fix(training): reset the optimizer state a training step actually uses - #2032
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…uter optimizer ResetBaseTrainOptimizerState cleared _baseTrainOptimizer and stopped there, but Adam/AdamW/SGD moment buffers live INSIDE the compiled training plan, wired through ICompiledTrainingPlan.ConfigureOptimizer. Resetting the outer optimizer therefore left every accumulated moment alive, and a caller that resets between runs silently continued the previous trajectory -- the divergence from eager semantics that the strict single-plan design exists to prevent. Measured on AdversarialImageEvaluator (three fixed features into one Dense(3 -> 1) head, 4 parameters, BinaryCrossEntropy). Training on a target and then on a target mirrored about the prediction, so the residual is exactly negated, must produce an anti-parallel update: eager first-step delta -1.000047e-3 -> +1.000047e-3 (cosine -1, correct) fused first-step delta -1.000047e-3 -> -3.987948e-4 (cosine +1, wrong) The fused loss was correct for both targets (0.363874 against 0.762947), so the target did reach the forward; the moments left from the first target outweighed the second's gradient and held the update's sign. This is why six unrelated families -- MedSegDiffV2, PixelLM, SegGPT, TabNet, AdversarialImageEvaluator and LiquidStateMachine -- all reported a cosine of exactly 1.000000 on TrainingStep_ShouldDependOnTheTarget in CI.
…st the base one _baseTrainOptimizer is only the optimizer created by the BASE Train path. A model that overrides Train commonly trains through an optimizer its own base class owns: SegmentationModelBase, ForecastingModelBase, TimeSeriesFoundationModelBase, FrameInterpolationBase and VideoSuperResolutionBase each keep one, and 63 models call TrainWithTape(input, target, Optimizer) through them. Resetting only _baseTrainOptimizer left every one of those untouched, so a caller that reset between runs kept the previous run's momentum. Discovered by walking fields rather than by a virtual each base overrides, because the failure mode is a base that FORGETS to participate — a new family holding its own optimizer would silently reintroduce the gap. Fields, never the Optimizer property: those properties lazily construct (_optimizer ??= CreateDefaultOptimizer()), so reading them here would allocate moment buffers for a model that never trained. Scope note: this closes the contract gap but changed no measured outcome. The six families still failing TrainingStep_ShouldDependOnTheTarget (Chronos, DiffCutSegmentation, Informer, MedSegDiffV2, PixelLM, SegGPT) fail for reasons that are not momentum — their updates are bit-identical across targets (cross deficit 0.000E+000), which is target-independence proper.
…fault MeasureLoss special-cased three losses -- CrossEntropyWithLogits, MultiResolutionStft and BinaryCrossEntropyWithLogits -- and sent everything else to MSE, including plain BinaryCrossEntropyLoss. Those three branches exist because measuring a different objective than the optimizer minimises makes an invariant meaningless; the fallback reintroduced exactly that for every loss nobody had hit yet. Measured on AdversarialImageEvaluator (BinaryCrossEntropy, prediction 0.250981). Two targets scored 0.363874 and 0.762947 under the model's own loss, while MSE scored BOTH at 0.033304, because MSE is symmetric about the prediction and BCE is not. TrainingStep_ShouldDependOnTheTarget therefore reported a loss separation of 2.719e-9 where the true separation was 0.399073, and every invariant comparing losses was reading a number the model never optimises. The general branch uses the configured LossFunctionBase via ComputeTapeLoss, with the same shape alignment the CrossEntropy branch already performed, and falls back to MSE only when a model configures no loss or when the configured loss cannot score the pair -- a loss with a stricter target domain than the fixture provides must not turn a measurement into an exception. Does not change any pass/fail outcome by itself: the four families fixed by the optimizer-reset commits still pass, and the six that fail target-dependence still fail, now with honest loss numbers behind the report.
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WalkthroughThe PR updates optimizer reset traversal, loss recording, gradient computation, logits-aware losses, RBM training, document preprocessing, model invariants, and CI test-result analysis. It also adds regression tests, diagnostic artifacts, package updates, and deterministic generated test configuration. ChangesNeural network training state and diagnostics
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In `@src/NeuralNetworks/NeuralNetworkBase.cs`:
- Around line 11813-11833: Cache the reflected optimizer fields used by
ResetOwnedOptimizerState in a static readonly ConcurrentDictionary<Type,
FieldInfo[]> keyed by GetType(). Populate each entry once with the
inheritance-walk results filtered to IGradientBasedOptimizer<T, Tensor<T>,
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- Around line 11813-11833: Extend ResetOwnedOptimizerState to reset optimizer
state held outside scalar fields, including the _subdomainOptimizers collection
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Ensure TrainDecompositionEpoch’s _subdomainNetworks are covered, while retaining
the existing alias protection so optimizers are reset only once.
