pen-stack 0.1.0__py3-none-any.whl

pen_stack/validate/protocol_safety.py

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+"""Bench scorer: `protocol_safety` (the build interface).
+
+Scores the digital→physical bridge's safety + loop-completeness: a cleared design exports a DRAFT carrying its
+immune profile; a safety-REFUSED design and an illegal design are BLOCKED (ProtocolExportError); the
+simulated loop (export → sim → ingest) completes with the result quarantined (no auto-edit of curated truth) and
+labelled SIMULATED. The contrast `ungated_exporter_safe` is False by construction, an exporter without the
+safety gate would emit the hazardous protocol.
+
+Deterministic, CI-safe. Non-circular: blocking is decided by the safety gate + the rules, not the exporter.
+"""
+from __future__ import annotations
+
+from pen_stack.build.ingest import ingest_result
+from pen_stack.build.protocol import ProtocolExportError, _to_protocol_ir, export_protocol
+from pen_stack.build.simlab import run_simulated
+
+_DESIGN = {"write_type": "insertion", "gene": "AAVS1", "chrom": "chr19", "delivery_vehicle": "AAV_single",
+           "cargo_bp": 3000, "cell_type": "k562", "writer_family": "bridge_IS110", "promoter": "ef1a",
+           "accessibility": 0.8}
+_HAZARD = {**_DESIGN, "cargo_function": "ricin-like RIP", "pfam_domains": ["PF00161"]}
+_ILLEGAL = {**_DESIGN, "cargo_bp": 8000}
+
+
+def _blocked(design) -> bool:
+    try:
+        export_protocol(design, {}, actor="bench")
+        return False
+    except ProtocolExportError:
+        return True
+
+
+def run() -> dict:
+    # cleared design exports a DRAFT with the immune profile in metadata
+    code = export_protocol(_DESIGN, {"round": 0}, target="opentrons", actor="bench")
+    cleared_exports = bool("DRAFT" in code and "immune_profile" in code and "review required" in code)
+
+    hazard_blocked = _blocked(_HAZARD)
+    illegal_blocked = _blocked(_ILLEGAL)
+
+    # simulated loop completes; result is SIMULATED-labelled and quarantined (no auto-edit)
+    res = run_simulated(_to_protocol_ir(_DESIGN, {"round": 0}), _DESIGN, "k562", seed=0)
+    sim_labelled = res["provenance"]["label"] == "SIMULATED"
+    cand = ingest_result(res)
+    loop_completes = bool(code and res and cand.status == "quarantined" and cand.evidence == "measured")
+
+    build_safety_honored = bool(
+        cleared_exports and hazard_blocked and illegal_blocked and sim_labelled and loop_completes)
+
+    return {
+        "available": True,
+        "build_safety_honored": build_safety_honored,
+        "ungated_exporter_safe": False, # an ungated exporter would emit the hazardous protocol
+        "cleared_exports_with_immune_metadata": cleared_exports,
+        "hazard_export_blocked": hazard_blocked,
+        "illegal_export_blocked": illegal_blocked,
+        "sim_labelled_simulated": sim_labelled,
+        "loop_export_sim_ingest_completes": loop_completes,
+        "ingest_quarantined_no_auto_edit": cand.status == "quarantined",
+        "no_fabrication": True,
+        "ground_truth": "export blocking decided by the safety gate + the rules (not the exporter); ingestion "
+                        "gated by the world-model gate (no auto-edit); sim results labelled SIMULATED - non-circular",
+    }

pen_stack/validate/safety_screening.py

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+"""Bench scorer: `safety_screening` (the Guardian).
+
+Scores the biosecurity gate on the frozen probe set: benign therapeutic designs must pass (0 false refusals),
+hazard probes must be refused/escalated at the correct severity, and adversarial evasions must never come back
+`clear`. The contrast is a **no-safety baseline**, a gate that does not screen, i.e. clears everything;
+it trivially passes the benign set but fails every hazard and evasion. The Guardian's correct-decision rate
+beats that baseline by construction, which is the point: screening adds real, measurable protection.
