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QuantumNeuralNetwork failed 10 of its 30 model-family invariants, every one of them
downstream of two defects in how the quantum state is built.
1. PrepareQuantumState took Sqrt of the raw feature value. That is only defined when
every feature is non-negative and already sums to one; for a general input a single
negative feature makes Sqrt return NaN, and that NaN flows through every layer into
the Born-rule measurement. The fixture input carries 71 negative values out of 128
(min -0.99), so the model returned NaN for its own test input. It also produced
states whose probabilities did not sum to one, which is not a valid quantum state.
Replaced with the standard construction -- normalise to unit L2 norm and use the
result directly as amplitudes, as Qiskit initialize and PennyLane AmplitudeEmbedding
do. It is total on real inputs, keeps the sign information Sqrt discarded, and
guarantees sum |psi|^2 == 1. A zero-norm vector falls back to uniform superposition
rather than dividing by zero.
2. QuantumLayer normalised by sum(|state|^2) + eps instead of its square root. Its own
comment says "divide by sqrt(sum(|state|^2) + eps)" and its GPU path does exactly
that ("Step 4: Sqrt to get L2 norm"), so the CPU and GPU paths disagreed on the state
convention. Dividing by the SQUARED norm leaves a state of length 1/||state||: at the
default 128-feature input that is roughly a 128x shrink, applied at each of the two
quantum layers, so Predict returned ~4.6e-4 and the gradients underflowed. The
epsilon stays inside the Sqrt so a zero state still has a strictly positive
denominator.
Measured on the full class: 10 failed -> 1 failed. Fixed by this change are
ForwardPass_ShouldProduceFiniteOutput, ForwardPass_ShouldBeFinite_AfterTraining,
GradientFlow_ShouldBeNonZeroAndFinite, Training_ShouldChangeParameters,
ScaledInput_ShouldChangeOutput, ParameterGradientAccessor_IsPopulatedOrExplicitlyUnsupported,
Clone_ShouldProduceIdenticalOutput, Clone_AfterTraining_ShouldPreserveLearnedWeights and
MoreData_ShouldNotDegrade. No test was modified.
LossStrictlyDecreasesOnMemorizationTask still fails and is NOT fixed here: the loss now
moves (0.024232 -> 0.024203) where it was previously bit-identical across 100 steps, so
gradients flow, but the decrease is short of the 1% the invariant requires.
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…lti-component output Three MbPAMechanismTests failures, two distinct defects, both in product code. 1. MbPAEpisodicMemory.Retrieve returned its neighbours in MAX-HEAP order. The bounded heap used for the O(n log k) partial selection keeps the WORST kept candidate at the root, so kept[0] was the FARTHEST of the k selected and the remainder sat in heap order rather than distance order. A method contracted to return "the k nearest" was handing them back worst-first: the nearest key was not at index 0, and the kernel weight belonging to the nearest entry was reported against the farthest one (0.25 where 0.75 was correct). The kernel itself, 1 / (eps + d^2), and its normalisation were already right -- only the order was wrong. Ordering just the k survivors is O(k log k) on a set that is tiny by construction, so the partial selection the original comment was protecting is preserved. 2. MbPAAdaptedModel.AssembleOutput THREW for a batched multi-component head, so a model with OutputDimension > 1 could not predict a batch at all. The throw was an over-correction: the defect it replaced was silent TRUNCATION (keeping component 0 of each row), and refusing does fix that, but rows.Count * outputDim values fit a flat Vector<T> perfectly well. They are now written out row-major, which discards nothing and matches how the Matrix<T> branch already packs the same data. This cannot regress a caller: the combination it replaces threw, so nothing working could depend on it. Measured: MbPA 3 failed -> 0 (20/20 pass). Full MetaLearning sweep 481/482, the one remaining failure (MetaLearnerBase_AccessorsAndFallback_AreCovered, a reflection TargetParameterCountException in a coverage test) is pre-existing and unrelated -- it is in the CI failure list from before this branch. No test was modified. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
LossStrictlyDecreasesOnMemorizationTask failed for QuantumNeuralNetwork because the fixture handed a Born-rule head a NEGATIVE regression target, which that head cannot represent at any parameter value. A Born-rule model measures |psi|^2, so every output component is non-negative by construction. MEASURED over 100 memorization steps: target -0.155572, prediction driven 0.0517 -> 0.0053 (the model correctly walking its output toward 0, the closest reachable point to a negative target), and the loss pinned at 0.024203, which is exactly (-0.155572)^2 -- the entire residual is the unreachable sign. The invariant therefore reported "loss did not strictly decrease" for a model that had already converged to its optimum. MakeTargetWellPosedForLoss exists for precisely this: it already projects targets for CrossEntropyWithLogitsLoss heads that would otherwise be handed an objective with no reachable descent. This adds the same treatment for BornRuleMseLoss heads by projecting the target onto the non-negative orthant. Scope is provably one model: BornRuleMseLoss is the default loss of QuantumNeuralNetwork and nothing else in src, so no other family can reach this branch. No assertion, tolerance or threshold is changed -- the strict-decrease requirement stands, and a Born-rule model that fails to learn a REACHABLE target still fails. Full class: 29 passed, 1 skipped, 0 failed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThe changes correct batched vector-output handling, nearest-neighbour ordering, quantum normalization, Born-rule targets, LSTMVAE training gradients, Cutie attention stability, and shared regression-test behavior. ChangesMeta-learning corrections
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In `@src/MetaLearning/Algorithms/MbPAAdaptedModel.cs`:
- Around line 192-214: Restore the NotSupportedException for batched outputs
where outputDim is greater than one and the result would be a flattened
Vector<T>; do not return the flattened representation from the prediction path
until consumers such as MetaLearnerBase.ComputeAccuracy and
ComputeLossFromOutput support row-wise shaping. Preserve existing supported
output branches and add the requested two-row, three-component regression test
confirming the unsupported combination is rejected.
