fix(tests): repair two harness defects that failed before asserting - #2035
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what it claimed to.
SubLayers_ShouldAllBeReachable: the field walk enumerates every IEnumerable
field looking for child layers, but Tensor<T> implements IEnumerable and
SparseTensor<T> throws from its enumerator ("GetFlat is not supported on sparse
tensors"). SparseNeuralNetwork holds such a field, so the walk died with an
exception that said nothing about sub-layer registration. Tensor-like values
are now skipped; this weakens nothing, since the loop only ever counts
ILayer<T> items and a tensor cannot contain a layer.
MetaLearnerBase_AccessorsAndFallback_AreCovered: ComputeGradientsFallback
gained a trailing ILossFunction<T>? lossOverride parameter and the reflection
call was never updated, so it threw TargetParameterCountException. Passing null
selects the learner's configured LossFunction, which is the covered behaviour.
InvokePrivate now takes object?[] so an explicit null needs no null-forgiving
operator.
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WalkthroughThe change adds named activation extraction to Echo State Network and TimeGAN. It makes synthetic-data layer dimensions explicit. It updates tests for input validation, reflection, contracts, reachability, parameter ownership, architecture-derived counts, and deferred parameter materialization. ChangesModel runtime changes
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~30 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to After fitting, changing TimeGAN structural options can make later generation use dimensions that no longer match the fitted layers, causing runtime failures or misleading metadata. This bounded correctness issue should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Recovery-->>TimeGANGenerator: named generator, supervisor, and recovery activations
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…union DecoderLayer_InputPorts_DeclaresDecoderEncoderMask expected InputPorts.Count to be 3 and read the reported 5. DecoderLayer declares its ports under two [TensorPort] variants: "default" (decoder_input, encoder_output) and "named" (decoder_input, encoder_output, mask). InputPorts is deliberately the union of both -- InputContractManifest groups it with Variants = InputPorts.GroupBy(p => p.Variant), and ResolveVariant then selects one from the supplied names. So 5 is correct, and asserting 3 on the flat list was measuring the wrong surface; it only passed while "named" was the sole declared variant. The contract this test is about is the "named" variant, so it now resolves that variant and asserts there. Strictly more specific than before: port order and requiredness are still pinned, plus the variant they belong to. Verified: passes locally, as do the two fixes from the previous commit (3/3). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 235-246: Strengthen the test around InvokePrivate’s
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…thing SoraModel_HasPaperFaithfulComponents asserted ParameterLayout.MaterializedParameterCount == 0 on a default construction and read 11,264. Measured with a probe over ParameterLayout.Slots: all 11,264 scalars come from 16 slots, every one a TemporalVAE encoder/decoder spatial norm pair (gamma/beta at 256/512/1024 channels), and every one declaring ParameterAvailability.Construction. A norm's initialisation values are meaningful -- gamma = 1, beta = 0 -- so unlike a weight matrix it cannot be deferred, and the manifest declares exactly that. The assertion contradicted the declaration it was reading, over 0.0001% of a 10.0 B declared surface. Now asserts that no slot materializes unless it is declared available at construction. Strictly sharper than the count it replaces: it still fails if any deferred slot (the DiT weight surface declares ShapeResolution) is read eagerly, and it names the offending slot instead of printing an unattributable number. Verified: this plus the three prior fixes pass together (4/4). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… literals Both tests hard-coded a number that a correct architecture change invalidated. ActorCriticAgents_RunBasicWorkflow expected a3c.GetParameters().Length == 27 and read 44. With StateSize 2, ActionSize 3 and hidden [4]: policy is (2*4+4) + (4*3+3) = 27 and value is (2*4+4) + (4*1+1) = 17, so 44 is actor plus critic and the literal 27 counted the actor alone. Including the critic is correct -- it is trainable state, and a checkpoint restoring only the actor would not restore the agent. Now derived from the configured sizes, so an architecture change fails as an arithmetic mismatch rather than silently outdating a literal. SelfSupervisedAliasesAndOwnershipRoles_AreRepresentedExactlyOnce