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strain: price every strain on the user's own quiet-waking level - #551
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All five strain sites subtracted the cost of being awake at the 0.20
HRR population reference: the pipeline headline, series.strain_curve,
the engine recompute, session/live scoring and the stored-strain
rescale. analytics made that level a required argument precisely so
callers would pass the user's own, but dailyQuietWakingHrr was never
called. That is a substituted default, and it is wrong in both
directions:
- Above 0.20, a day with no activity scores 7-12/21.
- Below 0.20 (fit users, low RHR), quiet minutes net negative against
exercise. A 45-min run at 145 bpm scored 0.00/21 for someone sitting
at 0.10 HRR, and the intraday curve climbed through the run and fell
back to 0 by bedtime.
The level:
- Each derived day measures its own level (dailyQuietWakingHrr over
>= 360 wake minutes) and persists it as `quiet_hrr`. It feeds later
days only, never the day itself.
- Strain is scored against the median of the trailing 28 prior
measured days, imports excluded. Both derive halves get the same
`valuesBefore('quiet_hrr', date)` window, so the pipeline headline,
the curve and the engine recompute cannot disagree.
- Sessions (save, retime, confirm, on-read re-score) read the same
window for the session's own local day (`personalQuietLevelBefore`).
The live gauge reads the level fresh for the session's own start day
and fills the gap (never moving a level a running session was scored
on); a resumed session's restored tally is re-scored as soon as it
lands.
- Scoring goes through analytics' strainScoreFromSeries /
strainCurveFromSeries. Minutes at or above 40 % HRR are never offset
by quiet time, and the curve's last point is the headline.
- Fewer than 3 prior levels: strain abstains with need_baseline (the
UI's "Need N more days"). 3-6 days: scored at lower confidence,
"calibrating". The 0.20 constant is no longer referenced in lib/.
- The net load above the level is persisted per day as `trimp_net`,
the input a CTL/ATL training-load read needs instead of gross TRIMP.
Keeping strain from going blank:
- One-shot `quiet_hrr_seed_v1` seeds existing installs' trailing
history from stored bundles (strain_curve's wake minutes joined to
hr_curve), off the UI isolate. It runs first in run(), ahead of
every early return, so a restored install with bundles but no 1 Hz
rows is seeded too. Without it, a version bump would re-derive only
a few days and every existing user's strain would go blank.
- A sweep prices every day on one frozen history snapshot, so a first
sync of a whole week would score every day with no level. A day whose
strain abstained on the quiet level while any earlier day exists
(unfinalized raw, or a stored level) gets a durable per-day
`quiet_repass:<date>` marker, written before its row. While marked,
the day is never finalized, so the raw prune holds it like any
unfinished day. Every run()/runDays() re-derives marked days that now
have a level, before the prune (held while a timezone change is
suspected, like the rescan). The marker clears only on proof: a
derive that completed both halves and is either no longer blocked on
the level or provably can never reach three levels from the data in
hand, or when its raw has aged out or the prune has cut into its
night. A failed or timed-out re-score, or the app dying between
passes, leaves the day for the next run. Marking never counts; the
unreachable proof counts with its reads ordered (derived set, then
levels) so a concurrent commit can only make it more cautious.
- The rescan signature fingerprints the dated quiet_hrr entries that
can feed any rescanned day's window, so a level moving under one
day's window re-prices it even when the overall count and median do
not move. The newest entry (normally today's, rewritten on every
light derive) is left out: it sits only in unfinalized days' windows.
- The v63 strain rescale stays on the lump form (only TRIMP and the
wake-minute count survive for those days), now at the personal
level. It retries rather than marking done while no level exists.
Before/after on the existing strain_resting_hr_source fixture (RHR 55,
300 min @62 + 60 min @130): 2.85 -> 8.55. Low-quiet day (RHR 50, 855
min @64 + 45 min @145): 0.00 -> 9.90 at their own level.
