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| """ | |
| QUALIFYING A MEMBER: CONCEDE, OR OVERRIDE. | |
| A confidence member asserts that the base is out of its depth, and the base | |
| CANNOT CHECK — it has no representation of unfamiliarity, so there is | |
| nothing to audit the claim against. That is why the member is needed and | |
| also why it cannot simply be believed. Lee's protocol: build the member, | |
| TEST it against the base's confidence, and let it concede or override on | |
| the result rather than on its author's word. | |
| The test splits into two tiers, and they differ in who can run them. | |
| NON-INTERFERENCE is verifiable by the base owner ALONE. Run the base's | |
| own evaluation with the member active and check that nothing it already | |
| did got worse. No data from the member's domain is needed. For a | |
| confidence member this is structural rather than tested — a positive | |
| scale cannot move the argmax — and for a capability member it is what | |
| the exact-zero isolation already guarantees, provided the member has its | |
| own output. | |
| COMPETENCE is NOT verifiable that way. To confirm a member is RIGHT | |
| about the territory it claims you need labelled examples of that | |
| territory — and the case where a member is most useful is exactly the | |
| case where you have none. So competence is a trust decision with a name | |
| attached, not a check. | |
| WHICH GIVES A TWO-TIER ADMISSION. A member is ADMITTED on | |
| non-interference, which anyone can verify and which the failsafe makes | |
| cheap: an unqualified member costs nothing because dropping to the base is | |
| exact and instant. It is PROMOTED TO OVERRIDE only on domain evidence | |
| somebody supplies and vouches for. | |
| This measures where the boundary actually falls. The jurisdiction score is | |
| swept, and at each threshold three things are read: how much territory the | |
| member claims, whether it beats the base THERE, and whether the base's own | |
| work outside the claim is untouched. The qualified threshold is the widest | |
| claim that passes both. | |
| AND IT CHECKS SOMETHING NEITHER MEMBER CAN CHECK ALONE: whether the region | |
| the CONFIDENCE member claims is the region the CAPABILITY member can | |
| actually serve. Two independently fitted signals about the same boundary, | |
| and they need not agree. | |
| """ | |
| import numpy as np | |
| import time | |
| import json | |
| try: | |
| import cupy as _cp | |
| _GPU = _cp.cuda.runtime.getDeviceCount() > 0 | |
| except Exception: | |
| _GPU = False | |
| xp = _cp if _GPU else np | |
| DT = np.float32 | |
| def to_dev(a, dtype=DT): | |
| a = np.asarray(a, dtype=dtype) | |
| return xp.asarray(a) if _GPU else a | |
| def to_host(a): | |
| return _cp.asnumpy(a) if _GPU and isinstance(a, _cp.ndarray) else np.asarray(a) | |
| def windowed(g, c_in, k, c_out): | |
| ni, no = c_in*g*g, c_out*g*g | |
| ii, jj = np.meshgrid(np.arange(ni), np.arange(no), indexing='ij') | |
| ci, pi = ii // (g*g), ii % (g*g) | |
