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…rkorlab#215) JobDetail.tsx previously kept only the most recent MAX_LOSS_POINTS loss frames via tail-slicing, silently dropping the start of long training runs once a run exceeded the cap. Replace the tail-slice with compactLossPoints, a pure helper that compacts to half the cap by preserving the first/last point, every evalLoss point, and local min/max of the loss series, filling any remaining budget with evenly-spaced points. Output stays a subsequence of the input in original order, so LossChart's sort-by-step binary-search tooltip is unaffected. Adds unit test coverage for boundary sizes, evalLoss preservation, extrema preservation (including a flat-line tie case), the sort-by-step invariant, and a simulated long-run scenario.
…korlab#215) Five bots (Greptile, CodeRabbit, Sentry, Codex, cubic) converged on issues with the initial compactLossPoints implementation: 1. Array.prototype.toSorted() is ES2023; the Studio SPA's tsconfig pins target: ES2022 and Vite/esbuild does not polyfill it, so this would throw once a run exceeded MAX_LOSS_POINTS in older evergreen browsers. stats.ts and LossChart.tsx already document and avoid this exact pitfall. Replaced both toSorted() calls with the established [...arr].sort() + eslint-disable-next-line unicorn/no-array-sort pattern used elsewhere in this package. 2. When the combined must-keep set (boundaries + evalLoss + extrema) exceeded targetSize, the fallback treated all three with equal priority via a single even-sample, so a sparse evalLoss point could be sampled away by frequent extrema, contradicting the function's documented guarantee that evalLoss survives compaction. Redesigned as strict priority tiers (boundaries, then evalLoss, then extrema, then generic filler), where each tier only yields budget to the next once satisfied. Updated one existing test whose small budget was implicitly relying on the old equal-priority behavior, and added a new regression test (alternating loss series forcing a large extrema set, with a sparse evalLoss point at a position no naive stride-sample would land on) that fails against the old flat-priority logic and passes with the fix. 3. Codex/cubic noted that JobDetail's compacted `points` array feeds both the visual chart and LossChart's "Advanced" stats panel (mean/variance/percentiles/CI over loss, via summarize()), and that compaction's extrema preference biases those stats once compaction has run. Properly decoupling stats from the bounded visual sample (independent running statistics) is a larger, separate change than this fix's scope; documented the tradeoff clearly in code comments at the call site instead of attempting that rewrite here. evalLoss stats are unaffected in the common case since that series is kept in full. 4. Codex separately noted that when the extrema set itself exceeds the budget, stride-sampling by position (rather than bucketed min/max) can under-represent genuinely high-frequency oscillation. Documented as a known limitation in the module doc; a bucketed scheme for this tier specifically is a further, more involved improvement. 5. Greptile flagged missing paired EN/JA documentation for the new compaction behavior (AGENTS.md requires this land in the same PR for Studio behavior changes). Added a short note to docs/studio/ jobs.mdx (and its JA mirror) describing the 2,000-point cap, compaction instead of dropping, and the same stats-bias caveat from the code comments, following the existing "event log keeps only the last 500 entries" precedent already in that file. Verified fix #2 catches the regression: reverted to flat-priority sampling locally, confirmed the new test fails against it, then confirmed it passes with the fix restored. Verified with `mint validate`. Full studio-app test suite passes (218/218). Full Studio E2E suite passes (9/9). pnpm build, typecheck, lint, format:check, check:no-em-dash all pass repo-wide.
…rkorlab#215) Codex's fresh review round on the previous fix caught two further issues, both confirmed by direct simulation before being fixed: 1. Position-based (array-index) sampling across repeated compaction passes geometrically erodes how many representatives the original early history keeps. JobDetail calls compactLossPoints every time the retained array re-fills past the cap, on an already-compacted array; sampling evenly by array position gives newly-appended raw points and older, already-thinned survivors equal weight by count, not by the step range each represents. Simulated the reported 50k- step scenario against the prior implementation: only steps 0 and 1 survived below step 1,000, jumping straight to roughly step 39,000, defeating the whole point of this fix for sufficiently long runs. Fixed by bucketing the step range into equal-width buckets by step value (not array position) and keeping one representative per bucket. This ties each compaction pass's coverage to the actual step range, which stays stable across repeated passes regardless of how many raw points currently occupy any given region. 2. A related concern from the same review round: a dense evalLoss series (frequent eval-only frames) could win almost every step- value bucket outright under a flat evalLoss > extremum priority rule, crowding the training-loss series out of the chart almost entirely once compaction had run. Confirmed with a constructed worst case (evalLoss on every other step): the training-loss series was reduced to just the two boundary points. Fixed by splitting the bucket budget between the two series (each getting up to half, with a sparser series' unused share water- filled to the other) rather than a single shared, un-bucketed priority ranking across both. Also fixes a real (if narrower) issue from the prior round: the trainer can emit a step's training-loss and eval-loss as two separate frames (LossChart's own "eval-only frames" comment documents this). Without merging by step first, compaction could keep one frame for a step and drop the other, silently losing whichever field lived only in the dropped frame, even though LossChart's own render-time merge would otherwise have combined them. Points are now merged by step (later frame's non-null fields win, matching LossChart's merge semantics exactly) before bucketing. Testing: updated one existing test (deep-equal instead of referential equality, since merging always allocates fresh objects/array even when no compaction is needed); strengthened the long-run simulation test with explicit early-history coverage assertions (>10 points below step 5,000, max gap <2,500) that fail against the pre-bucketing implementation and pass with the fix; added a merge-by-step regression test and a series-crowd-out regression test, both verified against a direct before/after simulation of the described worst cases. Full studio-app test suite passes (220/220). Full Studio E2E suite passes (9/9). pnpm build, typecheck, lint, format:check, check:no-em-dash all pass repo-wide.