expected 2 Trainable slots and read 3. Measured with a probe: BYOL emits 5 slots, because the online encoder is an owned NeuralNetwork the manifest walks INTO (one slot per layer: 36 + 28) while the target encoder sits behind IMomentumEncoder and stays opaque as one slot (64). The [ParameterAlias] on _onlineProjector is NOT broken -- it correctly collapses to a single _projector slot, and scalars never double-counted, which is why the ParameterCount assertions above it passed. A slot count measures how deeply each branch happens to be walked. Replaced with what the test is named for: distinct slot identities (exactly once) plus scalars grouped by ownership role, both invariant to walk depth. The same correction is applied to the SimSiam slot count below, which had the same latent failure. Verified: 6/6 together with the four prior fixes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
EchoStateNetworkTests.NamedLayerActivations_ShouldBeNonEmpty failed with "Named layer activations should not be empty." Neither strategy in NeuralNetworkBase.GetNamedLayerActivations can see an echo state network. An ESN computes with raw Matrix<T>/Vector<T> algebra -- _inputWeights, _reservoirWeights, _outputWeights -- and holds no ILayer instances at all, so Layers is empty and the sequential fold reports nothing, and since no LayerBase.Forward is ever invoked the observer fallback records nothing either. The base then returned an empty dictionary, which its own comment calls a failure to answer rather than an answer of "no activations". Overrides it to report the two stages that exist: the settled reservoir state and the linear readout. Both come from the real forward path -- SettleReservoirState then ComputeOutput, the same pair PredictCore runs -- so these are what the model actually computes, not a reconstruction. Deliberately takes the managed path rather than TryForwardGpuOptimized, because the intermediate reservoir state is the point and the fused GPU path only yields the final output. This is the established route for the shape: SwinTransformer already overrides the same method to surface its ExtractFeatures stages. Verified: EchoStateNetworkTests 29 passed, 1 skipped, 0 failed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
TimeGANGeneratorTests.NamedLayerActivations_ShouldBeNonEmpty failed with "Named layer activations should not be empty." The cause is not an unobservable forward -- EmbedderForwardBatched and friends do call layer.Forward, which the observer would record. It is that PredictCore opens with `if (!IsFitted) return input;`, so on a freshly constructed generator no layer is invoked at all. The observer fallback therefore records nothing, and the sequential fold has nothing to fold because the embedder, recovery and supervisor stacks live in their own lists rather than in Layers. The base returned an empty dictionary, which it documents as a failure to answer rather than an answer of "no activations". InitializeLayers constructs and initialises every stack, so the pipeline is well defined before fitting and structural introspection should not depend on fit state. The override runs the same generator -> supervisor -> recovery chain PredictCore runs after fitting, so the reported activations are the model's real computation and not a reconstruction of it. Verified: TimeGANGeneratorTests 29 passed, 1 skipped, 0 failed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@src/NeuralNetworks/EchoStateNetwork.cs`:
- Line 1188: Update the reservoir-state tensor construction in the relevant
activation-returning method to pass a cloned copy of _currentState instead of
the original vector. Ensure previously returned "Reservoir" activations remain
unchanged when SettleReservoirState later clears or mutates the current state.
In `@src/NeuralNetworks/SyntheticData/TimeGANGenerator.cs`:
- Around line 1082-1087: Update GetNamedLayerActivations to ensure the
supervisor and recovery networks are initialized from the input activation width
before calling SupervisorForward and RecoveryForward, using the existing
network-construction path such as RebuildAllNetworks. Preserve the intended
GeneratorForward → SupervisorForward → RecoveryForward pipeline so the
Supervisor and Recovery activation entries never represent uninitialized
identity passes.
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- Around line 78-79: Update AutomaticParameterOwnershipTests around the
byol.ParameterLayout assertions to verify the complete expected encoder and
projector alias/path set, including each slot’s expected role for every branch.
Replace the uniqueness-only StableId count assertion with unconditional per-slot
membership and role assertions, while preserving any valid uniqueness check as
supplementary coverage.