Requires kAlgoVersion bump (batched) and an analytics repin to the
commit adding strainScoreFromSeries / personalQuietWakingHrr /
netTrimpAboveQuiet. Until then this builds only against a local
analytics override.
Reviewer's GuideStrain is now priced against a user-specific quiet-waking level learned from prior qualifying days, with shared analytics scoring across daily and session paths, persisted net load, migration seeding, robust repass/retry behavior, and extensive integration coverage. Sequence diagram for personal quiet-level daily strain derivationsequenceDiagram
participant Engine as DerivationEngine
participant History as BaselineHistoryCache
participant Analytics as Analytics
participant Store as LocalDb
Engine->>Store: seedQuietHrrHistoryOnce()
Engine->>History: valuesBefore(quiet_hrr, date)
History-->>Engine: prior quiet_hrr values
Engine->>Analytics: personalQuietWakingHrr(history)
Analytics-->>Engine: QuietLevel or need_baseline
alt level available
Engine->>Analytics: strainScoreFromSeries(perMin, quietHrr)
Analytics-->>Engine: strain and trimp_net
Engine->>Store: persist quiet_hrr and trimp_net
else fewer than three prior levels
Engine->>Store: persist need_baseline and quiet_repass marker
end
Engine->>Engine: _quietLevelRepass()
Engine->>Store: retry marked days when a level becomes available
Sequence diagram for session and live strain scoringsequenceDiagram
participant User as UserSession
participant Repository as LocalRepository
participant Live as LiveWorkoutState
participant Quiet as personalQuietLevelBefore
participant Analytics as Analytics
UserSession->>Repository: computeManualSessionStats()
Repository->>Quiet: personalQuietLevelBefore(localStartDay)
Quiet-->>Repository: QuietLevel or absent
Repository->>Analytics: strainScoreFromSeries(perMin, quietHrr)
Analytics-->>Repository: session strain
UserSession->>Live: accrueHr()
Live->>Quiet: personalQuietLevelBefore(startTime)
Quiet-->>Live: fill missing quietHrr
Live->>Analytics: strainScoreFromSeries(perMin, quietHrr)
Analytics-->>Live: live strain gauge
Entity relationship diagram for persisted quiet-level strain metricserDiagram
DAY_RESULT {
string day_id PK
float strain
float trimp
}
METRIC_SERIES {
string date PK
string metric
float value
}
COMPUTE_FRESHNESS {
string key PK
}
DAY_RESULT ||--o{ METRIC_SERIES : persists
DAY_RESULT ||--o| COMPUTE_FRESHNESS : tracks_quiet_repass
Flow diagram for quiet-level migration and repass lifecycleflowchart TD
A[Stored bundles or decoded day data] --> B{quiet_hrr seed applied?}
B -- No --> C[seedQuietHrrHistoryOnce]
B -- Yes --> D[Derive days on frozen history]
C --> D
D --> E{Three prior measured levels?}
E -- No --> F[Persist need_baseline and quiet_repass marker]
E -- Yes --> G[Score above personal quiet level]
G --> H[Persist strain quiet_hrr and trimp_net]
F --> I[Hold raw data and retry on next run]
I --> J{Level available during repass?}
J -- Yes --> G
J -- No --> I
H --> K[Finalize and prune when settled]
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drafts: true📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughDaily strain now uses a personal quiet-waking HRR baseline derived from prior days. The change adds historical quiet-HRR seeding, baseline-aware rescans and retries, and updates manual, live, restored, and backfilled session scoring. ChangesPersonal quiet-HRR strain scoring
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant DerivationEngine
participant OneHzPipeline
participant Analytics
DerivationEngine->>OneHzPipeline: pass prior-day quiet_hrr history
OneHzPipeline->>Analytics: score HR series against personal quiet HRR
Analytics-->>OneHzPipeline: return strain result
OneHzPipeline-->>DerivationEngine: return derived metrics
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Strain scores for retained days may keep using an outdated personal quiet level after history changes or after the one-time seed. On installs with many imported or partial days, the seed may also permanently miss usable historical levels. Resolve these before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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### Comment 1
<location path="lib/compute/onehz_pipeline.dart" line_range="839" />
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+ // levels, strictly before today. Absent below three days — strain then
+ // abstains with the baseline grammar rather than pricing being awake at a
+ // population constant.
