low resting hr: hrv refused when breathing sits near the beat nyquist - #87
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughRMSSD calculations can use qualifying five-minute windows when the jitter gate refuses the usual calculation. The fallback checks for a steady breathing line in Hz. Nocturnal and sleep-session metrics use the same window selection. ChangesBreathing-line RMSSD fallback
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant hrvTime
participant _breathingRmssd
participant _steadyBreathingWindows
hrvTime->>_breathingRmssd: calculate fallback RMSSD
_breathingRmssd->>_steadyBreathingWindows: select qualifying windows
_steadyBreathingWindows-->>_breathingRmssd: windows or null
_breathingRmssd-->>hrvTime: RMSSD or null
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new breathing-line fallback can publish RMSSD on nights that should stay refused. Short noisy segments can push the published value up while not counting against the noise check. Align the noise check with the differences used for the published value before merging. The flat-heart-rate test control should also hold jitter constant so it actually tests the drift distinction. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change remains within existing heart-rate metric inputs and consumers, with substantial rejection checks. A shared qualification gap may nevertheless allow differences without spectral support into newly published results. No privilege expansion or security-sensitive attack path was established, and external consumer and deployment behavior remain unverified. Retained concerns
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Reviewer's GuideIntroduces a conservative Hz-domain spectral fallback that can recover low-heart-rate RSA when beat-domain jitter gates reject RMSSD, while requiring heart-rate drift and strong cross-window breathing-line evidence; outputs remain floor-confidence and are covered by targeted acceptance and rejection tests. Sequence diagram for conservative breathing-line RMSSD recoverysequenceDiagram
participant Metric as HRV metric
participant Windows as 5-minute windows
participant Fallback as _steadyBreathingWindows
participant PSD as _windowPsd
participant Output as RMSSD output
Metric->>Windows: collect RR and difference runs
Metric->>Metric: nnDiffAcf1(runs)
Metric->>Fallback: _steadyBreathingWindows(winRuns, meanRrMs)
Fallback->>Fallback: _onCoarseLattice(all, ssd / nd)
Fallback->>PSD: _windowPsd(diffRuns, fc)
PSD-->>Fallback: beat-axis power
Fallback->>PSD: _windowPsd(diffRuns, fh)
PSD-->>Fallback: Hz-axis power
Fallback->>Fallback: select 8-30 br/min line sharper than beat pooling
Fallback-->>Metric: matching window indices
Metric->>Output: publish selected RMSSD at confidence 0.3
Flow diagram for the Hz-domain RMSSD fallbackflowchart TD
A[5-minute RR windows] --> B[Compute diff runs and mean RR]
B --> C[Evaluate night jitter gate]
C -->|Normal gate passes| D[Keep cleared windows]
C -->|Both gates refuse| E[_steadyBreathingWindows]
E --> F[Pool Welch spectra on beat axis]
E --> G[Rescale spectra by mean RR and pool on Hz axis]
F --> H{Hz line is sharper and 8-30 br/min?}
G --> H
H -->|No| I[RMSSD absent]
H -->|Yes| J[Keep windows whose peaks match the Hz line]
J --> K{At least 6 matching windows}
K -->|No| I
K -->|Yes| L[Publish RMSSD at confidence floor 0.3]
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- Around line 342-350: Add flat-heart-rate refusal assertions alongside the
existing `sleepSessionWindowedRmssd` check in the `slowNight` test: verify
`nocturnalRmssd` is absent and `hrvTime` returns a null RMSSD, preserving the
seed-specific failure reason.
- Around line 332-341: Adjust the deterministic fixture used by `slowNight` in
the HRV-02 test so both seeds clear the Nyquist guard with sufficient margin
while preserving the intended heart-rate drift and beat-time jitter. Keep the
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| // Same night with the heart rate held flat: Hz and beats coincide, so | ||
| // stability in Hz proves nothing and the night stays refused. | ||
| final (fr, ft) = slowNight(seed, 0, 10); | ||
| expect( | ||
| sleepSessionWindowedRmssd(fr, ft, | ||
| startSec: 1, endSec: (ft.last / 1000).floor()) | ||
| .present, | ||
| isFalse, | ||
| reason: 'seed $seed'); |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Add the flat-HR control for nocturnalRmssd and hrvTime as well.
