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participant Config
participant HSSM
participant make_distribution
participant ensure_positive_ndt
Config->>HSSM: provide ndt_edge_width
HSSM->>make_distribution: pass ndt_edge_width
make_distribution->>ensure_positive_ndt: pass edge width with logp inputs
ensure_positive_ndt-->>make_distribution: return floored logp values
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In `@src/hssm/modelconfig/ddm_normal_st_config.py`:
- Line 43: Update the default model registration associated with the “loglik”
entry and the HSSM constructor path through make_likelihood_callable so
ddm_normal_st is registered only when its pinned ONNX artifact is published and
available in the configured franklab/HSSM repository; otherwise defer the
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| "description": "The DDM with Normal variability in non-decision time", | ||
| "likelihoods": { | ||
| "approx_differentiable": { | ||
| "loglik": "ddm_normal_st.onnx", |
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- 3: https://github.com/lnccbrown/LANfactory/blob/main/docs/index.md
- 4: https://lnccbrown.github.io/HSSM/how_to/custom_onnx_likelihoods/
- 5: https://lnccbrown.github.io/HSSM/tutorials/sbi_nre_integration/
- 6: https://github.com/lnccbrown/LANfactory/
- 7: https://github.com/lnccbrown/HSSM/blob/main/docs/how_to/custom_onnx_likelihoods.ipynb
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Gate the default model on the published LAN and simulator configuration.
HSSM(model="ddm_normal_st") registers ddm_normal_st.onnx, but the file is not bundled or present in the configured franklab/HSSM repository. The constructor reaches ONNX resolution through make_likelihood_callable, so it fails unless the user supplies a local loglik path.
Publish and pin the required artifacts before registering this model, or defer the supported-model registration and documentation until then.
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In `@src/hssm/modelconfig/ddm_normal_st_config.py` at line 43, Update the default
model registration associated with the “loglik” entry and the HSSM constructor
path through make_likelihood_callable so ddm_normal_st is registered only when
its pinned ONNX artifact is published and available in the configured
franklab/HSSM repository; otherwise defer the supported-model registration and
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Agreed this is the open question for this PR. The network is not on franklab/HSSM yet and the simulator config is in lnccbrown/ssm-simulators#361; until both land, constructing the model needs loglik=. I would rather not add a gate that behaves differently from every other registered LAN model. @AlexanderFengler, is the convention to merge the registration once the network is uploaded, or to gate?
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Correct as described: ddm_normal_st.onnx is not yet in franklab/HSSM, and the bare-name lookup is pinned to that repository, so until it is uploaded the model constructs only with an explicit loglik=. The docstring and the PR body both say so. Both networks are public at hf.co/Eitanm/ddm-st-lans for anyone who wants to test now. Uploading to franklab/HSSM is a maintainer action, so the registration and the upload are meant to land together at merge rather than the registration being deferred. The simulator side is the same: ssm-simulators learns ddm_normal_st in lnccbrown/ssm-simulators#361, which this PR depends on for simulate_data. |
ensure_positive_ndt floors the log-likelihood wherever rt - t <= 1e-15. That is the correct support edge for a fixed non-decision time, but not for the LAN `*_st` models, which follow the half-width st convention of ssms: there t is drawn per trial from Uniform(t - st, t + st), so the fastest admissible response time is t - st and the band [t - st, t] carries real density. The guard replaced that entire band with LOGP_LB regardless of what the likelihood returned. Applied unconditionally at both call sites, affecting every LAN `*_st` model. Measured on ddm_st: compiling HSSM's observed-RV logp for a model whose likelihood IS the exact ddm_st quadrature and comparing against the same quadrature called directly gave differences of -5.3 to -12586.8 nats, varying with theta. With the guard skipped the two agree to exactly 0.0000 on 7 of 8 parameter vectors (the 8th had a subject z outside its bound). So this guard accounts for the entire discrepancy while parameters stay in bounds. p_outlier partially masks it: the floored value is wrapped in the lapse mixture, so affected trials emerge at log(0.05/20) = -5.99 rather than at LOGP_LB, which is why this presented as bad geometry rather than an obvious -inf. The t - st edge is stated as correct under the half-width convention of ssms/cssm, which every LAN *_st model follows, rather than as a universal law. full_ddm is the one bundled model on the other convention: its only likelihood is the blackbox wrapper around hddm_wfpt, which reads st as a full width and puts its own edge at t - st/2. No separate factor is needed, because that edge sits above t - st and hddm_wfpt already returns zero density across [t - st, t - st/2), which the wrapper maps to the same lower bound. Verified: across a 0.28-0.46 RT scan the raw likelihood's highest floored rt is exactly t - st/2, and the guard changes no value at any rt (max |delta| 0.0). Only st moves the response-time support edge. sz (starting point) and sv (drift) do not, and are deliberately not consulted; a regression test pins that down. Tests are one parametrized case per convention (fixed t, st moves the edge, sz/sv leave it) over an explicit RT vector that straddles all three edges, so the in-band assertion no longer depends on an unseeded draw. They compare against the imported LOGP_LB rather than a -66.1 literal: under PYTENSOR_FLAGS=floatX=float32 the bound is -66.0999984741211, and wrapping it in np.array defeats NumPy's weak promotion, so the literal form failed there. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- The admissibility guard floors the log-likelihood below t - st, which is exact only for a compact uniform ndt kernel of half-width st (the convention every LAN *_st network follows). A kernel with unbounded support, e.g. Normal(t, st) where st is a standard deviation, carries real density below t - st, so flooring there discards likelihood the model genuinely assigns. - Adds ndt_edge_width to the likelihood config, moving the floor to t - ndt_edge_width * st. Declared per likelihood, so a blackbox exact likelihood and its LAN approximation for the same model can carry different edges, and a registered model ships the correct edge as its own default. - None means 1.0 and is byte-identical to the previous behaviour; verified bitwise against the parent commit for ddm, ddm_sdv, full_ddm and a flat-likelihood st model. Inert for models without st: the edge does not move for ddm or ddm_sdv. - Reachability is proven end-to-end both ways, since a config field that does not survive the merge path is invisible to users: via a user-supplied model_config (edge 0.4 -> 0.2 at t=0.5, st=0.1, freeing 10 trials from the lower bound) and via a registered model's own likelihood entry, which produces a bitwise-identical result. A user-supplied value overrides the registry default. - Because Config.from_defaults already splats **loglik_config, a likelihood-level key needs no plumbing there and register_model forwards it inside likelihoods verbatim, so no registration changes are required. - full_ddm reaches this guard but its visible edge is its own likelihood's: hddm_wfpt returns zero density below the full-width edge t - st/2, which sits above t - st, so widening the floor frees nothing and full_ddm is bitwise unchanged at any setting. Validation lives in `distribution_utils.dist` and runs at both boundaries: `Config.validate()` and a direct `make_distribution()` call, which previously accepted negative and non-finite widths and passed them to the guard. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds the registry entry for the DDM with Normal trial-to-trial variability in non-decision time (t_trial ~ Normal(t, st); st is the kernel SD, support unbounded). approx_differentiable only, LAN via ddm_normal_st.onnx; bounds are the network's training box. The entry ships ndt_edge_width = 3.0 as its DEFAULT: the Normal kernel is unbounded, so the admissibility floor belongs at the practical 3-sigma edge t - 3*st (measured: floor at t - st -> rhat 3.39 / ESS 4; at t - 3*st -> rhat 1.010 / ESS 697, 0% divergences). With this key in the registry, switching kernels is just the model string - ddm_uniform_st gets its exact t - st floor, ddm_normal_st gets t - 3*st, and neither requires the user to remember anything. Stacked on feat/ndt-edge-width-config, which plumbs the field. GATED - do not merge before: 1. ssm-simulators ships the ddm_normal_st model config (feat/ddm-normal-st-model-config) so the simulator side resolves. 2. The LAN is retrained with exact-likelihood labels and published. The current network fabricates ~20 nats of spurious density at the st -> 0 training-box corner with a sign-flipped st-gradient there (KDE labels cannot resolve structure below their own bandwidth); publishing it would bake that defect into the ecosystem. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> - Records that the bounds are the network's training box rather than modelling choices, and that st means a uniform half-width in ddm_uniform_st but a Normal SD in ddm_normal_st, so equal st values are not equal dispersions. - Lists the model where users look for it, and adds a changelog entry.
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🟡 Minor · Add ddm_normal_st to the supported-model description. · hssm.py:63-68
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ddm_normal_stto the supported-model description.
SupportedModelsnow includesddm_normal_st, but this description omits it and says other strings are treated as custom. A user reading theHSSMAPI documentation could conclude that the model requires a full custom configuration. Update the list or refer readers to the maintained supported-model list.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/hssm/hssm.py`:
- Around line 63-68: Update the supported-model description in HSSM to include
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Register ddm_normal_st as a supported model
Adds the registry entry for the DDM with Normal trial-to-trial
variability in non-decision time (t_trial ~ Normal(t, st); st is the
kernel SD, support unbounded). approx_differentiable only, LAN via
ddm_normal_st.onnx; bounds are the network's training box.
The entry ships ndt_edge_width = 3.0 as its DEFAULT: the Normal kernel
is unbounded, so the admissibility floor belongs at the practical
3-sigma edge t - 3st (measured: floor at t - st -> rhat 3.39 / ESS 4;
at t - 3st -> rhat 1.010 / ESS 697, 0% divergences). With this key in
the registry, switching kernels is just the model string - ddm_uniform_st gets
its exact t - st floor, ddm_normal_st gets t - 3*st, and neither requires
the user to remember anything. Stacked on feat/ndt-edge-width-config,
which plumbs the field.
GATED - do not merge before:
(feat/ddm-normal-st-model-config) so the simulator side resolves.
current network fabricates ~20 nats of spurious density at the
st -> 0 training-box corner with a sign-flipped st-gradient there
(KDE labels cannot resolve structure below their own bandwidth);
publishing it would bake that defect into the ecosystem.
choices, and that st means a uniform half-width in ddm_uniform_st but a Normal SD in
ddm_normal_st, so equal st values are not equal dispersions.
Stacked on #1344 (which is itself stacked on #1292; the first two commits are theirs — review the top commit). Model string is
ddm_normal_st. Its ssm-simulators config is in a separate PR there (branchfeat/ddm-normal-st-model-config); until it lands, ssm-simulators does not knowddm_normal_st, so the simulator side does not resolve. The networkddm_normal_st.onnxis not yet on franklab/HSSM; until it is, constructing the model needsloglik=<local path>.Tests: the branch's own test files pass on current
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