+ final quiet = personalQuietWakingHrr(d.quietHrrHistory);
// ── WHY the activity family is absent, named AT THE GATE THAT CAUSED IT ────
//
</code_context>
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**Pinned analytics API breaks builds**
When the PR is built or merged before the analytics PR is merged and `openstrap_analytics` is repinned, the new scoring call requires `personalQuietWakingHrr` and related APIs from the analytics PR, but this change does not update the pinned analytics dependency. A build resolving the repository's existing pin fails to compile at this call and other new API uses, blocking release until the pin is updated.
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<location path="lib/compute/strain_backfill.dart" line_range="199" />
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perMinuteHr,
restingHr: restingHr,
maxHr: hrMax,
+ quietHrr: quietHrr,
sex: workoutSex(sex) == 'female' ? ana.Sex.female : ana.Sex.male,
- );
</code_context>
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**Rescaled days lack net load**
When `backfillStrainScale` rescale handles historical days outside raw retention, `backfillStrainScale` persists only the `strain` series value and does not populate `trimp_net`, so downstream training-load reads see gaps for those days.
Persist the corresponding `trimp_net` value for each rescaled historical day.
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Needs a human reviewer. 2 findings to address first, and this changes strain scoring across the app and persists new quiet-level, net-load, and recalculated strain values in day results and metric history. Reverting the code would not remove those stored values, but the affected derived data is bounded and can be recomputed or backfilled.
Blocking findings: lib/compute/onehz_pipeline.dart:839, lib/compute/strain_backfill.dart:199
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- Around line 974-987: Update the strain calculation in the `strainMetric`
expression to use a scorer exported by the locked `openstrap_analytics` version,
preserving the current inputs and behavior; if no equivalent is available,
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- Around line 43-44: Update quietHrrFromStoredBundle to derive the heart-rate
ceiling with estimatedMaxHr using the current profile age instead of the stored
max_hr_used value. Add an ageYears parameter and pass it through
seedQuietHrrHistoryOnce to quietHrrFromStoredBundle, then supply the current
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- Around line 117-122: Update backfillStrainScale to resolve the quiet level
with personalQuietLevelBefore for each historical day being rescaled, so each
day uses the same prior-day baseline as live scoring.
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- Around line 6371-6374: Update the active-workout call to _fillLiveQuietLevel
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The one-time quiet_hrr seed priced each stored day on that bundle's max_hr_used, while the live derive prices it on estimatedMaxHr at the current profile age. After a birthday or a profile edit the two are on different scales, and the trailing median mixes them. The seed now uses the same ceiling as the live derive; without an age it seeds nothing and stays armed, as the live derive also abstains. The live gauge's quiet-level fill gets its own guard, so a failure there cannot skip the resting-HR refresh. The strain rescale's comment now states why one current level prices every rescaled day.
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🟠 Major · Include the newest entry when a later day can use it. · derivation_engine.dart:2559
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winInclude the newest entry when a later day can use it.
If the newest
quiet_hrrentry belongs to a completed prior day, excluding it hides changes to that day from the rescan signature. A later day can then keep a strain score based on the old level. Exclude an entry only when it cannot enter any rescan day's prior-day window.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 2805: Update the flow around seedQuietHrrHistoryOnce so any nonzero seed
refreshes the rolling artifact signature, including when every targeted day is
finalized and _quietLevelRepass derives no day; ensure rescanRecent detects the
changed baseline and revisits retained days.
Review comments at @lib/compute/quiet_level_seed.dart:
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…rescan gate The seed read only the newest window of result rows and dropped imports, skipped and partial rows afterwards, so a long import newer than the measured days filled the window, nothing was seeded, and the seed was marked done. It now selects measured days first (payload-free), applies the window to those, and reads each bundle on its own. A seed that wrote levels left the rolling artifact's signature as it was, so on a pass with nothing to derive rescanRecent saw no change and never re-scored the days the new levels price. The artifact is now refreshed after any nonzero seed, ahead of every early return, under its own guard.