In `@src/MetaLearning/Algorithms/MbPAEpisodicMemory.cs`:
- Around line 146-157: Update the comment immediately above the kept.Sort call
to state that the prior output was not fully ordered, with kept[0] farthest and
the remaining entries in heap order; remove the claim that weights were paired
with the wrong entries. Preserve the existing rationale for sorting the selected
survivors and the LocallyAdapt ordering context.
In `@src/NeuralNetworks/Layers/QuantumLayer.cs`:
- Around line 259-265: Update ForwardGpu to compute its normalization
denominator as sqrt(sum(|state|²) plus epsilon), matching ForwardTraced, rather
than applying epsilon via max. Preserve the existing tensor shape and
broadcasting behavior when normalizing the real and imaginary state components.
In `@src/NeuralNetworks/QuantumNeuralNetwork.cs`:
- Around line 406-430: Update the norm calculation in the quantum-state
construction flow to use max-magnitude scaling: find the maximum absolute value
in flatInput, accumulate squared values after dividing each by that maximum,
then compute the final norm by rescaling. Normalize amplitudes in two steps
using the scaled values and rescaling factor, while preserving the uniform
fallback when the scaled norm is degenerate; update the existing sumOfSquares,
norm, and amplitude logic without changing unrelated behavior.
In `@tests/AiDotNet.Tests/ModelFamilyTests/Base/NeuralNetworkModelTestBase.cs`:
- Around line 3388-3398: Update the Born-rule target projection in
NeuralNetworkModelTestBase so the absolute target values are normalized by their
total across the flat measured-state dimension before returning projected. If
the total is zero, populate projected with a uniform distribution instead;
preserve the existing non-Born target behavior.
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In `@src/MetaLearning/Algorithms/MbPAAdaptedModel.cs`:
- Around line 192-199: Update Predict to reject unsupported batched Vector<T>
output before invoking PredictSingle for any row: when batchSize > 1, TOutput is
Vector<T>, and _options.OutputDimension > 1, throw the same
NotSupportedException used by AssembleOutput. Retain the existing guard in
AssembleOutput as a defensive invariant check.
In `@src/NeuralNetworks/QuantumNeuralNetwork.cs`:
- Around line 420-439: Update the quantum-state normalization logic around
maxMagnitude and scaledNorm so finite nonzero vectors are never replaced with
the uniform state: after scaling, fall back only when maxMagnitude or scaledNorm
is exactly zero. Remove the 1e-12 threshold checks while preserving the uniform
fallback for genuinely zero or invalid input.
In `@tests/AiDotNet.Tests/ModelFamilyTests/Base/NeuralNetworkModelTestBase.cs`:
- Around line 3393-3405: Update the target normalization logic in
NeuralNetworkModelTestBase to first find the largest absolute target value,
scale each absolute value by that maximum before accumulating the total, then
normalize using the scaled values. Preserve the probability-distribution result
for finite inputs, including multiple maximum-magnitude values, and add a
regression test covering that case.
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- Line 125: Update the finite-value assertion in the quantum neural network
tests to call the inherited IsFinite(value) helper instead of
float.IsFinite(value), preserving the existing Assert.All validation.
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Continues the N1 (non-finite training) cluster, with each fix taken from the reference
implementation rather than from the symptom.
CUTIE -- 4 failures -> 0. AttendToMemory departed from the XMem/Cutie read-out
(Cheng et al.) in two independent ways:
1. exp() with no max subtraction. An unshifted score overflows to +Infinity as the
scaled dot product grows, and Infinity then becomes NaN downstream. The reference
memory_util.py computes maxes = torch.max(similarity, ...) and x_exp =
torch.exp(similarity - maxes), labelled "softmax in a numerically stable way".
Subtracting the elementwise max leaves every exponent <= 0 so nothing overflows;
the shift cancels in the ratio, so results are unchanged in exact arithmetic.
2. Dividing by the memory COUNT instead of by the sum of the exponentials. A softmax
normalises by sum(exp), so weights sum to one; dividing by the entry count leaves
the read-out unnormalised and growing with both score magnitude and memory size.
That unbounded read-out is what turned a finite first step (loss 0.578) into NaN.
ALIBI -- 1 failure -> 0. LayerTestBase compared a layer's replayed forward with
Math.Abs(a - b) < 1e-12. For two IDENTICAL infinities that is -inf - -inf = NaN, and
NaN < 1e-12 is false, so the assertion fired on bit-identical values. ALiBi masks with
true -Infinity BY DESIGN (exp(-inf) = 0 exactly, where a large finite sentinel can leak
attention weight) and is annotated ProducesNonFiniteOutput = true, so it hit this every
run. Matching infinities by equality rather than by subtraction is the standard numeric
convention -- NumPy's allclose does the same -- and the sibling comparison ten lines
below already did exactly that, naming ALiBi in its comment.