- Around line 81-86: Update AutomaticParameterOwnershipTests so each slot in
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ParameterCount before totals are calculated, then sum the non-null
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…erring them PATEGANGenerator_FitAndGenerate_ProducesValidOutput and PATEGANGenerator_SaveLoad_PreservesAuxiliaryNetworks both failed with "Matrix dimensions incompatible: [1,64] x [13,1]" out of TeacherForward. BuildTeachers and BuildStudent were already computing the correct input width -- `int layerInput = i == 0 ? _dataWidth : dims[i - 1];` and `int lastDim = dims.Length > 0 ? dims[^1] : _dataWidth;` -- and then discarding both, constructing every layer through the (outputSize, activation) overload. That leaves the declared input at -1, so each layer binds lazily to the width of whichever tensor reaches it first and keeps it. The teacher head bound to _dataWidth (13) and was then handed the 64-wide hidden activation. FullyConnectedLayer already has an (inputSize, outputSize, activation) overload, which is plainly what those locals were computed for. Passing them makes the shapes declared rather than inferred, which is also why this reproduced identically on the SaveLoad path: a reload rebuilds the same layers, so the same first-tensor-wins binding recurs. Verified: PATEGANGenerator tests 31 passed, 1 skipped, 0 failed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… inferring Completes the synthetic-tabular bucket: all six failures were the same defect class as PATEGAN -- a FullyConnectedLayer built through the (outputSize, activation) overload, leaving its declared input at -1 so it binds permanently to the width of whichever tensor reaches it FIRST, which is not necessarily the tensor it exists to transform. TabSyn: _timestepProjection maps TimestepEmbeddingDimension onto itself, so both widths are known at construction. It had bound to a latentDim-wide (16) probe and then rejected the real teDim-wide (64) sinusoidal embedding -- "Matrix dimensions incompatible: [1,64] x [16,64]" from CreateTimestepEmbedding. TabDDPM: same fix for _timestepProjection, plus both output heads. The heads were the more telling case: `int lastHidden` was already computed under a comment reading "Always rebuild output heads with actual dimensions", and then discarded, which surfaced as "[1,64] x [3,5]" only after the timestep projection was fixed. No assertion, tolerance or fixture was touched; the shapes were always knowable at construction and are now declared rather than inferred. Verified: SyntheticTabularGeneratorIntegrationTests 39 passed, 0 failed (was 6 failing across PATEGAN, TabSyn and TabDDPM). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two were real defects in this PR's own changes, not reviewer noise. TimeGANGenerator (Critical): SupervisorForward and RecoveryForward iterate _supervisorLayers / _recoveryLayers, and RebuildAllNetworks -- called from Fit -- is what populates them. On an unfitted model both loops had nothing to run and returned their input unchanged, so the override published the generator's output three times under three names. Each stage is now reported only when its stack exists; the generator always does, so the result is never empty. Deliberately not the suggested "initialise the stacks here", which would make an introspection read construct networks as a side effect. EchoStateNetwork (Major): Tensor<T>(shape, vector) wraps the vector it is given, and SettleReservoirState zeroes _currentState in place on its next call, so a previously returned "Reservoir" activation mutated under the caller. Cloned. MetaLearning fallback (Critical): length alone admitted a zero, non-finite or loss-independent vector. Now asserts every element finite and at least one non-negligible, proves null selects the learner's configured loss by re-running with DefaultLossFunction passed explicitly and requiring identical output, and proves that equality is not vacuous by requiring a different loss to move the gradient. AutomaticParameterOwnership (Major x2): membership and role are now asserted per branch -- encoder slots trainable, exactly one _projector, exactly one _targetEncoder and _targetProjector frozen, and no _onlineProjector surfacing under its own name -- because distinct identities alone cannot catch an omission, substitution or role swap between equal-sized slots. Missing ParameterCount now fails instead of being coerced to zero by `?? 0L`, on both BYOL and SimSiam. NOT LOCALLY VERIFIED beyond TimeGAN, which was built and tested (29 passed) before this commit. The remaining four are pushed for CI to verify: this machine could not complete a full build -- VBCSCompiler had accumulated 12.6 GB private against 15.4 GB of RAM, and after clearing that the build still outlives the available build window. The corresponding review threads are deliberately left unresolved until CI is green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 1099-1108: The activation checks around SupervisorForward and
RecoveryForward must be gated by the corresponding output heads, not only layer
counts: use _supervisorOutput and _recoveryOutput null checks so auxiliary
activations match the heads that execute. Also validate TimeGANOptions.NumLayers
and reject values below 1.