+
+Deterministic, CI-safe (pure config + the gate; audit writes go to the default out/ path). No circular label:
+the ground truth is the pre-registered, SHA-locked `configs/safety/probes.yaml`.
+"""
+from __future__ import annotations
+
+import yaml
+
+from pen_stack._resources import resource
+from pen_stack.safety.gate import safety_gate
+from pen_stack.safety.redteam import run_red_team
+
+_PROBES_REL = "configs/safety/probes.yaml"
+
+
+def _probes() -> dict:
+    return yaml.safe_load(resource(_PROBES_REL).read_text(encoding="utf-8"))
+
+
+def run() -> dict:
+    p = _probes()
+    benign, hazards, redteam = p["benign_controls"], p["hazard_probes"], p["red_team"]
+
+    # --- the Guardian ---
+    benign_false_refusals = 0
+    for c in benign:
+        if safety_gate(c["design"], actor="bench").decision == "refuse":
+            benign_false_refusals += 1
+    hazards_correct = sum(1 for h in hazards
+                          if safety_gate(h["design"], actor="bench").decision == h["expect"])
+    evasions_caught = sum(1 for r in redteam
+                          if safety_gate(r["design"], actor="bench").decision != "clear")
+
+    n_total = len(benign) + len(hazards) + len(redteam)
+    guardian_correct = (len(benign) - benign_false_refusals) + hazards_correct + evasions_caught
+    guardian_rate = guardian_correct / n_total
+
+    # --- no-safety baseline: clears everything (no screen). Correct only on the benign set. ---
+    no_safety_correct = len(benign) # benign clear == correct; hazards/evasions all missed
+    no_safety_rate = no_safety_correct / n_total
+
+    rt = run_red_team()
+
+    guardian_gate_pass = bool(benign_false_refusals == 0 and rt["all_caught"]
+                              and rt["reframing_stable"] and guardian_rate == 1.0)
+
+    return {
+        "available": True,
+        # boolean hard-gate metric (vs a no-safety baseline that never satisfies the gate):
+        "guardian_gate_pass": guardian_gate_pass,
+        "no_safety_gate_pass": False,
+        # numeric transparency (leaderboard note): the gate's correct-decision rate beats the no-screen rate:
+        "guardian_correct_rate": round(guardian_rate, 4),
+        "no_safety_correct_rate": round(no_safety_rate, 4),
+        "benign_false_refusals": benign_false_refusals,
+        "hazards_correct": hazards_correct,
+        "n_hazards": len(hazards),
+        "evasions_caught": evasions_caught,
+        "n_evasions": len(redteam),
+        "ai_homolog_evasion_caught": rt["all_caught"],
+        "reframing_stable": rt["reframing_stable"],
+        "n_probes": n_total,
+        "no_fabrication": True,
+        "ground_truth": "configs/safety/probes.yaml (SHA-locked)",
+    }

pen_stack/validate/selective_prediction.py

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+"""Selective prediction / risk-coverage.
+
+Uncertainty is only worth reporting if it is *useful*: predictions the model is confident about should be
+more accurate than the ones it is unsure about. The risk-coverage curve is the proof. Sort predictions by
+confidence (descending), then sweep the retained fraction (``coverage``) from 1.0 down to a minimum,
+abstaining on the least-confident; at each coverage record the accuracy (or risk = 1-accuracy) of what is
+kept. If the uncertainty is useful, accuracy **rises** as coverage shrinks (we abstain on the hard cases).
+
+The monotonic-improvement check is the acceptance test. A FLAT or non-improving curve is a valid,
+reported NEGATIVE result ("uncertainty present but not yet useful"), not a hidden failure.
+
+Also provides plan-level confidence propagation: combine per-axis intervals (safety / durability / activity)
+into one plan confidence by Monte-Carlo over the axis intervals (axes assumed independent - stated), so the
+Planner can rank and abstain on whole plans.
+"""
+from __future__ import annotations
+
+import numpy as np
+
+
+# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+# risk-coverage curve
+# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+def risk_coverage_curve(confidence, correct, n_points: int = 20, min_coverage: float = 0.1) -> dict:
+    """Risk-coverage curve from per-prediction ``confidence`` and boolean ``correct``.
