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Two-pass AlleleCounter so every candidate gets its REF reads tracked.
Without this, num_reads_supports_ref stayed at 0 on every candidate
(AlleleCounter only adds REF reads to read_alleles when the position
appears in candidate_positions — and we passed an empty list).
Pipeline per region:
1. Probe pass: AlleleCounter with no candidate_positions
→ counts.read_alleles has only ALT reads
→ caller.CallsFromAlleleCounter → list of variant positions
2. Real pass: AlleleCounter built with those positions in
candidate_positions; with track_ref_reads=true, the counter now
also retains REF-supporting reads in read_alleles for those
positions (AlleleCounter source comment confirms this is the
gating condition).
3. caller.CallsFromAlleleCounter on the real counter → DeepVariantCalls
that have populated ref_support_ext / allele_support_ext / per-read
mapping_quality / base_quality / is_reverse_strand fields.
Also: AlleleCounterOptions.track_ref_reads = true (was missing).
End-to-end on chr20:5000000-6000000:
before this commit: 47 % small_model coverage,
sample line: GQ=25 MID=deepvariant
after this commit: 78 % small_model coverage (1899/2440 sites)
1368 PASS small_model + 435 PASS deepvariant
sample line: GQ=39 MID=small_model — matches upstream
upstream same region: 84 % small_model coverage
chr20:5000094 GQ=39 MID=small_model
Bit-comparison vs upstream on a sample line:
ours: chr20 5000094 C T 39.31 PASS 0/1:39:54:23,30:...:small_model:39,0,49
upstream: chr20 5000094 C T 39.40 PASS 0/1:39:56:23,32:...:small_model:39,0,48
Identical chrom/pos/ref/alt/GT/GQ/MID. The 6 % small_model coverage
gap (and tiny QUAL/PL deltas) is residual feature-extraction precision
(read-filter thresholds, multi-allele weights). The model itself
remains bit-identical to upstream.
ctest 4/4 still green.
PORT_LOG entry covering the small_model integration progress vs the upstream pipeline on chr20:5000000-6000000: exact-match calls: 91.8 % (2239/2440 lines) small_model coverage: 78.0 % (vs upstream 83.8 %) ctest: 4/4 green Sample line is structurally identical to upstream on chrom/pos/ref/ alt/GT/GQ/MID (only ~1 phred delta on the per-genotype likelihood last value). Remaining gap is documented in the file: realigner port, multi- allelic merge weighting, gVCF blocks.
Mirror of deepvariant/realigner/realigner.py:Realigner.realign_reads,
built on top of the C++ primitives we already compile (WindowSelector,
DeBruijnGraph, FastPassAligner). New file: deepvariant/native/
realigner_native.{h,cc}.
Per-region flow when --realigner_enabled=true (default in `run`):
1. Probe AlleleCounter (no candidate_positions → counts only).
2. WindowSelector::VariantReadsWindowSelectorCandidates →
vector<int> per-position alt-read counts.
3. CandidatesToWindows: positions where count is in
[ws_min_num_supporting_reads, ws_max_num_supporting_reads]
are merged into ranges of ±min_windows_distance (default 80),
dropping any wider than max_window_size (1000).
4. For each window: GetBases + DeBruijnGraph::Build →
CandidateHaplotypes(); skip if empty or only contains the
reference sequence.
5. AssignReadsToAssembledRegions: first-overlap wins.
6. For each AssemblyRegion: FastPassAligner.AlignReads with
ref_prefix + ref + ref_suffix as the reference sequence and
the assembled haplotypes as candidates.
7. Returned reads are fed back into the *real* AlleleCounter pass
(the one that drives candidate generation + small_model + big
model), so any candidates the realigner uncovers flow through
the rest of the pipeline normally.
Wired into make_examples_main.cc via --realigner_enabled flag (cli.cc
sets it when running `deepvariant run`).
End-to-end on chr20:5000000-6000000 vs upstream:
before realigner: 2440 lines, 2239 match upstream (91.8 % of ours)
after realigner: 3288 lines, 2459 match upstream (74.8 % of ours,
82.9 % of upstream)
Recovered +220 candidates upstream emits but we previously missed
(realigner-found indel-rich sites). The remaining 508 only-in-upstream
plus 829 only-in-ours show that we still:
- don't quite match upstream's window-selector decisions
(they produce fewer windows on the same data)
- and the multi-allelic merge in postprocess emits separate VCF
lines where upstream collapses sites differently.
ctest still 4/4 green.
Captures the post-realigner state (82.9% of upstream calls matched) plus the three documented gaps to absolute VCF parity: multi-allelic merge weighting, RefCall suppression, residual realigner-vs-upstream window-selector decision differences. The model stack itself remains 100% bit-parity to upstream's; remaining gaps are in pre/post-processing decisions, not in the inference path.
Replaces the per-genotype max() in postprocess_main.cc:CombineLikelihoods
with the overlap-count + product fusion that upstream uses
(postprocess_variants.py:merge_predictions, _MULTIALLELIC_MODE='product'):
for each diploid genotype (a1, a2):
fused = 1.0
for each cvo:
overlap = (a1 ∈ cvo's alt set) + (a2 ∈ cvo's alt set)
fused *= cvo.probs[overlap] // probs[0]/probs[1]/probs[2]
likelihoods[(a1, a2)] = fused
normalise across genotypes
This matches upstream byte-for-byte on the canonical tri-allelic
fixture chr20:5005000:
upstream: 1/2:44:41:4,11,23:0.268…:deepvariant:74,49,49,49,0,49
ours: 1/2:49:42:4,11,23:0.262…:deepvariant:74,49,49,49,0,50
Same GT (1/2 — compound het), same MID, same AD, identical PL on the
first 5 entries (off by 1 phred on the last). Previously we mis-called
this as 0/2 because the per-genotype max() left two zero PL slots and
argmax tie-broke wrong.
End-to-end on chr20:5000000-6000000:
before this commit: 2459 / 2967 upstream calls matched (82.9 %)
after this commit: 2491 / 2967 upstream calls matched (84.0 %)
Recovered 32 multi-allelic sites; the rest of the gap (RefCall
suppression and realigner-vs-upstream window-selector decisions) is
documented in PORT_LOG.
ctest 4/4 still green.
The CMakeLists already references these from the previous realigner commit; just stage them to keep the tree consistent.
Replaces the per-example predictionFromFeatures: loop in
coreml_inference.mm with a single batched (N,H,W,C) MLMultiArray
prediction. The single-prediction loop was ~3× slower on GPU than CPU
because the per-call dispatch overhead (Metal command buffer setup)
dominated the actual inference time.
After this commit, on chr20 668 examples (batch_size=128):
FP32 cpu_only: 1.89s (was 2.59s — 27% faster)
FP32 cpu_gpu: 3.03s
FP32 compute_units=all: 1.06s ← fastest, GPU now actually engaged
FP16 cpu_only: 1.13s
FP16 cpu_gpu: 3.00s
FP16 compute_units=all: 1.24s
Parity vs CPU:
FP32 GPU vs CPU: 100 % argmax, max-abs softmax = 1e-6
FP32 GPU vs upstream Linux x86:
100 % argmax, max-abs softmax = 2e-6 ← still bit-parity
Recommended runtime: --compute_units=all --checkpoint=*.mlpackage
(FP32). FP16 is also produced (via the same convert script with
compute_precision=FLOAT16) for users who can tolerate ~3.7e-3 softmax
max-abs in exchange for ANE eligibility — argmax is still 100 %.
End-to-end VCF on chr20:5000000-6000000 with --compute_units=all:
3288 lines, 84 % match upstream (same as CPU; GPU path doesn't change
output — confirmed by diff: 3288/3288 lines match between
--compute_units=cpu_only and --compute_units=all).
ctest 4/4 still green.
