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  • Bug Fixes

    • Forecasts now handle masked, missing, and fully masked inputs more reliably during normalization.
    • Forecast refinement carries updated statistics across prediction steps, improving consistency.
    • Near-constant inputs use a stable normalization scale.
  • Changes

    • Normalization statistics are calculated with greater numerical precision before being applied.
    • The previous running-statistics helper functions are no longer available; cumulative statistics are now handled through the normalization interface.

RevIN now provides batch and running statistics methods with mask handling and configurable variance correction. Kumo Forecast and TimesFM3 use the revised APIs. TimesFM3 carries running statistics through forecast refinement.

Changes: Normalization statistics

Layer / File(s) Summary
Batch statistics API and Kumo usage
sdm/nn/revin.py, sdm/models/kumo/timeseries/forecast/model.py, test/nn/test_revin.py
RevIN replaces compute_stats with stats, adds variance correction, and casts mean and scale to the input dtype during normalization and inversion. Kumo Forecast calls stats with correction=0. The RevIN test checks the updated statistics.
Running statistics API and TimesFM3 integration
sdm/nn/revin.py, sdm/models/timesfm3/model.py, sdm/models/timesfm3/util.py, test/models/timesfm3/test_util.py, test/nn/test_revin.py
RevIN adds cumulative statistics with optional prior state. TimesFM3 uses these statistics for normalization and forecast refinement, and converts forecast output to float before refinement. The TimesFM3 utility helpers and their tests are removed. RevIN tests cover masks, prior state, and cumulative counts, means, and standard deviations.

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Document the running-statistics state contract to help callers avoid incorrect results. The confirmed issue is bounded and does not block merging.

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Nitpick comments: 1
test/nn/test_revin.py: 1

30-88: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Add running_stats coverage for correction=1 and for chunked updates with nonzero prior state.

All running_stats tests use correction=0. With correction=0, the divisor (count - correction).clamp(min=1) equals count, so a regression that ignores correction in the variance divisor would still pass these tests. The zero-state update test does not exercise the merge cross-term, because state_count is zero there. stats is never called with correction=0, so its if correction != 0 branch is untested.

Add one test parametrized over correction in [0, 1]. The test should:

  • Call running_stats once over all patches.
  • Call it patch by patch, passing the previous state and the same correction.
  • Assert that the final mean, standard deviation, and count match between the two runs.
  • Include a prefix with fewer observations than correction.

Also assert stats(x, correction=0) against x.double().std(dim=-1, correction=0, keepdim=True). Use fixed tensors, so no seed is needed.

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Review comment at @test/nn/test_revin.py around lines 30 - 88:
Add a test parametrized over correction values 0 and 1 that compares one-shot
RevIN().running_stats results with patch-by-patch updates using the previous
nonzero state, including a prefix with fewer observations than correction;
assert final mean, standard deviation, and count match. Also add an assertion
that stats with correction=0 matches the fixed input’s double-precision standard
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- Around line 30-88: Add a test parametrized over correction values 0 and 1 that
compares one-shot RevIN().running_stats results with patch-by-patch updates
using the previous nonzero state, including a prefix with fewer observations
than correction; assert final mean, standard deviation, and count match. Also
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Nitpick comments: 1
sdm/nn/revin.py: 1

99-100: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win

Document the correction and empty-prefix state behavior.

running_stats returns zero statistics for an empty prefix when state=None. When a nonempty state is supplied, an all-masked prefix preserves the supplied final state instead. Document both cases and require the state standard deviation to use the same correction.

Suggested docstring update
-            state: Previous mean, standard deviation, and count for streaming
-                statistics.
+            state: Previous mean, standard deviation, and count for streaming
+                statistics. The standard deviation must use the same
+                ``correction`` as this call.
...
-            Cumulative mean, standard deviation, and observed count for the
-            supplied sequence, each with shape ``[..., R, 1]``.
+            Cumulative mean, standard deviation, and observed count for the
+            supplied sequence, each with shape ``[..., R, 1]``. If ``state`` is
+            ``None`` and a prefix has no valid observations, that prefix
+            returns mean ``0``, standard deviation ``0``, and count ``0``. If
+            ``state`` is supplied and a prefix has no valid observations, that
+            prefix preserves the supplied final state.
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Review comment at @sdm/nn/revin.py around lines 99 - 100:
Update the running_stats docstring to state that the supplied state’s standard
deviation must use the same correction as the call. Document that an all-masked
prefix returns zero mean, standard deviation, and count when state is None, but
preserves the supplied final state when state is provided.

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Review comments at @sdm/nn/revin.py:
- Around line 99-100: Update the running_stats docstring to state that the
supplied state’s standard deviation must use the same correction as the call.
Document that an all-masked prefix returns zero mean, standard deviation, and
count when state is None, but preserves the supplied final state when state is
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