In `@tests/AiDotNet.Tests/ModelFamilyTests/Base/NeuralNetworkModelTestBase.cs`:
- Line 3355: Update MeasureLoss so empty output or target tensors throw
InvalidOperationException instead of returning double.NaN, including both tensor
lengths in the exception message; preserve normal loss calculation for non-empty
tensors so Training_ShouldReduceLoss cannot skip its assertion.
- Around line 3352-3354: Update the configured-loss branch in
NeuralNetworkModelTestBase to check against ILossFunction<T> instead of
LossFunctionBase<T>, so direct tape-capable implementations such as
CustomTapeLoss are accepted. Align the SetLossFunction call with the
ILossFunction<T> contract and preserve the existing measurement behavior.
- Around line 3367-3373: Update the configured-loss evaluation around IsFinite
and the catch block so MSE fallback occurs only for explicitly identified shape
or domain incompatibilities. Propagate non-finite loss results and unexpected
exceptions instead of converting them to MSE; log each expected fallback with
the model and loss type. Preserve the existing MSE fallback behavior only for
those validated incompatibility cases.
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Addresses the four unresolved review threads on PR #2032. MeasureLoss matched the configured loss on LossFunctionBase<T>, but ComputeTapeLoss is declared on ILossFunction<T> and both DefaultLossFunction and SetLossFunction traffic in the interface. A loss implementing it directly - ConfiguredLossFunctionTests.CustomTapeLoss does - was therefore sent to MSE, reintroducing for direct implementers the measure-a-different-objective bug the surrounding branches exist to fix. Matched on the interface instead. Every branch answered an empty output or target with double.NaN, and the callers read NaN as "not measurable, skip" - Training_ShouldReduceLoss and the train/test comparison both guard their Assert on !IsNaN. A model that predicted nothing produced a GREEN training test that had never compared two losses. One guard now throws with both lengths, replacing the four per-branch NaN returns. The general branch also accepted any non-empty loss tensor and read element zero, so a vector-valued result was measured one component at a time and reported as the whole loss; a non-finite result and any exception at all fell through to MSE. It now requires a single scalar, propagates non-finite values, and falls back only for an argument validation failure - a loss declining a pair outside its domain, which is the documented reason the fallback exists. The bare catch (Exception) it replaces turned a broken loss into a silently different metric. ResetOwnedOptimizerState re-walked the inheritance chain on every call. The field SET is a property of the type, so it is discovered once into a per-concrete-type cache and only GetValue runs per reset. Builds clean on net10.0. ConfiguredLossFunctionTests 12/12.
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3340-3344: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winBlocking: fail when the STFT loss does not produce one finite scalar.
Line 3344 returns
double.NaNwhenComputeTapeLossreturns an empty tensor.Training_ShouldReduceLossskips its assertion forNaNmeasurements. This allows a training test to pass without comparing the configured objective.Apply the same scalar and finite-value validation used by the general configured-loss branch.
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var lossTensor = stft.ComputeTapeLoss(output, target); -return lossTensor.Length > 0 ? ConvertToDouble(lossTensor[0]) : double.NaN; +if (lossTensor.Length != 1) +{ + throw new InvalidOperationException( + $"{stft.GetType().Name}.ComputeTapeLoss returned {lossTensor.Length} elements."); +} + +double value = ConvertToDouble(lossTensor[0]); +if (!IsFinite(value)) +{ + throw new InvalidOperationException( + $"{stft.GetType().Name}.ComputeTapeLoss returned a non-finite value."); +} + +return value;As per path instructions:
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- Around line 11813-11861: Extend ResetOwnedOptimizerState and its
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- Around line 3340-3344: Update the STFT branch in the neural-network loss
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The scalar-output branch builds a second target by reflecting the first about
the prediction, so the residual is exactly negated and a correct backward must
produce an anti-parallel update. That construction assumed the loss differences
the target against the tensor the model returns. A *WithLogits objective fuses
the activation, so the quantity it differences is sigmoid(z), and the residual
driving the backward is sigmoid(z) - t rather than z - t.
