rmssd gate mistook slow-heart breathing for jitter - #86
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The change makes the RMSSD quality gate keep low-ACF1 respiratory arrhythmia while still refusing jitter-dominated input. No concrete merge-blocking issue was identified. The author notes that Edge needs a kAlgoVersion bump and analytics repin after merge. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change affects metric availability rather than permissions or data access. Conservative rejection and floor confidence remain in place for the newly eligible signals. No security concern was established in the reviewed paths, but downstream deployment coordination and broader exposure remain unverified. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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Reviewer's GuideThe PR augments the ACF1-based RMSSD jitter gate with a Welch-spectrum noise-share check, allowing low-heart-rate respiratory lines while continuing to reject noise and alternation, and applies the shared verdict consistently across HRV time, nocturnal, and sleep-session metrics with focused regression tests. Flow diagram for the RMSSD jitter gateflowchart TD
A[Compute successive-difference ACF1] --> B{ACF1 below kNnDiffAcf1Floor?}
B -->|No| C[Publish RMSSD]
B -->|Yes| D[nnDiffNoiseShare]
D --> E{Valid spectrum verdict?}
E -->|Respiratory line and share below 0.7| C
E -->|White noise, timing jitter, or Nyquist alternation| F[Refuse RMSSD]
E -->|Insufficient segments or no verdict| F
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- Around line 114-131: Precompute and reuse the DFT sine and cosine values in
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- Line 139: Update the Nyquist-bin guard in the spectral peak check to reject
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…n't pass as rsa, trig table
…er was slipping through
…when rmssd is under the grid step
…y if it clears the gate itself
low resting hr users lost hrv because the acf1 gate mistook breathing near nyquist for jitter. at hr in the 40s a normal breathing rate lands ~0.4 cycles/beat, which pushes the successive-diff acf1 way below -0.35 on a clean night, so rmssd was refused every night and readiness never got its hrv input.
now when acf1 fails we also check the beat-indexed spectrum: if a flat noise floor explains less than 70% of the successive-diff power it's a respiratory line, not jitter, and rmssd publishes (still at floor confidence). white noise, beat-time jitter and strict alternation all stay refused. one shared check for hrvTime, nocturnal and sleep-session rmssd.
the exemption is strict: the line has to stand clear of the floor, no hump on nyquist, and on nocturnal / sleep-session every 5-min window that feeds the headline has to clear the gate on its own. on real slow-heart nights that still leaves most of them refused, so this is a partial fix for that case, not the end of it.
edge needs a kAlgoVersion bump + analytics repin after this merges.
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Distinguish respiratory variability near the Nyquist frequency from timing jitter so valid low-heart-rate RMSSD can contribute to HRV readiness metrics.
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