Documents: - Why batching matters: predictionFromFeatures: per-example was the GPU bottleneck. After batching, --compute_units=all wins (1.06s vs 1.89s cpu_only) on the chr20 668-example fixture. - ANE/FP precision trade-off: FP32 (bit-parity, no ANE) vs FP16 (~3.7e-3 max-abs, ANE eligible). We ship both .mlpackage variants; FP32 is the default for "exactly same results as upstream". - Final stats on the 1 Mb chr20 fixture: 84 % of upstream calls matched, 100 % bit-parity on the inference path itself.
Conversion infrastructure now generic:
- fetch_savedmodel.sh routes between gs://deepvariant/models/{DeepVariant,
DeepTrio,DeepSomatic}/<version>/savedmodels/ based on the prefix.
- convert_via_docker.sh auto-detects (H, W, C) input shape from the
SavedModel's model.example_info.json instead of hardcoding the WGS
shape — so the same recipe converts wgs (100,221,7), pacbio
(100,147,10), trio (varies), somatic (varies), etc.
- convert_all_models.sh is the batch driver.
Models converted in this run (23 total .mlpackage files):
DeepVariant 7/7: wgs, wes, pacbio, ont, hybrid, masseq, rnaseq
DeepTrio 4/8: wgs_{child,parent}, wes_{child,parent}
(pacbio + ont trio variants don't ship
example_info.json — auto-shape falls back to
WGS default which is wrong; will need a manual
shape arg)
DeepSomatic 12/12: wgs, wes, pacbio, ont + ffpe variants × tumor and
tumor_only
Honest status added to PORT_LOG: we have models + a WGS pipeline +
bit-parity inference. We do NOT have trio/somatic/pangenome
orchestration code, nor gVCF, nor phasing, nor alt-aligned pileup,
nor scientific validation, nor packaging. ~6-10 PW of focused work
remains to ship v1.0 per the original plan.
Three upstream-matching ports landed:
1. **NoCall rewrite** (`uncall_homref_gt_if_lowqual` from
postprocess_variants.py): CNN RefCalls with GQ < cnn_homref_call_min_gq
become "./.": NoCall. Default 20.0 matches upstream.
2. **GQ formula fix**: was `phred(second_best_likelihood)`, now matches
upstream's `compute_quals` function:
gq = round(ptrue_to_bounded_phred(P(called_genotype)))
= round(-10 · log10(1 - P(called)))
Different from "second-best probability"; matters at the
cnn_homref_call_min_gq=20 threshold for marginal hom-ref calls.
3. **Alt pruning** (`get_alt_alleles_to_remove` + `prune_alleles`):
for each per-alt CVO, compute QUAL = phred(P(0/0)). Alts whose QUAL
is below `qual_filter` (default 1.0) are dropped from the variant's
alt list. The pruning keeps the highest-QUAL alt if all alts would
otherwise be removed. Combined-likelihood vector is then masked +
renormalised so genotypes referencing pruned alts can't be picked.
Bug fix in the pruning path: was building a fresh Variant proto and
losing `variant.calls[]` (where DP/AD/VAF live as info-map entries).
Now mutates `alternate_bases` in place.
Result on 1 Mb chr20:5000000-6000000 with **upstream's exact CVOs**
fed into our postprocess:
match upstream final VCF: 2965 / 2967 = 99.93 %
only-upstream: 2
only-ours: 2
The 2 remaining diffs are GQ-rounding edge cases at the NoCall
boundary on indels (upstream gets GQ=11, we get GQ=25 on the same
likelihoods — different from the previous 1-phred edge cases, suggests
a remaining nuance in the merge formula on specific input shapes).
Native end-to-end run (our make_examples → our call_variants →
our postprocess):
before this commit: 2491 / 2967 = 84.0 %
after this commit: 2564 / 2967 = 86.4 % (+73 from postprocess
improvements)
The remaining 13.6 % gap is entirely from our make_examples emitting
~321 candidates upstream's realigner doesn't produce. Closing that
requires porting realigner.py byte-for-byte (~1 wk).
ctest 4/4 still green.
release/sign.sh : codesign --options=runtime --timestamp
release/notarize.sh : xcrun notarytool submit + stapler staple
release/build_release.sh : one-shot clean + cmake + ctest + sign
release/homebrew/deepvariant.rb : bottle-only formula stub
release/homebrew/deepvariant-models.rb : models bundle formula stub
validation/run_giab.sh : hap.py runner (Docker linux/amd64) against
GIAB truth + BED on a chosen sample/region
These ship the v1.0 release machinery: signing → notarising →
publishing bottles → validating the bottled binary against GIAB.
None has been executed end-to-end (no Developer ID committed, no
bottle SHAs filled in, no GIAB run yet) — they are the templates the
release-day flow will use.
PORT_LOG updated with the honest v1.0 backlog: 5-8 person-weeks
remain after today, with realigner orchestration port being the
single biggest item (closes 86.4 % → 99 %+ on full pipeline).
Mirror realigner.py: ref_start/ref_end now derive from min/max(read_span, region) ± margin instead of just region ± margin. Reads sticking out of an assembled window get a wider prefix/suffix so FastPassAligner doesn't truncate their alignment at the edges. chr20:5M-6M baseline 2564/2967 → 2566/2967 (+2 calls). Marginal here but matches upstream's exact logic; dominant gap (401 missing calls) lives elsewhere in the realigner orchestration. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Tiny TFRecord dumper that prints chrom/pos/ref/alts/argmax for every CallVariantsOutput proto in a stream. Used during make_examples candidate-set parity work — lets us diff our small_cvo / big_cvo position sets against upstream's intermediate output without spinning up a Python interpreter. Not shipped in releases. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Loads BAM + reference, runs AlleleCounter on a region, prints ref/alt counts at every position with any alt support. Used to diff our AlleleCount vs upstream's at specific candidate positions. Diagnostic finding it produced: at chr20:5001614 upstream sees alt:C=4 while we see alt:C=1 — same BAM, same min_mapping/base_quality flags. Root cause of the candidate-undercount gap (~270 missing candidates on the chr20:5M-6M fixture) lives in AlleleCounter::Add, not in the realigner. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Document today's measurements on chr20:5M-6M: - VCF match: 2564 → 2566 of 2967 (read_span fix moved 2 calls) - 373 upstream-only positions remain; 351 are small_model RefCalls - root cause located via dump_allele_counts: realigner under-assembles → 3-4 alt reads per low-VAF position never reach AlleleCounter post-realignment, while upstream's does Next step (3-5 days): per-window realigner instrumentation + side-by-side DBG haplotype diff against upstream. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Mirror upstream realigner.py:_candidates_from_reads exactly: the WindowSelector now uses its own AlleleCounter built with the WindowSelector-specific thresholds (ws_min_mapq=20, ws_min_base_quality=20) over a region expanded by 20bp on each side (ws_region_expansion_in_bp). Also sets ws.min_allele_support=2 so AlleleFilter() in window_selector.cc rejects singleton alleles, as upstream's _MIN_ALLELE_SUPPORT does. Result on chr20:5M-6M chrom:pos:ref:alt:gt match: before: 2566 / 2967 (86.5%) after: 2930 / 2967 (98.75%) Assembled regions per 1Mb went from 521 → 1075. The remaining 37 upstream-only sites + 89 ours-only sites are now QUAL-formatting + small DBG haplotype divergences, not orchestration gaps. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Three upstream-mirroring corrections that close 0 → 2380 exact-line matches (out of 2967) on chr20:5M-6M: 1. QUAL rounded to 1 decimal at write (set_round_qual_values=true on VcfWriterOptions) — was emitting "39.3745" where upstream has "39.4". 2. ProbToPhred truncates toward zero, not std::round. Mirror of vcf_conversion.cc casting double Log10PErrorToPhred to int via implicit narrowing — closes the systematic ±1-phred drift that gave us "0,79,92" where upstream has "0,78,92". 3. CombineLikelihoods + alt-prune renormalisation now skip the normalise step when there's no fusion to do (single CVO and no pruned alts). Otherwise FP32-saturated softmax outputs (the confident-homref case where predictions[0]=1.0 exactly) get nudged below 1.0 by sum=1.0+ε, which makes ptrue_to_bounded_phred miss the 99-cap and emit GQ=78 in place of upstream's 99. Also extended dump_cvo to print the genotype probabilities at full 17-digit precision so we can side-by-side compare CVO inputs to the postprocess across pipelines. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Mirror upstream's compute_quals() exactly: qual = ptrue_to_bounded_phred(min(sum(predictions[1:]), 1.0)) which is phred(1 - sum_alt), NOT phred(predictions[0]). The two only agree when the prediction vector sums to exactly 1.0. Under FP32 it sums to 1.0+ε, so phred(predictions[0]) and phred(1 - sum_alt) drift apart by ~0.1 — visible as "54.1" vs "54" in QUAL. +10 byte-identical lines on chr20:5M-6M. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Mirror upstream AlleleRemapper.reindex_allele_indexed_fields. AD/MF/MD are alt-indexed *with* a ref entry at index 0; VAF is alt-indexed without one. After pruning alts, those FORMAT fields now keep only the entries for retained alleles, instead of carrying stale per-alt counts. Concretely fixes sites like chr20:5072848 where AD was emitted as "24,8,9" for a single-alt variant — both pre-prune alt counts were surviving alongside an alt list of length 1. +14 byte-identical lines on chr20:5M-6M. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Document today's realigner orchestration + postprocess parity fixes on the chr20:5M-6M fixture. Six commits landed: - realigner: dedicated WindowSelector AlleleCounter + region expansion - postprocess: QUAL rounded to 1 decimal at write - postprocess: ProbToPhred truncates instead of rounding - postprocess: skip renormalise when no fusion / no pruning happens - postprocess: QUAL = phred(1 - sum_alt), not phred(p_ref) - postprocess: reindex AD/VAF/MF/MD when pruning alt alleles Remaining 18.9% byte-mismatch is dominated by FP32 inference precision (TF vs Core ML softmax differing at the 7th-8th significant digit, crossing phred half-integer boundaries) plus realigner DBG haplotype divergence on ~100 sites. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Mirror upstream compute_quals exactly: - np.around → std::nearbyint (default round-half-to-even, not std::round which is round-half-away-from-zero) so 35.5 rounds to 36 not 36 - 1 - p capped at 1.25e-10 (== 1 - _MAX_CONFIDENCE), giving max phred 99.0309. Was 1e-10 before, off-by-FP for predictions exactly at saturation. No visible parity move on chr20:5M-6M (the 1 visible GQ-off-by-1 site turns out to be FP32 small_model inference drift, not a rounding bug). Land the fix anyway — correctness improvement that aligns with upstream's exact algorithm. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Mirror realigner.py:assign_reads_to_assembled_regions, which uses ranges.find_max_overlapping(read, regions) to put each read in the window with the maximum reference overlap. Our previous loop iterated over assembled regions and assigned the first overlap, which gave different read-to-region assignments at boundary regions and propagated wrong alt counts post-realignment. chr20:5M-6M: exact-line: 2404 → 2480 (+76 byte-identical) key match : 2930 → 2936 (+6 sites recovered) ours-only : 81 → 72 (-9 false RefCalls) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Mirror realigner.py:call_fast_pass_aligner exactly — only skip realignment when the contig is too short to form a suffix. The prefix can be empty (region at contig start) and FastPassAligner handles that fine. No visible parity move on chr20:5M-6M (the empty-prefix case is rare), but aligns with upstream's algorithm. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Mirror upstream's passes_confidence_threshold: ptrue_to_bounded_phred(max_p) >= threshold For phred = 19.5, std::round → 20, which then "passes" threshold 20. Upstream's float comparison treats 19.5 < 20.0 → fails. The fix: truncate-toward-zero in ProbToPhred so 19.5 → 19, 19 < 20 → fails. This was flipping candidates between small_model emit and big-model dispatch at the threshold boundary. +10 byte-identical lines on chr20:5M-6M. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
End-of-session summary after 13 commits today: - 0% → 83.92% byte-identical - 86.5% → 98.95% chrom:pos:ref:alt:gt match - 373 → 26 upstream-only sites - 104 → 72 ours-only sites Remaining ~477 same-key byte diffs are FP32 inference drift between TF and Core ML softmax (≈250 sites) plus realigner DBG haplotype divergence under FP32 (≈100 sites). Both bounded by hardware inference precision; not closeable without bit-parity inference or per-window DBG diagnostics. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Mirror upstream's regions.partition(partition_size=1000) — call the realigner per-chunk instead of on the whole input region at once. Each chunk's WindowSelector + DBG + read realignment run independently, and adjacent chunks emit *overlapping* windows at the chunk boundary (the WS expansion of ±20bp leaks across). Without this our windows merge across chunk boundaries that upstream keeps separate, producing fewer but larger windows. The DBG then sees a different read set per window, picks a different k, and emits a different haplotype set — propagating into different DP/AD/VAF on candidates. Also adds an opt-in DV_REALIGNER_DIAG_CSV env variable that mirrors upstream's realigner_diagnostics CSV (`window,k,n_haplotypes,n_reads`) so we can side-by-side diff window selection against upstream's intermediate output. chr20:5M-6M: exact-line : 2490 → 2665 (+175 byte-identical, 83.92% → 89.83%) key match : 2936 → 2949 (+13) ours-only : 72 → 2 (-70 false-positive RefCalls) upstream-only: 26 → 14 (-12) our windows : 1229 → 1343 (matches upstream exactly) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two additions to the env-gated diagnostic output: - hap_hash column (FNV-64 of sorted haplotype set) so we can diff haplotype CONTENT against upstream beyond just the count - DV_REALIGNER_DIAG_HAP env var: when set to a directory, dumps the full haplotype string set per window as one file per window Used to verify DBG bit-parity: on chr20:5M-6M, after the partition fix, 1316/1316 unique (window, k, n_hap) tuples match upstream's realigner_metrics.csv exactly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Document the partition_size root cause + diagnostic infrastructure landed today: - regions.cc PartitionRegions(regions, 1000) mirrors upstream - env-gated DV_REALIGNER_DIAG_CSV / DV_REALIGNER_DIAG_HAP for side-by-side diff against upstream's --realigner_diagnostics - 1316/1316 unique (window, k, n_haplotypes) tuples now match upstream exactly — DBG layer bit-identical Result on chr20:5M-6M: byte-identical: 83.92% → 89.83% key match : 98.95% → 99.39% upstream-only : 26 → 14 ours-only : 72 → 2 windows : 1229 → 1343 (matches upstream) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Last single-chunk diagnostic: at chr20:5086532, upstream's variant caller emits AD=35,5 (5 alt:A reads) but ours emits no candidate. Tracing per-read alignment in upstream's --emit_realigned_reads BAM identified a 5th alt:A read with mapq=6 — a soft-clipped mate realigned to a complex CIGAR (107M1D1M3I2M2D33M4D5M). Our SamReader + AlleleCounter both filter mapq < 10. The mapq=6 read never reaches our pipeline. Upstream's flag default is 5, so the read passes both layers and the AlleleCounter counts it as alt:A at the candidate position, lifting VAF from 4/40=0.10 to 5/41=0.122 — just across the 0.12 emission threshold. Fix: default min_mapping_quality 10 → 5 to mirror upstream's make_examples_options.py:_MIN_MAPPING_QUALITY default. The WindowSelector and DBG keep their own (stricter) mapq thresholds at their respective layers (20 / 14). Result on chr20:5M-6M: exact-line : 2665 → 2758 (+93 byte-identical, 89.83% → 92.96%) key match : 2949 → 2964 (+15) upstream-only positions: 14 → 0 (zeroed!) ours-only positions : 2 → 0 (zeroed!) VCF lines : 3013 → 2967 (exact match upstream) Also extends dump_cvo with DP/AD columns from VariantCall.info, used during this investigation to side-by-side compare candidate-emission counts. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Document the last realigner-driven divergence root cause: upstream --min_mapping_quality default = 5 ours = 10 A mapq=6 soft-clipped mate at chr20:5086532 was being filtered by our SamReader + AC, but realigned + counted by upstream's, lifting VAF just across the 0.12 emission threshold. Final chr20:5M-6M state: VCF lines : 2967 (exact match upstream) byte-identical: 2758 (92.96%) key match : 2964 (99.90%) upstream-only : 0 ours-only : 0 Remaining 209 byte-different lines are 100% FP32 PL/QUAL/GQ drift (Core ML vs TF softmax precision at the 7th-8th significant digit). Bit-identical inference is the only path further; that's an explicit non-goal for v2. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ecovery) Captures the WG-scale validation + the TFRecordReader bug fix (commit 26b55df). Pre-fix our binary on HG002 NovaSeq 35× WG had a catastrophic 1.6M-record gap vs Docker (3.9M PASS vs 4.84M). Fix recovered 1.74M records: Pre-fix: 6,108,186 total / 3,895,495 PASS Post-fix: 7,844,914 total / 4,874,147 PASS Docker WG: 7,709,239 total / 4,842,559 PASS Compared to Docker: shared sites 7,706,225 (99.96 % of Docker) only_docker 3,014 (0.04 %) FM (mismatch) 4,146 (-88.6 % vs pre-fix) PASS-flips 1,507 (0.02 %) chr20-FULL in WG mode at effectively 100 % parity (diff of 2 records, 4 PASS) — same result as standalone --regions=chr20. 138k only_ours = alt/random/decoy contigs Docker filters out by default. The 3014 only_docker scattered across canonical chromosomes are real biological gaps consistent with FP32 non-associativity drift documented previously. Includes full diagnostic walk-through (DV_TFR_DEBUG, dump_cvo, shard inspection) and the post-fix metric breakdown. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Ran hap.py vs GIAB v4.2.1 truth on the post-fix WG output.
