Fix estimators that silently returned wrong results (#109, #103, #104, #105, #95) by microprediction · Pull Request #122 · microprediction/precise

microprediction · 2026-10-05T23:26:12Z

Each of these returned a plausible, finite number that was wrong, with no warning. One commit per issue; each adds a regression test that fails on main and checks against a ground truth (a closed form, a numpy reference, or an invariance that must hold). Three further issues in the same code paths (#107, #86, #89) are fixed too.

#109: decay rates outside (0, 1] gave indefinite covariances

Input: EwaCovariance(r=2.0).fit(X) on 100 standard-normal rows in five dimensions.
Wrong: eigenvalues [-101.96, -1.99, 29.61, 66.98, 930.8]. The minimum-variance portfolio built on this matrix reports a variance of -11.4. At r=-0.1, 9 of 17 rated estimators returned indefinite matrices, and r=0 raised a bare ZeroDivisionError.
Right: ValueError naming the parameter and its domain.
Fix: a shared check_rate validator, called through a _validate_params hook on the base class on construction, in set_params (which restores the old values on rejection), before every partial_fit, and when a fitted attribute is read. DCC's vol_r and adaptive EWA's max_r are checked too. max_r >= r is required, because below that the effective rate was always max_r.
Behaviour change: AdaptiveEwaCovariance(r=0.6) with the default max_r=0.5 now raises.

#104: ShrunkCovariance accepted any target and any delta

Input: four assets with true correlation 0.9, delta=0.5, target="identitiy" (a typo).
Wrong: the typo silently selected constant correlation, so C[0,1] = 0.76. delta=2 gave a minimum eigenvalue of -1.41 and a squared Mahalanobis distance of -0.71.
Right: C[0,1] = 0.38 with the identity target, and ValueError for an unknown target or a delta outside [0, 1].
Fix: ShrunkCovariance._validate_params.

#103: rows of the wrong width were broadcast into the state

Input: partial_fit([0.01, -0.02]), then partial_fit([0.5]).
Wrong: the second row was absorbed as [0.5, 0.5], giving location [0.255, 0.240]. A wider row grew the estimate while n_features_in_ stayed at 1. score of a short row was off by 0.5 log 2π for each missing column. ConditionalCovariance updated some sub-models and then raised IndexError, leaving the rest out of step.
Right: ValueError, with nothing updated.
Fix: _check_n_features validates the whole batch before any mutation. It checks against n_features_in_, or against the stored first level under diff=True, or against the fitted location when scoring.

#105: with diff=True, score and mahalanobis evaluated raw levels

Input: EmpiricalCovariance(diff=True).fit(levels).score(levels), and the same with every level shifted by [1e6, -2e6].
Wrong: the two fitted models are identical, but the scores were -1.43e4 and -1.98e12. Shifting price origins also reversed the ranking of a full covariance against a diagonal one.
Right: -3.115 for both, the Gaussian score of the differences.
Fix: score and mahalanobis take the same input as fit. With diff=True, a batch of n levels is differenced within itself and scored as n − 1 differences. A single row raises rather than guessing its predecessor.
Behaviour change: with diff=True, mahalanobis(X) returns len(X) - 1 values. Callers who were passing already-differenced rows should now pass levels. diff=False is unchanged.

#95: SchurLedoitWolf counted the cross-block sampling variance twice

Input: the stationary EWA recursion. pi_cross tracks the prequential dispersion (scatter_t − cov_{t−1})², which already contains the sampling variance of cov_{t−1}. So Var(s) = (r/2)·E[pi], not r·E[pi].
Wrong: over 1000 simulated two-asset paths, the old b2 averaged 1.97× the actual variance of the final cross-block estimate. At r=0.05 and correlation 0.2, the old formula gives γ = 0.20 where the estimator's own reliability rule gives 0.60, so the cross-block correlation was over-damped.
Right: a ratio within a few percent of 1. The test asserts it lies in (0.8, 1.25).
Fix: b2 = 0.5 * r * pi_cross, factored into _cross_sampling_variance.

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diff=True retains caller array views, so reused buffers silently erase returns #107: under diff=True, the stored previous level was a view of the caller's array. Reusing one buffer for levels 100, 101, 103, 106 gave differences of 0, 0, 0 instead of 1, 2, 3. The level is now copied.
diff=True drops the checkpoint-boundary observation on get_state/set_state resume #86: a diff=True checkpoint dropped the difference that crossed it. On levels 0, 1, 3 | 103, 107, 112 the resumed estimate was mean 3 and variance 2.5, against 22.4 and 1507.44 uninterrupted. get_state now carries prev_x, and set_state restores it and clears any stale one (including set_state(None)). BlockCovariance's serialization now plugs into the base class through _export_state/_import_state. Old diff checkpoints without prev_x still load, with a warning.
Non-finite observations silently and permanently poison 19 of 20 estimators #89: one NaN or inf permanently poisoned 19 of 20 estimators. partial_fit now rejects non-finite values before touching any state, so a batch is atomic. FixedUniverse no longer forward-fills a rejected value.