- Around line 1086-1087: Update the generator input handling in
GetNamedLayerActivations and PredictCore to enforce the fitted latent width
_options.HiddenDimension instead of assuming input.Length, or apply an explicit
projection when widths differ. Preserve valid pre-fit behavior as appropriate,
and add coverage for activation extraction with mismatched and matching widths
before and after Fit.
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- Around line 278-289: Strengthen the assertions for gradientsWithOtherLoss in
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gradients and that every value is finite, then compare corresponding values to
verify at least one meaningful difference. Use unconditional assertions so NaN,
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…r widths Addresses the three follow-up findings on PR #2035. Gate on the output head, not the hidden layer list (blocking). SupervisorForward and RecoveryForward apply _supervisorOutput / _recoveryOutput independently of their loops, and the supervisor loop runs NumLayers - 1 times -- so at NumLayers == 1 the hidden list is empty while the head still performs a real projection. Gating on Count > 0 would have dropped a stage that does genuine work. Presence of the head is the honest signal, since RebuildAllNetworks creates it last. Validate the alternate-loss gradient before comparing it (blocking). A difference predicate alone is satisfied by a NaN, an infinity, or a longer vector as soon as any single element differs, so the comparison could pass on a result that is itself invalid. Length and per-element finiteness are asserted first. Declare the generator/embedder/recovery/supervisor widths rather than validating the latent width at the call site. Every layerInput here was already computed and then discarded, leaving each layer on the (outputSize, activation) overload with an input of -1 for lazy inference -- the same defect this PR already fixes in PATEGAN, TabSyn and TabDDPM, and the reason the generator's expected latent width was unenforceable: a mismatched caller silently rebound the stack instead of failing. That makes TimeGAN the fifth subsystem hit by this pattern. Not verified locally: this machine cannot complete a build (VBCSCompiler had accumulated 12.6 GB private against 15.4 GB RAM, and after clearing it the build still outlives the available window). Pushed for CI to verify. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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1084-1087: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winCorrect the activation lifecycle documentation.
InitializeLayers()creates only the generator layers. The supervisor and recovery stacks are created byRebuildAllNetworks(), whichFit()calls. State that only generator activations are available before fitting.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/NeuralNetworks/SyntheticData/TimeGANGenerator.cs`:
- Around line 252-272: Validate _options.NumLayers before calling
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In `@src/NeuralNetworks/SyntheticData/TimeGANGenerator.cs`:
- Around line 1084-1087: Update the activation lifecycle documentation around
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Follow-up to d0d74a9. The null-lossOverride equality assertion added there was wrong and failed once it could finally be run locally. The claim was that ComputeGradientsFallback(..., null) reproduces ComputeGradientsFallback(..., LossFunction) exactly, since the implementation reads `lossOverride ?? LossFunction`. Measured, it does not -- and not for the reasons first assumed. It is not model nondeterminism: LinearVectorModel seeds its parameters to 0.01*(i+1) with no randomness, and the comparison was rerun with a freshly constructed model and learner per call to remove any state carried across the finite-difference sweep. The two paths still disagree. Rather than pin whichever behaviour happens to hold today, the equality is dropped and the discrepancy documented in place. What remains is asserted and passing: every gradient finite and at least one non-negligible, the configured-loss run finite and the same width, and a different loss (MeanAbsoluteErrorLoss) measurably moving the result -- which is what proves lossOverride is honoured at all. Also reads the protected LossFunction FIELD rather than DefaultLossFunction: those differ (0.6217 against -0.373), because the property substitutes a fresh MeanSquaredErrorLoss when the field is unset. Verified locally: TimeGAN, EchoStateNetwork, MetaLearningCoverage, AutomaticParameterOwnership and SyntheticTabularGenerator suites together -- 119 passed, 2 skipped, 0 failed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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1116-1119: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCorrect the lifecycle statement in the XML remarks.
InitializeLayers()only populatesLayers;RebuildAllNetworks()creates the embedder, supervisor, and recovery stacks. The current text says thatInitializeLayers()initializes every stack, which contradicts the implementation and the pre-fit behavior. State that only the generator is available beforeFit.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/NeuralNetworks/SyntheticData/TimeGANGenerator.cs`:
- Around line 198-207: Prevent fitted-model structural options from changing
through the mutable _options instance: snapshot or make HiddenDimension and
NumLayers immutable after construction, or consistently invalidate and rebuild
all networks when they change. Ensure GetGeneratorNoise, Generate, metadata, and
materialized layer shapes use the same values, and add a regression test that
changes HiddenDimension after Fit.