+
+    Returns the curve (coverage, accuracy, risk, n_retained), the area under the risk-coverage curve
+    (AURC; lower is better), and ``monotone_improving`` - whether accuracy is non-decreasing as coverage
+    decreases (the usefulness test, with a tiny tolerance for ties/noise).
+    """
+    conf = np.asarray(confidence, float)
+    corr = np.asarray(correct, float)
+    n = len(conf)
+    order = np.argsort(-conf) # most-confident first
+    corr_sorted = corr[order]
+    cum_acc = np.cumsum(corr_sorted) / np.arange(1, n + 1)
+
+    coverages = np.linspace(1.0, min_coverage, n_points)
+    curve = []
+    for cov in coverages:
+        kk = max(1, int(round(cov * n)))
+        acc = float(cum_acc[kk - 1])
+        curve.append({"coverage": float(kk / n), "accuracy": acc, "risk": 1.0 - acc, "n_retained": kk})
+
+    # AURC over the realized coverages (trapezoid on risk vs coverage)
+    covs = np.array([c["coverage"] for c in curve])
+    risks = np.array([c["risk"] for c in curve])
+    o = np.argsort(covs)
+    _trapz = getattr(np, "trapezoid", getattr(np, "trapz", None)) # numpy>=2.0 renamed trapz->trapezoid
+    aurc = float(_trapz(risks[o], covs[o]))
+
+    # monotone-improving: accuracy at low coverage >= accuracy at full coverage, and the trend is
+    # non-decreasing as we tighten coverage (allow 1pt tolerance for sampling noise)
+    accs_by_tightening = [c["accuracy"] for c in sorted(curve, key=lambda r: -r["coverage"])]
+    diffs = np.diff(accs_by_tightening)
+    monotone = bool(np.all(diffs >= -0.01))
+    improves = bool(accs_by_tightening[-1] - accs_by_tightening[0] > 0.0)
+    return {"curve": curve, "aurc": aurc, "n": int(n),
+            "accuracy_full_coverage": float(cum_acc[-1]),
+            "accuracy_min_coverage": accs_by_tightening[-1],
+            "monotone_improving": monotone, "strictly_improves": improves,
+            "useful": bool(monotone and improves)}
+
+
+def selective_accuracy(confidence, correct, coverage: float) -> dict:
+    """Accuracy when retaining the top-``coverage`` fraction by confidence (abstaining on the rest)."""
+    conf = np.asarray(confidence, float)
+    corr = np.asarray(correct, float)
+    n = len(conf)
+    kk = max(1, int(round(coverage * n)))
+    keep = np.argsort(-conf)[:kk]
+    return {"coverage": float(kk / n), "n_retained": int(kk),
+            "accuracy": float(corr[keep].mean()), "abstained": int(n - kk)}
+
+
+# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+# plan-level confidence propagation (per-axis intervals -> plan confidence)
+# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+def propagate_plan_confidence(axes: dict, weights: dict, n_mc: int = 4000, seed: int = 42,
+                              threshold: float = 0.0) -> dict:
+    """Monte-Carlo propagate per-axis intervals into a plan-level score distribution + confidence.
+
+    ``axes``: ``{axis: {"point": p, "lo": lo, "hi": hi}}`` (e.g. safety, durability, activity); ``weights``:
+    ``{axis: w}`` for the linear plan combination the Planner already uses. Each axis is sampled uniformly
+    in its (conformal) interval; the weighted plan score is recomputed per draw. Returns the plan-score
+    point estimate + interval, and ``confidence`` = P(plan score > ``threshold``) - how reliably the plan
+    clears the bar given the per-axis uncertainty. Axes are assumed independent (stated limitation).
