refactor(imputation): Update AFT imputation method to linear time complexity - #222
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…ling with conjugate gradient instead of cholesky factorization for the Newton step
…t halving consume the shared iteration budget (aft_iterations), and when that budget runs out, fall back to the last accepted coefficients/log_scale/current_fit rather than discarding everything and reporting a hard failure.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds ChangesConfigurable AFT solver flow
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dataProcess->>MSstatsSummarizeWithMultipleCores: pass aft_solver and aft_verbose
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summarizeWorker->>MSstatsSummarizeSingleTMP: forward AFT options
MSstatsSummarizeSingleTMP->>fitAFTModel: select and run AFT solver
fitAFTModel-->>MSstatsSummarizeSingleTMP: return fitted AFT model
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In `@inst/tinytest/test_utils_cgsolve.R`:
- Around line 91-126: Update the .cgSolve tolerance tests to assert convergence
and residual tolerance for both tolerance cases instead of requiring tighter
tolerance to imply lower coordinate error. In the Jacobi preconditioner test
around make_diagonally_dominant_matrix and the two .cgSolve calls, retain the
solution-accuracy assertion and replace the iterations ordering assertion with a
convergence assertion for preconditioned_result.
In `@R/dataProcess.R`:
- Around line 501-506: Update the convergence-warning branch in the warning
handler to call invokeRestart("muffleWarning") after recording the warning and
setting converged to FALSE, preventing the original handled warning from being
emitted again.
- Around line 147-148: Validate aft_solver at the shared dispatcher before
calling .fitAFTModel, accepting only "cholesky", "cg", and "pcg"; reject
unsupported values such as "cgp" instead of allowing the fallback to select
Cholesky. Apply this validation consistently for all public entry points.
In `@R/MSstatsSummarizeWithMultipleCores.R`:
- Around line 369-370: Update the shared roxygen documentation for
MSstatsSummarizeWithMultipleCores by adding `@param` entries for aft_solver and
aft_verbose, describing their accepted values and behavior so inherited
SingleCore and SingleTMP manuals include matching argument documentation; then
regenerate the package manuals.
In `@R/utils_imputation.R`:
- Around line 181-185: Update the underflow fallback branches in the imputation
derivative calculations: in the exact-observation path, use
standardized_distance / scale for the gradient and -inverse_scale_squared for
the curvature; in the censored-observation path, use standardized_distance /
scale for the gradient. Apply the same corrections to the corresponding branches
identified later in the file.
- Line 31: Update the is_labeled detection in .buildAFTFormula to use the
presence of the ref_covariate column rather than input$LABEL, so labeled models
remain recognized after fit_data excludes LABEL and the generated formula
includes ref_covariate.
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| n_total = nrow(input[missingness_filter, ]) | ||
| n_features = data.table::uniqueN(input[missingness_filter, FEATURE]) | ||
| n_runs = data.table::uniqueN(input[missingness_filter, RUN]) | ||
| is_labeled = data.table::uniqueN(input$LABEL) > 1 |
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Preserve the labeled flag when building fit_data.
Both MSstatsSummarizeSingleLinear and MSstatsSummarizeSingleTMP exclude LABEL from fit_data, including after filtering labeled reference rows. The data reaches .buildAFTFormula with ref_covariate but without LABEL, so is_labeled is false. The formula therefore omits ref_covariate for labeled AFT fits.
Detect labeled models from ref_covariate, or pass an explicit model-type flag.
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- is_labeled = data.table::uniqueN(input$LABEL) > 1
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| is_labeled = data.table::uniqueN(input$LABEL) > 1 | |
| is_labeled = "ref_covariate" %in% colnames(input) |
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In `@R/utils_imputation.R` at line 31, Update the is_labeled detection in
.buildAFTFormula to use the presence of the ref_covariate column rather than
input$LABEL, so labeled models remain recognized after fit_data excludes LABEL
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| exact_gradient_wrt_linear_predictor = ifelse( | ||
| exact_density_underflowed, -standardized_distance / scale, | ||
| exact_gradient_wrt_linear_predictor) | ||
| exact_second_derivative_wrt_linear_predictor = ifelse( | ||
| exact_density_underflowed, -1 / scale, |
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Correct the derivative direction in the underflow branches.