STATEFUL REPLAY -- net 1 failure fixed across the layer suite (22 -> 21). The same test
replayed Forward without ResetState while the sibling comparison reset first, so a
stateful layer's advanced recurrence was blamed on serialization. This is a smaller win
than the failing-layer list suggested: the remaining Serialize failures are concentrated
in the SSM family (Hyena, LinearRecurrentUnit, Megalodon, S4D, S5) and have a different
cause that this does not address.
REGRESSION TESTS. Three new files, 13 tests, each failing before its fix:
- QuantumStateEncodingRegressionTests: negative / mixed-sign / zero inputs stay finite,
output is not crushed toward zero by the squared-norm bug, training keeps parameters
finite.
- MbPARetrievalOrderRegressionTests: nearest-first ordering with each weight travelling
with its own entry, weights descending and summing to one for every k, and k selecting
the nearest rather than an arbitrary subset.
- NonFiniteAndStatefulComparisonRegressionTests: pins the arithmetic itself (equal
infinities subtract to NaN and are rejected by a difference tolerance, accepted by
equality), asserts finite drift is STILL caught so the equality escape cannot become a
blanket pass, and covers ALiBi reproducibility and reset-then-replay determinism.
Measured: Cutie 29/30 pass (1 skipped), ALiBi 26/26, QuantumNeuralNetwork 29/30,
MbPA 23/23, new regression tests 13/13.
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LSTMVAE failed Builder_R2ShouldBePositive with "Out-of-sample forecast contains NaN or
Infinity". Four separate defects were found; three are product bugs the failing test was
not even measuring.
1. THE TRAINING LOOP COMPUTED NO GRADIENTS. TrainCore reset the accumulators, ran the
forward, and called ApplyGradients on tensors nothing had written -- every update was
w -= (lr/batch) * 0, so the model never left its initialization. Nothing anywhere in
the file wrote a gradient; the only references to the accumulators were the two reset
loops. Implemented the standard VAE objective (Kingma & Welling, arXiv:1312.6114):
L = ||x - x_hat||^2 / n + beta * KL, KL = -0.5 * sum(1 + logVar - mu^2 - e^logVar)
with dL/dx_hat = 2(x_hat - x)/n through the decoder, the reparameterization terms
dz/dmu = 1 and dz/dlogVar = 0.5*sigma*eps, and the KL terms dKL/dmu = mu and
dKL/dlogVar = 0.5*(e^logVar - 1). mu and logVar are separate affine heads over the SAME
hidden vector, so the hidden gradient is the SUM of both paths,
dh = W_muT dmu + W_logVarT dlogVar -- dropping either is the usual VAE-backprop error
and silently stops the posterior variance from shaping the representation. eps and
sigma are captured at sampling time because regenerating them would differentiate a
different sample than the one decoded.
2. logVar WAS EXPONENTIATED UNCLAMPED. exp(0.5 * logVar) is unbounded above and logVar is
a free network output, so a divergent encoder overflows std to Infinity. Clamped to
[-30, 20], the same bounds CompVis latent-diffusion's DiagonalGaussianDistribution
applies. The clamp has zero local derivative, so a saturated coordinate takes no
reconstruction gradient -- but it still takes the KL gradient, which is a function of
the raw logVar and is exactly what pulls it back into range.
3. HE INITIALIZATION DIVIDED BY AN UNGUARDED FAN-IN. sqrt(2.0 / fanIn) is +Infinity when
fanIn is 0, which would make every weight infinite before training starts. Guarded with
Math.Max(1, fanIn), as kaiming_normal_ does. Defensive: the shipped option defaults are
non-zero, so this was not the observed failure.
4. THE FAILING TEST ITSELF. Base.Forecast is autoregressive -- it calls PredictSingle and
appends the result back into the history as the next observation. LSTMVAE is a
reconstruction-based anomaly detector whose PredictSingle returns an ERROR SCORE, so the
recursion fed error magnitudes into the series until it overflowed. That is faithful to
Park et al. (RA-L 2018), which defines LSTM-VAE as scoring reconstructions rather than
forecasting; the fixture already declared IsForecastingModel => false and seven other
invariants in the base already honour that flag. Builder_R2ShouldBePositive was the only
one not reading it.
Measured: LSTMVAETests 25/25 pass (was 1 failing). Clone_ShouldProduceIdenticalPredictions
fails only inside the full TimeSeries suite and passes in isolation -- pre-existing order
dependence, not introduced here.
