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nocturnal rhr, van hees and both stagers measured their windows in samples, which only equals seconds on whoop. on a 5s band van hees reported a sleep span 85% short and nocturnal rhr ran +11% high, both at tier high. cardio stager was worse — at 300s it reported zero wake for a night it couldn't read at all. they take timestamps now and abstain when the cadence can't support the window. one median-interval helper instead of three, and it abstains rather than falling back to 1.0s (which credited a whole day's readings one second each above 300s). the g/s threshold needed a ceiling — |Δg| between unit gravity vectors saturates at 2, so a linear rate goes vacuous past ~200s and everything reads still. also in here: accel validity was dropped going into GravTs, so 8h of undecoded accel published efficiency 100%. readiness let three quantized nights be a baseline, so [58,58,59] plus a 52 scored 99.9. autonomicStager deleted. device family enum opened — it was gen4/gen5 only and a closed enum can't take a third band.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds timestamp-based cadence measurement, applies cadence-aware validation across clinical, respiration, workout, and sleep analytics, propagates accelerometer validity, replaces enum-based device calibration keys, removes the deprecated autonomic stager, and strengthens quantized readiness baseline validation. ChangesCadence-aware analytics
Cadence-aware sleep staging
Open device-family calibration
Quantized readiness baselines
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change makes metrics cadence-aware, but readiness can still be calculated from only three quantized baseline nights, which may overstate a user’s readiness score. The PR is mergeable with explicit owner awareness and follow-up on that bounded correctness issue. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SleepSegment
participant sampleCadenceSeconds
participant cardioStager
participant vanHeesSleepWindow
participant AdvancedSleepStager
SleepSegment->>cardioStager: provide timestamped valid acceleration samples
cardioStager->>sampleCadenceSeconds: measure timestamp cadence
sampleCadenceSeconds-->>cardioStager: cadence or null
cardioStager->>cardioStager: place real-time epochs and extract cadence-scaled features
SleepSegment->>vanHeesSleepWindow: provide timestamped heart-rate samples
vanHeesSleepWindow->>sampleCadenceSeconds: measure timestamp cadence
sampleCadenceSeconds-->>vanHeesSleepWindow: cadence or null
vanHeesSleepWindow-->>SleepSegment: sleep window with cadence and undecidable seconds
SleepSegment->>AdvancedSleepStager: provide valid gravity samples
AdvancedSleepStager->>sampleCadenceSeconds: measure timestamp cadence
sampleCadenceSeconds-->>AdvancedSleepStager: cadence or null
AdvancedSleepStager->>AdvancedSleepStager: scale stillness and movement thresholds
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In `@lib/src/onehz/clinical/nocturnal.dart`:
- Around line 87-109: Update the window eligibility guard in the loop computing
the low-30 mean so it requires count to be greater than zero before evaluating
sum / count, including when minCoverage produces needValid equal to zero. Keep
the existing full-window and minimum-coverage checks, and ensure empty windows
are skipped rather than allowing a NaN result to become best.
In `@lib/src/onehz/sleep/advanced_stager.dart`:
- Around line 915-924: Update _rescaleCounts and its call site in
_onsetAndFinalWake so cadence scaling is removed under the rate-based
gravity-delta model; pass counts directly to _coleKripke and document that the
per-epoch sum is already cadence-invariant. Preserve the existing clipping
behavior and 1 Hz results.
In `@lib/src/onehz/sleep/cardio_stager.dart`:
- Around line 412-420: Update the epoch sizing around perEpoch and nEpoch to
require epochSec to be an integer multiple of cadenceSec; when it is not,
abstain instead of rounding. Preserve the existing cadenceSec null and
coarser-than-epoch checks, ensuring scored epochs remain exactly epochSec long
and reported timing stays aligned with downstream consumers such as
consolidateSleepStages and _stageSessionCardio.
In `@lib/src/onehz/sleep/stager.dart`:
- Around line 1-9: Remove all stale autonomicStager documentation from the
sleep.dart, stager.dart, and ALGORITHM_CATALOG_1HZ.md references, while leaving
executable exports and tests unchanged.
In `@lib/src/onehz/wellness/readiness_composite.dart`:
- Around line 201-221: Move the sub-quantum standard-deviation check out of the
rz == null branch so every quantized input is rejected when stddev(base) is null
or below inp.quantum, before selecting the z-score method. Preserve the existing
refusal metadata and add a regression test using a 14-night alternating 58/59
baseline with rhrInput(52.0, baseline).
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| // SLEEP/CIRCADIAN — the shared staging POST-PROCESSING (Webster rescore + | ||
| // stage-architecture consolidation) and the [StagerResult] shape both stagers | ||
| // return. | ||
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| // The 3-class `autonomicStager` that used to live here is GONE (2026-08): it | ||
| // was deprecated, hidden from the barrel and reachable only from its own test, | ||
| // and it conflated epoch count with sample count (`n ~/ epochSec` assumes a | ||
| // 1 Hz stream, so any other cadence silently rescaled every epoch). The live | ||
| // stager is `cardioStager` (cardio_stager.dart), which reuses everything below. |
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Remove stale autonomicStager documentation. Update the references in lib/src/onehz/sleep/sleep.dart, lib/src/onehz/sleep/stager.dart, and docs/ALGORITHM_CATALOG_1HZ.md. No executable export or test reference remains.
