pyrevs.diagnostics.diagnostic

Diagnostic class for pyREVS.

Classes

DiagnosticPlugin

A base class for diagnostic plugins.

EveryTimeCrossing

Triggers at fixed time intervals.

FirstTimeCrossingDiagnostic

Triggers when the score function crosses pre-defined levels.

FirstAndLastEveryCrossingDiagnostic

Record compressed crossing events across score levels.

DiagnosticAnalyst

A class to handle analysing diagnostic statistics.

Functions

diagnosticfactory(→ list[DiagnosticPlugin])

Parse input parameters to generate a list of DiagnosticPlugin.

Module Contents

class DiagnosticPlugin(dlabel: str, params: dict[Any, Any], tid: int, weight: float, workdir: pathlib.Path, fprocess: collections.abc.Callable[Ellipsis, Any], ddb: pyrevs.diagnostics.diagdb.DiagDB)[source]

A base class for diagnostic plugins.

Plugins are attached to the trajectory objects.

Variables:
  • _label – the diagnostic label

  • _tid – the ID of the trajectory the plugin is attached to

  • _weight – the weight of the trajectory

abstractmethod get_crossed_levels(new_snapshot: pyrevs.core.Snapshot) list[float][source]

Test to know if diagnostic is needed.

update(old_snapshot: pyrevs.core.Snapshot, new_snapshot: pyrevs.core.Snapshot) None[source]

Standard entry point called after every MCMC step.

This base method works for vanilla diagnostics, for which the trigger logic is not too complex, but it can be overridden for more complex diagnostics.

class EveryTimeCrossing(dlabel: str, params: dict[Any, Any], tid: int, tweight: float, workdir: pathlib.Path, fprocess: collections.abc.Callable[Ellipsis, Any], ddb: pyrevs.diagnostics.diagdb.DiagDB)[source]

Bases: DiagnosticPlugin

Triggers at fixed time intervals.

Check if the time interval between the old and new snapshot crossed fixed time ‘level’ defined evenly from a start time and a time interval: t_0 + N * delta_t.

Variables:
  • _time_interval – the time interval between two recording events

  • _time_start – the start time

update(old_snapshot: pyrevs.core.Snapshot, new_snapshot: pyrevs.core.Snapshot) None[source]

Entry point called after every MCMC step.

This plugin does not depends on the score function so bypass some of the logic of the base class.

class FirstTimeCrossingDiagnostic(dlabel: str, params: dict[Any, Any], tid: int, tweight: float, workdir: pathlib.Path, fprocess: collections.abc.Callable[Ellipsis, Any], ddb: pyrevs.diagnostics.diagdb.DiagDB)[source]

Bases: DiagnosticPlugin

Triggers when the score function crosses pre-defined levels.

This is a central diagnostic plugin to pyREVS, triggered when the score function crosses pre-defined levels, only for the first time.

This allows to evaluate the probability of crossing any intermediate score levels from a pyREVS run, as well as estimating mean first passage time.

# Note: might want to always add this diagnostic

Variables:
  • _levels – the threshold levels

  • _highest_recorded_score – the high water mark of the plugin

  • _checked_db – True if the DB has been checked

get_crossed_levels(new_snapshot: pyrevs.core.Snapshot) list[float][source]

Get the list of level crossed during last step.

Parameters:

new_snapshot – the new (end of the time step) snapshot

Returns:

the list of score levels crossed

class FirstAndLastEveryCrossingDiagnostic(dlabel: str, params: dict[Any, Any], tid: int, tweight: float, workdir: pathlib.Path, fprocess: collections.abc.Callable[Ellipsis, Any], ddb: pyrevs.diagnostics.diagdb.DiagDB)[source]

Bases: DiagnosticPlugin

Record compressed crossing events across score levels.

This diagnostic: - allows multiple visits to the same level, - suppresses oscillatory recrossings, - records:

  • FIRST crossing when entering a level,

  • LAST crossing before leaving it,

  • supports multiple crossed levels per timestep,

  • supports restart from DB state.

Notes

During one timestep, several levels may be crossed. For now, all generated events use new_snapshot.time.

update(old_snapshot: pyrevs.core.Snapshot, new_snapshot: pyrevs.core.Snapshot) None[source]

Update diagnostic state after one model step.

diagnosticfactory(configs: dict[str, pyrevs.core.Config], tid: int, tweight: float, workdir: pathlib.Path, fprocess: collections.abc.Callable[Ellipsis, Any], ddb: pyrevs.diagnostics.diagdb.DiagDB) list[DiagnosticPlugin][source]

Parse input parameters to generate a list of DiagnosticPlugin.

Parameters:
  • configs – a dict with a Config object for each diagnostic

  • tid – the ID of the traj the diagnostic is attached to

  • tweight – the weight of the traj

  • workdir – the workdir associated with a trajectory

  • fprocess – the forward model diagnostic function

  • ddb – the diagnostic database to add the data to

class DiagnosticAnalyst(db_path: str)[source]

A class to handle analysing diagnostic statistics.

Let’s keep the analysis logic separated from the gathering logic. This class retrieves data from the diagnostic database and perform some computation (mostly conditional statistics on score iso-levels).

db[source]
get_all_diagnostic_data(label: str) dict[float, list[tuple[Any, float, float, int]]][source]

A user-facing access to the diag DB.

An alias to the DB access for the analyst.

Returns:

A dictionary mapping each score iso-level (float) to a list of tuples. Each tuple contains (unpickled_data, trajectory_weight, time, tid).

get_traj_diagnostic_data(label: str, tid: int, time_ordered: bool = False) dict[float, list[tuple[Any, float, float]]][source]

A user-facing access to the diag DB.

Access to the diagnostic data for a specific trajectory.

Parameters:
  • label – the label of the diagnostic of interest

  • tid – the ID of the trajectory

  • time_ordered – whether to order the results by time (default: False, by level)

Returns:

A dictionary mapping each score iso-level (float) to a (list of) tuple. Each tuple contains (unpickled_data, trajectory_weight, time).

compute_weighted_stats(label: str) dict[float, dict[str, Any]][source]

Aggregate data and compute mean/variance per level.

get_conditional_means(label: str) dict[float, dict[str, Any]][source]

Compute means at level L_i conditioned on reaching or not reaching L_{i+1}.

Returns:

{“reached_next”: mean_val, “failed_next”: mean_val} }

Return type:

{ level