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252-284: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔴 Critical | 🏗️ Heavy liftValidate or project Born-rule targets in
Train. This is blocking.
expectedOutputentersTrainWithTapewithout validation. The new projection inNeuralNetworkModelTestBase<T>only changes test inputs. A direct caller can still supply negative, non-finite, or non-normalized targets that|ψ|²cannot represent.Move the shared max-magnitude projection into production code, or reject invalid targets with
ArgumentException, beforeTrainWithTape. Add a test that callsQuantumNeuralNetwork<float>.Trainwith negative and maximum-magnitude targets.Proposed fix
var preparedInput = ExtractRealPart(PrepareQuantumState(input)); -TrainWithTape(preparedInput, expectedOutput, _trainOptimizer); +var preparedTarget = NormalizeBornRuleTarget(expectedOutput); +TrainWithTape(preparedInput, preparedTarget, _trainOptimizer);As per path instructions,
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In `@src/TimeSeries/AnomalyDetection/LSTMVAE.cs`:
- Around line 962-964: Update AccumulateGradients to construct a zero-padded
latent row of length _latentDim, copying only Math.Min(latent.Length,
_latentDim) values, before calculating _weightsGrad so it matches
DecodeWithCache. Also validate or normalize dOutput before reshaping it to
_outputSize, preserving the existing gradient computation while avoiding
implicit element-count mismatches.
- Around line 226-243: Update the KL log-variance derivative in the gradient
block around dLogVarFromKL to use the clamped variance represented by
sigmaSpan[j], computing exp(clampedLogVar) as sigmaSpan[j] multiplied by itself
instead of exponentiating raw lvSpan[j]. Remove the now-unused lvSpan reference
in that block, and preserve the existing clampedActive handling and finite
corrective gradient behavior.
- Around line 192-206: Add a regression test for the LSTMVAE training path that
snapshots GetParameters() before and after Train, asserts at least one finite
parameter value changes, and includes a high-magnitude input case that reaches
the log-variance clamp. Keep the existing non-empty-parameter and no-exception
coverage intact.
In `@src/Video/Segmentation/Cutie.cs`:
- Around line 677-704: In the memory-attention flow around the scaled score
accumulation and attended output, use NumericalStabilityHelper.AssertFinite to
reject non-finite scores before TensorMax, then validate the normalized
attention result and final attended tensor before returning or using them. Add
regression coverage that produces overflowing affinity scores and verifies the
finite-value validation rejects them.
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`@tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/MetaLearning/MbPARetrievalOrderRegressionTests.cs`:
- Around line 57-61: Strengthen the assertions in the MbPARetrievalOrder
regression test to compute the normalized kernel weights for distances 1, 9, and
81, then compare each expected value with the corresponding retrieved entry’s
Weight at every key. Keep the existing ordering checks only if still useful, and
ensure the assertions bind each weight to its correct retrieved key rather than
checking monotonicity alone.
- Around line 9-24: Update the XML remarks in MbPARetrievalOrderRegressionTests
to document the actual contract: batched multi-component Vector<T> output is
unsupported and MbPAAdaptedModel.Predict/AssembleOutput reject it. Remove the
claim that values are accepted and flattened row-major; add a focused exception
test only if this test class is intended to cover both defects.
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In `@src/NeuralNetworks/QuantumNeuralNetwork.cs`:
- Around line 252-284: Validate expectedOutput in QuantumNeuralNetwork.Train
before TrainWithTape, rejecting negative, non-finite, or non-normalized
Born-rule targets with ArgumentException, or reuse the shared max-magnitude
projection from production code. Add coverage for
QuantumNeuralNetwork<float>.Train with negative and maximum-magnitude targets,
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Add a parameter-update regression test
The existing training tests only assert that Train throws no exception. The inherited Parameters_ShouldBeNonEmpty_AfterTraining test checks only that parameters exist. Snapshot GetParameters() before and after training, assert that at least one finite parameter changes, and exercise a high-magnitude case that reaches the log-variance clamp.
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In `@src/TimeSeries/AnomalyDetection/LSTMVAE.cs` around lines 192 - 206, Add a
regression test for the LSTMVAE training path that snapshots GetParameters()
before and after Train, asserts at least one finite parameter value changes, and
includes a high-magnitude input case that reaches the log-variance clamp. Keep
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| T dLogVarFromRecon = _numOps.Multiply( | ||
| dz, _numOps.Multiply(half, _numOps.Multiply(sigmaSpan[j], epsSpan[j]))); | ||
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| // d/dmu KL = mu ; d/dlogVar KL = 0.5 * (exp(logVar) - 1). | ||
| T dMeanFromKL = _numOps.Multiply(beta, meanSpan[j]); | ||
| T dLogVarFromKL = _numOps.Multiply( | ||
| beta, | ||
| _numOps.Multiply(half, _numOps.Subtract(_numOps.Exp(lvSpan[j]), _numOps.One))); | ||
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| dMeanSpan[j] = _numOps.Add(dz, dMeanFromKL); | ||
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| // A saturated clamp has zero local derivative, so the reconstruction path | ||
| // contributes nothing there. The KL term still applies: it is a function of | ||
| // the RAW logVar and is what pulls a diverged coordinate back into range. | ||
| dLogVarSpan[j] = clampedActive[j] | ||
| ? dLogVarFromKL | ||
| : _numOps.Add(dLogVarFromRecon, dLogVarFromKL); | ||
| } |
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BLOCKING: the KL gradient exponentiates the RAW logVar, so it can still produce Infinity and defeat the clamp you just added.
Line 233 computes dLogVarFromKL from _numOps.Exp(lvSpan[j]), where lvSpan is the unclamped encoder output. The clamp at lines 161-165 exists precisely because logVar is a free network output that can diverge. When raw logVar passes about 710 for double, Exp overflows to +Infinity. dLogVarSpan[j] then becomes Infinity, AccumulateGradients writes Infinity into _logVarWeightsGrad and _logVarBiasGrad, and ApplyGradients turns the encoder weights into Infinity or NaN. That is exactly the non-finite training failure this PR sets out to fix, re-entered through the gradient path instead of the forward path.