| co, po = jj // (g*g), jj % (g*g) | |
| dr = pi // g - (po // g - k//2) | |
| dc = pi % g - (po % g - k//2) | |
| inside = (dr >= 0) & (dr < k) & (dc >= 0) & (dc < k) | |
| K = c_in*c_out*k*k + 1 | |
| idx = np.where(inside, (ci*c_out + co)*k*k + dr*k + dc, K-1) | |
| return idx.ravel().astype(np.int32), K, no | |
| _FIXED = {} | |
| class FixedScatter: | |
| def __init__(self, idx, K, cap=8192): | |
| h = to_host(idx).astype(np.int64).reshape(-1) | |
| order = np.argsort(h, kind="stable") | |
| counts = np.bincount(h, minlength=K) | |
| starts = np.cumsum(counts) - counts | |
| big = np.where(counts > cap)[0] | |
| small = np.where(counts <= cap)[0] | |
| self.K = K | |
| self.order = to_dev(order, np.int64) if _GPU else order | |
| self.big = [(int(b), int(starts[b]), int(starts[b]+counts[b])) | |
| for b in big] | |
| self.small = to_dev(small, np.int64) if _GPU else small | |
| self.width = int(counts[small].max()) if len(small) else 0 | |
| if self.width: | |
| pos = np.concatenate([np.arange(counts[s]) for s in small]) | |
| src = np.concatenate([np.arange(starts[s], starts[s]+counts[s]) | |
| for s in small]) | |
| row = np.repeat(np.arange(len(small)), counts[small]) | |
| self.src = to_dev(src, np.int64) if _GPU else src | |
| sl = row*self.width + pos | |
| self.slot = to_dev(sl, np.int64) if _GPU else sl | |
| self.buf = xp.zeros(len(small)*self.width, DT) | |
| self._keep = idx | |
| def __call__(self, g): | |
| gs = g.reshape(-1)[self.order] | |
| out = xp.zeros(self.K, DT) | |
| if self.width: | |
| self.buf[:] = 0 | |
| self.buf[self.slot] = gs[self.src] | |
| out[self.small] = self.buf.reshape(-1, self.width).sum(1) | |
| for b, a, z in self.big: | |
| out[b] = gs[a:z].sum() | |
| return out | |
| def scatter(dW, idx, K): | |
| key = (id(idx), K) | |
| if key not in _FIXED: | |
| _FIXED[key] = FixedScatter(idx, K) | |
| return _FIXED[key](dW) | |
| def train_base(Xtr, Ytr, cfg, seed): | |
| D, g, ch = Xtr.shape[1], cfg["grid"], cfg["chan"] | |
| rg = np.random.default_rng(seed) | |
| layers, cin = [], cfg["c_in"] | |
| for l in range(cfg["depth"]): | |
| idx, K, no = windowed(g, cin, 3, ch) | |
| layers.append(dict(idx=to_dev(idx, np.int32) if _GPU else idx, | |
| K=K, out=no, taps=cin*9, | |
| ins=D if l == 0 else layers[-1]["out"])) | |
| cin = ch | |
| L = cfg["depth"] | |
| P = [] | |
| for l in layers: | |
| v = rg.normal(0, np.sqrt(2.0/l["taps"]), l["K"]).astype(np.float32) | |
| v[-1] = 0.0 | |
| P.append(to_dev(v)) | |
| P += [xp.ones(l["out"], DT) for l in layers] | |
| P += [xp.zeros(l["out"], DT) for l in layers] | |
| P += [to_dev(rg.normal(0, np.sqrt(2.0/layers[-1]["out"]), | |
| (layers[-1]["out"], 10))), xp.zeros(10, DT)] | |
| HEAD, OB = 3*L, 3*L+1 | |
| M = [xp.zeros_like(p) for p in P]; V = [xp.zeros_like(p) for p in P] | |
| n = Xtr.shape[0]; t = 0 | |
| ag = np.random.default_rng(seed + 991) | |
| def fwd(x): | |
| cache = []; h = x | |
| for li, l in enumerate(layers): | |
| W = P[li][l["idx"]].reshape(l["ins"], l["out"]) | |
| z = h @ W | |
| var = z.var(1, keepdims=True) + 1e-5 | |