…ab#215) Nicolas0315's review (against commit c862527, one behind the previous fix) confirmed items 1, 2, and the core of 3 (repeated-compaction decay, same-step split frames, series starvation) were already fixed in c7134bf. This addresses everything else raised: 1. Extrema/eval budget overlap waste: lossCandidates now excludes any index already claimed by the eval tier before bucketing, so the loss budget isn't spent re-selecting a point the output already contains. 2. Bucketed min/max for oscillation aliasing: within the loss budget, local maxima and local minima now each get their own protected sub-budget (up to half, water-filled), the same principle already used to protect eval from loss. Without this, a genuinely alternating series could have one side of the oscillation win almost every bucket purely by array order, aliasing the retained shape into a false broad trend. Added a regression test with a 41-point strictly-alternating series asserting both a retained max and a retained min survive in the interior. 3. Advanced statistics mislabeling: rather than the larger streaming- statistics rewrite, added a small shared caption above both stats cards in LossChart's AdvancedStats explicitly stating these describe the currently retained sample, not necessarily every point ever emitted for a long run. 4. Found and fixed a real bug while tightening the null-loss extrema test: extremum detection was scanning only `lossCandidates`, which itself excludes the boundary indices (since those are handled separately), so a spike immediately adjacent to a boundary could never be compared against its true neighbor and would silently fail to be flagged as an extremum. Fixed by detecting over the full loss-bearing index range (including boundaries) while still only selecting non-boundary indices as extrema. Confirmed via direct before/after check: the previous code left the reported test case's spike (step 3) undetected, surviving only by incidental array-order luck in the plain-filler tier; the fix genuinely detects it. 5. Tightened the null-loss-adjacency test itself so it depends on real extremum detection (a single, contested budget slot with the spike deliberately not first in array order among candidates) rather than incidentally passing via generic filler regardless of whether extrema detection works. 6. Updated both docs to note that eval-loss statistics can also become non-representative once eval points exceed roughly half the compaction target (the new per-series budget split caps eval's guaranteed-full-retention share at half, not the whole budget as the previous wording implied). CI/CodeQL showing `action_required` with no jobs is a workflow- approval setting on the repo side (first-time/outside-contributor workflow runs need a maintainer to approve them in the Actions tab), not something addressable from this branch. Verified with `mint validate`. Full studio-app test suite passes (221/221). Full Studio E2E suite passes (9/9). pnpm build, typecheck, lint, format:check, check:no-em-dash all pass repo-wide.
…lit (arkorlab#215) Fresh bot review on the previous commit (94cf5e3) caught two more real issues, both confirmed by direct simulation before being fixed: 1. bucketSelect kept the first candidate seen in a bucket regardless of magnitude, so a modest local extremum could win a bucket over a genuinely severe spike that happened to sit later in the same bucket, silently erasing exactly the kind of point this preservation exists for. Confirmed: a modest max (loss 2) beat a severe spike (loss 100) in the same bucket under the old logic. Fixed by adding an optional `isBetter` comparator to bucketSelect: the max tier now keeps the highest loss value per bucket, the min tier the lowest. Eval and plain-filler tiers keep first-seen behavior (no single candidate is more "significant" there). 2. The min/max split within the loss budget (and the eval/loss split one level up) only flowed unused budget in one direction: max got up to half, min got whatever was left over, and any min-side slack went only to plain filler, never back to max. Confirmed: 20 abundant max candidates and 1 scarce min candidate left max capped at half the budget even though max could have used the rest. Fixed with a new splitBudget() helper used for both the eval/loss split and the min/max split: each side gets up to half, and whichever side has fewer candidates than its half hands its unused share back to the other (bounded by how many candidates it actually has), rather than a hard half-cap regardless of demand. Testing: added two regression tests, one confirming the most severe spike in a bucket survives over a modest one seen first, one confirming an abundant max series gets more than half the loss budget when the paired min series is scarce. Both verified against a before/after simulation of the described scenarios. Full studio-app test suite passes (223/223). Full Studio E2E suite passes (9/9). pnpm build, typecheck, lint, format:check, check:no-em-dash, and mint validate all pass repo-wide.
