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Single prerequisite commit for the OpenStrap/edge any-wearable multi-device support work (see edge PR). Hoists the baseline-dispersion refusal out of readiness_composite.dart's inline guard into a standalone, reusable predicate (dispersionBelowQuantum in foundations/baseline.dart), so a later milestone can reuse the same guard on illness_cusum.dart/anomaly.dart once per-device masking shortens their baseline windows.

  • No behavior change today: the extracted function is the inline body verbatim, byte-identical refusal string.
  • The guard is NOT yet added to illness_cusum/anomaly here — doing so would change a shipped number for a single-device user whose quantized baseline SD sits strictly between 0 and 1, which this commit deliberately avoids.

Test plan

  • dart test: 632 passed, 0 failed (6 pre-existing skips, fixture-gated), dart analyze clean, no golden churn
  • New test/dispersion_guard_test.dart pins 3 unit cases + 1 readinessComposite integration case

Summary by Sourcery

Extract the baseline-dispersion refusal guard for reuse without changing existing readiness results.

Enhancements:

  • Extract the baseline-dispersion quantum guard into a reusable foundation predicate while preserving current readiness behavior and refusal output.

Tests:

  • Add unit and integration coverage for quantization thresholds, unquantized inputs, empty baselines, and the unchanged readiness refusal message.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved readiness calculations for quantized baseline data with insufficient variation.
    • Preserved the appropriate refusal status and diagnostic message when baseline dispersion falls below the configured quantum.
    • Added consistent handling for unquantized, empty, and adequately varied baseline data, ensuring readiness results remain stable across these scenarios.
  • Tests

    • Added coverage for dispersion thresholds and readiness behavior with low-variation baseline data.

…ne guard

Hoists the baseline-dispersion refusal (readiness_composite.dart:207-227) into
foundations/baseline.dart as a standalone, reusable predicate. Prerequisite
for M5, where the same guard is needed on illness_cusum.dart and anomaly.dart
once masking shortens their baseline windows -- NOT added to either of those
here, since that would change a shipped number for a single-device user whose
quantized baseline has SD strictly between 0 and 1, which a milestone whose
gate forbids a kAlgoVersion bump must not do.

Byte-identical refusal string, by construction: the extracted function is the
inline body verbatim (quantum<=0 -> false; else sd==null or sd<quantum), and
the call site still recomputes sd for the message so the string is untouched.
No new call site added anywhere.

test/dispersion_guard_test.dart pins the three cases from spec-m0-m2.md §0.1
(SD 0.577 refuses, SD>=1 does not, quantum 0 never refuses) plus one
readinessComposite integration case reusing the existing 14-night sub-bpm
baseline from wellness_test.dart, asserting the refusal string is unchanged.

dart test: 632 passed, 0 failed (6 pre-existing skips, all
whoop_hist.jsonl-gated -- fixture absent in this environment). dart analyze
clean. No golden churn.
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Reviewer's Guide

Extracts readiness’s baseline-dispersion-below-quantum check into a reusable foundation predicate, preserving the byte-identical refusal behavior and intentionally deferring adoption by illness/anomaly paths; focused unit and integration tests pin the semantics.

Sequence diagram for readiness dispersion guard evaluation

sequenceDiagram
    participant RC as readinessComposite
    participant Guard as dispersionBelowQuantum
    participant Baseline as stddev

    RC->>Guard: dispersionBelowQuantum(base, inp.quantum)
    Guard->>Baseline: stddev(base)
    Baseline-->>Guard: sd
    alt quantum <= 0
        Guard-->>RC: false
    else sd is null or sd < quantum
        Guard-->>RC: true
        RC->>RC: add baseline_dispersion_below_quantum refusal
    else dispersion is sufficient
        Guard-->>RC: false
    end
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Change Details Files
Extract the baseline-dispersion refusal into a reusable quantization-aware predicate without changing current behavior.
  • Add dispersionBelowQuantum to compute standard deviation, treat nonpositive quantum as unguarded, and refuse null or sub-quantum dispersion.
  • Replace the inline readiness guard with the extracted predicate while preserving the existing refusal details and string.
  • Deliberately leave illness CUSUM and anomaly paths unchanged to avoid altering shipped single-device results.
lib/src/onehz/foundations/baseline.dart
lib/src/onehz/wellness/readiness_composite.dart
Add focused regression coverage for the extracted guard and readiness refusal compatibility.
  • Cover sub-quantum, sufficient-dispersion, unquantized, and empty-baseline cases.
  • Verify readiness still emits the expected refusal name and quantum details.
test/dispersion_guard_test.dart