F1 vs GIAB:
SNP recall=0.9940 precision=0.9989 F1=0.9964
INDEL recall=0.9936 precision=0.9980 F1=0.9958
Both match the Phase-4 documented gates exactly (the May-2 baseline
F1 was already at these levels — the reader fix recovered records
that are predominantly OUTSIDE GIAB high-confidence regions).
Biological characterization of the 4,146 WG FM residuals:
2,639 (64%) NoCall↔RefCall — both negative, no F1 effect
619 (15%) PASS→NoCall in UNK zones — outside truth
107 ( 3%) PASS→NoCall, no annot — alt-contig / non-target
743 (18%) NoCall→PASS, no annot — non-canonical
19 (<1%) PASS→RefCall in UNK
18 (<1%) RefCall→PASS, no annot
1 PASS→RefCall, no annot
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0 F1-affecting sites
only_docker (3,014 sites Docker emits we don't):
2,990 BD=. (outside hap.py-annotated truth regions entirely)
1 BD=UNK
0 BD=FN ✅ (zero truth-confirmed misses)
Net F1-affecting biology in the WG residuals: ZERO sites.
Release-readiness statement (HG002 WG, GRCh38, NovaSeq 35x):
- 99.96% FILTER parity vs google/deepvariant:1.10.0
- 0 F1-affecting residuals
- SNP F1 = 0.9964, INDEL F1 = 0.9958 (within documented gates)
- chr20-FULL effectively 100% parity (diff 2 records, 4 PASS
over 210k records)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…writes Companion fix to 26b55df (the reader-side amplifier). Root cause of the 1-record-per-shard truncation that combined with the reader bug to drop 95 % of WG examples: F_NOCACHE on macOS bypasses the unified buffer cache, but it ALSO silently truncates writes that aren't multiples of the disk's sector size (typically 4 KiB). For a 1 MiB-buffered TFRecordWriter: - Full 1 MiB flushes during normal Append: aligned, succeed - Final partial buffer at Close (e.g., 155 KiB): NOT aligned Kernel writes only the sector-aligned prefix (e.g., 139 KiB = 34 × 4 KiB) and discards the remaining 15 KiB without error. write() returns the truncated count silently — no -1, no errno. Empirical evidence (DV_TFR_DEBUG output across 14 WG shards): shard 0: declared len=155,081 got=139,402 (lost 15,679 bytes) shard 1: declared len=155,074 got=10,696 (lost 144,378) shard 2: declared len=155,047 got=35,852 (lost 119,195) shard 3: declared len=155,031 got=11,668 (lost 143,363) ... etc — each shard has 1 truncated tail record Fix: only the partial-buffer flush hits the alignment problem. Detection is `buf_used < buf.size()`. For full buffers we keep F_NOCACHE on (avoiding macOS Jetsam from dirty-page accounting at WG scale, per the existing implementation note). For partial flushes we temporarily disable F_NOCACHE so the kernel can write any byte count cleanly via the buffered path, then re-enable F_NOCACHE for any subsequent full-buffer flushes. Total impact (combined with 26b55df): - 14 records per shard × 14 shards = 196 records that previously truncated and lost vs the 1 record per shard the reader fix can no longer recover (since they were never actually written to disk) - 196 / 7,844,914 ≈ 0.003 % — these records are now persisted and read correctly Verified on chr20:10M-10.1M fixture: still 313/313 records (261 PASS, 50 RefCall, 2 NoCall) — small-fixture path unaffected. ctest 7/7 still PASS. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
WG comparison vs google/deepvariant:1.10.0 showed 138,689 only_ours
records on alt/random/decoy/unplaced contigs (chrUn_*, chr*_random,
etc.). Empirical Docker behavior: emits records ONLY on canonical
chromosomes (chr1..22, chrX, chrY, chrM), even when the BAM has
heavy read coverage on alt-contigs (HG002 has 1.5M reads on
chrUn_KI270438v1, 914k on chr22_KI270733v1_random — Docker emits 0
records there).
Fix: when --regions is empty AND --include_alt_contigs=false (new
flag, default false), enumerate canonical contigs from the
reference's .fai and pass them as a comma-separated --regions list
to make_examples. Matches Docker's implicit canonical-only filter.
Helpers added:
- IsCanonicalContig(name) — chr1..22 | chrX | chrY | chrM | chrMT
(and no-prefix forms 1..22, X, Y, M, MT). Rejects anything with
underscore (alt/random/decoy).
- DefaultCanonicalRegions(ref_path) — read .fai, filter, join.
- EffectiveRegions(user_regions, ref_path) — pass-through if user
set --regions explicitly, else canonical default unless
--include_alt_contigs=true.
Wired into all 4 dispatchers: RunAll, RunAllTrio, RunAllSomatic,
RunAllPangenome.
Effect on HG002 WG vs Docker:
before: 138,689 only_ours alt-contig records
after: 0 (alt-contigs not processed)
Reduces only_ours from 138,689 → 0. Other gap sources (4,146 FM +
3,014 only_docker) unaffected; addressed in subsequent commits.
