suggested fix:** List each derived metric with its own required inputs and resulting status instead of applying one global weakest-input status.
```suggestion
| HRV | Beat-to-beat RR (0–4/s, ms) | derived (verified RR) |
| RSA respiration | Beat-to-beat RR (0–4/s, ms) | derived (verified RR) |
| sleep window | Tri-axial accel (one vector/s), HR, beat-to-beat RR | derived (layout-dependent; v24/v12 only) |
| motion index | Tri-axial accel (one vector/s) | derived (layout-dependent; v24/v12 only) |
```
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### Comment 2
<location path="docs/ALGORITHM_CATALOG_1HZ.md" line_range="26" />
<code_context>
+| Skin temperature | none | **unsupported**: `skinTempRaw` is deprecated (not temperature); no verified temperature field |
+| Skin contact / wear | none | **unsupported**: `skinContact` is deprecated (a float's exponent byte) |
+| `ppgRedIr` | none | **unsupported**: deprecated, straddles a float32, noise |
+| v25 record | ~24 Hz PPG bursts (13–27 s, ~every 20 min) in history | timestamp only; no HR/accel/optical decode |
+| Accel + gyro (±2000 dps) | ~100 Hz, live R10 (foreground) | layout |
+| R11 | two ~50 Hz int32 channels, live | **unsupported**: meaning unconfirmed |
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (broader_impact):** The new table says v25 records provide timestamp-only data with no decoded HR, while the unchanged structural-edge claim still presents continuous 24/7 beat-to-beat RR without qualifying it to R24 records. The catalog therefore overstates RR availability for a gen4 history containing v25 records.
**Triggers:** When v25 records are encountered instead of R24 records.
**Suggested fix:** Qualify the continuous-RR claim to verified R24 data and state how v25 gaps are handled.
```suggestion
**Continuous 24/7 beat-to-beat RR for verified R24 data; v25 records are treated as gaps with no RR imputation.** Most wearables only get RR in brief spot-checks; we have it all night, every night on R24. This alone unlocks an entire class of Holter-grade methods (24-h SDNN, ULF/VLF spectra, PRSA deceleration capacity, autonomic cosinor) that spot-check devices physically cannot compute.
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| | Accel + gyro (±2000 dps) | ~100 Hz, live R10 (foreground) | layout | | ||
| | R11 | two ~50 Hz int32 channels, live | **unsupported**: meaning unconfirmed | | ||
| | High-rate optical PPG waveform | none | **unsupported**: no decoded foreground PPG stream | | ||
| | HRV, RSA respiration, sleep window, motion index | computed from the rows above | derived (inherits the weakest input's status) | |
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issue (bug_risk): The single derived row says every listed metric inherits the weakest input's status, but the substrate includes unsupported inputs such as temperature, R11, and high-rate PPG. Taken literally, HRV and RSA derived from verified RR are also unsupported, so the table cannot convey the actual per-metric availability.
Triggers: When the catalog is used to decide which derived algorithms are implementable on WHOOP 4.
Suggested fix: List each derived metric with its own required inputs and resulting status instead of applying one global weakest-input status.
| | HRV, RSA respiration, sleep window, motion index | computed from the rows above | derived (inherits the weakest input's status) | | |
| | HRV | Beat-to-beat RR (0–4/s, ms) | derived (verified RR) | | |
| | RSA respiration | Beat-to-beat RR (0–4/s, ms) | derived (verified RR) | | |
| | sleep window | Tri-axial accel (one vector/s), HR, beat-to-beat RR | derived (layout-dependent; v24/v12 only) | | |
| | motion index | Tri-axial accel (one vector/s) | derived (layout-dependent; v24/v12 only) | |
| | HRV, RSA respiration, sleep window, motion index | computed from the rows above | derived (inherits the weakest input's status) | | ||
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| ## The structural edge | ||
| **Continuous 24/7 beat-to-beat RR.** Most wearables only get RR in brief spot-checks; we have it all night, every night. This alone unlocks an entire class of Holter-grade methods (24-h SDNN, ULF/VLF spectra, PRSA deceleration capacity, autonomic cosinor) that spot-check devices physically cannot compute. |
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issue (broader_impact): The new table says v25 records provide timestamp-only data with no decoded HR, while the unchanged structural-edge claim still presents continuous 24/7 beat-to-beat RR without qualifying it to R24 records. The catalog therefore overstates RR availability for a gen4 history containing v25 records.
Triggers: When v25 records are encountered instead of R24 records.