| zn = (z - z.mean(1, keepdims=True))/xp.sqrt(var) | |
| zs = zn*P[L+li] + P[2*L+li] | |
| a = xp.maximum(zs, 0) | |
| cache.append((h, W, var, zn, zs)) | |
| h = a | |
| return h, cache | |
| for ep in range(cfg["epochs"]): | |
| perm = ag.permutation(n) | |
| for st in range(0, n, cfg["batch"]): | |
| b = perm[st:st+cfg["batch"]] | |
| x = Xtr[b]; y = Ytr[b] | |
| h, cache = fwd(x) | |
| lg = h @ P[HEAD] + P[OB] | |
| e = xp.exp(lg - lg.max(1, keepdims=True)) | |
| d = (e/e.sum(1, keepdims=True) - y)/len(b) | |
| G = [xp.zeros_like(p) for p in P] | |
| G[HEAD] = h.T @ d; G[OB] = d.sum(0) | |
| dh = d @ P[HEAD].T | |
| for li in range(L-1, -1, -1): | |
| hin, W, var, zn, zs = cache[li] | |
| dzs = dh*(zs > 0) | |
| G[L+li] = (dzs*zn).sum(0); G[2*L+li] = dzs.sum(0) | |
| dzn = dzs*P[L+li] | |
| dz = (dzn - dzn.mean(1, keepdims=True) | |
| - zn*(dzn*zn).mean(1, keepdims=True))/xp.sqrt(var) | |
| G[li] = scatter(hin.T @ dz, layers[li]["idx"], layers[li]["K"]) | |
| if li > 0: | |
| dh = dz @ W.T | |
| t += 1 | |
| for i, (p_, gr) in enumerate(zip(P, G)): | |
| M[i] = 0.9*M[i] + 0.1*gr | |
| V[i] = 0.999*V[i] + 0.001*gr*gr | |
| P[i] = p_ - cfg["lr"]*(M[i]/(1-0.9**t)) \ | |
| / (xp.sqrt(V[i]/(1-0.999**t))+1e-8) | |
| return P, fwd, HEAD, OB, layers[-1]["out"] | |
| def ridge(A, R, lam): | |
| """The closed-form member: one solve, no steps. | |
| Fitted on the RESIDUAL between the target and what the base already | |
| says, so a member that explains nothing contributes nothing — and as | |
| lambda dominates the solution shrinks toward zero and the base answers. | |
| That is the failsafe as arithmetic rather than as a rule.""" | |
| n, d = A.shape | |
| A1 = xp.concatenate([A, xp.ones((n, 1), DT)], 1) | |
| if d + 1 <= n: | |
| G = A1.T @ A1 + lam*xp.eye(d+1, dtype=DT) | |
| W = xp.linalg.solve(G, A1.T @ R) | |
| else: | |
| # the wide case: solve in the sample space instead, which is the | |
| # only tractable form when there are five examples and 3,136 | |
| # features | |
| G = A1 @ A1.T + lam*xp.eye(n, dtype=DT) | |
| W = A1.T @ xp.linalg.solve(G, R) | |
| return W[:-1], W[-1] | |
| def descent(A, R, lam, steps, lr): | |
| """The same fit by gradient descent, for comparison. The closed form is | |
| only worth having if it matches.""" | |
| n, d = A.shape | |
| W = xp.zeros((d, R.shape[1]), DT); b = xp.zeros(R.shape[1], DT) | |
| M = [xp.zeros_like(W), xp.zeros_like(b)] | |
| V = [xp.zeros_like(W), xp.zeros_like(b)] | |
| for t in range(1, steps+1): | |
| E = A @ W + b - R | |
| G = [A.T @ E/n + lam*W/n, E.mean(0)] | |
| for i, (p_, gr) in enumerate(zip([W, b], G)): | |
| M[i] = 0.9*M[i] + 0.1*gr | |
| V[i] = 0.999*V[i] + 0.001*gr*gr | |
| upd = p_ - lr*(M[i]/(1-0.9**t))/(xp.sqrt(V[i]/(1-0.999**t))+1e-8) | |
| if i == 0: | |
| W = upd | |
| else: | |
| b = upd | |
| return W, b | |
| def load(cfg): | |
| from tensorflow import keras | |
| (a, b), (c, d) = keras.datasets.fashion_mnist.load_data() | |
| X = np.concatenate([a, c]).astype(np.float32)/255.0 | |
| y = np.concatenate([b, d]).ravel().astype(np.int64) | |