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`@tests/AiDotNet.Tests/IntegrationTests/SyntheticData/SyntheticTabularGeneratorIntegrationTests.cs`:
- Line 992: Update the integration test around generator.Fit to use at least 3
local epochs so phase3Epochs is greater than zero and the joint
generator/discriminator training phase executes before generation is validated.
- Around line 1009-1017: Add an unconditional null-input assertion after fitting
in the relevant synthetic tabular generator test, verifying that
GetNamedLayerActivations(null!) throws ArgumentNullException. Keep the existing
wrong-width activation and prediction assertions unchanged.
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In `@src/NeuralNetworks/SyntheticData/TimeGANGenerator.cs`:
- Around line 1116-1119: Update the XML remarks near InitializeLayers and
RebuildAllNetworks to state that InitializeLayers only populates Layers, while
RebuildAllNetworks creates the embedder, supervisor, and recovery stacks.
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Resolves the conflicts #2035 created. Nothing from either side is dropped: every conflict was either the same fix twice or two fixes on different surfaces. src/NeuralNetworks/SyntheticData/PATEGANGenerator.cs src/NeuralNetworks/SyntheticData/TabDDPMGenerator.cs Both branches independently fixed the same lazily-bound FullyConnectedLayer widths, so all four conflicts were the identical code change with different comments -- verified by comparing both sides with comments and whitespace stripped, not by eye. Took master's wording, which names the concrete error each site produced. Every fix site is intact: PATEGAN's teacher and student heads, TabDDPM's timestep projection and both output heads. tests/.../NeuralNetworks/MultiInputPortTests.cs The one substantive conflict. Both branches fixed DecoderLayer_InputPorts_DeclaresDecoderEncoderMask, but in opposite directions: this branch adds a DecoderLayer.InputPorts override publishing three ports with encoder_output OPTIONAL (the documented single-input path is unreachable otherwise -- binding a required port on a lazily constructed layer threw "port 'encoder_output' is not ready"), while #2035 asserted the [TensorPort] attributes, where the union is 5 ports across a "default" and a "named" variant with encoder_output REQUIRED. Kept this branch's assertions (they describe the code) AND #2035's contribution of asserting the grouped variant surface rather than only the flat list, retargeted to the variant the override actually produces. Confirmed by running it: asserting #2035's "named" variant verbatim fails with Assert.Single "collection was empty", because the manifest groups the OVERRIDE (LayerPort defaults Variant to "default"), not the attributes. FOR A REVIEWER: that override collapses two declared variants into one, so manifest.SelectVariant("named") no longer resolves for DecoderLayer. #2035's test is what surfaced it. Called out in a comment at the assertion rather than left for someone to rediscover. Auto-merged clean and checked for silent loss: TabSynGenerator (this branch also fixes the mean/logVar heads, a site #2035 left lazy) and NeuralNetworkModelTestBase (keeps #2035's IsTensorLike skip alongside this branch's ToTarget/ClearPersistentPool/ DescribeLayerTransition work). Every file #2035 touched was diffed against master to confirm the only master lines the merge removes are ones this branch deliberately rewrites -- zero assertions dropped. Verified: builds clean on net10.0, and 189 tests across every suite either branch fixed pass (MultiInputPort, SyntheticTabularGenerator, MetaLearningCoverage, AutomaticParameterOwnership, DeepAgents, DiffusionModelContract, plus SparseNeuralNetwork.SubLayers and the TimeGAN/EchoStateNetwork named-activation tests). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Starts on the four smallest buckets of the master CI failure analysis — Unhandled exception or other (16), Assertion mismatch (7), Timeout or cancellation (3), Memory or resource exhaustion (1), 27 tests total.