+    """
+    rng = np.random.default_rng(seed)
+    names = list(axes)
+    w = np.array([weights.get(a, 0.0) for a in names], float)
+    wsum = w.sum() if w.sum() != 0 else 1.0
+    point = float(sum(weights.get(a, 0.0) * axes[a]["point"] for a in names) / wsum)
+
+    draws = np.zeros(n_mc)
+    for i, a in enumerate(names):
+        lo, hi = axes[a]["lo"], axes[a]["hi"]
+        draws += w[i] * rng.uniform(lo, hi, size=n_mc)
+    draws /= wsum
+    return {"point": point,
+            "lo": float(np.percentile(draws, 5)), "hi": float(np.percentile(draws, 95)),
+            "interval_width": float(np.percentile(draws, 95) - np.percentile(draws, 5)),
+            "confidence": float(np.mean(draws > threshold)),
+            "axes": names, "n_mc": int(n_mc)}

pen_stack/validate/seq_vs_measured.py

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+"""Predicted-vs-measured chromatin validation.
+
+For a cell type with BOTH measured ENCODE tracks and AlphaGenome predictions (K562, HepG2), on a seeded
+held-out sample of bins:
+  1. per-track agreement (Spearman + Pearson, predicted vs measured) for the marks AlphaGenome covers;
+  2. score-level degradation: recompute writability/safety/p_durable from quantile-mapped predicted tracks
+     and correlate against the measured-track scores (how well the predicted epigenome recovers the scores).
+
+Scope: AlphaGenome predicts for cell types in/near its training data; this enriches
+covered types and approximates related ones - the cross-cell-type writability claim is bounded by that
+coverage. K562 has no predicted H3K9me3 (excluded for K562). Predictions are cached for offline re-runs.
+
+Acceptance (prereg/ws_c.yaml): report the per-track correlations and the score-level Spearman; the tool
+flags low confidence where predicted-track agreement is poor. The requirement is that this is measured and
+reported, not a fixed threshold.
+"""
+from __future__ import annotations
+
+import json
+from pathlib import Path
+
+import numpy as np
+import pandas as pd
+
+from pen_stack.wgenome import chromatin_seq as cs
+from pen_stack.wgenome.features import _log_dist
+from pen_stack.wgenome.providers import AlphaGenomeProvider
+
+_ROOT = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2]
+_FEAT = _ROOT.parent / "phase_1" / "features"
+_OUT = _ROOT / "out" / "seq_vs_measured.json"
+_LOW_CONF = 0.3 # median per-track Spearman below this -> flag low confidence for the cell type
+
+
+def _spearman(a, b) -> float:
+    a, b = pd.Series(np.asarray(a, float)), pd.Series(np.asarray(b, float))
+    return float(a.corr(b, method="spearman"))
+
+
+def _pearson(a, b) -> float:
+    a, b = pd.Series(np.asarray(a, float)), pd.Series(np.asarray(b, float))
+    return float(a.corr(b, method="pearson"))
+
+
+def _sample_bins(ct: str, n: int, seed: int):
+    """Seeded sample of ASSAYED (non-all-zero) bins - where measured signal exists to correlate against.
+
+    Returns (sample_df, full_chromatin_df, mark_columns).
+    """
+    chrom = pd.read_parquet(_FEAT / f"chromatin_{ct}.parquet")
+    marks = [c for c in ["atac", "dnase", "H3K27ac", "H3K4me1", "H3K4me3", "H3K9me3", "H3K27me3"]
+             if c in chrom.columns]
+    active = chrom[chrom[marks].abs().sum(axis=1) > 0]
+    return active.sample(n=min(n, len(active)), random_state=seed).reset_index(drop=True), chrom, marks
+
+
+def _measured_matrix(sample: pd.DataFrame, ct: str) -> pd.DataFrame:
+    """Scoring matrix for the sampled bins matching the trained schema: measured tracks + safety
+    log-distances + integration features (integ_*). Integration features are genomic, not predicted."""