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Hey - I've found 2 issues

Prompt for AI Agents
Please address the comments from this code review:

## Individual Comments

### Comment 1
<location path="lib/src/onehz/wellness/readiness_composite.dart" line_range="221-222" />
<code_context>
       // quantized series already means ≥ 1 step of spread.
-      final sd = stddev(base);
-      if (sd == null || sd < inp.quantum) {
+      if (dispersionBelowQuantum(base, inp.quantum)) {
+        final sd = stddev(base);
         refusals.add('${inp.label}: baseline_dispersion_below_quantum:'
             'sd=${sd == null ? 'null' : round6(sd)},'
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**nitpick (performance):** On every refusal, `dispersionBelowQuantum` computes `stddev(base)`, and the next line computes `stddev(base)` again to format the refusal message, doubling the O(n) scan of the baseline.

**Triggers:** When a quantized input has dispersion below its quantum.

**Suggested fix:** Return the computed dispersion alongside the predicate result, or expose a helper that lets the caller reuse the already-computed standard deviation.
</issue_to_address>

### Comment 2
<location path="test/dispersion_guard_test.dart" line_range="44-45" />
<code_context>
+      final m = readinessComposite([rhrInput(52.0, base)],
+          minInputs: 1, minWeightSum: 0.0);
+      expect(m.present, isFalse);
+      expect(m.note, contains('RHR: baseline_dispersion_below_quantum:'));
+      expect(m.note, contains('quantum=1'));
+    });
+  });
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (testing):** The integration test does not verify the complete refusal string despite claiming to pin it: it only checks the prefix and `quantum=1`, so changes to the SD value, sample count, separators, or trailing punctuation pass silently.

**Triggers:** When the refusal message changes in any part other than the asserted prefix or quantum field.

**Suggested fix:** Assert the complete expected note, including `sd=0.267261` and `n=14`.

```suggestion
      expect(m.note, equals('no readiness inputs present — "—" (never imputed). '
          'Refused: RHR: baseline_dispersion_below_quantum:'
          'sd=0.267261,quantum=1,n=14.'));
```
</issue_to_address>

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Comment on lines +221 to +222
if (dispersionBelowQuantum(base, inp.quantum)) {
final sd = stddev(base);

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nitpick (performance): On every refusal, dispersionBelowQuantum computes stddev(base), and the next line computes stddev(base) again to format the refusal message, doubling the O(n) scan of the baseline.

Triggers: When a quantized input has dispersion below its quantum.

Suggested fix: Return the computed dispersion alongside the predicate result, or expose a helper that lets the caller reuse the already-computed standard deviation.

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Adds dispersionBelowQuantum for baseline dispersion checks. Updates readinessComposite to use the helper and retain the refusal diagnostic. Adds unit and regression tests.

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Dispersion guard

Layer / File(s) Summary
Add dispersion guard contract
lib/src/onehz/foundations/baseline.dart, test/dispersion_guard_test.dart
Adds dispersionBelowQuantum and tests quantized, unquantized, sufficient-dispersion, and empty-baseline cases.
Apply guard in readiness validation
lib/src/onehz/wellness/readiness_composite.dart, test/dispersion_guard_test.dart
Uses the shared guard in readinessComposite and verifies the refusal diagnostic for a sub-BPM baseline.

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Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 47936

This refactors the readiness dispersion refusal check into a shared predicate while preserving the existing refusal behavior and message. Boundary and regression coverage indicate no remaining merge-readiness risk.

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In `@test/dispersion_guard_test.dart`:
- Around line 16-18: Add an exact-equality boundary test for
dispersionBelowQuantum using values such as [0, 1, 2] with quantum 1, and assert
isFalse to verify strict sd < quantum behavior. Keep the existing
above-threshold case unchanged.
- Around line 44-45: Update the assertion in the byte-identical refusal
diagnostic test to compare m.note against the complete expected refusal string
using exact equality, including the standard deviation, separators, item count,
punctuation, and quantum value; remove the partial contains assertions.

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