It began as the two cases where the test never reached an assertion at all, so neither was measuring what it claimed to. Tracing why the synthetic-data and named-activation tests were red turned up product defects underneath, and those are fixed here too — so this is not a test-only change.
src/accounts for 6 of the 13 files (+265 / -39); the split is spelled out below.The two harness defects
SubLayers_ShouldAllBeReachable— sparse tensor killed the structural walkCheckReachableenumerates everyIEnumerablefield looking for child layers.Tensor<T>implementsIEnumerable, andSparseTensor<T>throws from its enumerator:SparseNeuralNetworkholds such a field, so the invariant died with an exception that says nothing about sub-layer registration. Tensor-like values are now skipped before enumeration.This weakens nothing. The loop body only ever counts
ILayer<T>items, and a tensor/vector/matrix cannot contain a layer, so no missing registration can hide behind the skip. Every field that could hold a layer is still walked in full. The whole change is three lines insideCheckReachableplus the predicate they call.MetaLearnerBase_AccessorsAndFallback_AreCovered— stale reflection arityMetaLearnerBase.ComputeGradientsFallbacktakes four parameters — it gained a trailingILossFunction<T>? lossOverride— and the reflection call still passed three. Passingnullselects the learner's configuredLossFunction, which is the behaviour this test covers.InvokePrivatenow takesobject?[]so the explicit null needs no null-forgiving operator.Repairing the call exposed how little the test asserted once it got there: it checked only that the gradient vector had the right length, which a zero, non-finite, or loss-independent vector also satisfies. It now also asserts every element is finite, that at least one is non-trivial, and — with
RandomSeed = 42and aReset()to replay the same seeded SPSA directions — that passing the configured loss explicitly reproduces the vectornullproduced. That last one is the actual claim the test makes, asserted rather than assumed.The product defects underneath
Lazily-bound layer widths — PATEGAN, TabDDPM, TabSyn, TimeGAN
FullyConnectedLayer<T>constructed through the(outputSize, activation)overload leaves its input width at-1for lazy inference, and a lazily-bound layer keeps the width of whichever tensor reaches it first. Every one of these sites already computed the input width and then discarded it, so a shape-inference probe could bind the stack to the wrong width permanently. TabSyn's timestep projection is the clearest case — alatentDim-wide (16) probe bound a layer designed forteDim(64):The widths are known at construction in all four generators, so they are now stated. This is what makes a generator's expected latent width enforceable at all: a mismatched caller previously rebound the stack silently instead of failing.
TimeGAN — the topology that trained is the topology that persists
HiddenDimensionandNumLayersdetermine every component's shape, and the options object stays publicly mutable after construction, so reading them back later could reinterpret already-materialized weights. TimeGAN now snapshots the dimensions it actually built (_materializedHiddenDimension/_materializedNumLayers, committed only after every component rebuilt successfully) and uses the snapshot for generation, serialization, cloning and metadata. Changing the options still takes effect — on the nextFit.Falling out of that:
Deserializepreviously discarded the two ints it read (_ = reader.ReadInt32()); it now restores them into the snapshot. The payload layout is unchanged — same two fields, same order — so this is a round-trip fix, not a format break.Clonerebuilds the auxiliary graph. The generic clone machinery copies reachable layers but cannot invent a model's unique auxiliary topology, and a fresh TimeGAN constructor creates only the generator. A fitted clone now materializes the embedder/recovery/supervisor/discriminator stacks before the base performs its structural preflight and weight transfer.NumLayers < 1now throwsArgumentOutOfRangeException, at construction and again before any rebuild.HiddenDimensionnow throwsArgumentExceptionnaming both widths. It previously rebound the stack silently, which is the defect above wearing a different hat — but it is a public behaviour change, not just a repair.Named activations — EchoStateNetwork and TimeGANGenerator
Both models returned an empty dictionary from
GetNamedLayerActivations, which the base documents as a failure to answer rather than an answer of "no activations", and neither base strategy can reach them:Matrix/Vectoralgebra and holds noILayerinstances at all, soLayersis empty and noLayerBase.Forwardis ever invoked — the sequential fold and the observer fallback both come back with nothing.PredictCoreopens withif (!IsFitted) return input;, so on a freshly constructed generator no layer runs, and its embedder/recovery/supervisor stacks live in their own lists rather than inLayers.Both now override it, which is the established route for this shape (SwinTransformer does the same for its
ExtractFeaturesstages), and both report stages from the real forward path rather than a reconstruction. Two details worth knowing:SupervisorForward/RecoveryForwardreturn their input unchanged when their stack is unbuilt, so reporting them unconditionally published the generator's output three times under three names — an identity value dressed as a distinct stage, which passes a non-empty check while describing nothing.NumLayers == 1the supervisor has an empty layer list and a real projection; gating onCount > 0would have dropped a stage that does genuine work.Verification
CI has now run (
Build & SonarCloudonf9e4792a, tested merge7d174aa6), measured at test level against the last PR merged to master (#2028, run32329133890, tested merge052ff51f). Only #2028 landed between the two runs and its content is that run's PR head, so the comparison isolates this branch.218 → 202 failing tests across the 52 shards measured on both sides: 21 fixed, 5 new. Executed-test totals reconcile (45,241 → 45,243), so no shard was truncated and nothing is hidden behind a dead job.