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In `@lib/src/onehz/sleep/stager.dart` around lines 1 - 9, Remove all stale
autonomicStager documentation from the sleep.dart, stager.dart, and
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… guard gap nocturnalRhr(minCoverage: 0) could reach a zero-valid-sample window and land sum/count as NaN, which then latches as the night's best trough instead of being skipped. _rescaleCounts multiplied an already cadence-invariant gravity-delta sum by cadence again -- the sum is 30 terms of size d at 1 Hz and 6 terms of size 5d at 5 s, both already equal 30d, so the extra factor inflated slow-cadence bands' cole-kripke score up to 5x and shifted the sleep/wake call. dropped it. cardio_stager's epoch grid silently drifted from its own reported length whenever the measured cadence didn't divide epochSec evenly -- abstains now instead of publishing a grid that doesn't match its own label. readiness's sub-quantum dispersion guard only ran when robustZ came back null, so a baseline with nonzero MAD but still-quantized SD (58/59 alternating, MAD 0.5, SD ~0.52) slipped through unrefused. runs for every quantized input now, regardless of which z path succeeds. plus stale autonomicStager mentions in the sleep barrel doc and the algorithm catalog -- it's cardioStager now, was already correct in the code itself.
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794-800: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winMake the constant-baseline test isolate dispersion failure.
The call at Line 797 uses the default
minInputs: 2but supplies only one input. The assertion can pass even ifrhrInputproduces a z-score, because the composite is absent for having too few inputs. PassminInputs: 1andminWeightSum: 0.0so this test verifies constant-baseline abstention.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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quantumcomments with the unconditional guard.Line 59 says that
quantumis used only on the MAD-collapse fallback path. Lines 208-219 repeat that the guard is fallback-only and that nonzero MAD implies at least one quantum of spread. The implementation now checks every quantized input, including the nonzero-MAD alternating baseline. Update these comments to prevent reintroducing the previousrz == nullbug.Also applies to: 207-227
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141-151: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winEnforce the 14-night floor for quantized inputs.
minBaseline: 3accepts an RHR baseline of[55, 56, 57]; its sample SD is 1 bpm, so the quantum guard passes. With a second valid input, the composite can be published from three quantized nights. If lower values are supported, document this safety bypass. Otherwise, enforce the 14-night floor for quantized inputs.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@lib/src/onehz/wellness/readiness_composite.dart`:
- Around line 56-63: Update the documentation for the quantum field and the
guard in readinessComposite to state that quantized inputs are checked
unconditionally, including baselines with nonzero MAD; remove fallback-only
wording and the claim that nonzero MAD guarantees resolvable spread. Ensure the
comments describe quantum as the minimum resolvable dispersion used by the
guard, preventing reintroduction of the prior rz == null behavior.
- Around line 141-151: Enforce readinessCompositeMinBaseline for quantized RHR
inputs in the composite publication path, preventing valid composites from being
produced with fewer than 14 baseline nights even when the quantum guard passes.
Update the relevant baseline validation or readiness-composite flow, preserving
existing behavior for baselines meeting the 14-night floor.
In `@test/onehz/wellness_test.dart`:
- Around line 794-800: Update the readinessComposite call in the “a fully
constant baseline (MAD=0 AND SD=0) still abstains” test to pass minInputs: 1 and
minWeightSum: 0.0, ensuring the absence assertion isolates constant-baseline
dispersion handling rather than insufficient input count.
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the window code measured in samples, which only equals seconds because whoop
sends one a second. on anything else it silently spans the wrong amount of
time and publishes the result at tier high.
measured on a real night, decimating the same 1 Hz data down:
nocturnal rhr's worst case was 15 s, not 5 — it needs 1800 positions so it
abstains below ~16 s over a night. +11.2% there.
and it works at 60 s and 300 s now, where it used to abstain entirely.
cardio stager was the one that wasn't just inaccurate: at 300 s it reported
wakePct = 0.000for a night it couldn't read at all. it abstains now.everything else on the list already failed safe.
the g/s threshold needed a ceiling — |Δg| between unit gravity vectors
saturates at 2, so a linear rate goes vacuous past ~200 s and every sample
reads still. expressing it as a rate without one would have turned a safe
abstention into a whole-day sleep session.
one median-interval helper instead of three, and it abstains rather than
falling back to 1.0 s, which above 300 s credited a whole day's readings one
second each.
also here: accel validity was dropped going into GravTs, so 8 h of undecoded
accel published efficiency 100%. readiness let three quantized nights be a
baseline — [58,58,59] plus a 52 scored 99.9. autonomicStager deleted. device
family enum opened; a closed enum can't take a third band.
every 1 Hz value is byte-identical.
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