| if cfg["grid"] != 28: | |
| s = 28//cfg["grid"] | |
| X = X.reshape(-1, cfg["grid"], s, cfg["grid"], s).mean(axis=(2, 4)) | |
| rg = np.random.default_rng(0); p = rg.permutation(len(X)) | |
| tr, te = p[:cfg["n_train"]], p[cfg["n_train"]:cfg["n_train"]+10000] | |
| mu, sd = X[tr].mean(), X[tr].std()+1e-8 | |
| f = lambda Z: ((Z-mu)/sd).reshape(len(Z), -1) | |
| Y = np.zeros((len(tr), 10), np.float32); Y[np.arange(len(tr)), y[tr]] = 1 | |
| return f(X[tr]), Y, y[tr], f(X[te]), y[te] | |
| # fit_on: "classes" fits a specialist on a class subset (measured: an | |
| # oracle gate is worth only +0.0070, because the base was already good | |
| # there). "errors" fits on the base's own mistakes, which is the correction | |
| # loop and has 13% of the test set to work with rather than a 1.8-point | |
| # margin on 40% of it. | |
| CFG = dict(grid=14, c_in=1, chan=16, depth=3, n_train=20000, batch=128, | |
| lr=1e-3, epochs=30, seed=0, | |
| base_classes=(0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6), | |
| new_classes=(7, 8, 9), | |
| n_holdout=4000, N=200, lam=1.0, draws=5, | |
| # THE BASE SEED IS SWEPT TOO. A first version trained ONE base | |
| # and varied only the member's 200 examples, so every figure | |
| # rested on a single training run of the thing being extended. | |
| base_seeds=(0, 1, 2), | |
| claims=(0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4, 0.5, 0.6, 0.8, 1.0), | |
| # THE MEMBER SHARES THE BASE'S OUTPUT HERE, so it has to | |
| # overcome the suppression the head learned: classes 7-9 were | |
| # always the wrong answer, so their logits were pushed down. | |
| # Measured separately, a member does NOTHING from w=0 to w=1 | |
| # (identical to four decimals), then 0.0030 at 1.5, 0.0653 at | |
| # 2.0, 0.3249 at 3.0, 0.8723 at 5.0. A first version of this | |
| # test ran at w=1 and therefore tested a member that could not | |
| # speak — it never qualified anywhere, which said nothing. | |
| member_w=(1.5, 2.0, 3.0, 5.0, 8.0)) | |
| def main(**over): | |
| CFG.update(over) | |
| t0 = time.time() | |
| print("=" * 78) | |
| print("QUALIFYING A MEMBER: CONCEDE, OR OVERRIDE") | |
| print("=" * 78) | |
| print(f" backend: {'cupy (GPU)' if _GPU else 'numpy (CPU)'}") | |
| for k, v in CFG.items(): | |
| print(f" {k:14s} = {v}") | |
| print(f"\n a CONFIDENCE member claims territory; a CAPABILITY member") | |
| print(f" answers on it. Neither can verify the other, and the base can") | |
| print(f" verify neither — only that nothing it already did got worse.") | |
| print("=" * 78, flush=True) | |
| X, Y, y, Xte, yte = load(CFG) | |
| old_m = np.isin(y, CFG["base_classes"]) | |
| tr_i = np.where(old_m)[0] | |
| ho_new = np.where(~old_m)[0][:CFG["n_holdout"]//2] | |
| ho_old = tr_i[-(CFG["n_holdout"]//2):] | |
| tr_i = tr_i[:-(CFG["n_holdout"]//2)] | |
| ho_i = np.concatenate([ho_old, ho_new]) | |
| Xtr, Ytr = to_dev(X[tr_i]), to_dev(Y[tr_i]) | |
| Xho = to_dev(X[ho_i]); yho = y[ho_i] | |
| Yho = to_dev(np.eye(10, dtype=np.float32)[yho]) | |
| unseen_ho = np.isin(yho, CFG["new_classes"]) | |