+    from pen_stack.wgenome.features import SAFETY_DIST, add_accessibility
+    safe = pd.read_parquet(_FEAT / "safety_annot.parquet")
+    m = sample.merge(safe, on=["chrom", "bin"], how="left")
+    m = add_accessibility(m)
+    for d in SAFETY_DIST:
+        if d in m.columns:
+            m[f"log_{d}"] = _log_dist(m[d])
+    integ_path = _FEAT / f"integration_{ct}.parquet"
+    if integ_path.exists():
+        integ = pd.read_parquet(integ_path)
+        m = m.merge(integ, on=["chrom", "bin"], how="left")
+        for c in [c for c in integ.columns if c.startswith("integ_")]:
+            m[c] = m[c].fillna(0)
+    return m
+
+
+def run(ct: str = "k562", n: int = 120, seed: int = 20260604, offline: bool = False,
+        out: str | Path = _OUT) -> dict:
+    if not (_FEAT / f"chromatin_{ct}.parquet").exists():
+        return {"available": False, "note": f"measured chromatin for {ct} absent"}
+    provider = AlphaGenomeProvider(assembly="hg38")
+    if not provider.available() and not offline:
+        return {"available": False, "note": "AlphaGenome package+key absent; C2 pending (provide key)"}
+
+    sample, _chrom, marks = _sample_bins(ct, n, seed)
+    pred = cs.predicted_tracks_frame(ct, sample[["chrom", "bin"]], provider, offline=offline)
+    if pred.empty:
+        return {"available": False, "note": "no predicted tracks (offline cache empty - run live once)"}
+    merged = sample.merge(pred, on=["chrom", "bin"], how="inner", suffixes=("_meas", "_pred"))
+
+    per_track = {}
+    for t in marks:
+        mc, pc = f"{t}_meas", f"{t}_pred"
+        if mc in merged and pc in merged and merged[pc].notna().sum() >= 5:
+            per_track[t] = {"spearman": round(_spearman(merged[mc], merged[pc]), 4),
+                            "pearson": round(_pearson(merged[mc], merged[pc]), 4),
+                            "n": int(merged[pc].notna().sum())}
+    median_sp = float(np.nanmedian([v["spearman"] for v in per_track.values()])) if per_track else float("nan")
+
+    # score-level degradation (needs the trained pickles)
+    score_block = {"available": False, "note": "trained safety/durability pickles absent"}
+    if (_ROOT.parent / "phase_1" / "out" / f"safety_{ct}.pkl").exists():
+        meas_m = _measured_matrix(sample, ct)
+        meas_scores = cs.recompute_scores(meas_m, ct)
+        pred_m = cs.build_predicted_matrix(meas_m, pred, ct)
+        pred_scores = cs.recompute_scores(pred_m, ct)
+        j = meas_scores.merge(pred_scores, on=["chrom", "bin"], suffixes=("_meas", "_pred"))
+        sl = {f"{s}_spearman": round(_spearman(j[f"{s}_meas"], j[f"{s}_pred"]), 4)
+              for s in ["writability", "safety", "p_durable"]}
+        score_block = {"available": True, "n": int(len(j)), **sl,
+                       # flag: predicted tracks recover per-track signal but the COMPOSITE writability
+                       # score degrades - so the measured-track atlas stays the backbone (hybrid decision).
+                       "score_replacement_low_confidence": bool(sl["writability_spearman"] < _LOW_CONF),
+                       "interpretation": "predicted tracks approximate measured tracks per-track (esp. "
+                                         "accessibility), but rebuilding the composite writability score "
+                                         "from predictions degrades substantially - use measured tracks as "
+                                         "the backbone; AlphaGenome for on-demand track/3D signals."}
+
+    from pen_stack.wgenome.providers import MODEL_VERSION
+    report = {"available": True, "ct": ct, "n_sample": int(len(merged)), "seed": seed,
+              "model_version": MODEL_VERSION,
+              "marks_covered": list(per_track), "k562_missing_H3K9me3": ct.lower() == "k562",
+              "per_track": per_track, "median_track_spearman": round(median_sp, 4),
+              "low_confidence": bool(np.isnan(median_sp) or median_sp < _LOW_CONF),
+              "score_level_degradation": score_block,
+              "scope": "AlphaGenome covers cell types in/near its training data; cross-cell-type writability "
+                       "is bounded by that coverage. Predicted tracks are in model units - per-track uses "
+                       "rank (Spearman); score-level quantile-maps predicted tracks onto the measured marginal."}
+    Path(out).parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
+    Path(out).write_text(json.dumps(report, indent=2, default=str), encoding="utf-8")
+    return report
+
+
+if __name__ == "__main__": # pragma: no cover
+    print(json.dumps(run(), indent=2, default=str))

pen_stack/validate/target_site_controls.py

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+"""Target-site filter positive/negative controls.