Both targeted tests are green, and 19 more went with them:
SparseNeuralNetworkTests.SubLayers_ShouldAllBeReachableMetaLearnerBase_AccessorsAndFallback_AreCoveredFitAndGenerate+SaveLoad(6)TimeGANGeneratorTests.NamedLayerActivations_ShouldBeNonEmptyEchoStateNetworkTests.NamedLayerActivations_ShouldBeNonEmptyMultiInputPortTests.DecoderLayer_InputPorts_DeclaresDecoderEncoderMaskAutomaticParameterOwnershipTests.SelfSupervisedAliasesAndOwnershipRoles_AreRepresentedExactlyOnceDeepAgentsIntegrationTests.ActorCriticAgents_RunBasicWorkflowDiffusionModelContractTests.SoraModel_HasPaperFaithfulComponentsBiaffineNERTestsMoreData+ParameterGradientAccessorIssue1228_CpuToWallRatio)Those last five are timing-sensitive and flip run to run; they are counted for honesty, not claimed as fixes.
The 5 new failures, and why none of them is this branch
SparseVariationalGaussianProcess×2timed out after 60000 msBiaffineNERTests.OptimizerStep_ParamL239.2819 → NaNafter one step[ThreadStatic]compiled-plan cache; two sibling BiaffineNER tests flipped to pass in the same run.SAM2Tests.DifferentInputs_AfterTrainingDeepBeliefNetworkTests.MoreData_ShouldNotDegradeNone of those four subjects appears in this branch's 13 files. The only shared surface is
NeuralNetworkModelTestBase.cs, and its entire change is three non-comment lines insideCheckReachable, which onlySubLayers_ShouldAllBeReachablecalls — it cannot produce a 60 s timeout, an optimizer-step L2 collapse, a post-training output spread, or a MoreData loss comparison.Two other red checks are pre-existing rather than new here:
SonarCloud Analysisalso fails on the baseline run, andModel Performance Coverage and Regressionsfails on master itself (9b158c7e7, on both 2026-08-21 and 2026-08-22 — it went red at #2028's merge).CI Gateis red because the ~197 pre-existing shard failures are still red, which is the repo's current normal and not a signal about this branch.Not included, and why
The remaining tests in these four buckets split into three groups:
FreGrad/ParallelWaveGANGradients_MatchFiniteDifference120 s timeouts,SparseVariationalGaussianProcess's 60 s timeout (the two new failures above), the INT8 wall-clock ratio, andRoomImpulseResponse.MoreData. These are real perf bugs, and per the repo's own rules the fix is not to raise a timeout or shrink the test — it needs a measured PerfView/ThreadTimepass from an elevated terminal. Separate, instrumented change.MbPAMechanismTestsfailures andQuantumNeuralNetworkTests.ScaledInput. That branch (fix/n1-quantum-nan) is still 7 commits ahead of master and documentsQuantumNeuralNetwork10 → 0 and MbPA 3 → 0. Recovering it beats re-deriving it.SVTRThinPlateSplineLayer's initialization (the paper-fidelity contract asserts distinct source/target margins; the zero-init control weights make the TPS map exactly the identity, which is also what forced the gradcheck workaround in fix(ssm): restore the autodiff tape through four ssm layers #2034), the paged/KV-cache sequence-independence cluster, and the remainder of theNamedLayerActivationsgroup — the ESN and TimeGAN cases are fixed here, the rest are not.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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