| Xte_d = to_dev(Xte) | |
| unseen = np.isin(yte, CFG["new_classes"]) | |
| rows, agree, bases = {}, {}, [] | |
| for bs in CFG["base_seeds"]: | |
| P, fwd, HEAD, OB, width = train_base(Xtr, Ytr, CFG, bs) | |
| fho, _ = fwd(Xho); fte, _ = fwd(Xte_d) | |
| base_te = to_host(fte @ P[HEAD] + P[OB]) | |
| margin = float(to_host((fho @ P[HEAD] + P[OB]).std())) | |
| base_pred = base_te.argmax(1); base_ok = base_pred == yte | |
| bases.append(float(base_ok.mean())) | |
| print(f" base seed {bs}: {float(base_ok[~unseen].mean()):.4f} on its " | |
| f"seven, {float(base_ok[unseen].mean()):.4f} on the three" | |
| f" [{time.time()-t0:.0f}s]", flush=True) | |
| for dr in range(CFG["draws"]): | |
| rg = np.random.default_rng(2200 + 97*bs + dr) | |
| sub = rg.choice(len(ho_i), min(CFG["N"], len(ho_i)), replace=False) | |
| sd_ = to_dev(sub, np.int64) if _GPU else sub | |
| jt = to_dev(np.where(unseen_ho[sub], 1.0, -1.0) | |
| .astype(np.float32)[:, None]) | |
| Wj, bj = ridge(fho[sd_], jt, CFG["lam"]) | |
| claim_score = to_host(fte @ Wj + bj).ravel() | |
| Wc, bc = ridge(fho[sd_], margin*Yho[sd_], CFG["lam"]) | |
| delta = to_host(fte @ Wc + bc) | |
| for w in CFG["member_w"]: | |
| member_pred = (base_te + w*delta).argmax(1) | |
| member_ok = member_pred == yte | |
| wins = member_ok & ~base_ok | |
| r = np.argsort(np.argsort(claim_score)) | |
| n1, n0 = wins.sum(), (~wins).sum() | |
| agree.setdefault(w, []).append( | |
| float((r[wins].sum() - n1*(n1-1)/2)/(n1*n0)) | |
| if n1 and n0 else float("nan")) | |
| for c in CFG["claims"]: | |
| keep = (np.ones(len(yte), bool) if c >= 1 | |
| else claim_score > np.quantile(claim_score, 1-c)) | |
| pred = np.where(keep, member_pred, base_pred) | |
| ok = pred == yte | |
| rows.setdefault((w, c), []).append(dict( | |
| overall=float(ok.mean()), | |
| on_claim=float(ok[keep].mean()) if keep.any() else np.nan, | |
| base_on_claim=float(base_ok[keep].mean()) if keep.any() | |
| else np.nan, | |
| outside=float(ok[~keep].mean()) if (~keep).any() else np.nan, | |
| base_outside=float(base_ok[~keep].mean()) if (~keep).any() | |
| else np.nan, | |
| purity=float(unseen[keep].mean()) if keep.any() else np.nan)) | |
| print(f"\n {len(bases)} bases, spanning {min(bases):.4f} to " | |
| f"{max(bases):.4f} overall") | |
| summ = {} | |
| for key, rs in rows.items(): | |
| m = {k: float(np.nanmean([r[k] for r in rs])) for k in rs[0]} | |
| m["sd"] = float(np.std([r["overall"] for r in rs])) | |
| summ[key] = m | |
| base_all = float(np.mean(bases)) | |
| for w in CFG["member_w"]: | |
| print(f"\n member at w = {w}" | |
| f" (it reaches {summ[(w, 1.0)]['on_claim']:.4f} applied " | |
| f"everywhere, against the base's {base_all:.4f})") | |
| print(f" {'claims':>7s} {'overall':>8s} {'member here':>12s} " | |
| f"{'base here':>10s} {'COMPETENT':>10s} {'outside':>8s} " | |
| f"{'unseen share':>13s}") | |
| for c in CFG["claims"]: | |
| m = summ[(w, c)] | |
| comp = m["on_claim"] - m["base_on_claim"] | |
| ni = (abs(m["outside"] - m["base_outside"]) < 1e-9 | |
