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fix(analysis): a deep learning model trained within the work limit says what it left out - #1735
Found in #1727's review (github-actions): in a run that can't be cancelled (a script, the assistant, the command line, a task), deep learning training fits a random subset of the sampled pixels, or fewer epochs, to stay within its work limit, and nothing said so (AGENTS.md › Never silent).
neural::Trained now keeps the samples it fitted out of those kept for training, and the epochs asked. Trained::limited words what was left out.
dl.train, and dl.classify when it trains, warn with the model's name. They also give the text as "limited" in their answer, with the usual pointer to where the work isn't capped: the Deep Learning Tools pane, which trains through dl.classify and can be cancelled.
A run that can be cancelled (the pane, or the command line with Ctrl-C) fits every sample for every epoch and says nothing, as before.
Docs: the work limits paragraph in docs/user-guide/analysis.md.
Tests:
learns_a_nonlinear_boundary_and_validates covers both sides: the capped large model now names the epochs it ran out of those asked, and a run within the limit says nothing.
A run under a stoppable control fits every sample for every epoch.
No visible UI change beyond the warning.
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New Features
Training responses indicate when work limits prevent all available samples or requested epochs from being used, including counts completed and retained.
Training-limit notices also appear when training occurs during classification.
Bug Fixes
Training now rejects epoch counts outside the supported range of 1–500 instead of adjusting them automatically.
Documentation
Updated the deep learning guide to explain the training-limit details shown in command responses.
Training records requested and completed epochs and samples. The dl.train and dl.classify responses report when a training run is limited. The engine rejects epoch values outside 1..=MAX_EPOCHS.
Changes: Training work limits
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Summary
Record training work and limits crates/analysis/src/neural.rs
Trained records requested epochs and retained and fitted sample counts. Training applies the work limit and returns these counts. Tests check limited and stoppable runs.
Report limited training crates/engine/src/cmd/deeplearning.rs, crates/engine/src/tests.rs, docs/user-guide/analysis.md
DlModel stores a non-serialized limited-training message. The dl.train response and classification completion callback report the message when present. Training rejects epoch values outside 1..=MAX_EPOCHS. Tests and the guide cover the reporting and validation.
sequenceDiagram
participant TrainingLearn
participant NeuralTrain
participant DlModel
participant TrainResponse
participant ClassificationCallback
TrainingLearn->>NeuralTrain: train samples and requested epochs
NeuralTrain-->>TrainingLearn: trained result with work counts
TrainingLearn->>DlModel: store limited message
DlModel->>TrainResponse: include warning and limited field
DlModel->>ClassificationCallback: report limited message
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Possibly related issues
opengeos/RustGIS#1291 — The change reports work omitted by the deep-learning training limit.
opengeos/RustGIS#1252 — The change reports capped training work and tests stoppable runs.
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The change is mergeable after normal checks. Invalid epoch inputs can still be accepted unexpectedly, and the new test does not verify warning severity; both are worthwhile follow-ups.
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A rabbit counts the epochs run, And samples fitted, one by one. If work stops short, a notice shows, Which limit shaped the training rows. Then carrots hop beside the code, While tests check every bounded road.
No bugs or crash paths found. I checked the sample-count and epoch arithmetic in neural::train, the fitted/training bookkeeping, and the DlModel in-memory field. The limited notice is only set on fresh training, so a reused model does not repeat it. The pane runs through analysispane.rs, which uses Control::stoppable(), so the pane is uncapped as the PR says. UNCAPPED_HINT is used the same way in density.rs, kriging.rs and rasterops.rs.
Bugs: none found.
Security: none found.
Performance: none found.
Quality (nits, grouped; per AGENTS.md these can wait for the release quality pass):
neural.rs ~L217–231: Trained.samples is the total before the hold-out split, training is the 80% kept for training, and fitted is the subset actually fitted. The names are close and easy to mix up. Confidence: medium.
neural.rs ~L560–571: the test checks only the epochs branch of limited(). The "trained on N of M training samples" wording, which fires when fitted < training, is never asserted. Confidence: medium.
docs/user-guide/analysis.md L137: this line runs to about 160 characters, well past the paragraph's ~100-column wrap. Confidence: high.
