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Adds optional positional bandSleepState to segmentSleep (auto path only), SleepSegmentation.bandOffsetTrimSec and JSON key band_offset_trim_sec.
Reviewer's GuideThe PR adds an optional Gen5/MG band sleep-envelope corroboration path that can conservatively shorten only the end of an automatically detected night at the band's last SLEEP second. A new pure helper enforces coverage, gap, STILL, tail-length, and minimum-night safeguards; segmentation applies it before accounting, records the removed duration in the model and JSON, leaves forced/manual and existing no-input behavior unchanged, and shares the sleep-state constant with the advanced stager. Sequence diagram for automatic sleep-end corroborationsequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant Segment as segmentSleep
participant Detector as SleepDetector
participant Offset as bandTrimmedOffsetSec
participant Result as SleepSegmentation
Caller->>Segment: segmentSleep(..., bandSleepState)
Segment->>Detector: choose automatic sleep group
Detector-->>Segment: chosen start and end
alt bandSleepState present and valid
Segment->>Offset: bandTrimmedOffsetSec(startSec, endSec, tsSec, bandState)
Offset-->>Segment: trimmed end or null
alt qualifying awake tail
Segment->>Segment: recompute in-bed, TST, WASO, efficiency, stages
Segment->>Result: set bandOffsetTrimSec
else safeguards fail
Segment->>Result: retain original end
end
else forced window or absent input
Segment->>Result: retain original end
end
Segment-->>Caller: SleepSegmentation
Flow diagram for conservative band-based sleep-end trimmingflowchart TD
A[segmentSleep] --> B{Forced window?}
B -->|Yes| C[Keep selected window]
B -->|No| D{bandSleepState valid and present?}
D -->|No| C
D -->|Yes| E[bandTrimmedOffsetSec]
E --> F{Safeguards pass?}
F -->|No| C
F -->|Yes| G[Use band's last SLEEP second + 1]
G --> H[Recompute accounting and stages for trimmed end]
H --> I[Record bandOffsetTrimSec and JSON field]
C --> J[Return segmentation]
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughSleep segmentation can use band-state samples to trim the end of an automatically selected sleep window. The change adds validation for the proposed trim and records the trim duration in the segmentation result and its JSON output. ChangesBand-assisted sleep window trimming
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant segmentSleep
participant bandTrimmedOffsetSec
participant SleepSegmentation
segmentSleep->>bandTrimmedOffsetSec: Evaluate eligible band-state samples
bandTrimmedOffsetSec-->>segmentSleep: Return proposed end or null
segmentSleep->>SleepSegmentation: Set trimmed window and trim duration
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Some nights could end too early when band samples share a second, changing reported sleep metrics. Correct the coverage checks before merging unless that risk is explicitly accepted. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change is opt-in and bounded to automatic sleep-window trimming; manually selected windows remain unaffected. A coverage safeguard depends on timestamps representing unique seconds, which the entrypoint does not enforce. Production input guarantees and downstream consumers were unavailable, so the assessment remains qualified. Retained concerns
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<location path="lib/src/onehz/sleep/segment.dart" line_range="539-543" />
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+ );
+ if (trimmedEnd != null) {
+ bandOffsetTrimSec = chosen.end - trimmedEnd;
+ chosen = _SleepGroup(
+ sessions: chosen.sessions,
+ start: chosen.start,
+ end: trimmedEnd,
+ asleepMin: chosen.asleepMin,
+ );
+ }
</code_context>
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**issue (bug_risk):** After a successful band trim, the returned `SleepWindow` keeps the original `offsetIdx` and the original full-length van Hees masks while its `offsetMs`, `sptSec`, and staged arrays use the trimmed end. Consumers slicing by `window.offsetIdx` therefore see an end later than the returned window and can read past the returned stage data.
**Triggers:** When `bandTrimmedOffsetSec` applies on an auto-detected night.
**Suggested fix:** Rebuild or adjust the returned `SleepWindow` using the trimmed `offset` index and keep all index- and duration-based fields consistent with the trimmed end.
</issue_to_address>Sourcery assessment
Needs a human reviewer. 1 finding to address first, and if the band-state rule is wrong, it can truncate an auto-selected sleep window and write incorrect end times and derived sleep metrics for a night. Reverting stops future trims, but already-produced values would need to be recomputed or corrected.
Blocking findings: lib/src/onehz/sleep/segment.dart:543
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Review comments at @lib/src/onehz/sleep/band_offset.dart:
- Line 51: Update the coverage checks in the band-offset helper to count
distinct normalized seconds rather than rows: normalize timestamps to seconds
using the same millisecond conversion as segmentSleep, and apply this to both
knownSec and stillSec. Make the tail check use distinct seconds as well, so
duplicate samples within a second cannot inflate coverage.
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On WHOOP 5.0 / MG, Gen5 R18 history records carry the band's own coarse sleep envelope in body byte 60, bits 4-5 (
0 wake, 1 still, 2 sleep, 3 up; decoded by protocol'sGen5SleepState). It has no stages and lags onset, so it is not a sleep source. It is a good second opinion on one point: when the wearer wakes and then lies still in bed, the motion+HR detector keeps counting the lie-in as light sleep, while the band has already left SLEEP for good.This PR lets
segmentSleepuse that envelope to end an auto-detected night at the band's last SLEEP second, and nothing else.What changes
lib/src/onehz/sleep/band_offset.dart(new): purebandTrimmedOffsetSec. It returns the band's last SLEEP second + 1 only if the tail after it:The whole window also needs at least 80 % band coverage, and a night is never trimmed below 3 h. It uses the LAST SLEEP, never the first UP, because short mid-night UP runs that return to SLEEP are normal. Coverage is compared in integers.
segmentSleep(..., List<int>? bandSleepState): an optional positional input, 1:1 withaccel, with anything outside 0..3 treated as absent.SleepSegmentation.bandOffsetTrimSecand JSONband_offset_trim_secrecord how many seconds were removed (null when the rule did not apply). The untrimmed end iswindow.offsetMs ~/ 1000 + bandOffsetTrimSec.AdvancedSleepStager.bandStateAsleepnow references the sharedkBandStateSleepconstant (same value, 2).Does any existing metric's output change?
Not in analytics by itself. No existing caller passes
bandSleepState, so all existing goldens are byte-identical, and a-1-only input is byte-identical to no input (tested).In edge, the companion PR passes the band state and bumps
kAlgoVersion97 → 98. For WHOOP 5/MG users, the auto night END (and therefore in-bed, TST and efficiency) moves earlier on mornings with a qualifying awake tail. Onset, stages, gen4 and manual overrides are unchanged.Method / references
There is no paper here. It is a guard built on the band's own firmware envelope, not a published sleep algorithm, and it never produces a stage or a metric of its own.
Tests
dart test: 682 pass, 6 skipped.dart analyze: clean.test/onehz/band_offset_test.dart(17) covers:test/onehz/sleep_band_trim_test.dart(5), on a synthetic lie-in night. It first asserts the night runs past the wake without band input, then checks the exact trimmed end, the recoverable untrimmed end, the TST drop and the JSON field, and that all-absent, forced-window and short-array inputs leave the output unchanged.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Summary by Sourcery
Trim qualifying auto-detected nights using the Gen5/MG band's last SLEEP state to exclude validated morning lie-in periods.
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