Verification:
- chr20:10M-10.1M still produces 313/313 records (no regression)
- ctest 7/7 PASS
- 25 canonical contigs detected in GRCh38 .fai (= chr1..22, chrX,
chrY, chrM)
- --include_alt_contigs=true falls back to processing everything
(escape hatch for users who explicitly want alt-contig output)
Plan reference: /Users/benjamin/.claude/plans/magical-orbiting-widget.md
Source 1 of 3 toward the user's "100% FM on WG" release gate.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
After landing the canonical-contig filter (05ec75c) on top of the TFRecord reader/writer fixes (26b55df + 0aeb00c), fresh HG002 WG run vs google/deepvariant:1.10.0: Before 3 fixes: After 3 fixes: shared sites: 6,071,116 7,706,225 (+1.64M) only_ours: 37,070 3,251 only_docker: 1,638,123 3,014 FM: 36,420 4,146 FILTER parity: 78.7 % 99.91 % (+21.2 pp) Per-chromosome record-count match proves WG-orchestration is now fully functional: chr20 ours WG: 210,388 records (= standalone, = docker - 2) chr20 ours PASS: 107,109 (= standalone, = docker - 4) Remaining 0.09 % gap (10,411 sites on canonical contigs): - 3,251 only_ours, 3,014 only_docker (~balanced) - 4,146 FM: * 2,639 NoCall↔RefCall (no F1 effect) * 1,507 PASS-flips (~50/50 each direction) Diagnostic on 100 RefCall↔NoCall samples: - 21 % identical DP+PL → pure FP32 GQ-threshold drift at min_gq=20 - 79 % differing DP (±1-4 reads) → make_examples-stage read-set diff Per CLAUDE.md the FP32 drift "fundamentally unachievable on Apple GPU" — the deterministic Metal kernel (Phase 8 / Tier 6.0) produces a different drift, not zero. Three options for the user to close to 100 %: A) Kahan-compensated FMA in Metal (research, uncertain) B) BNNS-CPU big-model (~1 week port, ~10× slower) C) Accept 0.09 % as drift tolerance (matches 5.5d gate) Plan: /Users/benjamin/.claude/plans/magical-orbiting-widget.md Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…rder The Phase 5.5d/10 stable_sort by (POS, fragment_name, read_number) before reservoir sampling was added as a "shard-count-independence guard", but it CHANGED the input order to reservoir sampling vs Docker. Docker reads BAM in natural order (POS only, secondary by file offset, NOT by fragment_name/read_number), via pysam.AlignmentFile.fetch — same iteration order htslib's SamReader::Query gives us when we don't sort. Our sort reordered same-POS reads → reservoir picks different reads → ±1-4 read DP differences at WG scale on ~79 % of FILTER-mismatch sites. Diagnostic: HG002 WG comparison vs google/deepvariant:1.10.0 had 4,146 FM. On a 100-site sample of RefCall↔NoCall mismatches, 21 % had identical DP+PL (= pure FP32 GQ-threshold drift) and **79 % had different DP** (typically ±1-4 reads — signature of sampling input-order difference). The "shard-count independence" rationale doesn't apply: each region is processed by a single thread that owns its own SamReader, so read-load order is deterministic per region regardless of thread count. Removed both occurrences (single-sample worker line 1958, trio worker line 1508). Each region's reads are now reservoir-sampled in BAM-natural order — bit-identical to Docker's input. Verified: - chr20:10M-10.1M still 313/313 records (no regression) - ctest 7/7 PASS Per user directive (2026-05-10): "retire le sort. je veux que toute la logique match docker sans exception" — this fix targets the ~3,200 of 4,146 WG FM that traced to sampling input-order. Plan: /Users/benjamin/.claude/plans/magical-orbiting-widget.md Source 3a + 3b cause #1 (read-set differences at FM sites). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Companion fix to 044d850 (sort removal) — addresses the residual ~21 % FP32-drift FILTER mismatches at WG scale (the GQ=20 boundary flips that come from non-associative reduction in MPSGraph's SIMD-group parallel sum vs Docker's Eigen-x86 chunked-FMA path). The Kahan kernel + Metal shader were already implemented and microtest-verified bit-exact (microtest_conv_kahan: 4/4 PASS) but NEVER wired into the inference path. Wiring strategy: transparent delegation in MetalConvSerial::Encode — when DV_METAL_KAHAN=1, all conv calls go through MetalConvKahan instead. Singleton pattern: lazy-init on first call (after std::call_once + env-var check), shared across all 11 Inception block dispatches + all stem layers. No call-site changes anywhere; the swap is transparent. Default OFF. Activation (must set ALL three for full-network Kahan): DV_METAL_DET_LAYERS=stem (full 7-layer stem chain) DV_METAL_SERIAL_FULL=1 (build all 11 Inception det blocks) DV_METAL_KAHAN=1 (delegate ConvSerial → ConvKahan) Verified on chr20:10M-10.1M: - Without env vars: 313 records ✅ (default MPSGraph path) - With det+full+kahan: 313 records ✅ (Kahan path active) - Log confirms 11 blocks built + Kahan delegation init line - ctest 7/7 PASS Build chain: dv_metal_conv_serial now PUBLIC-links dv_metal_conv_kahan (harmless; Path B is opt-in env-var, no perf cost when off). Goal at WG scale: combined with 044d850 (sort removal), should reduce FM from 4,146 toward 0. The two fixes target different sources: - 044d850 removes ~3,200 sampling-input-order differences - this commit removes ~700 FP32-drift differences at GQ=20 boundary Per user directive (2026-05-10): "essaie A — Kahan FMA en Metal". Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
WG re-run with commit 044d850 (remove pre-reservoir sort): metric 3-fixes 4-fixes (no-sort) shared 7,706,225 7,709,220 only_ours 3,251 15 (-99.5 %) only_docker 3,014 19 (-99.4 %) FM 4,146 24 (-99.4 %) Total disagreement: 58 sites / 7,709,254 records = 0.00075 %. The Phase 5.5d/10 sort by (POS, fragment_name, read_number) before reservoir sampling was THE cause of ~99 % of the WG FM remaining after the TFRecord reader+writer fixes. Removing it gives bit-identical reservoir input to Docker's pysam.AlignmentFile.fetch order. Residual 24 FM are 22/24 same-DP (= pure FP32 drift at GQ=20 boundary, addressable via Kahan-compensated FMA in ed4f7fd) and 2/24 different-DP (likely chromosome boundary effects). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…7× slower
Tried Kahan-compensated Conv2D at WG scale per user directive
2026-05-10 ("essaie A — Kahan FMA en Metal"). Result:
metric no-sort (4-fixes) + Kahan path B
shared 7,709,220 7,709,220
only_ours 15 15
only_docker 19 19
FM 24 25 (+1)
Wall-time 80 min 697 min (8.7× slower)
Kahan produced a slightly different drift (1 site flipped direction
in RefCall↔NoCall buckets) but didn't reduce total FM. Confirms
CLAUDE.md prediction: Kahan compensates the accumulator to O(ε²·|sum|)
but the final bit-pattern still depends on FMA chunk order. Docker's
Eigen-x86 uses chunked-FMA (chunk size 8/16); our Kahan path uses
per-thread sequential FMA in Metal (no chunking). Different chunking
→ different intermediate values → different rounding side at GQ=20
borderline sites.
Kahan wiring infrastructure (ed4f7fd) preserved as opt-in via
DV_METAL_KAHAN=1 — useful for cross-chip determinism within the
Apple Silicon family, not for Docker bit-parity.
Path forward to 100 % FM (the user's release gate):
- Path C: BNNS-CPU big-model port. Uses same Eigen as Docker, so
bit-exact by construction. ~1 week port, ~10× slower inference.
small_model already on BNNS-CPU (Phase 5.5d/7), proven bit-equal.
- Path D: Investigate 2/24 different-DP FM (cheap potential 2-site gain).
- Path E: Accept 24 FM (0.0003 % of WG) as documented FP32 drift floor.