The rescan signature left the newest quiet_hrr entry out on the assumption that only unfinalized days come after it. A day too short to write its own level (under 360 wake minutes) can follow it and be finalized, priced on that newest level; moving the level then never re-priced it. The newest entry is now left out only while no baseline series has a later day, which keeps today's rewrites from triggering a rescan. Also restores the missing space in `_rhr28 = await`.
…evel The golden's day has no quiet-level history, so strain abstains, as it did before. Only the absent metric's inputs_used changes, from the lump form's (trimp, wake_minutes, quiet_waking_hrr) to the series form's (hr_1hz, profile, quiet_waking_hrr_history). No number moves. Rides the kAlgoVersion bump this change already requires.
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Why
All five strain sites — the pipeline headline,
series.strain_curve, the engine recompute, session/live scoring and the stored-strain rescale — subtract the cost of being awake at the 0.20 HRR population reference. analytics made that level a required argument so callers would pass the user's own, butdailyQuietWakingHrris never called. It is wrong both ways: above 0.20 a day with no activity scores 7–12/21; below 0.20 (fit users, low RHR) quiet minutes net negative against exercise, so a 45-min run at 145 bpm scored 0.00/21 for someone sitting at 0.10 HRR, and the intraday curve fell back to 0 by bedtime.What changed
The level
dailyQuietWakingHrr, ≥ 360 wake minutes) and persists it asquiet_hrr; it feeds later days only, never itself.valuesBefore('quiet_hrr', date)window, so headline, curve and recompute cannot disagree.strainScoreFromSeries/strainCurveFromSeries: minutes ≥ 40 % HRR are never offset by quiet time.need_baseline(the UI's "Need N more days"); 3–6: lower confidence, "calibrating". The 0.20 constant is no longer referenced inlib/.trimp_net(the input a CTL/ATL training-load read needs instead of gross TRIMP).Keeping strain from going blank
quiet_hrr_seed_v1seeds existing installs' trailing history from stored bundles (strain_curvewake minutes joined tohr_curve), off the UI isolate, first thing inrun()so a restored install with no 1 Hz rows is seeded too.quiet_repass:<date>marker (written before its row); while marked it is never finalized, so the existing raw prune holds it like any unfinished day, and everyrun()/runDays()re-derives marked days that now have a level, before the prune (held while a timezone change is suspected, like the rescan). The marker clears only on proof: a complete derive that is no longer blocked, or that provably can never reach three levels, or when its raw has aged out or the prune has cut into its night. A failed or timed-out re-score, or the app dying between passes, leaves the day for the next run.quiet_hrrentries that can feed a rescanned day's window (minus the newest, which only unfinalized days read), so a level moving under one day re-prices it.Before / after (user-visible)
Intraday strain no longer falls back after a workout because of a quiet evening below the user's level.
Tests
New:
strain_quiet_level_test(pipeline/engine pricing, abstain grammar, calibrating, idempotence, low-quiet regression, curve end == headline),quiet_hrr_seed_test,quiet_level_engine_test(realrun()/runDays()over decoded 1 Hz rows: a first-sync week, injected repass failure and process death between passes, a second-half timeout on the re-score, the 359/360-minute boundary, NULL replacement of persisted rows, prune-truncated owed days, and deterministic interleavings for the owed/unreachable checks), plus signature regressions inreadiness_baseline_pollution_test. Updated: tests that assert strain now pass a quiet history (tonight_sleep_testkeeps its strict "asleep scores higher" assertion with a level below the waking minutes).flutter analyzeclean; fullflutter test --concurrency=1green except the sibling-pin check, which fails only under a local analytics override and passes once pinned.Dependencies / merge order
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Replace population-reference strain pricing with a personal quiet-waking baseline across daily, intraday, session, live, and historical scoring.
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