AGENTS.md:
Test-both-ways gap: the notice emitted by say_limited (deeplearning.rs ~L47–52) and the "limited" answer key have no command-level test. An inline comment is on L49 with a suggested test. Confidence: high.
I left no earlier concerns alone, because prior-reviews.json has no threads.
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Review comments at @crates/analysis/src/neural.rs:
- Around line 564-571: Extend the neural training limit test around `train` and
`limited` with a one-epoch case that truncates samples; assert the fitted and
retained sample counts in its report. Keep the existing epoch-truncation and
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I read the diff, the staged AGENTS.md and the surrounding code in neural.rs, deeplearning.rs and control.rs. I did not compile or run the tests (no shell access here), so the test behaviour rests on reading. Two earlier threads are already resolved: the missing dl.train/dl.classify test and the sample-truncation test. The fix for both is in 57880ff, so I left them alone (2 earlier concerns skipped).
Bugs
None found. The fitted/training/epochs_asked bookkeeping is consistent: the truncation happens once, the subset is random because fit is shuffled first, limited() returns None when nothing was cut, and DlModel::limited is serde(skip) so the field stays out of saved files. The notice is emitted before store, which does not rename, so it names the saved model. In classify_work it is emitted after the auto-name is set. UNCAPPED_HINT is pub(crate) and cfg-guarded for wasm.
Security
None found.
Performance
None found.
Quality
Silent epoch clamp (low-medium confidence, posted inline at crates/analysis/src/neural.rs:323). A request above 500 epochs is clamped before neural::train sees it, and epochs_asked then records the clamped value, so nothing is said. This clamp predates the PR, but the new "epochs asked" wording implies the requested number was kept.
Nit: Trained::training is an ambiguous name (it means the kept samples, not the training layer). Consider kept or train_samples. Left for the release quality pass.
Nit: docs/user-guide/analysis.md:192 is a single line of about 150 characters and reads awkwardly ("says how many of each it trained on" does not say what "each" refers to). Reflow it and name the two counts.
AGENTS.md
The new notices and the "limited" key follow the Never silent rule, with a test for both sides.
The dl.classify hint says "run it from its pane", which is a sensible pointer when the run came from a script.
No ribbon, layering, wasm or cancel-registry issues found. The new work is inside the existing dl.train and dl.classify paths, which already have their cancel handling.
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…ys what it left out
Found in opengeos#1727's review (github-actions): in a run that can't be cancelled (a script, the
assistant, the command line, a task), training fits a random subset of the sampled pixels, or
fewer epochs, to stay within its work limit, and nothing said so (AGENTS.md › Never silent).
- `neural::Trained` keeps the samples fitted of those kept for training and the epochs asked;
`Trained::limited` words what was left out.
- `dl.train` and `dl.classify` (when it trains) warn with the model's name and give it as
`"limited"` in their answer, with where the work isn't capped.
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Never silent (medium confidence): the new range check accepts fractional epochs, and let epochs = epochs as usize; (line 290) then cuts them without a word. For example "epochs": 2.7 trains 2 epochs, the answer reports "epochs": 2, and no notice is given. That is the silent cut this change is meant to remove, just for non-whole values. A whole-number check closes it, and the existing error text still matches the test:
Suggested change
if !(1.0..=neural::MAX_EPOCHSasf64).contains(&epochs){
if !(1.0..=neural::MAX_EPOCHSasf64).contains(&epochs)|| epochs.fract() != 0.0{
A test case with 2.5 in the for epochs in [...] loop at tests.rs would cover it.
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Never silent (low confidence, design): the range check that makes epochs_asked "what was asked" lives only in the command layer (deeplearning.rstraining()). neural::train is pub, and here epochs.clamp(1, MAX_EPOCHS) still cuts an out-of-range request silently, so limited() would report nothing for train(…, 5000). There are no other callers in the repo today, so this is a guard for future ones. Moving the refusal here would keep the rule in one place:
Suggested change
let epochs_asked = epochs.clamp(1,MAX_EPOCHS);
if !(1..=MAX_EPOCHS).contains(&epochs){
returnErr(format!("epochs is 1 to {MAX_EPOCHS}, not {epochs}"));
}
let epochs_asked = epochs;
The in-file tests call train with 1, 3, 150 and MAX_EPOCHS, all in range, so they would still pass.
