feat(hpc): clam_v3 — V3 region distances for CLAM (RailSpec, both carvings) - #276
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ClamTree::build defaultet auf hamming_inline ueber den GANZEN Punkt. Fuer flache Fingerprints richtig; fuer eine V3-SoA-Zeile ein Kategorienfehler: key(16)|edges(16)|value(480) sind drei Regionen mit drei Bedeutungen, und der Key ist eine ADRESSE. Hamming zwischen Adressen clustert auf Adress-Rauschen — und sieht plausibel aus, weil jede Zahl wohlgeformt ist. Zwei Distanzen, jede liest genau eine Region: V3RailGeodesic Rail-Register Baum-Geodaete d(a,b)=da+db-2*lca v3_value_hamming 32.. Inhalt; DistanceFn-kompatibel Das Facet-Payload wird als 6x(u8:u8) gelesen — sechs Ebenen, je ein Achsen-PAAR (X:Y, z.B. part_of:is_a), zwei getrennte Bytes, niemals zu u16 verbreitert (ein verbreitertes Wort hat keine Achse; genau deshalb ist der flache Tail V1-legacy). Der erste Entwurf dieser Datei las 3xu16 HEEL/HIP/TWIG — die zurueckgezogene V1-Kaskaden-Lesart; vom Operator mitten im Schreiben gefangen. Die LESART gehoert der ClassView, also ist sie hier ein PARAMETER: RailSpec (Register-Offset, Achse als Enum, optionales gestapeltes Fortsetzungs-Register z.B. in der Edge-Lane) wird vom Aufrufer aus seiner ClassView/WideFieldMask abgeleitet. ndarray loest niemals eine classid auf — es weigert sich nur zu raten. v3_facet() ist der Zero-Fallback-Default und sagt das dazu. Stapeln statt verbreitern: stacked() verkettet ein zweites Register, Tiefe 0..=12, gleiche Loch-Regel. Grenzen als Tests gepinnt statt als Fussnoten: Dreiecksungleichung (was CLAMs Pruning wirklich braucht) ueber eine geschlossene Menge; die Pseudometrik-Grenze (zwei echt verschiedene Knoten jenseits der gespeicherten Tiefe messen 0) als BENANNTER gruener Test; Lo sieht Hi nicht (der Test, den ein u16 nicht bestehen koennte); Wert-Distanz liest die Adresse nie. Keine Distanz ueber den Edge-Block ohne aufgeloesten edge_codec_flavor — verweigert, nicht geraten.
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Der erste Wurf konnte nur interleaved 6x(u8:u8)-Paare (stride 2) lesen.
Die medcare-Bake hat genau diese Paar-Lesart GEMESSEN UND VERWORFEN
(traegt nur 44,25 % der Pfade; der per-Achse-Slab fasst 99,62 % in
zwoelf Ebenen, rails.rs). Ihre aufgeloeste Lesart ist: zusammenhaengender
12-Byte-Slab je Achse, stride 1, diskontinuierliche Fortsetzung.
RailSpec traegt jetzt { reg, levels, stride, cont } und drueckt beide
Carvings aus:
v3_facet(axis) 6 Ebenen, stride 2 (Facet-Payload, Fallback)
slab(reg, levels, cont) N Ebenen, stride 1 (per-Achse-Register)
Welches Carving eine Zeile nutzt, ist Eigenschaft ihrer Bake und wird
dort aufgeloest, wo die ClassView lebt — hier bleibt es ein Parameter.
RailAxis bekommt explizite Diskriminanten (Lo=0, Hi=1), damit der
Byte-Versatz die Achse IST statt sie zu kodieren.
Neuer Test spiegelt die medcare-Carving byte-genau (Wert 44..56 +
Fortsetzung 68..80, zeilen-absolut 76..88/100..112) und pinnt, dass das
fremde Register dazwischen (part_of, 56..68) unsichtbar bleibt. 8/8.