…sive sort (arkorlab#215) Fresh review on the previous commit (7175375) found two converging P1 findings (Greptile + cubic) plus three smaller issues, all confirmed by direct simulation before being fixed: 1. Stranded capacity (P1, Greptile + cubic): evalBudget was computed from the raw loss-candidate count before overlap exclusion. When a point carries both loss and evalLoss, eval's selection can shrink loss's actually-usable candidate pool below what its share of the budget assumed, leaving slots unused even though eval may have had further unselected candidates that could fill them. Confirmed with a full-overlap scenario (2 slots stranded out of 10, while eval had 3 more usable candidates from the same shared pool). Fixed by reclaiming any such leftover back to eval after loss's actual selection is known. 2. Eval-series most-significant tiebreak (Codex): eval bucketing still used first-seen-wins, the same class of bug already fixed for the loss series' extrema. A genuine eval-loss spike could lose its bucket to an ordinary eval value that merely arrived first. Added local-extremum detection for the evalLoss series (same algorithm as loss) and an isBetter comparator preferring a genuine eval extremum over an ordinary value. 3. Defensive step-sort (Codex): mergeByStep relied entirely on input arriving in non-decreasing step order; Map preserves insertion order, not step order, so an out-of-order duplicate-step frame (e.g. from an SSE reconnect replay) could corrupt the first/last boundary and bucket-width calculations. mergeByStep's output is now explicitly sorted by step. 4. Dead code in splitBudget (cubic, P3): confirmed via careful trace that whenever there's leftover budget to reallocate, the "give some to B" branch is provably always zero (B can only have leftover- eligible unused capacity when it was already capped by its own candidate count, at which point it has nothing further to give). Removed the dead extraB calculation, kept the essential extraA reclaim, documented why only one direction is reachable. 5. Test-fixture flaw (cubic, P3): the "reallocates unused budget" test's alternating 100/90 fixture made every 90 a genuine local minimum (an isolated spike/dip against a flat baseline also flags its immediate shoulder points as extrema), so both max and min candidate pools ended up abundant and the test passed identically with or without reallocation. Replaced with a fixture that exercises the eval/loss split directly (fully controllable, no shoulder side effects), with exact-count assertions verified against the real algorithm before being written. Also updated CodeRabbit's suggested targetSize (4 -> 3) on the "most severe spike" test for a stricter, unambiguous single-slot conflict. Testing: five new/updated regression tests, all verified to fail against the pre-fix behavior via direct simulation and pass with the fix (stranded-capacity reclaim, eval-extremum preservation, defensive sort, corrected reallocation fixture, tightened spike-severity test). Full studio-app test suite passes (226/226). Full Studio E2E suite passes (9/9). pnpm build, typecheck, lint, format:check, check:no-em-dash all pass repo-wide.
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This PR changes only how Studio loss-chart samples are compacted within the existing display budget. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains; only a minor documentation wording correction may be addressed during review. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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JobDetail->>compactLossPoints: Compact points above MAX_LOSS_POINTS
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| packages/studio-app/src/lib/lossDownsample.ts | Implements bounded loss-point compaction, including complete cross-series capacity reclamation and deterministic step ordering. |
| packages/studio-app/src/lib/lossDownsample.test.ts | Covers compaction bounds, extrema preservation, duplicate-step merging, repeated compaction, series balance, and narrow-span capacity reclamation. |
| packages/studio-app/src/pages/JobDetail.tsx | Replaces loss-history tail slicing with periodic compaction to half the configured point cap. |
| packages/studio-app/src/components/jobs/LossChart.tsx | Clarifies that advanced statistics describe the currently retained chart sample. |
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Replaces tail-slicing of Studio loss histories with bounded compaction that preserves endpoints, extrema, and representation across series while keeping the chart budget fixed. Includes bilingual job documentation and focused regression coverage.
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Replaces tail-slicing of Studio loss chart histories with bounded compaction, so long runs keep their earliest points visible instead of silently dropping them once the 2,000-point cap is hit. Fixes #215.
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JobDetailnow compacts the retained points to half the 2,000-point cap when a run exceeds it.evalLosspoint, and local loss spikes, then buckets the remaining budget by step value so repeated compaction doesn't erode early history.lossandevalLossarrive as separate frames can't be split, and any stranded budget is fully reclaimed.Written for commit 22d4a08. Summary will update on new commits.
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