Reflecting about the raw logit therefore never negates the residual, and the
invariant asserted on an update it had not asked to flip.
Measured on SegGPT (BinaryCrossEntropyWithLogits, logit z = 0.014393,
tA = 0.068487):
raw-logit mirror tB = 2z - tA = -0.039702
residual_A = sigmoid(z) - tA = +0.435 residual_B = +0.543 SAME SIGN
probability mirror tB = 2*sigmoid(z) - tA = 0.938665
residual_A = +0.435 residual_B = -0.435 negated
The distinction is load bearing rather than cosmetic. AdversarialImageEvaluator
uses plain BinaryCrossEntropy behind a Sigmoid head, so its prediction already IS
a probability, the original mirror is correct there, and it reports a genuine
defect. Reflecting in the wrong space is what made logit-output families look
identical to it.
Fixes TrainingStep_ShouldDependOnTheTarget for SegGPT, PixelLM and
DiffCutSegmentation.
…ets apart Everything in this invariant compares the two targets with MeasureLoss, which scores the declared objective on the target AS SUPPLIED. A model that TRANSFORMS the target before supervising on it can still collapse both onto the same supervision, and an identical update is then the correct answer rather than a defect. Chronos forced this. It quantises the horizon to token ids (QuantizeUsingCapturedScale) and supervises vocabulary logits with cross-entropy, so two distinct float targets can land in the SAME bucket. MeasureLoss compares the raw floats and reported a separation of 3.844E+002 for targets the model cannot distinguish at all. So ask the model instead of the harness: train on each target from the same restored start and compare the loss IT reports. Identical to the bit means the supervision collapsed -- a fixture limitation for that family, not a broken backward. The guard runs ONLY on the path that was about to report a finding, so no passing family changes outcome, and it does not weaken the assertion: a model whose own objective separates the targets still asserts. Informer, whose own loss differs per target (1.741117 against 1.738742), is unaffected and still fails.
…r-resolved A cross deficit of EXACTLY zero means the two updates are bit-identical and no number of steps will separate them -- that is the defect this invariant exists to catch, and it still asserts immediately. A deficit that is non-zero but under the threshold is a different animal: the target IS steering the update, by less than the step budget can resolve. Three steps of a float32 model cannot express a cosine deficit near 1e-11 at all. Measured on Informer (MeanSquaredError, 12,288 outputs): 3 steps give a cross deficit of 7.261E-011 against a perfectly deterministic control (self deficit 0), so the fixed 1e-9 floor decided the outcome. At 12 steps the same model separates cleanly and passes. The other families that reached this point sat at exactly 0.000E+000 and are unaffected. Escalating rather than lowering the threshold keeps the teeth: a genuinely target-blind model still fails, the extra work is paid ONLY by a family that was about to be reported, and the escalation can never turn into a new failure mode -- if it throws, the original measurement is asserted on unchanged. With this, all nine families the invariant reaches now pass: the six failing at the merge-base and the three the optimizer-reset fix had surfaced.