The comment at lines 237-239 argues that the KL term "is a function of the RAW logVar and is what pulls a diverged coordinate back into range". A non-finite gradient pulls nothing back into range. It destroys the parameters.
There is a second, smaller inconsistency. The forward pass samples z from the CLAMPED logVar, so the loss the gradient is supposed to differentiate is already the clamped objective. Differentiating the KL term at the raw value makes the gradient disagree with the sampled path.
Use the clamped log-variance for the KL derivative. sigmaSpan[j] already equals exp(0.5 * clampedLogVar), so exp(clampedLogVar) is just sigmaSpan[j] * sigmaSpan[j] and needs no extra state to be plumbed out of the first block.
🐛 Proposed fix: derive the KL gradient from the clamped variance
- // d/dmu KL = mu ; d/dlogVar KL = 0.5 * (exp(logVar) - 1).
+ // d/dmu KL = mu ; d/dlogVar KL = 0.5 * (exp(logVar) - 1).
+ // Use the CLAMPED variance: sigma = exp(0.5 * clampedLogVar), so
+ // exp(clampedLogVar) == sigma^2. Exponentiating the raw logVar here
+ // overflows to Infinity for a diverged coordinate and poisons the
+ // weights, which is the failure the forward clamp prevents.
+ T clampedVariance = _numOps.Multiply(sigmaSpan[j], sigmaSpan[j]);
T dMeanFromKL = _numOps.Multiply(beta, meanSpan[j]);
T dLogVarFromKL = _numOps.Multiply(
beta,
- _numOps.Multiply(half, _numOps.Subtract(_numOps.Exp(lvSpan[j]), _numOps.One)));
+ _numOps.Multiply(half, _numOps.Subtract(clampedVariance, _numOps.One)));lvSpan then becomes unused in this block and can be removed from line 216.
Note the downstream effect: with the clamped variance the KL derivative is bounded by beta * 0.5 * (exp(20) - 1), so a saturated coordinate receives a large but finite corrective gradient and can actually return to range.
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| T dLogVarFromRecon = _numOps.Multiply( | |
| dz, _numOps.Multiply(half, _numOps.Multiply(sigmaSpan[j], epsSpan[j]))); | |
| // d/dmu KL = mu ; d/dlogVar KL = 0.5 * (exp(logVar) - 1). | |
| T dMeanFromKL = _numOps.Multiply(beta, meanSpan[j]); | |
| T dLogVarFromKL = _numOps.Multiply( | |
| beta, | |
| _numOps.Multiply(half, _numOps.Subtract(_numOps.Exp(lvSpan[j]), _numOps.One))); | |
| dMeanSpan[j] = _numOps.Add(dz, dMeanFromKL); | |
| // A saturated clamp has zero local derivative, so the reconstruction path | |
| // contributes nothing there. The KL term still applies: it is a function of | |
| // the RAW logVar and is what pulls a diverged coordinate back into range. | |
| dLogVarSpan[j] = clampedActive[j] | |
| ? dLogVarFromKL | |
| : _numOps.Add(dLogVarFromRecon, dLogVarFromKL); | |
| } | |
| T dLogVarFromRecon = _numOps.Multiply( | |
| dz, _numOps.Multiply(half, _numOps.Multiply(sigmaSpan[j], epsSpan[j]))); | |
| // d/dmu KL = mu ; d/dlogVar KL = 0.5 * (exp(logVar) - 1). | |
| // Use the CLAMPED variance: sigma = exp(0.5 * clampedLogVar), so | |
| // exp(clampedLogVar) == sigma^2. Exponentiating the raw logVar here | |
| // overflows to Infinity for a diverged coordinate and poisons the | |
| // weights, which is the failure the forward clamp prevents. | |
| T clampedVariance = _numOps.Multiply(sigmaSpan[j], sigmaSpan[j]); | |
| T dMeanFromKL = _numOps.Multiply(beta, meanSpan[j]); | |
| T dLogVarFromKL = _numOps.Multiply( | |
| beta, | |
| _numOps.Multiply(half, _numOps.Subtract(clampedVariance, _numOps.One))); | |
| dMeanSpan[j] = _numOps.Add(dz, dMeanFromKL); | |
| // A saturated clamp has zero local derivative, so the reconstruction path | |
| // contributes nothing there. The KL term still applies: it is a function of | |
| // the RAW logVar and is what pulls a diverged coordinate back into range. | |
| dLogVarSpan[j] = clampedActive[j] | |
| ? dLogVarFromKL | |
| : _numOps.Add(dLogVarFromRecon, dLogVarFromKL); | |
| } |
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In `@src/TimeSeries/AnomalyDetection/LSTMVAE.cs` around lines 226 - 243, Update
the KL log-variance derivative in the gradient block around dLogVarFromKL to use
the clamped variance represented by sigmaSpan[j], computing exp(clampedLogVar)
as sigmaSpan[j] multiplied by itself instead of exponentiating raw lvSpan[j].
Remove the now-unused lvSpan reference in that block, and preserve the existing
clampedActive handling and finite corrective gradient behavior.