The flat-HR night is checked only against sleepSessionWindowedRmssd. nocturnalRmssd and hrvTime use the same fallback, but hrvTime gets there through its own windowing in _breathingRmssd. Add the same "stays refused" assertions for those two paths.
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isFalse,
reason: 'seed $seed');
+ expect(nocturnalRmssd(fr, ft).present, isFalse, reason: 'seed $seed');
+ expect(hrvTime(fr, nnTimesMs: ft).value!.rmssd, isNull,
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| // Same night with the heart rate held flat: Hz and beats coincide, so | |
| // stability in Hz proves nothing and the night stays refused. | |
| final (fr, ft) = slowNight(seed, 0, 10); | |
| expect( | |
| sleepSessionWindowedRmssd(fr, ft, | |
| startSec: 1, endSec: (ft.last / 1000).floor()) | |
| .present, | |
| isFalse, | |
| reason: 'seed $seed'); | |
| // Same night with the heart rate held flat: Hz and beats coincide, so | |
| // stability in Hz proves nothing and the night stays refused. | |
| final (fr, ft) = slowNight(seed, 0, 10); | |
| expect( | |
| sleepSessionWindowedRmssd(fr, ft, | |
| startSec: 1, endSec: (ft.last / 1000).floor()) | |
| .present, | |
| isFalse, | |
| reason: 'seed $seed'); | |
| expect(nocturnalRmssd(fr, ft).present, isFalse, reason: 'seed $seed'); | |
| expect(hrvTime(fr, nnTimesMs: ft).value!.rmssd, isNull, | |
| reason: 'seed $seed'); |
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Review comment at @test/onehz/clinical_test.dart around lines 342 - 350:
Add flat-heart-rate refusal assertions alongside the existing
`sleepSessionWindowedRmssd` check in the `slowNight` test: verify
`nocturnalRmssd` is absent and `hrvTime` returns a null RMSSD, preserving the
seed-specific failure reason.
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- Line 404: Update the `sq` accumulation used for RMSSD so its energy includes
only differences covered by `_windowPsd` segments, keeping the noise-share check
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| var n = 0; | ||
| for (final r in winRuns[w]) { | ||
| for (final d in r) { | ||
| sq += d * d; |
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Measure jitter over the differences that supply RMSSD.
If a kept window contains a full spectral run and shorter noisy runs, _windowPsd excludes the short runs, but sq includes their differences. Their energy raises the denominator of the noise-share check without raising its PSD-based jitter estimate. A window can pass the 0.7 ceiling and publish RMSSD dominated by those noisy runs. Bound the energy outside PSD-covered segments, or exclude unsupported differences from both qualification and the published RMSSD. (docs.scipy.org)
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Update the `sq` accumulation used for RMSSD so its energy includes only
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published RMSSD based on the same supported differences.
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| test('HRV-02: slow-heart RSA steady in Hz while HR drifts publishes', () { | ||
| for (var seed = 0; seed < 2; seed++) { | ||
| final (rr, ts) = slowNight(seed, 8, 10, 20); |
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Hold jitter constant in the flat-HR control.
The positive case uses jitter 20, but the flat-HR control uses slowNight’s default jitter 60. Its refusal does not show that removing HR drift alone makes the two poolings match. Pass jitter 20 to the flat-HR control. Keep jitter 60 for the separate high-jitter control.
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Update the flat-HR control’s slowNight call in the relevant test to pass jitter
20, matching the positive case while keeping jitter 60 for the separate
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…reathing band, not a median a wandering line spreads into
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with a slow heart and normal breathing the breath is ~2.5 beats long, so real rsa drives the diff acf1 under the floor and rmssd gets refused every night. the spectral exemption still misses most of these.
when both gates refuse, check the breathing line is steady in Hz across the night instead. pool each 5-min window's spectrum on a beat axis and on a Hz axis (rescaled by its mean rr). publish only if the Hz pooling shows a line at 8-30 br/min that is sharper than the beat pooling, and only from windows whose peak sits on it, at floor confidence. if hr barely moves, the two poolings match and the night stays refused. jitter, alternation and grid artifacts are tied to the beat, so they don't line up in Hz.
edge needs a repin + kAlgoVersion bump after this lands.
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Allow carefully validated respiratory-line evidence to recover low-rate nocturnal RMSSD while continuing to refuse jitter-dominated recordings.
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