None found. I checked the limited() condition, the sample and epoch counts, and the notice paths for dl.train and dl.classify. The say_limited calls run before store, and the classify call is inside the Then closure on the real session. The stored limited field does not leak into later classify runs, because Then is only set when training ran. The fit runs under a stoppable control only for terminal runs (deeplearning.rs:175), which matches the PR's description.
Security
None found.
Performance
None found.
Quality
Fractional epochs are still cut silently: "epochs": 2.7 trains 2 epochs with no notice, which is the silent cut this PR removes for out-of-range values. Inline comment on deeplearning.rs:287, with a suggestion. Medium confidence.
The epochs guard lives only in the command layer, so neural::train (which is pub) still clamps silently. No in-repo caller hits this today. Inline comment on neural.rs:323, with a suggestion. Low confidence, design point.
Behaviour change not stated in the PR body or in docs/user-guide/analysis.md: epochs outside 1 to 500 are now errors instead of being clamped. This also affects the Deep Learning pane, where analysispane.rs:905 passes the parsed value through, so typing 1000 now gives an error. High confidence the change exists, low severity.
Nit: the new sentence in docs/user-guide/analysis.md (around line 211) makes one line about 200 characters, which breaks the file's wrapping. Per the review-comment rules, this can wait for the release quality pass.
AGENTS.md
Crash rules hold: no unwrap/expect in non-test code, and the new tests sit in test modules.
Never silent is met for the cut and for the notice (one per trained model, with the model's name). The fractional-epoch gap above is the one exception.
Interface text: the new notice and error strings are plain format!/Err text. Their tl! status was not checked here, because this is an engine-side message.
Test both ways is covered by a_model_trained_within_the_work_limit_says_so and the neural-level test.
Prior reviews
3 earlier threads, all resolved and answered by the author. I left them alone, including the epochs-clamp thread, which the author fixed in 856e2a2. The neural.rs comment above is a different angle and is new.
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- Line 286: Update the epochs parsing in the deep-learning command to
distinguish an absent value from an invalid supplied value: use 60 only when
epochs is absent, and return an error when a supplied value is malformed or
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- Line 290: Validate that epochs is a whole number before converting it to
usize; reject fractional values such as 1.9 rather than truncating them. Keep
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Reject invalid supplied epoch values.
f returns None for malformed or non-finite values, so {"epochs":"500 epochs"} silently trains for 60 epochs instead of returning an error. Default to 60 only when epochs is absent; reject an invalid supplied value.
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Review comment at @crates/engine/src/cmd/deeplearning.rs at line 286:
Update the epochs parsing in the deep-learning command to distinguish an absent
value from an invalid supplied value: use 60 only when epochs is absent, and
return an error when a supplied value is malformed or non-finite. Preserve the
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Reject fractional epoch values before casting.
epochs: 1.9 passes the range check but becomes 1. Training then records one requested epoch and emits no limited warning. The pane also accepts floating-point input. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Reject fractional values before converting them to usize.
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Review comment at @crates/engine/src/cmd/deeplearning.rs at line 290:
Validate that epochs is a whole number before converting it to usize; reject
fractional values such as 1.9 rather than truncating them. Keep the existing
range validation and ensure the conversion only occurs after the integer-value
check.
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The helper counts a matching informational notice as success. Check Notice.severity for Severity::Warning in both limited-run assertions.
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Update the limited-run assertions using the limited helper so they require
matching notices to have Severity::Warning, rather than counting informational
notices as success. Use the existing Notice.severity and Severity symbols, and
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Found in #1727's review (github-actions): in a run that can't be cancelled (a script, the assistant, the command line, a task), deep learning training fits a random subset of the sampled pixels, or fewer epochs, to stay within its work limit, and nothing said so (AGENTS.md › Never silent).
neural::Trainednow keeps the samples it fitted out of those kept for training, and the epochs asked.Trained::limitedwords what was left out.dl.train, anddl.classifywhen it trains, warn with the model's name. They also give the text as"limited"in their answer, with the usual pointer to where the work isn't capped: the Deep Learning Tools pane, which trains throughdl.classifyand can be cancelled.Docs: the work limits paragraph in
docs/user-guide/analysis.md.Tests:
learns_a_nonlinear_boundary_and_validatescovers both sides: the capped large model now names the epochs it ran out of those asked, and a run within the limit says nothing.No visible UI change beyond the warning.
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