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readiness: personal spread + capped re-centring; HRV and RHR as one input - #95

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Fixes "recovery is always low" (edge #543).

  • HRV and resting HR combine into one autonomic input (mean of their oriented z's, weight 0.70), so the same signal is no longer counted twice.
  • With 14 or more prior nights: score = 100/(1+exp(-0.65·(z̄ − ĉ)/σ̂)), where σ̂ is a robust spread (MAD×1.4826, floor 0.3) of the trailing 28 composite z's and ĉ their median, capped at ±0.5 so a real step-down keeps showing before it becomes the new normal. Fewer nights: unchanged mapping, marked calibrating. σ̂, ĉ (raw and capped) and n are in the diagnostics.
  • readiness_lnrmssd uses a robust baseline (median / MAD), so a single illness night can't make a low night read "normal".

Real export replay (51 nights): median 42.6 → 49.2; "Good to go" 18% → 25% (designed); "Rest today" 18% → 14% (remaining are deep dips past the cap, by design).

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Summary by Sourcery

Personalize readiness scoring and make autonomic and lnRMSSD signals more robust to correlated inputs, individual variation, and isolated outliers.

New Features:

  • Personalize readiness scoring using each user's trailing composite-z spread and capped median re-centring after sufficient history, with calibration diagnostics exposed in exports.
  • Treat HRV and resting heart rate as a single autonomic readiness input with combined weighting.
  • Use robust median/MAD baselines for lnRMSSD readiness classification.

Bug Fixes:

  • Prevent recovery/readiness scores from remaining consistently low for users whose personal distributions differ from the default mapping.
  • Prevent isolated illness nights from inflating the lnRMSSD baseline and masking subsequent suppressed readings.

Enhancements:

  • Expose calibration status, sample count, spread, and raw/capped centre in readiness diagnostics and driver reporting.

Tests:

  • Add coverage for autonomic input combining, calibration thresholds and spread flooring, capped re-centring, and robust lnRMSSD band classification.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Readiness
    • Readiness scores now combine heart rate variability and resting heart rate as a single input, while other contributing measures retain their individual weighting.
    • After enough history is available, scores adapt to your recent readiness patterns; calibration details are also included with the score.
    • Overnight HRV comparisons now use a rolling median and a more robust measure of variation, which can affect readiness bands and scores.

…e to the user's composite-z spread, robust lnRMSSD centre

- readinessComposite: HRV and RHR (oriented-z correlation ~0.82) form one
  autonomic input, the mean of their oriented z's at their combined 0.70
  weight, so one signal is no longer counted twice.
- calibratedReadinessScore: with >=14 prior composite z's the score is
  logistic(0.65*z/sigma), sigma = MAD*1.4826 of that history floored at 0.3,
  so the Home cut-offs (set for z SD 0.65) hold for users whose spread is
  wider. Fewer nights keep logistic(z) and are marked calibrating; sigma and
  n are serialized under value.calibration.
- readinessLnRmssd: z/SWC/band use the prior window's median and MAD*1.4826
  (SD when MAD collapses); the classic mean/CV stay. One illness night no
  longer makes a low night read normal.
… median, capped at 0.5

With >=14 prior composite z's the score is now
logistic(0.65*(z - c)/sigma), c = median of the trailing z's clamped to
+-readinessCentreCap (0.5). A user who sits persistently below their own
per-input baselines no longer reads low every night, while a real
step-down shows in full until the median follows it, and the part past
the cap is never re-centred away. Raw and capped centre are serialized
under value.calibration and in the note.
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HRV readiness now uses a rolling median and robust spread. Composite readiness combines HRV and RHR contributions, then calibrates its score from prior composite scores after 14 nights. The result includes calibration status and values.

Changes

Readiness scoring

Layer / File(s) Summary
Robust HRV readiness baseline
lib/src/onehz/clinical/readiness_lnrmssd.dart, test/onehz/readiness_calibration_test.dart
ReadinessLnRmssd uses the rolling median as its reference centre and MAD-scaled spread, with an SD fallback, for its z-score and band. It exposes the median in its result and JSON. CV remains based on SD and mean. The illness-night test checks the reported median, suppressed band, and z-score.
Composite weighting and calibration
lib/src/onehz/wellness/readiness_composite.dart, test/onehz/readiness_calibration_test.dart
HRV and RHR share a combined weight, while other inputs retain their weights. Before 14 prior nights, the score uses the uncalibrated logistic. At 14 or more nights, it uses MAD-based spread with a floor and median recentering capped at ±0.5. The result exposes calibration values, and tests cover weighting, calibration, and recentering.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Bug fix


Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 608c4

Readiness can vary depending on whether an unavailable RHR entry is included. This is a bounded scoring issue; restore the fixed weight before merging if possible.

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Readiness now avoids double-counting correlated HRV and RHR signals, personalizes the score after 14 nights with robust spread and capped median re-centring, and uses robust median/MAD baselines for lnRMSSD; diagnostics and tests cover the new behavior.