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Mergeability Score: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds V3 region-based distances for CLAM, but truncated inputs currently return zero in cases where values differ, which can violate the advertised metric contract and produce incorrect tree pruning. The change is not merge-ready until malformed rows are rejected or the distance is made length-aware. Suggested reviewers: Poem
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In `@src/hpc/clam_v3.rs`:
- Around line 280-284: Update v3_value_hamming and the associated V3ValueHamming
distance path so truncated or unequal-length rows are rejected before metric
computation, rather than returning zero for missing value regions. Preserve
valid full-row Hamming behavior and add regressions covering truncated rows and
unequal-length inputs, ensuring the is_metric contract remains valid.
- Around line 133-140: Add concise compilable Rust examples to the public API
documentation in src/hpc/clam_v3.rs at lines 133-140 for v3_facet creating a
facet RailSpec, 146-153 for the slab-specification constructor, 157-162 for
stacking a continuation register, 166-172 for reading maximum depth, 199-208 for
hole-terminated depth, 213-223 for LCA depth, 228-231 for rail geodesic
distance, and 280-285 for value-only Hamming distance; use the existing public
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| pub const fn v3_facet(axis: RailAxis) -> Self { | ||
| Self { | ||
| reg: 4 + axis as usize, | ||
| levels: RAIL_PAIRS, | ||
| stride: 2, | ||
| cont: None, | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Add examples to the public API documentation.
Each listed public API has /// documentation but no usage example.
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src/hpc/clam_v3.rs#L133-L140: Add an example that creates a facetRailSpec. -
src/hpc/clam_v3.rs#L146-L153: Add an example that creates a slab specification. -
src/hpc/clam_v3.rs#L157-L162: Add an example that stacks a continuation register. -
src/hpc/clam_v3.rs#L166-L172: Add an example that reads maximum depth. -
src/hpc/clam_v3.rs#L199-L208: Add an example that demonstrates hole-terminated depth. -
src/hpc/clam_v3.rs#L213-L223: Add an example that demonstrates LCA depth. -
src/hpc/clam_v3.rs#L228-L231: Add an example that demonstrates rail geodesic distance. -
src/hpc/clam_v3.rs#L280-L285: Add an example that demonstrates value-only Hamming distance.As per coding guidelines, "All public APIs (public functions and methods) must have
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In `@src/hpc/clam_v3.rs` around lines 133 - 140, Add concise compilable Rust
examples to the public API documentation in src/hpc/clam_v3.rs at lines 133-140
for v3_facet creating a facet RailSpec, 146-153 for the slab-specification
constructor, 157-162 for stacking a continuation register, 166-172 for reading
maximum depth, 199-208 for hole-terminated depth, 213-223 for LCA depth, 228-231
for rail geodesic distance, and 280-285 for value-only Hamming distance; use the
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| pub fn v3_value_hamming(a: &[u8], b: &[u8]) -> u64 { | ||
| if a.len() <= V3_VALUE_OFF || b.len() <= V3_VALUE_OFF { | ||
| return 0; | ||
| } | ||
| super::clam::hamming_inline(&a[V3_VALUE_OFF..], &b[V3_VALUE_OFF..]) |
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Do not report truncated-row handling as a metric distance.
Lines 281-283 return zero when either row ends before the value region. Let a and b be full rows with different values, and let t be a[..16]. Then distance(a, b) > 0, but both distance(a, t) and distance(t, b) are zero. This violates triangle inequality while V3ValueHamming::is_metric() returns true.
Reject malformed rows before this Distance implementation, or define a length-aware distance and add regressions for truncated and unequal-length rows.
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In `@src/hpc/clam_v3.rs` around lines 280 - 284, Update v3_value_hamming and the
associated V3ValueHamming distance path so truncated or unequal-length rows are
rejected before metric computation, rather than returning zero for missing value
regions. Preserve valid full-row Hamming behavior and add regressions covering
truncated rows and unequal-length inputs, ensuring the is_metric contract
remains valid.