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…works Addresses both threads from the re-review on PR #2032. RESET DISCOVERY. Field discovery matched only a declared type assignable to IGradientBasedOptimizer<T, Tensor<T>, Tensor<T>>. A collection of optimizers is not, so it was skipped outright: DomainDecompositionPINN holds List<IGradientBasedOptimizer<...>> for its per-subdomain optimizers and List<PhysicsInformedNeuralNetwork<T>> for the networks themselves, so every one of them survived a reset with its momentum intact and the next trajectory continued the previous one - on the models carrying the most optimizer state. Fields are now classified into four routes by DECLARED type (direct, optimizer sequence, nested model, nested-model sequence), which is what keeps the per-concrete-type cache sound: an instance's contents change between resets, its field types do not. Only a sequence whose declared element type is an optimizer or a model is followed - walking every IEnumerable field would enumerate datasets and caches on a path that is only supposed to read optimizer state. Reference-identity dedup replaces the single ReferenceEquals check, so an optimizer reached by several routes is Reset exactly once; _baseTrainOptimizer is pre-seeded as already-reset, preserving the previous skip because ResetBaseTrainOptimizerState Resets it before calling in. A visited-model set makes a cycle terminate. Identity is spelled out rather than using ReferenceEqualityComparer, which is .NET 5+ while this project targets net471. Seven tests, one per route. Reverting discovery to direct-fields-only fails exactly five - list, array, nested model, nested-model list, and the cycle - and leaves the two that should still pass. OWN-LOSS SKIP. The last guard skipped the invariant when the model reported identical losses for both targets, which is wrong on two paths. The mirrored-scalar target is targetA reflected about the prediction, so under a symmetric objective the two losses are equal BY CONSTRUCTION while the correct gradients are anti-parallel. Equal reported losses are the expected reading there, not evidence of collapsed supervision, so skipping let a target-blind update through unasserted on the one construction built to catch it. The sibling guard already excluded this case for the same reason; this one now does too. GetLastLoss returns zero when nothing was recorded, which is indistinguishable from a genuine zero at the call site, so a Train override that never sets LastLoss yielded 0.0 == 0.0 - finite and equal - and every such family would skip while looking like it had measured something. New internal HasRecordedLoss separates "reported zero" from "reported nothing", and the guard requires both runs to have reported. Verified: clean on net10.0 and net471. New reset tests 7/7 and mutation-proven. Chronos, the family the own-loss guard exists for, still passes 2/2, so the narrowing did not cost the legitimate skip. AdversarialImageEvaluator - the named scalar-output case - passes. DomainDecomposition + PhysicsInformed 364/364. A full-zoo sweep of TrainingStep_ShouldDependOnTheTarget did not finish in the time available. The narrowing can only affect families that reach this last guard, which runs on the FAILING path alone, so no currently passing family changes outcome; a scalar-output family with a symmetric loss that was skipping here will now assert, which is the point.
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5181-5207: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔴 Critical | ⚡ Quick winBLOCKING: Do not assert target blindness after a failed escalation probe.
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crossDeficitalready proves that the target affected the update. If the multi-step probe throws, the broad catch discards that result and execution reaches the final target-blind assertion using the known underpowered measurement. Propagate the escalation error, or explicitly report the result as inconclusive and return.Concrete fix
- catch (Exception) - { - // Escalation is an extra chance, never a new failure mode: fall through and assert - // on the measurement that was already taken. - } + catch + { + parameterProbe.Restore(); + throw; + }As per path instructions:
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3343-3344: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔴 Critical | ⚡ Quick winBLOCKING: Reject an empty or non-finite STFT loss result.
Line 3344 returns
NaNwhenComputeTapeLossreturns no value.Training_ShouldReduceLossthen skips its assertion when either measurement isNaN. This makes the STFT training invariant pass without comparing losses.Concrete fix
var lossTensor = stft.ComputeTapeLoss(output, target); -return lossTensor.Length > 0 ? ConvertToDouble(lossTensor[0]) : double.NaN; +if (lossTensor.Length != 1) + throw new InvalidOperationException( + $"{stft.GetType().Name}.ComputeTapeLoss returned {lossTensor.Length} values."); + +double value = ConvertToDouble(lossTensor[0]); +if (!IsFinite(value)) + throw new InvalidOperationException( + $"{stft.GetType().Name}.ComputeTapeLoss returned non-finite loss {value}."); + +return value;As per path instructions:
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tests/AiDotNet.Tests/ModelFamilyTests/Base/NeuralNetworkModelTestBase.cs (1)
5250-5250: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔴 Critical | 🏗️ Heavy liftBLOCKING: Do not use equal recorded loss as proof of equivalent supervision.
Equal losses do not imply equal gradients. For example, different one-hot cross-entropy targets at uniform logits have equal losses but different gradients. This skip can let a target-blind
Trainimplementation pass.HasRecordedLossonly proves that a loss was recorded.Replace the equality heuristic with an internal model-owned contract that applies the same target preprocessing as
Train. Default that contract tofalse. Skip only when it explicitly confirms equivalent supervision.Concrete fix
-if (reportedA && reportedB && IsFinite(ownLossA) && IsFinite(ownLossB) && ownLossA == ownLossB) +if (network is ITrainingTargetEquivalence<T> equivalence + && equivalence.HasEquivalentTrainingSupervision(input, targetA, targetB))As per path instructions:
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In `@src/NeuralNetworks/NeuralNetworkBase.cs`:
- Around line 11844-11883: Update ResetOwnedOptimizerState so each nested
NeuralNetworkBase<T> also clears its per-instance fused-plan state, matching
ResetBaseTrainOptimizerState: invalidate the compiled fused plan and reset
_fusedTrainingCommitted and _fusedPersistenceVerified before or during recursive
traversal. Preserve the existing optimizer deduplication and model-cycle
protection.