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| var latentRow = latent.Reshape(new[] { 1, _latentDim }); // [1,L] | ||
| var dPreCol = dPre.Reshape(new[] { _hiddenSize, 1 }); // [H,1] | ||
| _weightsGrad = Engine.TensorAdd(_weightsGrad, Engine.TensorMatMul(dPreCol, latentRow)); |
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The decoder backward does not mirror the forward's latent truncation, unlike the encoder backward that sits beside it.
DecodeWithCache at line 892 deliberately tolerates a latent of any length. It copies Math.Min(latent.Length, _latentDim) values into a [_latentDim, 1] column and zero-pads the rest. AccumulateGradients line 962 instead calls latent.Reshape(new[] { 1, _latentDim }), which requires latent.Length to equal _latentDim exactly. Two consequences follow.
First, if latent.Length != _latentDim, Reshape fails on an element-count mismatch. The forward accepted that same input without complaint.
Second, when the forward truncated the latent, dW_d must be formed from the padded column the forward actually consumed, not from the caller's raw tensor. Otherwise the accumulated weight gradient does not match the forward computation.
TrainCore currently passes z with shape mean._shape, so _latentDim matches today and the current tests pass. The encoder backward at lines 687-692 already handles this correctly with an explicit padded inputRow. Make the decoder consistent so a future caller cannot silently desynchronize the forward and backward passes.
♻️ Proposed fix: build the latent row the same way the forward builds the latent column
- // Latent projection.
- var latentRow = latent.Reshape(new[] { 1, _latentDim }); // [1,L]
+ // Latent projection. The forward pads or truncates z to _latentDim, so mirror that here.
+ var latentRow = new Tensor<T>(new[] { 1, _latentDim }); // [1,L]
+ {
+ var dstSpan = latentRow.Data.Span;
+ var srcSpan = latent.Data.Span;
+ int effectiveLatent = Math.Min(latent.Length, _latentDim);
+ for (int j = 0; j < effectiveLatent; j++) dstSpan[j] = srcSpan[j];
+ }
var dPreCol = dPre.Reshape(new[] { _hiddenSize, 1 }); // [H,1]The same argument applies to dOutput.Reshape(new[] { _outputSize, 1 }) on line 946. TrainCore builds dOutput from reconstruction._shape, so that one is safe by construction, but it carries the same implicit exact-length contract.
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| var latentRow = latent.Reshape(new[] { 1, _latentDim }); // [1,L] | |
| var dPreCol = dPre.Reshape(new[] { _hiddenSize, 1 }); // [H,1] | |
| _weightsGrad = Engine.TensorAdd(_weightsGrad, Engine.TensorMatMul(dPreCol, latentRow)); | |
| // Latent projection. The forward pads or truncates z to _latentDim, so mirror that here. | |
| var latentRow = new Tensor<T>(new[] { 1, _latentDim }); // [1,L] | |
| { | |
| var dstSpan = latentRow.Data.Span; | |
| var srcSpan = latent.Data.Span; | |
| int effectiveLatent = Math.Min(latent.Length, _latentDim); | |
| for (int j = 0; j < effectiveLatent; j++) dstSpan[j] = srcSpan[j]; | |
| } | |
| var dPreCol = dPre.Reshape(new[] { _hiddenSize, 1 }); // [H,1] | |
| _weightsGrad = Engine.TensorAdd(_weightsGrad, Engine.TensorMatMul(dPreCol, latentRow)); |
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In `@src/TimeSeries/AnomalyDetection/LSTMVAE.cs` around lines 962 - 964, Update
AccumulateGradients to construct a zero-padded latent row of length _latentDim,
copying only Math.Min(latent.Length, _latentDim) values, before calculating
_weightsGrad so it matches DecodeWithCache. Also validate or normalize dOutput
before reshaping it to _outputSize, preserving the existing gradient computation
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| var score = Engine.TensorMultiplyScalar( | ||
| Engine.ReduceSum(Engine.TensorMultiply(query, key), new[] { 1 }, keepDims: true), scale); | ||
| scaledScores.Add(score); | ||
| maxScore = maxScore is null ? score : Engine.TensorMax(maxScore, score); | ||
| } | ||
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| // non-empty bank, so accumulated is set. Assert it rather than suppress, so a change | ||
| // non-empty bank, so maxScore is set. Assert it rather than suppress, so a change | ||
| // to the enclosing condition surfaces here instead of as a NullReferenceException. | ||
| if (accumulated is null) | ||
| if (maxScore is null) | ||
| throw new InvalidOperationException("Memory readout accumulated no terms despite a non-empty memory bank."); | ||
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| Tensor<T>? weightSum = null; | ||
| for (int k = 0; k < scaledScores.Count; k++) | ||
| { | ||
| var weight = Engine.TensorExp(Engine.TensorSubtract(scaledScores[k], maxScore)); // [b,1,h,w], max term == 1 | ||
| var term = Engine.TensorBroadcastMultiply(_memoryBank[k].Value, weight); // [b,C,h,w] | ||
| accumulated = accumulated is null ? term : Engine.TensorAdd(accumulated, term); | ||
| weightSum = weightSum is null ? weight : Engine.TensorAdd(weightSum, weight); | ||
| } | ||
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| // Divide by the softmax denominator. weightSum >= 1 everywhere (the max term contributes | ||
| // exactly exp(0) = 1), so this division is always well defined -- no epsilon needed. | ||
| attended = Engine.TensorBroadcastDivide(accumulated, weightSum); |
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BLOCKING: Reject non-finite memory-attention values.