| if not np.isnan(m["outside"]) else True) | |
| print(f" {c:6.0%} {m['overall']:8.4f} {m['on_claim']:12.4f} " | |
| f"{m['base_on_claim']:10.4f} {comp:+10.4f} " | |
| f"{'exact' if ni else 'MOVED':>8s} {m['purity']:12.1%}") | |
| json.dump({f"{k[0]}/{k[1]}": v for k, v in summ.items()}, | |
| open("qualify.json", "w"), indent=2) | |
| print("\n" + "=" * 78) | |
| print(" READOUT") | |
| print("=" * 78) | |
| print(f" NON-INTERFERENCE is exact at every threshold and every w by") | |
| print(f" construction: outside the claim the base answers untouched,") | |
| print(f" and dropping the member costs nothing. That tier ADMITS") | |
| print(f" without evidence.\n") | |
| print(f" {'w':>5s} {'widest qualified claim':>24s} {'competence':>11s} " | |
| f"{'overall':>9s} {'vs base':>9s} {'boundaries':>11s}") | |
| best = None | |
| for w in CFG["member_w"]: | |
| ok = [c for c in CFG["claims"] | |
| if summ[(w, c)]["on_claim"] > summ[(w, c)]["base_on_claim"]] | |
| a = float(np.nanmean(agree[w])) | |
| if ok: | |
| c = max(ok); m = summ[(w, c)] | |
| print(f" {w:5.1f} {c:23.0%} " | |
| f"{m['on_claim']-m['base_on_claim']:+11.4f} " | |
| f"{m['overall']:9.4f} {m['overall']-base_all:+9.4f} " | |
| f"{a:11.4f}") | |
| if best is None or m["overall"] > best[1]["overall"]: | |
| best = (w, m, c, a) | |
| else: | |
| print(f" {w:5.1f} {'never':>23s} {'':>11s} {'':>9s} {'':>9s} " | |
| f"{a:11.4f}") | |
| print() | |
| if best: | |
| w, m, c, a = best | |
| print(f" QUALIFIED. At w = {w} the member beats the base on the") | |
| print(f" widest {c:.0%} it claims (" | |
| f"{m['on_claim']-m['base_on_claim']:+.4f}) and lifts the whole") | |
| print(f" task to {m['overall']:.4f} against {base_all:.4f} " | |
| f"({m['overall']-base_all:+.4f}).") | |
| print(f" Beyond that claim it should CONCEDE, and the concession is") | |
| print(f" free because the base is exact outside it.") | |
| print(f"\n DO THE TWO BOUNDARIES AGREE? The confidence member's claim") | |
| print(f" ranks where the capability member actually wins at AUC") | |
| print(f" {a:.4f}.") | |
| if a > 0.75: | |
| print(f" THEY DO. One member says 'mine' and the other can serve") | |
| print(f" it, fitted independently on the same budget — the") | |
| print(f" handover is coherent rather than two assertions.") | |
| elif a > 0.6: | |
| print(f" PARTLY. The claim points at the right region without") | |
| print(f" matching it, so an override takes on territory the") | |
| print(f" capability member cannot serve.") | |
| else: | |
| print(f" THEY DO NOT. Claimed and servable are different sets,") | |
| print(f" so a confidence member cannot AUTHORISE a capability") | |
| print(f" member — each qualifies on its own evidence.") | |
| else: | |
| print(f" NEVER QUALIFIED AT ANY w. The member should concede") | |
| print(f" everywhere and be admitted on non-interference alone.") | |
| print(f"\n seed spread (worst) " | |
| f"{max(m2['sd'] for m2 in summ.values()):.4f}") | |
| print(f" total {time.time()-t0:.0f}s; wrote qualify.json") | |
| if __name__ == "__main__": | |
| main() | |