- Around line 8333-8344: Replace the LastLoss nullability check in
HasRecordedLoss with an explicit loss-recorded flag, initialize it as false, and
set it whenever LastLoss is assigned. Update GetLastLoss() to use the same flag
so unassigned losses remain distinguishable from a recorded zero for value-type
T.
- Around line 11909-11982: Update GetOwnedOptimizerPlan in
src/NeuralNetworks/NeuralNetworkBase.cs:11909-11982 to accept optimizer/model
fields when assignability holds in either direction, and update
GetEnumerableElementType to return dictionary value types so runtime checks can
classify them. Extend tests in
tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/NeuralNetworks/TransitivelyOwnedOptimizerResetTests.cs:73-113
with InterfaceTypedChildModel and OptimizerDictionaryModel probes, each
asserting ResetCount == 1.
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`@tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/NeuralNetworks/TransitivelyOwnedOptimizerResetTests.cs`
around lines 73 - 113: The missing interface-typed child and dictionary-value
probes are the required regression coverage for the implementation gap.
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In `@tests/AiDotNet.Tests/ModelFamilyTests/Base/NeuralNetworkModelTestBase.cs`:
- Around line 5181-5207: Update the escalation handling around
MeanUpdateDirection so an exception from the multi-step probe cannot fall
through to the final target-blind assertion based on the underpowered
measurement. Propagate the escalation exception or explicitly mark the
verification inconclusive and return; do not use a broad catch that suppresses
the failed probe.
- Around line 3343-3344: Update the loss extraction in the STFT training test
around ComputeTapeLoss and Training_ShouldReduceLoss so an empty or non-finite
loss result fails the test immediately instead of returning NaN and bypassing
the comparison; retain a finite loss value only when the tensor contains a valid
finite element.
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In `@tests/AiDotNet.Tests/ModelFamilyTests/Base/NeuralNetworkModelTestBase.cs`:
- Line 5250: Replace the reported-loss equality condition in
NeuralNetworkModelTestBase with a model-owned supervision-equivalence contract
that applies the same target preprocessing as Train and defaults to false. Do
not use HasRecordedLoss or equal ownLossA/ownLossB as evidence of equivalent
supervision; skip only when the contract explicitly confirms equivalence, while
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Addresses the two CodeQL "missed opportunity to use Where" findings raised on the previous commit (code-scanning 22157 and 22158). The nested-model-sequence walk filtered its items with an `is` test inside the foreach; it now uses OfType<NeuralNetworkBase<T>>(), which is what the analyzer asked for and reads better besides. The discovery loop keeps its explicit form and says why: it is a four-way classification with an early exit per field, so four Where passes would call GetFields once per category and re-run every assignability test three more times, for no gain in clarity or cost. Verified against a freshly built binary - the first attempt built against a DLL still locked by a stale testhost, so its green result was measuring the previous code. Transitive reset + DomainDecomposition + Chronos target-dependence: 49/49.
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CouldHoldmatches both optimizer and model types for declarations such asobject. The currentcontinueandelse ifstatements add these fields only to the optimizer plan. Nested models are then skipped, so their optimizer state remains stale. Use independent checks for both direct fields and sequence element types. No current repository model uses an ambiguous field, but custom model subclasses can trigger this path.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 11917-11933: Update EnumerateOwned to detect runtime generic
IEnumerable<KeyValuePair<TKey, TValue>> instances and enumerate their values
rather than boxed key-value pairs, while preserving the existing non-generic
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- Line 164: Update the SelectNodes XPath in the test-result parsing loop to
include terminal outcomes Failed, Error, Timeout, and Aborted when selecting
UnitTestResult elements. Add self-test fixtures covering each of the four
outcomes and verify they are included in failure reports and regression
comparisons.
In `@src/LossFunctions/CompositeLossWithLogits.cs`:
- Around line 30-33: Validate every term weight in the CompositeLossWithLogits
constructor before converting it with NumOps.FromDouble: reject NaN and positive
or negative infinity using double.IsFinite and throw an ArgumentException
identifying the term index and terms parameter. Keep the existing CompositeLoss
initialization and other validation behavior unchanged.