The exact-observation fallback reverses the gradient from Line 154. The censored fallback also uses the opposite direction from the Gaussian lower-tail limit. These gradients can move an accepted extreme fit farther from the observations and prevent convergence.
Use standardized_distance / scale. For the exact curvature, use -inverse_scale_squared.
Proposed fix
exact_gradient_wrt_linear_predictor = ifelse(
- exact_density_underflowed, -standardized_distance / scale,
+ exact_density_underflowed, standardized_distance / scale,
exact_gradient_wrt_linear_predictor)
exact_second_derivative_wrt_linear_predictor = ifelse(
- exact_density_underflowed, -1 / scale,
+ exact_density_underflowed, -inverse_scale_squared,
exact_second_derivative_wrt_linear_predictor)
...
censored_gradient_wrt_linear_predictor = ifelse(
- censored_probability_underflowed, -standardized_distance / scale,
+ censored_probability_underflowed, standardized_distance / scale,
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In `@R/utils_imputation.R` around lines 181 - 185, Update the underflow fallback
branches in the imputation derivative calculations: in the exact-observation
path, use standardized_distance / scale for the gradient and
-inverse_scale_squared for the curvature; in the censored-observation path, use
standardized_distance / scale for the gradient. Apply the same corrections to
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In @R/utils_cgsolve.R:
- Line 47: Update the stopping test in .cgSolve to scale the relative tolerance
by the actual right-hand-side norm instead of flooring it at 1; handle an
exactly zero right-hand side separately so small nonzero systems are not
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🟠 Major · Preserve existing positional argument bindings. · MSstatsSummarizeWithMultipleCores.R:377-378
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winPreserve existing positional argument bindings.
MSstatsSummarizeWithMultipleCoresis exported. These new parameters precede the existingverbose,BPPARAM,track_memory, andmax_proteins_per_workerparameters. Existing callers that pass those arguments positionally will bind them to the wrong parameters. For example, a positionalverbose = TRUEnow becomesaft_solver = TRUE, which Line 384 rejects. Move the new parameters after the existing parameters.Proposed signature change
numberOfCores = 1L, aft_iterations = 90L, - aft_solver = "cholesky", - aft_verbose = FALSE, verbose = FALSE, BPPARAM = NULL, track_memory = FALSE, - max_proteins_per_worker = 50L + max_proteins_per_worker = 50L, + aft_solver = "cholesky", + aft_verbose = FALSE🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In @R/MSstatsSummarizeWithMultipleCores.R:
- Around line 377-378: Move the new aft_solver and aft_verbose parameters in the
MSstatsSummarizeWithMultipleCores signature after the existing verbose, BPPARAM,
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Motivation and solution
AFT imputation uses a linear solve during model fitting. This change adds conjugate-gradient solvers as alternatives to the existing Cholesky-based method. The default remains
"cholesky". The new"cg"and"pcg"options provide iterative, optionally Jacobi-preconditioned solves.Changes
.cgSolveto solve symmetric positive (semi-)definite systems with a conjugate-gradient method..fitSurvivalCGfor AFT model fitting. It uses conjugate-gradient Newton steps, step-halving, and a Gauss–Newton fallback..fitAFTModelto dispatch among"cholesky","cg", and"pcg", and.checkAFTSolverto reject unsupported values.aft_solverandaft_verboseoptions todataProcessand the single-core, multiple-core, linear, and TMP summarization functions.RhpcBLASctlimport.Unit tests
.cgSolvetests for solutions, convergence, singular systems, preconditioning, and zero-diagonal behavior.Coding guidelines
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