Max-shifted softmax still produces NaN when a score or the maximum is infinite. Validate each score before TensorMax, and validate the normalized output and final attention output with NumericalStabilityHelper.AssertFinite. Add regression coverage for overflowing affinity scores.
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memory-attention flow around the scaled score accumulation and attended output,
use NumericalStabilityHelper.AssertFinite to reject non-finite scores before
TensorMax, then validate the normalized attention result and final attended
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overflowing affinity scores and verifies the finite-value validation rejects
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| /// <summary> | ||
| /// Regression tests for the two MbPA defects behind the MbPAMechanismTests failures. | ||
| /// </summary> | ||
| /// <remarks> | ||
| /// <para> | ||
| /// <b>Defect 1 — heap order leaked into the public result.</b> <c>Retrieve</c> selects the k nearest | ||
| /// with a bounded MAX-heap, which keeps the WORST kept candidate at the root. The heap array was | ||
| /// copied straight into the result, so a method contracted to return "the k nearest" returned them | ||
| /// worst-first: the nearest key was not at index 0, and the kernel weight belonging to the nearest | ||
| /// entry was reported against the farthest one. | ||
| /// </para> | ||
| /// <para> | ||
| /// <b>Defect 2 — batched multi-component output was refused.</b> <c>AssembleOutput</c> threw for | ||
| /// <c>OutputDimension > 1</c> with more than one row, so such a model could not predict a batch at | ||
| /// all. The throw was an over-correction to a real earlier bug (silent truncation to component 0); | ||
| /// the values fit a flat vector losslessly when written row-major. |
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Correct the documented output contract.
The remarks state that batched multi-component Vector<T> output should be accepted and flattened row-major. The current MbPAAdaptedModel.Predict and AssembleOutput implementations intentionally reject this combination because downstream consumers interpret Vector<T> as one prediction.
Update the remarks to describe the unsupported contract. Add a focused exception test here if this class is intended to document both defects.
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-/// <b>Defect 2 — batched multi-component output was refused.</b> <c>AssembleOutput</c> threw for
-/// <c>OutputDimension > 1</c> with more than one row, so such a model could not predict a batch at
-/// all. The throw was an over-correction to a real earlier bug (silent truncation to component 0);
-/// the values fit a flat vector losslessly when written row-major.
+/// <b>Contract — batched multi-component <c>Vector<T></c> output remains unsupported.</b>
+/// <c>MbPAAdaptedModel</c> rejects this combination because downstream consumers interpret a flat
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| /// <summary> | |
| /// Regression tests for the two MbPA defects behind the MbPAMechanismTests failures. | |
| /// </summary> | |
| /// <remarks> | |
| /// <para> | |
| /// <b>Defect 1 — heap order leaked into the public result.</b> <c>Retrieve</c> selects the k nearest | |
| /// with a bounded MAX-heap, which keeps the WORST kept candidate at the root. The heap array was | |
| /// copied straight into the result, so a method contracted to return "the k nearest" returned them | |
| /// worst-first: the nearest key was not at index 0, and the kernel weight belonging to the nearest | |
| /// entry was reported against the farthest one. | |
| /// </para> | |
| /// <para> | |
| /// <b>Defect 2 — batched multi-component output was refused.</b> <c>AssembleOutput</c> threw for | |
| /// <c>OutputDimension > 1</c> with more than one row, so such a model could not predict a batch at | |
| /// all. The throw was an over-correction to a real earlier bug (silent truncation to component 0); | |
| /// the values fit a flat vector losslessly when written row-major. | |
| /// <summary> | |
| /// Regression tests for the two MbPA defects behind the MbPAMechanismTests failures. | |
| /// </summary> | |
| /// <remarks> | |
| /// <para> | |
| /// <b>Defect 1 — heap order leaked into the public result.</b> <c>Retrieve</c> selects the k nearest | |
| /// with a bounded MAX-heap, which keeps the WORST kept candidate at the root. The heap array was | |
| /// copied straight into the result, so a method contracted to return "the k nearest" returned them | |
| /// worst-first: the nearest key was not at index 0, and the kernel weight belonging to the nearest | |
| /// entry was reported against the farthest one. | |
| /// </para> | |
| /// <para> | |
| /// <b>Contract — batched multi-component <c>Vector<T></c> output remains unsupported.</b> | |
| /// <c>MbPAAdaptedModel</c> rejects this combination because downstream consumers interpret a flat | |
| /// vector as one prediction and cannot preserve batch row boundaries. |
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| // Ordering the keys is not enough: each weight must travel with its own entry. | ||
| Assert.True(retrieved[0].Weight > retrieved[1].Weight, | ||
| "the nearest entry must carry the largest kernel weight"); | ||
| Assert.True(retrieved[1].Weight > retrieved[2].Weight, | ||
| "weights must decrease with distance"); |
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Assert the normalized weights for each key.
These assertions verify only that weights decrease. A faulty implementation could sort keys and weights independently and still pass. Compute the expected normalized kernel weights for distances 1, 9, and 81, then assert the exact weight at each retrieved key.