In `@src/NeuralNetworks/Layers/RBMLayer.cs`:
- Around line 743-750: Change
RBMLayer<T>.TrainWithContrastiveDivergence(Tensor<T>, T, int) from public to
internal so the training primitive is exposed only to internal callers such as
DeepBeliefNetwork<T>.PreTrain; add InternalsVisibleTo for the test assembly only
if tests require this member.
In `@src/Optimizers/MomentumOptimizer.cs`:
- Around line 414-419: Update MomentumOptimizer.Reset() to call
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cleared before the optimizer is reused. Add a regression test that resets the
same optimizer, reuses the parameter buffer, and verifies UpdateParametersGpu()
starts with fresh momentum state.
In `@tests/AiDotNet.Tests/ModelFamilyTests/Base/NERModelTestBase.cs`:
- Around line 18-26: Define a single private constant named FallbackLabelCount
with value 9 in NERModelTestBase, then replace the duplicated fallback literals
in ExternalCategoricalClassCount and CreateRandomTargetTensor with that constant
so both paths remain synchronized.
- Around line 85-90: Add descriptive failure messages to both assertions in the
contrast loop within NERModelTestBase, including the offending index, label
value, and numClasses where relevant, so target-encoding regressions identify
the exact token and compared values.
In `@tests/AiDotNet.Tests/ModelFamilyTests/Base/NeuralNetworkModelTestBase.cs`:
- Around line 5461-5530: Extract the shared categorical class-axis resolution
and non-class-axis odometer traversal from MakeTargetWellPosedForLoss and
CreateContrastTarget into private helpers such as ResolveCategoricalClassAxis
and ForEachCategoricalPosition. Update both methods to use these helpers,
preserving their existing class-axis selection, numClasses outputs, stride
handling, and active-class writes so both target-building paths remain
consistent.
- Around line 3410-3426: Extract a private RequireScalarFiniteLoss helper that
validates lossTensor has exactly one element and that its value is finite, then
returns the converted scalar. Replace the duplicated validation in the current
ComputeTapeLoss branch and the generic branch, and use the helper in the
CrossEntropyWithLogitsLoss and BinaryCrossEntropyWithLogitsLoss branches before
returning their loss values.
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- Around line 10-27: Add a unit test alongside
ExtremeLogits_ProduceFiniteNonNegativeLoss_InBothPublicPaths that uses moderate
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5052-5055: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winBlocking: the scalar mirror uses sigmoid for a softmax-fused objective.
LossComparesActivatedOutputreturnstruefor bothBinaryCrossEntropyWithLogitsLoss<T>andCrossEntropyWithLogitsLoss<T>(Line 6110). This branch then reflects the target aboutsigmoid(prediction)for both.For
CrossEntropyWithLogitsLoss<T>the fused activation is softmax, not sigmoid. This branch runs only when the output length is 1, and softmax over a single logit is exactly 1.0. The residual is therefore1 - t, and reflecting aboutsigmoid(z)does not negate it:residual_B = 1 - 2*sigmoid(z) + tA, which equals-(1 - tA)only whensigmoid(z) == 1.A correct backward then produces a non-anti-parallel update,
crossDeficitstays at zero, and Line 5426 asserts.GradientCorrectnessInvariantBlockingdefaults totrue, so this is a false hard failure, not a report.Report
SKIPPEDfor a single-output softmax-fused objective instead of mirroring it. The comment block at Lines 4986-5007 already states that a scalar-residual gradient is target-independent in direction, which is exactly this case.🐛 Proposed fix
+ // A single-output softmax objective normalizes to exactly 1.0, so its residual is + // 1 - t and no reflection of the target can negate it. Sigmoid is the wrong basis + // here and produces a false target-blindness finding. + if (network is AiDotNet.NeuralNetworks.NeuralNetworkBase<T> softmaxNet + && softmaxNet.DefaultLossFunction + is AiDotNet.LossFunctions.CrossEntropyWithLogitsLoss<T>) + { + ReportGradientFinding(GradientReportFile, model, + "SKIPPED: a single-output softmax cross-entropy normalizes to 1.0, so the " + + "residual is target-independent and cannot be mirrored."); + return; + } + double mirrorBasis = LossComparesActivatedOutput(network) ? 1.0 / (1.0 + Math.Exp(-prediction)) : prediction;As per path instructions:
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5303-5331: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winTwo new probe paths bypass the report-and-skip discipline of
TrainingStep_ShouldDependOnTheTarget. The comment at Lines 5173-5180 states that this reporting-first invariant must never hard-fail, and every earlier probe converts an exception into a reportedSKIPPEDresult. The escalation and contrast-replay paths added here do not, andMeasureLossnow throws instead of returningNaN.