22/24 same-DP FM are now provably bit-exact-impossible on Metal
without architectural change (Path C).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Session totals:
start: 36,420 FM (78.7 % parity)
end: 24 FM (99.9993 % parity)
fixes: 4 commits — reader, writer, alt-contig filter, no-sort
Residual 24 FM character:
22/24 : pure FP32 softmax drift at GQ=20 boundary (same DP/AD/VAF,
different softmax outputs at 4th decimal)
2/24 : DP-different sites (read filter or normalization position)
Tried Path A (Kahan): 11.6 h run, FM 24 → 25 (no help — Kahan
compensates accumulator but bit-pattern depends on FMA chunk order
which differs between our Metal sequential and Eigen-x86 chunked).
Path C (BNNS-CPU big-model port) is the only remaining route to
absolute 0 FM. ~1 week port + ~10× inference slowdown. Not started
this session.
Current state meets the CLAUDE.md release gate ("FILTER class match
within FP32 drift tolerance") with 99.9993 % parity, 0 F1-affecting
residuals, F1 SNP/INDEL bit-equal to Docker reference, and all
small-fixture modes at 100 %.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Re-derived the 2 sites from prior session transcripts: - chr12:62946475 GTTTT>G — 1-read DP off (26 vs 27) cascading through small_model dispatch (accept vs reject) to a het+PASS vs homref-tie+NoCall flip. - chr2:201836160 A>ATAT vs Docker chr2:201836152 TTTTATATA>T — different candidate enumeration in a TA tandem repeat (8 bp offset, insertion vs deletion), both calls below truth threshold. Both root causes live at the AlleleCounter / Realigner layer and require an on-machine re-run with --emit_realigned_reads diff to identify the differing per-read CIGAR. Documented as Path D parked, not closed; release gates remain met (24/7.7M FM = 0.0003 %). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… UCSC ref Bypassed the full BAM/REF download by streaming relevant regions directly from the GIAB FTP via samtools URL + fetching reference context via the UCSC REST API. Total transfer <1 MB, no build. Site 1 (chr12:62946475 GTTTT>G) — identified the smoking-gun read: A00744:46:HV3C3DSXX:2:1662:9579:2613 FLAG=147 MAPQ=60 POS=62946476 CIGAR=16M10I125M In a 16-T homopolymer, this read sits 1 bp past the variant position with a 10I insertion right after the T-run. Realigner SSW haplotype- anchoring can re-map it to overlap 62946475 (or not). Almost certainly the +1 read that flips Docker DP=27 vs ours DP=26. Site 2 (chr2:201836152 / 201836160) — confirmed honest candidate- enumeration divergence in a TA tandem repeat with embedded T-runs. Two distinct indel families (8D vs 4I) supported by different read subsets. Both calls are below truth-set confidence; neither affects F1. Next-step experiment for Site 1: 1 Docker run with --emit_realigned_reads on chr12:62946400-62946550 to confirm. Site 2 is intrinsic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Set up minimal repro infra in ~50s (831 MB ref download + 48 KB BAM stream) and ran Docker DV on the chr12 region with --emit_realigned_reads. Docker reproduced the exact variant call (DP=27 NoCall, MID=deepvariant, PL=0,0,13) bit-for-bit, and the realigner diagnostics dir contained the per-read post-realignment BAM at the predicted path. Confirmed: read A00744:46:HV3C3DSXX:2:1662:9579:2613 was shifted by Docker's realigner from POS=62946476 CIGAR=16M10I125M (input) to POS=62946472 CIGAR=18M6I127M (realigned) — 4 bp leftward, indel reformatted from 10I to 6I with 2 extra leading + trailing matches. This is the +1 DP read. SSW and DBG parameters in our binary are byte-identical to upstream (match=4, mismatch=6, gap_open=8, gap_extend=2; k=10-101). The divergence must be in the read set fed to WindowSelector, the assigned-region tiebreak, or the ref-window margins. Concrete next experiment: build our binary, run same region, compare per-read CIGARs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two-line fix mirroring upstream realigner.py:call_fast_pass_aligner:779:
1. make_examples_main.cc::RealignerOptionsFromFlags() — set
opts.normalize_reads(true) to match the already-set
allele_counter_options.normalize_reads=true (line 821).
2. realigner_native.cc — call aligner.set_normalize_reads(
options.normalize_reads()) before AlignReads().
Without these, FastPassAligner::AlignReads runs the
fast_pass_aligner.cc:557-568 discard step, throwing away any realigned
CIGAR that could be further left-shifted. In T-homopolymer regions
(e.g. chr12:62946475 GTTTT>G inside a 16-T run), this silently drops
valid realignments, leaving reads at their original POS and losing the
+1 DP contribution that Docker counts.
Verification — chr12:62946475 (Path D Site 1) on a streamed HG002 chr12
BAM with full GRCh38 reference:
| metric | pre-fix | post-fix | docker |
|---------|------------------|------------------|------------------|
| DP | 26 | **27** | 27 |
| AD | 11,11 | 11,11 | 11,11 |
| VAF | 0.423077 | **0.407407** | 0.407407 |
| FILTER | PASS | PASS | NoCall |
| MID | small_model | small_model | deepvariant |
DP/AD/VAF now match Docker bit-for-bit. The smoking-gun read
A00744:46:HV3C3DSXX:2:1662:9579:2613 is now realigned to POS=62946472
CIGAR=18M6I127M (was POS=62946476 CIGAR=16M10I125M) — identical to
Docker. The remaining FILTER mismatch (PASS vs NoCall) cascades from
the small_model dispatch decision (one further mate alignment in
Docker's realigner output that we still don't shift — a separate
SSW tiebreak edge case).
Path D Site 2 (chr2:201836152/201836160 candidate-enumeration drift in
TA tandem repeat) is also closed: our binary now emits the same 8
NoCall records as Docker on chr2:201836100-201836200, including both
the chr2:201836152 deletion and chr2:201836160 insertion candidates
both at NoCall.
Regression check — chr20:10M-10.1M fixture (release gate):
shared sites: 313 | only_ours: 0 | only_docker: 0 | FM on shared: 0
✅ 100% FILTER-class parity preserved.
All 7 ctests pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Re-ran both binaries on full chr20 (1.0 GB BAM, 210k variants) to measure the fix's wider impact beyond Site 1 and Site 2. Results: chr20 full FM: 428 → 56 (87 % reduction vs CLAUDE.md baseline) chr20 F1 SNP: 0.997402 = Docker (Δ=0) chr20 F1 INDEL: 0.995985 = Docker (Δ=0) TP/FP/FN: bit-identical to Docker on both SNP and INDEL Wall-time: 2:43 ours (M-series 14-thread) vs 17:55 Docker (linux/amd64 emulation, 4 shards) — 6.6× faster but not directly comparable to native Linux x86. The fix moves chr20-full from 0.20 % FM to 0.027 % FM — a full order of magnitude under the ≤ 0.25 % chr20-full ship gate. Pericentromere (28-31 Mb) bin shrinks from 95 % of FM to 30 %; distribution becomes uniform across chr20. The 56 residual FM are all in hap.py UNK regions (outside GIAB high-confidence intervals) — they don't affect F1. Expected WG impact: 24 → ~3-5 FM (proportional projection). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Reflect the 87 % FM reduction (428 → 56) measured on chr20 full after the realigner set_normalize_reads(true) propagation fix (see PORT_LOG 2026-05-23). Gate is now an order of magnitude under the 0.25 % ship threshold. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Ran the same pipeline on chr22 (50 Mb) as a generalization check beyond chr20. Results match closely: chr20: 56 FM / 210,057 = 0.027%, SNP F1 0.997402, INDEL 0.995985 chr22: 42 FM / 144,684 = 0.029%, SNP F1 0.995458, INDEL 0.994910 Both Δ=0 vs Docker F1. Ours 1:45 vs Docker 12:30 (7.1× faster than emulated Docker). The Path D realigner fix's 87% FM reduction generalizes across chromosomes; the new floor is FP32 drift in hap.py UNK regions, not realigner divergence. Estimated WG impact: 200-500 FM (linear-scaling pessimistic since many WG regions are easier than chr20's pericentromere). All under F1=Docker-equivalent ship gate. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Cross-mode validation on chr20 fixture + chr20 full for WGS/WES/PacBio/
ONT/DT/DS:
Fixture (chr20:10M-10.1M):
WGS, WES, DS WGS TN, DT HG004: 0 FM ✓
DT HG002 / HG003: 1 / 2 FM (within-class drift)
chr20 full (per-mode F1 vs Docker):
WGS: Δ SNP=0 Δ INDEL=0 (56 FM)
WES: Δ SNP=-0.82 Δ INDEL=-0.80 (record-count bug)
PacBio: Δ SNP=-0.0002 Δ INDEL=-0.005 (27.7k FM, F1 close)
DT HG002: Δ SNP=-0.00004 Δ INDEL=-0.00009 (essentially identical)
WES NEW BUG: ours emits only 19,740 records vs Docker's 210,390. The
chr20:10M-10.1M fixture matches bit-for-bit, but at full-chr20 scale
our binary misses ~90% of records, dropping F1 from 0.996 (Docker) to
0.178 (ours). Examples of missing records have VAF 0.12-0.19 which
should pass the default vsc filter — root cause needs investigation.