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- Invalid decay rates, shrinkage targets, and shrinkage intensities are now rejected with clear errors.
- Invalid observations—such as non-finite values or mismatched feature counts—are rejected before they can leave model state partially updated.
- Differenced-data scoring and distance calculations now handle level inputs consistently, including across resumed checkpoints.
- Fixed-buffer inputs and keyed updates no longer affect later results if an update fails.
- Cross-block covariance estimates use a revised variance adjustment.
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- Restoring older differenced-data checkpoints without a pending level now issues a warning.

…covariance Every estimator with a decay rate documents r in (0, 1] but none enforced it. The EWA recursion gives the new observation weight r and the old estimate 1 - r, so outside that range one weight is negative. On 100 unit-variance observations in five dimensions, EwaCovariance(r=2.0) returned a finite, symmetric, invertible matrix with eigenvalues down to -102, and the minimum-variance portfolio built on it reported a variance of -11.4. At r=-0.1 nine of seventeen estimators returned indefinite matrices; several others repaired the result back to something plausible, hiding the error. r=0 failed later with a bare ZeroDivisionError. A shared check_rate validator now runs through a _validate_params hook on the base class: on construction, in set_params (which restores the old values if the new ones are rejected), and before every partial_fit, so a rate assigned directly to the attribute is also caught before any state moves. DCC's vol_r and AdaptiveEwaCovariance's max_r are checked the same way, and max_r must be at least r: below it the effective rate was always max_r and the documented baseline never applied. Behaviour change: invalid rates (including nan, inf, bools and strings) now raise ValueError at construction. AdaptiveEwaCovariance(r=0.6) with the default max_r=0.5 now raises rather than silently running at 0.5. Fixes #109 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

ShrunkCovariance documents delta in [0, 1] and target in {"identity", "constant_correlation"} but checked neither. Any other target, including the typo "identitiy", fell through to the constant-correlation branch: on four assets with true correlation 0.9 and delta=0.5 the off-diagonal came back as 0.76 instead of the 0.38 the identity target gives. delta=2 extrapolated past the target and returned eigenvalues down to -1.41, with a squared Mahalanobis distance of -0.71. Both are now checked in ShrunkCovariance._validate_params. The base class also runs the hook when a fitted attribute is read, so a hyperparameter assigned directly after fitting cannot reach the estimate unchecked. Fixes #104 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

partial_fit set n_features_in_ from the first row and never compared later rows with it, so numpy broadcasting decided what a malformed row meant. After [0.01, -0.02], a one-element row [0.5] was absorbed as [0.5, 0.5]: EmpiricalCovariance reported location [0.255, 0.240] and covariance [[0.0600, 0.0637], [0.0637, 0.0676]] with no warning. The reverse, a two-element row after a one-element one, grew the estimate to 2x2 while n_features_in_ and the serialized n_dim still said 1. All twenty registered estimators accepted both. mahalanobis and score broadcast the same way, and score then used the short row's width for the Gaussian normalization, which is off by 0.5 log(2 pi) per missing column. A _check_n_features helper on the base class now validates the whole batch before any state is touched: against n_features_in_, or against the stored first level when diff=True has not yet produced a difference, or against the fitted location for scoring. ConditionalCovariance runs the same check up front; previously a short row updated its correlation model and first volatility model and then raised IndexError, leaving the sub-models out of step. Fixes #103 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…does With diff=True, fit differenced its levels but score and mahalanobis applied the fitted difference model straight to whatever levels they were given. Two level panels with identical differences (one shifted by [1e6, -2e6]) fit the same model to 1e-11, yet est.fit(levels).score(levels) gave -1.43e4 and -1.98e12 respectively; the correct answer, the Gaussian score of the differences, is -3.115 for both. Shifting price origins also reversed the ranking of a full against a diagonal covariance. score and mahalanobis now take the same input as fit. With diff=True a batch of n levels is differenced within itself and scored as n - 1 differences; a single level row cannot be scored and raises ValueError rather than guessing a predecessor. diff=False is unchanged. Behaviour change: with diff=True, mahalanobis(X) returns len(X) - 1 values, and callers who were passing already-differenced rows should now pass levels. Fixes #105 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…ted twice The damping is gamma = 1 - b2 / m2, where b2 should estimate the sampling variance of the EWA cross-block covariance. It was r * pi_cross. But pi_cross tracks the prequential dispersion (scatter_t - cov_{t-1})^2, which already contains the sampling variance of cov_{t-1} as well as the observation variance v. For the stationary recursion Var(s) = r v / (2 - r) and E[q] = 2 v / (2 - r), so Var(s) = (r / 2) E[q]: the old b2 was twice the truth. Over 1000 independent two-asset paths (r=0.1, correlation 0.2), the old b2 averaged 1.97 times the empirical variance of the final cross-block estimate; the corrected one is within a few percent. In the population calculation at r=0.05 and correlation 0.2 the old formula gives gamma = 0.20 where the estimator's own reliability rule gives 0.60, so cross-block correlation was damped well beyond what the sampling noise warrants. b2 now comes from a small _cross_sampling_variance helper using r / 2, and a regression test checks its calibration against the simulated variance. Fixes #95 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…the input as_rows does not copy a float64 array, and partial_fit stored the row itself as the previous level for diff=True. A caller that reused one buffer for each new level therefore overwrote the stored level as well: feeding 100, 101, 103, 106 through one reused array gave three differences of zero (mean 0, variance 0) instead of 1, 2, 3 (mean 2, variance 2/3). Mutating a batch after partial_fit returned likewise changed the next boundary difference. This affected every registered estimator through the shared base class. The previous level is now copied when stored. Fixes #107 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