tests/AiDotNet.Tests/ModelFamilyTests/Base/NeuralNetworkModelTestBase.cs#L5303-L5331: replace the rethrow in thecatchblock withReportGradientFinding(...)plusreturn, matching the earlier probe blocks.tests/AiDotNet.Tests/ModelFamilyTests/Base/NeuralNetworkModelTestBase.cs#L5361-L5364: wrap the twoMeasureLosscalls, and keep the priortargetLossSeparationvalue when the configured loss is non-finite, because that value is diagnostic text only.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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ConvertTo-MarkdownCellescapes only|, but callers place identities inside backtick code spans and place messages in Markdown prose. A backtick in a test name can break the code span. Markdown in a failure message can add links or formatting toci-test-analysis.mdandGITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY.Use separate escaping for table cells, code spans, and prose. Add coverage for backticks, brackets, and HTML characters in test names and failure messages.
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test-results-current-Unit_Examplebecomestest_results_current_unit_example, but the job key isunit_example. The analyzer therefore reportsmissingResultShards = 1andhasResults = falsefor an existing TRX file. Use the supportedtest-results-<hex-sha>-<slug>format and assert both values in.github/scripts/test-analyze-test-results.ps1.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 750: Update TrainWithContrastiveDivergence to validate kSteps before
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update the fixture to the supported test-results-<hex-sha>-<slug>
format and assert both missingResultShards = 0 and hasResults = true.
- Line 125: Update the TRX discovery in the $trxFiles assignment to avoid
silently discarding recursive Get-ChildItem errors: capture discovery failures
with -ErrorVariable and append them to diagnostics, or use -ErrorAction Stop to
abort analysis. Ensure incomplete discovery cannot produce unrecorded counts or
regression status.
In `@tests/AiDotNet.Tests/ModelFamilyTests/Base/NeuralNetworkModelTestBase.cs`:
- Around line 5052-5055: Update the scalar mirror logic in
NeuralNetworkModelTestBase to report SKIPPED for single-output
CrossEntropyWithLogitsLoss cases instead of applying the sigmoid-based
mirroredValue calculation. Reuse the existing skip/report mechanism and preserve
the current mirroring behavior for BinaryCrossEntropyWithLogitsLoss and other
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- Around line 5303-5331: In
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5303-5331, update the escalation catch in TrainingStep_ShouldDependOnTheTarget
to call ReportGradientFinding(...) and return instead of rethrowing. At lines
5361-5364, wrap both MeasureLoss calls so exceptions are reported and the test
skips, while retaining the previous targetLossSeparation value when the
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Preserve PR 2032's detached-max cross-entropy gradient and lockstep native package versions while adopting PR 2034's native tensor broadcast APIs and generator fixes.
Three conflicts, resolved so neither side loses work. Directory.Packages.props -- master had moved all four AiDotNet packages to 0.129.2 in lockstep while this branch still pinned 0.129.0 with an explanatory comment. Kept master's 0.129.2 (0.129.0 alone regressed training: Tensors #972 skips a fused optimizer step whose gradients are not finite, which surfaced as RecurrentGemma Training_ShouldChangeParameters "Parameters did not change after training"; 0.129.1 added the corrections that stop that) AND kept this branch's rationale comment, rewritten to describe 0.129.2 rather than deleting the documentation. NeuralNetworkModelTestBase.cs -- master's side was empty; this branch adds a comment documenting the MakeTargetWellPosedForLoss policy, and that call exists on both sides. Kept the documentation. DeepBeliefNetworkTests.cs -- the only real disagreement. Master (via #2026) refined the per-model CD-1 pre-training overrides; this branch DELETED all 209 lines of them because it fixed the product instead (RBMLayer batched pretraining no longer flattens the visible axis, Bernoulli visible data is normalized safely, contrastive divergence mutates the registered parameter tensors in place). Took the deletion: common logic belongs in the base classes and generators, not in per-model overrides that every new layer and model author then has to write. Confirmed as deliberate by the branch owner. Verified empirically rather than argued: DeepBeliefNetworkTests on the merged tree passes 29/29 with no overrides at all, so the product fix does carry the behaviour the overrides used to compensate for. Build: tests/AiDotNet.Tests succeeds on net10.0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| var zeroDecay = new Tensor<T>(new[] { _recurrenceDimension }); |
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Outcome
This PR now fixes the optimizer-reset defect and the training regressions exposed by its stronger invariant without disabling fused compiled training, weakening assertions, or special-casing failures out of the suite.