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| #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy)] | ||
| pub struct V3RailGeodesic(pub RailSpec); | ||
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| impl Distance for V3RailGeodesic { |
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When a caller derives a RailSpec at runtime—particularly for the documented slab carving—this Distance implementation cannot actually be supplied to ClamTree: build_with_fn accepts only a bare fn pointer, ClamTree never consumes the Distance trait, and a function pointer cannot capture this wrapper's spec. Consequently the primary rail-distance feature requires a hand-written static/global adapter and cannot support per-ClassView configuration as described; add a construction/search path that stores the configured distance.
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| if a.len() <= V3_VALUE_OFF || b.len() <= V3_VALUE_OFF { | ||
| return 0; | ||
| } | ||
| super::clam::hamming_inline(&a[V3_VALUE_OFF..], &b[V3_VALUE_OFF..]) |
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When a tree built with v3_value_hamming is later used with compress_database and query_compressed, hamming_to_compressed starts with this value-only center distance but XorDiffEncoding::hamming_from_query adjusts differences at every encoded position, including bytes 0..32. Address or edge changes therefore corrupt the reported distance—and a negative adjustment can wrap to a huge u64—so compressed searches can miss content-identical rows. The compressed adjustment must use the same 32.. region, or this distance must be rejected for that path.
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| if a.len() <= V3_VALUE_OFF || b.len() <= V3_VALUE_OFF { | ||
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When either argument ends at or before byte 32, returning zero makes that truncated row distance zero from every full row. For two full rows with different values, this yields d(short, a) = d(short, b) = 0 while d(a, b) > 0, violating the triangle inequality relied on by CLAM; a truncated search query consequently reports every visited row at distance zero. Reject malformed rows or define a distance that preserves the metric property rather than silently returning zero.
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V3 distances for CLAM: read the row's regions, never the whole row. Two commits, additive only — no existing API touched.
Why
ClamTree::build/build_with_configdefault tohamming_inlineover the whole point. Correct for flat fingerprints; a category error for a V3 SoA row (key(16) | edges(16) | value(480)): the key is an address, and Hamming between addresses clusters on address noise — plausibly, since every number stays well-formed. First measured downstream as a degenerate tree (1 cluster, radius 0) that looked fine and said nothing.What's in
src/hpc/clam_v3.rs— two region-pure distances plus the reading handle:RailSpec { reg, levels, stride, cont }— the ClassView's reading made portable. ndarray never resolves a classid; the caller derives WHICH bytes carry the rail register from its ClassView/WideFieldMask and passes the handle. Both real carvings are expressible, and the second is not decorative: the interleaved-pair reading was measured and rejected on the medcare bake (fits 44.25 % of paths; the per-axis slab fits 99.62 % in twelve levels).(u8:u8)pairs in the facet payloadv3_facet(RailAxis)slab(reg, levels, cont)RailAxis::{Lo, Hi}is an enum with explicit discriminants — a third axis cannot be conjured by arithmetic, and the pair stays two separate bytes, never widened (a widened word has no axis; that is why the flat tail is V1-legacy).V3RailGeodesic— tree distance on the walked axis:d = depth(a) + depth(b) − 2·lca, a handful of byte compares; hole rule ([1,0,7]is depth 1, never 2); stacking instead of widening via.stacked(at)for a continuation register (e.g. edge lane), depth to 2×levels.v3_value_hamming— content distance over32..only, bare-fnDistanceFn-compatible: plugs intobuild_with_fn(rows, 512, …)today with zero changes to CLAM.No edge-block distance —
16..32needsedge_codec_flavorresolved; refused rather than guessed.Tests (8/8)
The limits are pinned as named green tests, not footnotes: the triangle inequality over a closed set (the property
rho_nn's pruning actually relies on); the pseudometric boundary (distinct nodes past stored depth measure 0 — documented, tested); axis independence (the test a widened u16 could not pass); the medcare slab carving mirrored byte-exact (value 44..56 + continuation 68..80, with the foreignpart_ofregister between them proven invisible); value distance never reads the address.Downstream
MedCare-rs#478 consumes this (dev-dep probe: the wave throughClamTreeover the rail geodesic — 37,669 clusters, discriminating CHAODA census, named outliers). Merge this first; #478 cannot build from a clean clone until this reachesmaster(medcare consumesbranch = "master").🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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