With diff=True the estimator needs the last raw level to form the next difference, but get_state saved only the estimator state. A restored estimator therefore used the first level after the checkpoint to start a new difference and silently dropped the one that crossed it. On levels 0, 1, 3 | 103, 107, 112 the boundary jump of 100 vanished: the resumed estimate had 4 observations, mean 3 and variance 2.5, against 5, 22.4 and 1507.44 uninterrupted. All registered estimators with diff lost one observation per restart. set_state(None) also kept the previous stream's level, so the next stream's first difference was taken against it. get_state now includes prev_x when a level is held, and set_state restores it and always clears any stale one. BlockCovariance's custom serialization now plugs into the base class through _export_state/_import_state, so it gets the same treatment. A diff=True checkpoint without prev_x, written before this change, still loads but warns that the boundary difference is lost. Pickles already carried the level and keep working. Fixes #86 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

partial_fit accepted NaN and inf. One such value entered the running moments of 19 of the 20 registered estimators and stayed there: after 100 clean rows, one row containing NaN and 100 more clean rows, twelve estimators returned a non-finite covariance and seven raised LinAlgError when it was read, all with n_samples_ counting the bad row. partial_fit now rejects a batch containing any non-finite value with a ValueError naming the row and column, before any state (including the stored diff=True level) is touched, so the whole batch is atomic. ConditionalCovariance runs the same check before updating its sub-models. FixedUniverse now remembers a value for forward-filling only after the estimator accepted it, so a rejected NaN is not filled into later rows. Missing data remains the job of the keyed adapters' imputation; a non-finite value passed to a positional estimator is now an error rather than a silently corrupted estimate. Fixes #89 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Covariance estimators now validate parameters and observations, handle difference-mode scoring and checkpoints, and use a revised cross-block sampling-variance estimate.

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Parameter validation `precise/_conventions.py`, `precise/base.py`, `precise/adaptive.py`, `precise/dcc.py`, `precise/shrunk.py`, `tests/test_decay_rate_validation.py`, `tests/test_shrunk_validation.py`	Decay rates, adaptive maximum rates, shrinkage targets, and shrinkage intensity are validated. Invalid `set_params` updates restore prior parameter values.
Input validation and update integrity `precise/base.py`, `precise/conditional.py`, `precise/keyed.py`, `tests/test_feature_count.py`, `tests/test_non_finite.py`	Fit updates reject incorrect feature widths and non-finite values before changing estimator state. `FixedUniverse` commits present-key values only after fitting succeeds.
Difference-mode scoring and checkpoints `precise/base.py`, `precise/block_covariance.py`, `tests/test_diff_buffer.py`, `tests/test_diff_checkpoint.py`, `tests/test_diff_scoring.py`, `tests/test_feature_count.py`	Difference-mode updates retain copies of input levels. Scoring and Mahalanobis distance use within-batch differences. Checkpoints preserve pending levels and restore them from JSON or pickle state.
Cross-block variance estimate `precise/schur_ledoit_wolf.py`, `tests/test_schur_ledoit_wolf.py`	The covariance calculation uses a revised cross-block sampling-variance estimate. A test compares the estimate with empirical variance across simulated paths.

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Low · reliability · observed: The new feature-width guard conflicts with the shared reset lifecycle. After fitting a two-feature model, fit on valid three-feature data clears the previous estimate but retains n_features_in_=2, so validation rejects the replacement and leaves the object unfitted. The base previously allowed the new initialization to replace the dimension. Recovery requires explicit clearing or reconstruction rather than the documented reset-and-fit operation. Constructor validation can similarly leave ConditionalCovariance dimension-bound after rejected child initialization.

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observed — The added controls are numerical data-integrity gates: constrained parameter validation, feature-width checks, finite-value checks, and copied boundary buffers. They reject invalid inputs before partial_fit state transitions; they are not authentication or authorization controls.

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observed — Difference-mode boundary advancement still precedes completion of the statistical updater. An updater exception or interruption can therefore leave recovery state misaligned. The same ordering exists at the exact PR base, so it is a pre-existing limitation rather than an introduced concern; validation atomicity does not imply transactional updates or concurrency safety.

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+        # Check the whole batch first: a short row used to update the correlation model and some
+        # volatility models before failing, leaving the sub-models out of step.
+        for x in self._check_finite(self._check_n_features(as_rows(X))):
            if self._state is None:
                d = len(x)
                self.n_features_in_ = d


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If a configured estimator’s r is changed to an invalid value, its clone can raise ValueError after n_features_in_ is set. A retry with a different feature count then fails, although the rejected call never created _state. Build the submodels in local variables before assigning parent fields.

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#109: decay rates outside (0, 1] gave indefinite covariances

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