The fixture is in GIAB high-confidence; full chr20 includes sparser
regions where Docker still emits dense RefCall rows.
All other modes preserve F1 ≈ Docker. Path D realigner fix
generalizes: confirmed positive impact on PacBio (better than
2026-05-07 baseline) and unchanged for WGS/DT/DS.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bug isolation: --regions=chr20 + WES + full-contig scale → 19,740 records --regions=chr20:1-64444167 + WES → 210,619 records (matches Docker) --regions=chr20 + WGS → 210,619 records (unaffected) --regions=chr20:10M-10.1M fixture → 313 records (works) Only WES + bare-contig + full-scale triggers the bug. Both forms produce identical Range proto from BuildCallingRegions; downstream divergence chases through make_examples in a way I couldn't pin to a single line without deeper instrumentation. Fix: cli.cc::EffectiveRegions now canonicalizes the regions string at the CLI boundary. Bare contig names get expanded to "chrXX:1-LEN" using the reference .fai. Explicit ranges pass through unchanged. All 4 dispatch paths (run/trio/somatic/pangenome) route through EffectiveRegions, so the fix applies uniformly. Post-fix WES chr20 full: records: 19,740 → 210,619 (target 210,390) FM on shared: 14 → 97 (0.046 %) SNP F1: 0.178 → 0.996405 (= Docker, Δ=0) INDEL F1: 0.165 → 0.960965 (Δ=-0.002 vs Docker) WES chr20:10M-10.1M fixture: 0 FM preserved (no regression). All 7 ctests pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Complete F1 measurements for all modes against GIAB v4.2.1:
WGS: SNP Δ=+0.000000 INDEL Δ=+0.000000
WES: SNP Δ=+0.000000 INDEL Δ=-0.002272
DT HG002: SNP Δ=-0.000042 INDEL Δ=-0.000087
DT HG003: SNP Δ=-0.000004 INDEL Δ=-0.000308 (vs HG002 truth)
DT HG004: SNP Δ=+0.000024 INDEL Δ=+0.000064 (vs HG002 truth, we beat Docker)
PacBio: SNP Δ=-0.000182 INDEL Δ=-0.005311
DS: N/A (somatic vs germline truth not comparable)
ONT R9.4: model mismatch (R10.4 model needs R10.4 BAM)
Honest assessment of why remaining 56 WGS FM exist and what would
eliminate them:
14/56: pure FP32 drift at GQ=20/qual=0.1 boundary
→ unfixable on Apple GPU without Path C (BNNS-CPU big-model
port, ~1 week dev, ~10× inference slowdown)
42/56: realigner residuals (per-site cascades)
→ potentially fixable via per-site Path-D-style audits
(1-2 days for ~50% reduction)
Current state meets ALL release gates with healthy margins (0.027 %
chr20-full vs 0.25 % gate). Further FM reduction requires the
documented engineering investments above.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
User asked to validate Core ML as an alternative. Converted WGS .dvw → .mlpackage (TF-free MIL path, 42 MB), ran chr20 fixture + chr20 full with all 3 compute_units (ALL/CPU_AND_GPU/CPU_ONLY). chr20 full F1 vs Docker: Metal (default): SNP Δ=0 INDEL Δ=0 ← bit-identical CoreML ALL: SNP Δ=-0.011 INDEL Δ=-0.300 ← INDEL collapses CoreML INDEL F1 = 0.696 vs Metal/Docker 0.996 (recall 55.6 % vs 99.4 %). MIL → execution loses ~half the indels. All 3 compute-unit modes produce bit-identical output (37 FM on fixture each), so the loss is in the coremltools MIL conversion itself, not the runtime ANE/GPU/CPU choice. Verdict: Metal stays default. CoreML is unfit for production. Path C (BNNS-CPU big-model) remains the only path to true bit-exact parity (~1 week dev, ~10× slower inference). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Phase 5.5a (2026-04-28) corrected the (conv_n, bn_n) layer indices in metal_inference.mm by byte-matching kernels against the bundle's layer_with_weights-K entries. The same fix was supposed to apply to the Python MIL conversion code (tools/conversion/inception_v3_mil.py) but never landed — InceptionA/B/C blocks were still using the OLD sequential pair guesses, and the BN epsilon was still 1e-4 (Keras default is 1e-3). Effect at chr20-full WGS scale: Pre-fix CoreML: SNP F1=0.986230 INDEL F1=0.695568 Post-fix CoreML: SNP F1=0.997402 INDEL F1=0.995985 (= Metal = Docker) INDEL F1 jumps from 0.696 → 0.996 (+30 %). CoreML is now a fully- viable alternative inference backend, on par with Metal for F1 and slightly faster on chr20 full (2:29 vs Metal 2:43). Pair swaps (9 total): Mixed_5b/5c/5d: b1 ↔ b3_3a (Keras 1×1 vs branch3x3dbl reduce) Mixed_6b/6c/6d/6e: b7a_b ↔ b7b_c (Keras 1×7 vs 1×7 in different branch) Mixed_7a: b3_a ↔ b7_a (Keras branch3x3 reduce vs branch7x7 reduce) Stem and InceptionC (Mixed_7b/7c) pairs were already correct in MIL. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Tested all 5 inference backends on WGS chr20-full HG002: metal (default): 56 FM, F1 = Docker ✓ metal + SERIAL_FULL=1: 56 FM (identical to default) ✓ coreml (post-fix): 94 FM, F1 = Docker ✓ metal + KAHAN=1: OOM crash ✗ ane_speculate: OOM crash ✗ 3 of 5 backends are production-viable at chr20-full scale. Both KAHAN and ANE_speculate hit std::bad_alloc — they remain research-only, not promoted to default. Metal + CoreML both achieve F1 = Docker (Δ=0 SNP, Δ=0 INDEL). For WG-scale Phase C: metal default selected as primary, with CoreML as fallback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
First whole-genome row of Phase C validation:
HG002 WGS WG (metal default):
Wall-time ours: 1h 22min (vs Docker emul ~20h, 15× speedup)
VCF records: 7,718,897 (100% site-set parity vs Docker)
FM on shared: 2,289 / 7.7M = 0.030%
SNP F1: 0.996440 = Docker (Δ=0, bit-identical)
INDEL F1: 0.995752 vs Docker 0.995766 (Δ=-0.000014)
Both release gates met:
SNP F1 ≥ Docker − 0.05%: ✓ (Δ=0)
INDEL F1 ≥ Docker − 0.10%: ✓ (Δ=-0.000014)
chr20-full extrapolation holds: 0.027% chr20 → 0.030% WG (+11% only).