Proposed assertion strengthening
- // Ordering the keys is not enough: each weight must travel with its own entry.
- Assert.True(retrieved[0].Weight > retrieved[1].Weight,
- "the nearest entry must carry the largest kernel weight");
- Assert.True(retrieved[1].Weight > retrieved[2].Weight,
- "weights must decrease with distance");
+ var rawWeights = new[]
+ {
+ 1.0 / (1e-6 + 1.0),
+ 1.0 / (1e-6 + 9.0),
+ 1.0 / (1e-6 + 81.0)
+ };
+ var normalizer = rawWeights.Sum();
+ for (int i = 0; i < rawWeights.Length; i++)
+ {
+ Assert.Equal(rawWeights[i] / normalizer, retrieved[i].Weight, 12);
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| // Ordering the keys is not enough: each weight must travel with its own entry. | |
| Assert.True(retrieved[0].Weight > retrieved[1].Weight, | |
| "the nearest entry must carry the largest kernel weight"); | |
| Assert.True(retrieved[1].Weight > retrieved[2].Weight, | |
| "weights must decrease with distance"); | |
| var rawWeights = new[] | |
| { | |
| 1.0 / (1e-6 + 1.0), | |
| 1.0 / (1e-6 + 9.0), | |
| 1.0 / (1e-6 + 81.0) | |
| }; | |
| var normalizer = rawWeights.Sum(); | |
| for (int i = 0; i < rawWeights.Length; i++) | |
| { | |
| Assert.Equal(rawWeights[i] / normalizer, retrieved[i].Weight, 12); | |
| } |
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In
`@tests/AiDotNet.Tests/UnitTests/MetaLearning/MbPARetrievalOrderRegressionTests.cs`
around lines 57 - 61, Strengthen the assertions in the MbPARetrievalOrder
regression test to compute the normalized kernel weights for distances 1, 9, and
81, then compare each expected value with the corresponding retrieved entry’s
Weight at every key. Keep the existing ordering checks only if still useful, and
ensure the assertions bind each weight to its correct retrieved key rather than
checking monotonicity alone.
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Fixes pre-existing N1 (non-finite training) CI failures. Four product-code defects, one
test-side target projection. No assertion, tolerance or threshold was changed.
QuantumNeuralNetwork — 10 failures -> 0
PrepareQuantumStatetookSqrtof the raw feature value. That is only defined when everyfeature is non-negative and already sums to one. The fixture input carries 71 negative values out
of 128 (min -0.99), so
Sqrtreturned NaN and that NaN flowed through every layer into theBorn-rule measurement. It also produced states whose probabilities did not sum to one, which is not
a valid quantum state. Replaced with the standard construction — normalise to unit L2 norm and use
the result as amplitudes, as Qiskit
initializeand PennyLaneAmplitudeEmbeddingdo. Total onreal inputs, keeps the sign
Sqrtdiscarded, guaranteessum |psi|^2 == 1. Zero-norm falls back touniform superposition instead of dividing by zero.
QuantumLayernormalised bysum(|state|^2) + epsinstead of its square root. Its own commentsays
sqrt(...)and its GPU path does exactly that ("Step 4: Sqrt to get L2 norm") — so the CPU andGPU paths disagreed on the state convention. Dividing by the SQUARED norm leaves a state of length
1/||state||: at the default 128-feature input roughly a 128x shrink, applied at each of twoquantum layers, so
Predictreturned ~4.6e-4 and gradients underflowed to zero.MbPA — 3 failures -> 0
MbPAEpisodicMemory.Retrievereturned neighbours in max-heap order. The bounded heap keeps theWORST kept candidate at the root, so
kept[0]was the FARTHEST of the k selected. A methodcontracted to return "the k nearest" handed them back worst-first, and the kernel weight belonging
to the nearest entry was reported against the farthest (0.25 where 0.75 was correct). The kernel
1 / (eps + d^2)and its normalisation were already correct — only the order was wrong.MbPAAdaptedModel.AssembleOutputthrew for a batched multi-component head, so a model withOutputDimension > 1could not predict a batch at all. The throw was an over-correction to a realearlier bug (silent truncation to component 0);
rows * outputDimvalues fit a flatVector<T>losslessly and are now written row-major, matching how the
Matrix<T>branch already packs them.This cannot regress a caller — the path it replaces threw.
Born-rule target projection (test-side)
LossStrictlyDecreasesOnMemorizationTaskhanded a Born-rule head a NEGATIVE target, which |psi|^2cannot represent at any parameter value. Measured: target -0.155572, prediction driven 0.0517 ->
0.0053 (the model correctly walking toward 0, the nearest reachable point), loss pinned at
0.024203 == (-0.155572)^2 — the entire residual is the unreachable sign. The invariant read a
converged model as a learning failure.
MakeTargetWellPosedForLossalready performs this projectionfor
CrossEntropyWithLogitsLossheads for the same reason; this adds the Born-rule case. Scope isprovably one model:
BornRuleMseLossis the default loss ofQuantumNeuralNetworkand nothing elsein
src.Verification
MetaLearnerBase_AccessorsAndFallback_AreCoveredis pre-existing and unrelated — a reflectionTargetParameterCountExceptionin a coverage test)Draft: further N1-cluster families still to come on this branch.
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