Sequence diagram for calibrated readiness computation

sequenceDiagram
    participant Caller
    participant Readiness as readinessComposite
    participant Combine as combineReadinessZ
    participant Calibrate as calibratedReadinessScore
    participant Diagnostics
    Caller->>Readiness: readinessComposite(inputs, compositeZHistory)
    Readiness->>Combine: combineReadinessZ(parts)
    Combine-->>Readiness: composite z and contributions
    Readiness->>Calibrate: calibratedReadinessScore(composite, compositeZHistory)
    alt Fewer than 14 prior nights
        Calibrate-->>Readiness: logistic score and calibrating status
    else At least 14 prior nights
        Calibrate-->>Readiness: score, sigma, raw centre, capped centre
    end
    Readiness->>Diagnostics: Readiness(score, compositeZ, calibration fields)
    Diagnostics-->>Caller: JSON with score and calibration diagnostics
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Flow diagram for personalized readiness scoring

flowchart TD
    A[Readiness inputs] --> B[Compute oriented z scores]
    B --> C[Combine HRV and RHR into one autonomic input]
    C --> D[Renormalize present weights]
    D --> E[Composite z]
    E --> F{At least 14 prior nights?}
    F -- No --> G[Uncalibrated logistic score]
    F -- Yes --> H[Median and MAD of prior composite z history]
    H --> I[Floor spread at 0.3 and cap centre at ±0.5]
    I --> J[Personalized logistic score]
    G --> K[Readiness diagnostics]
    J --> K
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Change Details Files
Personalize readiness score calibration using trailing composite-z spread and capped median re-centring.
  • Use at least 14 prior nights to compute MAD-based sigma with a 0.3 floor.
  • Map calibrated z values with the 0.65 logistic scale and cap median centre removal at ±0.5.
  • Expose calibration status, night count, sigma, and raw/effective centres in JSON and diagnostic notes.
  • Retain the original logistic mapping while history is still calibrating.
lib/src/onehz/wellness/readiness_composite.dart
Treat HRV and resting heart rate as a single autonomic signal in the readiness composite.
  • Average the oriented HRV/RHR z-scores and assign the group a combined 0.70 weight.
  • Split the group contribution evenly across whichever autonomic inputs are present, then renormalize all present weights.
  • Update driver calculations and explanatory diagnostics to reflect the grouped input.
lib/src/onehz/wellness/readiness_composite.dart
Make lnRMSSD readiness bands robust to isolated outlier nights.
  • Use the seven-night median and MAD-derived spread for z, SWC, and band classification.
  • Keep the classic mean/SD coefficient of variation for reporting.
  • Expose the rolling median alongside the existing mean.
lib/src/onehz/clinical/readiness_lnrmssd.dart
Add coverage for autonomic grouping, calibration behavior, capped re-centring, and robust lnRMSSD scoring.
  • Verify grouped weighting and single-member fallback behavior.
  • Test calibration thresholds, spread flooring, high-variance histories, and centre caps.
  • Test recovery from persistent step-downs and protection against an illness-night outlier.
test/onehz/readiness_calibration_test.dart

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final combined = combineReadinessZ(parts, autonomicWeight: [
for (final inp in inputs)
if (readinessAutonomicLabels.contains(inp.label)) inp.weight
].fold(0.0, (a, b) => a + b));

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Use a fixed autonomic weight, not one derived from the inputs passed in.

This code sums inp.weight only for the HRV/RHR entries in inputs. The result depends on which input objects the caller builds, not on which values are present. If a caller builds rhrInput(null, …), the group weight is 0.70. If a caller leaves the RHR entry out, the group weight is 0.40. The same night therefore gets two different composites. That contradicts the combineReadinessZ contract, which says the group carries the combined weight "whenever at least one of them is present". It also contradicts the note, which reports a constant 0.70. Use readinessAutonomicWeight here.

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--- "a/lib/src/onehz/wellness/readiness_composite.dart"
+++ "b/lib/src/onehz/wellness/readiness_composite.dart"
@@ -370,10 +370,7 @@
         : 'z (mean+SD fallback — MAD=0 on a quantized baseline)';
     details[inp.label] = 'oriented $method=${round6(oriented)}';
   }
-  final combined = combineReadinessZ(parts, autonomicWeight: [
-    for (final inp in inputs)
-      if (readinessAutonomicLabels.contains(inp.label)) inp.weight
-  ].fold(0.0, (a, b) => a + b));
+  final combined = combineReadinessZ(parts);
   final weightSum = combined.weightSum;
   final suffix = refusals.isEmpty ? '' : ' Refused: ${refusals.join('; ')}.';
   if (used.length < minInputs || weightSum < minWeightSum) {
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final combined = combineReadinessZ(parts, autonomicWeight: [
for (final inp in inputs)
if (readinessAutonomicLabels.contains(inp.label)) inp.weight
].fold(0.0, (a, b) => a + b));
final combined = combineReadinessZ(parts);
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Replace the input-derived autonomic weight passed to combineReadinessZ with the
fixed readinessAutonomicWeight. Keep the combined weight independent of which
input objects the caller supplies.

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abdulsaheel merged commit 77fe373 into main Oct 10, 2026
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