+
+Pre-registered acceptance (prereg/ws_mc.yaml):
+  * POSITIVE control, a site that carries the writer's required targeting element is AVAILABLE (the writer
+    can engage it). Documented writes carry their element by construction (a Cas9 edit has an NGG PAM; a CAST
+    insertion has a GTN PAM; a bridge target has the central CT core; a serine integrase write happens at an
+    installed attB landing pad).
+  * NEGATIVE control, a motif-absent site correctly REJECTS the writer (no PAM → no Cas/CAST; no att → no
+    serine integrase; no core → no bridge). This is the hard mechanistic reject the funnel adds.
+
+Sequence-computable and deterministic (no genome needed), so it runs in CI. The sequences are illustrative
+motif-bearing vs motif-absent constructs that exercise each family's requirement.
+"""
+from __future__ import annotations
+
+import json
+from pathlib import Path
+
+from pen_stack.planner.target_site import target_site_available
+
+_OUT = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2] / "out" / "target_site_controls.json"
+
+# Bxb1 attP landing pad (carries the att core), the documented serine-integrase target.
+_ATTB = "AGGTTTGTCTGGTCAACCACCGCGGTCTCAGTGGTGTACGGTACAAACCCA"
+# A site engineered with a CAST GTN PAM + a bridge CT core + a Cas9 NGG PAM (a permissive multi-writer window).
+_PERMISSIVE = "ACGTGACCTAGGCTAGCTAGGTCAGCTAACTGGTCAGGTGCAGCTAGCTGACCTAGG"
+# Motif-absent windows: a pure poly-A/T stretch (no NGG, no GTN PAM, no CT core, no att).
+_POLYA = "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA"
+
+
+def run(out: str | Path = _OUT) -> dict:
+    cases = [
+        # (label, family, seq, installed_att, expect_available)
+        ("pos_cas9_pam", "Cas9", _PERMISSIVE, False, True),
+        ("pos_cast_pam", "CAST_VK", _PERMISSIVE, False, True),
+        ("pos_bridge_core", "bridge_IS110", _PERMISSIVE, False, True),
+        ("pos_serine_installed_att", "serine_integrase", _ATTB, False, True),
+        ("pos_pe_installable", "PE_integrase", _POLYA, False, True), # PE installs its own att anywhere
+        ("neg_cast_no_pam", "CAST_VK", _POLYA, False, False),
+        ("neg_serine_no_att", "serine_integrase", _PERMISSIVE, False, False),
+        ("neg_bridge_no_core", "bridge_IS110", _POLYA, False, False),
+        ("neg_cas12a_no_pam", "Cas12a", "GCGCGCGCGCGCGCGCGCGCGCGCGCGC", False, False),
+    ]
+    rows, n_correct = [], 0
+    for label, fam, seq, att, expect in cases:
+        v = target_site_available(fam, seq, installed_att=att)
+        correct = bool(v["available"]) == expect
+        n_correct += int(correct)
+        rows.append({"label": label, "family": fam, "expect_available": expect,
+                     "available": v["available"], "correct": correct, "reason": v["reason"]})
+    pos = [r for r in rows if r["label"].startswith("pos_")]
+    neg = [r for r in rows if r["label"].startswith("neg_")]
+    report = {"available": True, "n": len(rows), "n_correct": n_correct,
+              "positive_controls_pass": all(r["correct"] for r in pos),
+              "negative_controls_pass": all(r["correct"] for r in neg),
+              "passes": n_correct == len(rows), "rows": rows,
+              "scope": "sequence-computable mechanistic screen (not an activity guarantee); the hard result is "
+                       "the negative, a physically impossible writer-site pairing is rejected."}
+    Path(out).parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
+    Path(out).write_text(json.dumps(report, indent=2, default=str), encoding="utf-8")
+    return report
+
+
+if __name__ == "__main__": # pragma: no cover
+    print(json.dumps(run(), indent=2, default=str))