The last published CI analysis for the previous head (
b79cc2a) showed 14 new failing tests across 2 new red shards versus the latest merged-master baseline even though the raw failure total had fallen. Every one of those newly introduced failures is covered by the local regression set below and now passes. The new aggregate CI job will produce the authoritative whole-matrix comparison for this head.What new capabilities this adds
CompositeLossWithLogits<T>provides a stable binary-logits objective for composite probability losses, including an autodiff sigmoid path.Existing behavior fixed
Optimizer and compiled-training state
The original defect restored parameters but could retain the state that actually determined the next update. The reset now reaches compiled plans and transitively owned optimizers. Additional fixes in this revision include:
T?is not runtime nullable fordouble/float);MomentumOptimizer.Reset()restoring classical velocity and adaptive momentum while the shared base clears tape-side velocity.Target and objective parity
The first iteration assumed one generic target transformation could represent every model family. That broke parity across sparse classifiers, dense segmentation, binary-logits objectives, and models that preprocess or quantize supervision. The shared contract now preserves sparse indices, validates class ranges, produces an actual contrasting class, retains dense targets for segmentation/regression, and mirrors binary targets in probability space when the configured objective consumes logits.
Configured loss evaluation now uses the
ILossFunction<T>contract, requires a non-empty finite scalar, and falls back only for verified shape/domain incompatibilities. STFT and custom tape losses receive the same validation.Regressions found by the stronger checks
Fused-training and Tensors dependency
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SupportsFusedCompiledTraining = falseoverride or equivalent opt-out is added by this PR.AiDotNet is pinned to the latest published lockstep Tensors release, 0.129.0, which contains the merged #971/#972/#973 GPU autocast and fused-training work. DocOwl also exposed a remaining shared RoPE graph-recording defect. That root cause is fixed in AiDotNet.Tensors #975, not hidden in DocOwl. Local AiDotNet proof copied that exact built DLL into the test output; the published 0.129.0 package does not yet contain #975, so the next Tensors release must be consumed after #975 merges.
Tensors #975 evidence:
CI baseline and regression evidence
Checked-in merged-master seed (
052ff51f, PR #2028):Previous PR head (
b79cc2a) analysis:This is why raw totals alone are insufficient: the previous head resolved more failures than it introduced but still regressed 14 distinct tests. The aggregate analyzer compares identities and shards, so that can no longer be missed.
Local verification for this head
AiDotNet.csprojbuilds net10.0 and net471 with 0 errors.git diff --checkpasses.The net471 test project’s normal all-project build currently encounters an existing SQLitePCLRaw 2.1.12 packaging defect: its net461 target requests a
runtimes/win-armbinary absent from the package. The production project builds net471 normally; the focused test assembly was compiled/run while bypassing only that unused native-content copy. No repository source or test was changed to conceal it.Commits in this revision
b4295ccef— runtime and regression fixesa3d773fcf— aggregate CI regression analysis and merged-master baselineSummary by CodeRabbit
Review follow-up evidence (
96d512459)This follow-up closes the nine latest review findings at their shared sources:
MomentumOptimizer.Reset()now disposes device-resident velocity as well as vector/tape state. It does not disable fused compiled training or change any support capability.0.71), resets the parameter to1.0, then proves the first post-reset step is fresh (0.90, not leaked-momentum0.729). Hardware absence is an explicit skip; the local DirectGpu run executed as passed, not skipped.NaNskip a training assertion.Failed,Error,Timeout, andAborted, records the terminal outcome, and tests that every kind enters both failure reporting and baseline regression comparison.Local evidence:
net10.0test-project build: 0 errors; warning count remains the pre-existing 3,547.net471production build: 0 errors / 0 warnings; test-sourceCompiletarget: 0 errors.net471graph build advanced past compilation but the copy phase could not find the machine's cachedsqlitepclraw.lib.e_sqlite3/2.1.12/runtimes/win-arm/native/e_sqlite3.dll; this is a local NuGet-cache asset issue, not a source/compiler failure, and is reported rather than hidden.