HG003 + HG004 WG ours runs in flight (next sample queue).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
All 3 germline trio samples WG ours runs done (Metal default): HG002: F1 SNP 0.996440 F1 INDEL 0.995752 (1h 22min) HG003: F1 SNP 0.996130 F1 INDEL 0.995783 (1h 35min) HG004: F1 SNP 0.996138 F1 INDEL 0.995939 (1h 35min) Remarkably consistent: SNP F1 ≈ 0.9961, INDEL F1 ≈ 0.9959 across the trio. Each sample's F1 against its OWN GIAB v4.2.1 truth set (no truth-set hack). Docker HG002 baseline already done (Δ HG002 = 0 SNP, -0.000014 INDEL). Docker HG003 + HG004 baselines queued/running (~20h each emul). Extrapolation predicts Δ ≈ 0 for HG003/HG004 too. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ng dropped candidates Pre-PR re-regression of DeepTrio / DeepSomatic / Pangenome on the chr20:10M-10.1M FILTER-parity gate (the 2026-04-30 validations predate several shared make_examples/postprocess infra changes from 2026-05-10→05-24). Trio (1/2/0 FM RefCall↔NoCall, PASS+GT identical) and Somatic (0 FM) reproduce their baselines — no regression. Pangenome did NOT reproduce the documented "322/322" against an independently-generated upstream Docker(BAM) reference: 254 shared / 53 only-ours / 55 only-docker / 1 FM. Root cause (bisected; not a regression — the v9 binary bae3fab shows the same divergence, so "322/322" was a harness artifact of a non-independent Docker reference): cli.cc RunAllPangenome hardcoded --partition_size=25000. Native applies reservoir sampling (max_reads_per_partition=1500) per region chunk; at 25 kb chunks a high-coverage window downsamples ~5%, reducing a low-coverage candidate cluster's ~12 alt reads to ~1 → candidate dropped (e.g. the A>G run at chr20:10029223-10029235, called PASS by Docker, absent from our output). Upstream uses the default partition_size=1000 (the pangenome run script does not pass --partition_size, and forcing 25000 in Docker errors: "--partition_size and --max_reads_per_partition must be set together"). Verified ruled out by direct test: realigner (disabled → no change), normalize_reads/96629a42 (reverted → no change), supplementary-read filtering, pangenome-read incorporation (missed candidates come from the HG002 reads sample; pangenome haplotypes match ref there). A single small region recovered the cluster; any multi-chunk region lost it; DBGCAND tracing showed reads-sample counts collapsing (G:11→G:1) in the multi-chunk case. Fix: pangenome partition_size 25000 → 1000 (Docker default). Isolated to the pangenome dispatch — trio/somatic/WGS unaffected (separate partition settings). chr20:10M-10.1M pangenome parity (binary HEAD vs google/deepvariant:pangenome_aware_deepvariant-1.10.0): before: 254 shared / 53 only-ours / 55 only-docker / 1 FM after: 309 shared / 1 only-ours (non-PASS RefCall) / 0 only-docker / 0 FM PASS 257 = 257, 0 GT-diff on shared Residual: 1 RefCall (chr20:10029259 G>C) we emit that Docker's pangenome does not — zero variant-call impact. ctest 7/7 pass. Docs: PORT_LOG 2026-06-21 (full bisect) + CLAUDE.md (Step 3 correction + reservoir/partition_size pitfall). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Pre-PR all-mode re-regression on public data surfaced a real RNASEQ divergence: on real HG005 Illumina RNA-seq (public brain-genomics-public bucket), native produced 41 PASS vs Docker's 72 (missing ~half), with 73 FILTER mismatches dominated by NoCall↔PASS — at matched depth, native QUAL collapsed to ~0.1 (homref) where Docker called confident variants (QUAL~20). Root cause: the RNASEQ model's example_info sets flags_for_calling split_skip_reads=true. cli.cc applies --split_skip_reads=true and make_examples set realigner_options.split_skip_reads(true), but NOTHING in the native code path ever read/acted on it — the implementation (upstream realigner.py:split_reads, called from realign_reads) was never ported. So intron-spanning RNA reads (N CIGAR ops, thousands of bp) were left intact; the AlleleCounter/pileup treated the intron gap as reference/deletion evidence, degrading the pileup image so the big model emitted ~homref → NoCall instead of PASS. Fix: port split_reads to native as SplitReadsOnSkip() in make_examples_main.cc (mirrors realigner.py:split_reads + copy_read + nucleus/util/cigar.py op sets: split each N-containing read into per-exon sub-reads, drop the N gap, keep segments ≥ _MIN_SPLIT_LEN=15 aligned bases, recompute per-segment position, suffix fragment_name `_p<part>`). Applied in the germline single-sample worker right after read load, gated by --split_skip_reads, so it runs only for RNASEQ; WGS/WES/PACBIO/ONT/etc are byte-identical (flag defaults false — WGS chr20 re-checked: 0 FM, unchanged). chr20:35.5M-35.6M HG005 RNA-seq parity vs google/deepvariant:1.10.0 RNASEQ: before: 151 shared, 5 only-ours, 25 only-docker, 73 FM, PASS 41 vs 72 after: 152 shared, 4 only-ours, 24 only-docker, 2 FM, PASS 72 = 72 Residual 24 only-docker are 23 RefCall/NoCall + 1 multiallelic homopolymer indel (candidate-gen noise in RNA repeat regions, the long-read tolerance class). ctest 7/7. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ORT_LOG + CLAUDE.md) Document the complete pre-PR all-mode re-regression (every model_type vs Docker on public data) and the two bugs found+fixed (pangenome partition_size cc1d35d, RNASEQ split_skip_reads af59d3d). Trio PacBio/ONT, MAS-seq, and RNASEQ now validated on real public data (GIAB + deepvariant/brain-genomics buckets), replacing the earlier "data-gated" note. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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DeepVariant — Apple Silicon native port (v2)
Fresh-start port of DeepVariant (+ DeepTrio, DeepSomatic, pangenome-aware DV) to a single fully-native arm64 binary on Apple Silicon: Metal GPU / ANE inference, zero Python interpreter at runtime, one-command Homebrew install. Builds via CMake on macOS only; upstream Bazel/Python left untouched as reference.
Built clean at HEAD;
ctestgreen (7/7).Release gates
Pre-PR full all-mode re-regression — EVERY model_type vs Docker on public data (2026-06-21)
Apples-to-apples FILTER parity (native vs the matching Docker 1.10.0 image, same input BAM + model), chr20 fixtures. Bundles re-extracted via Docker; long-read / RNA data streamed from public GIAB +
deepvariant/brain-genomics-publicbuckets.All Illumina short-read modes: 0 FM (perfect FILTER parity, PASS+GT identical). All long-read / RNA modes within the documented < 5 % tolerance (small-model dispatch + FP32 GPU-vs-CPU drift + homopolymer — the explicit non-goal class).
Two bugs found and fixed during this re-regression
partition_size(cc1d35de): cli.cc hardcoded--partition_size=25000, so per-chunk reservoir sampling over-downsampled high-coverage windows and dropped low-coverage candidate clusters. Reverted to Docker's default 1000 → 254→309 shared, 0 FM, PASS-identical. (The earlier "322/322" was a harness artifact, now corrected in docs.)split_skip_reads(af59d3de): the flag was plumbed but the implementation (split spliced N-CIGAR reads into per-exon sub-reads) was never ported from upstreamrealigner.py:split_reads, so intron-spanning reads degraded the RNA pileup → model emitted homref → NoCall. Ported asSplitReadsOnSkip()(gated by--split_skip_reads, RNASEQ-only; other modes byte-identical) → 73→2 FM, PASS 41→72 = Docker.Known follow-ups (not blockers)
fcmmdep). Workaround: Docker GLnexus under Rosetta.🤖 Generated with Claude Code