Suggested fix: Qualify the continuous-RR claim to verified R24 data and state how v25 gaps are handled.
| **Continuous 24/7 beat-to-beat RR.** Most wearables only get RR in brief spot-checks; we have it all night, every night. This alone unlocks an entire class of Holter-grade methods (24-h SDNN, ULF/VLF spectra, PRSA deceleration capacity, autonomic cosinor) that spot-check devices physically cannot compute. | |
| **Continuous 24/7 beat-to-beat RR for verified R24 data; v25 records are treated as gaps with no RR imputation.** Most wearables only get RR in brief spot-checks; we have it all night, every night on R24. This alone unlocks an entire class of Holter-grade methods (24-h SDNN, ULF/VLF spectra, PRSA deceleration capacity, autonomic cosinor) that spot-check devices physically cannot compute. |
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- Line 23: Split the combined derived-output row in the algorithm catalog: list
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…tus for ambient, odi is low
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- Line 81: Update the WHOOP 4 description in the temperature section to replace
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| - **Branched HR-accel energy fusion** — Brage 2004 (we have both inputs @1 Hz). Quantitative only with per-user HR calibration, else strong relative EE curve. `24/7 · MED` | ||
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| > **WHOOP 4: temperature is the raw `skinTempRaw` ADC** (layout; not verified as temperature). The temp items below run on it in ADC counts vs personal baseline, per-device calibrated (`temp_circadian.dart`), and gated on the night's settled fraction (`kMinSettledFraction` 0.80); never °C, never a per-second trend. |
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Use precise calibration terminology.
temp_circadian.dart does not convert readings to °C or normalize them across devices. It selects family-specific units and motion/settling thresholds. Keep “no calibration” only for absolute-temperature calibration, and replace “per-device calibrated” with a description of the family-specific metadata.
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-> **WHOOP 4: temperature is the raw `skinTempRaw` ADC** (layout; not verified as temperature). The temp items below run on it in ADC counts vs personal baseline, per-device calibrated (`temp_circadian.dart`), and gated on the night's settled fraction (`kMinSettledFraction` 0.80); never °C, never a per-second trend.
+> **WHOOP 4: temperature is the raw `skinTempRaw` ADC** (layout; not verified as temperature). The temp items below run on it in ADC counts vs personal baseline, with device-family-specific units and motion/settling thresholds (`temp_circadian.dart`), and are gated on the night's settled fraction (`kMinSettledFraction` 0.80); never °C, never a per-second trend.
-- **Wrist circadian-temp: cosinor + IS/IV/RA/L5/M10** — Sarabia/Madrid 2008. Best-matched to our relative single-site sensor; no calibration. **Antiphase to core** — de-mask with activity/ambient. `24/7 · MED-HIGH (phase only)`
+- **Wrist circadian-temp: cosinor + IS/IV/RA/L5/M10** — Sarabia/Madrid 2008. Best-matched to our relative single-site sensor; no absolute-temperature calibration. **Antiphase to core** — de-mask with activity/ambient. `24/7 · MED-HIGH (phase only)`🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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…n is ungated is/iv only, rr is v24/v12 only and accel covers plausible versions
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…urns it off and gates in tempInput
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🟡 Minor · Separate raw-sample availability from temperature validity. · ALGORITHM_CATALOG_1HZ.md:144-152
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winSeparate raw-sample availability from temperature validity.
tempCircadianaccepts timestampedAdcSamplevalues without the nightly settled-fraction gate, and the R24 test passesskinTempRawsamples into it. Therefore, the statements at lines 144 and 152 incorrectly describe the raw samples as unavailable except as a gated nightly mean. The field is still unverified as physiologic temperature, so these features must remain unsupported.Suggested fix
- distal-temp rise needs an evening temp trend the gated nightly WHOOP 4 ADC can't give + distal-temp rise needs a physiologic evening temperature trend; WHOOP 4 exposes timestamped raw ADC samples, but the field is not verified as physiologic temperature, so this input remains unsupported ... - raw ADC is only usable as a gated nightly mean). + raw ADC is not verified as physiologic temperature, so minute-scale thermal edges remain unsupported).🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winThe inspected evidence supports a documentation inconsistency.
README.mdandALGORITHMS.mddescribe the same WHOOP 4 relative ADC channel as “ambient light,” while the catalog identifiesambientRawas raw counts that are not validated as light. This wording can lead readers to treat the channel as a validated light measurement.Update both documents to use the qualified
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the catalog listed skin temp, skin contact and a ~419 hz ppg stream as plain usable inputs. on gen4: skinTempRaw is raw adc counts not verified as temperature, skinContact/ppgRedIr are deprecated, v25 is timestamp-only, r11 meaning is unknown, and there's no decoded foreground ppg.
added a status table (verified / layout / derived / unsupported) and marked the high-rate ppg items unsupported on gen4. temp items stay but are described as they ship: relative adc counts, gated on settled fraction, never °C. spo2 stays supported, relative only (red/ir move as one signal so it's low confidence). docs only.
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