journal tag lag, session-cost calendar alignment, anomaly correlation rows - #82
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes update journal tag-date matching, session morning pairing and baseline windows, and correlation sampling for multivariate anomalies with missing features. Regression tests cover each behavior. ChangesJournal Tag Alignment
Session Morning Effects
Sparse-Feature Anomalies
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A behavior tag spelled Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The changes remain focused on analytics calculations, with no identified increase in access, privileges, or data exposure. Caller compatibility deserves attention because lagged journal analysis requires outcomes beyond the journal dates themselves. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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Reviewer's GuideThe PR fixes three alignment issues: journal tags now map to the appropriate outcome night with explicit missing-source handling, session effects use calendar-day adjacency and windows, and anomaly correlations tolerate sparse features without double-counting shared deviations. Sequence diagram for lagged journal tag correlationsequenceDiagram
participant Journal as JournalDay rows
participant Correlation as journalCorrelations
participant Outcomes as Outcome series
Journal->>Correlation: read tagLagDays[tag]
Outcomes->>Correlation: provide outcome at date D
Correlation->>Journal: lookup tags at D - lag
alt lagged source row exists
Journal-->>Correlation: tags for source date
Correlation->>Correlation: classify outcome as tagged or untagged
else lagged source row missing
Journal-->>Correlation: no journal row
Correlation->>Correlation: drop outcome date
end
Flow diagram for calendar-aligned session morning effectsflowchart TD
A[Session on day D] --> B{Morning row is day D + 1?}
B -- No, calendar gap --> X[Skip session effect]
B -- Yes --> C[Build baseline from prior baselineDays calendar days]
C --> D{Enough valid baseline data?}
D -- No --> X
D -- Yes --> E[Compute next-morning effect]
Flow diagram for sparse-feature anomaly correlation rowsflowchart TD
A[Build trailing baseline rows] --> B[Determine features kept tonight]
B --> C{Every kept feature present in baseline row?}
C -- No --> D[Exclude row from correlation]
C -- Yes --> E[Use row for robust correlation]
E --> F[Invert regularized correlation matrix]
F --> G[Score anomaly without duplicated shared deviations]
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Review comments at @lib/src/onehz/human/coaching.dart:
- Line 291: Update the default lag map entry in coaching.dart to use the
supported late_meal spelling so tagLagDays matches the journal fixture and
applies the intended lag. Do not alter unrelated behavior-tag entries.
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- Line 107: Update sessionMorningEffects to validate that every date label
parses as a plain date before calling calendarDays; reject unparseable labels
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🔵 Trivial · Pin tagLagDays explicitly in tests that use non-date labels. · coaching_test.dart:402-403
test/onehz/coaching_test.dart:402-403
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tagLagDaysexplicitly in tests that use non-date labels.This test and the other tests that use
d0,d1labels and thecoffeeorxtags do not passtagLagDays. They pass today only because those tags are not in the default lag map and fall back to lag 0. If someone addscoffeetojournalTagLagDays, these tests will fail with unclear errors. PasstagLagDays: const {}in the tests at lines 352, 402, 488, 556, 608, and 629 to keep them independent of the default map.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 401-403: Update the `journalCorrelations` doc comment to state
that dates must use ISO YYYY-MM-DD labels for tags with a non-zero lag; leave
the lag and row-processing behavior unchanged.
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Review comments at @test/onehz/coaching_test.dart:
- Around line 402-403: Update the `journalCorrelations` calls in tests using
`d0`/`d1` labels and `coffee` or `x` tags to pass an explicit empty `tagLagDays`
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three alignment fixes.
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Correct journal, session, and anomaly alignment so correlations and effects use the appropriate calendar days, outcome timing, and available features.
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