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feat(dedup): per-library complexity metrics and duplication saturation ladder (#786) - #799
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR adds per-library deduplication metrics and an optional saturation ladder, but the current tests do not fully verify ladder values and file-wide ordering, so a reporting regression could go undetected. The change is mergeable with explicit owner awareness and follow-up to strengthen those assertions. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant DedupPipeline
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DedupPipeline->>DeduplicationMetrics: pass per-library and aggregate counts
DeduplicationMetrics->>DeduplicationMetrics: calculate duplication rates and library size
DedupPipeline->>DuplicationLadderRecorder: record library-specific snapshots
DuplicationLadderRecorder->>MetricsWriter: provide ladder rows
DeduplicationMetrics->>MetricsWriter: provide metric rows
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In `@tests/integration/test_dedup_command.rs`:
- Around line 295-350: Refactor create_duplicate_group_with_rg and
create_duplicate_group so one parameterized implementation owns the shared
record-building logic, with the original delegating using no RG tag and the RG
variant passing its tag; preserve byte-identical record output. Apply the same
delegation pattern to create_sorted_bam_with_header and create_sorted_bam, using
the minimal header for the original and the supplied header for the variant.
- Around line 653-672: Strengthen the assertions in the per-library loop using
the existing expected_row_counts oracle so each library’s rows are validated
against its exact templates_seen sequence: libA must be 6, 8, 12, 14 and libB
must be 4, 8. Preserve the current row-count and other validation checks while
adding the full sequence comparison, following the sibling test’s vector-based
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#802) Toward Picard DuplicationMetrics / dupblaster --stats parity, building on the per-library metrics + saturation ladder in #799: - `--metrics` gains a leading `sample` column, resolved from the header's unique `@RG SM:` values (comma-joined) with an optional `--sample` override. - `--duplication-ladder` gains marginal per-window columns (`window_templates`, `window_duplicate_fraction`) alongside the cumulative ones — the marginal duplication rate isolates each depth band instead of averaging over all prior ones (dupblaster's complexity.rs view). The per-reason pair/orphan duplicate breakdown (the third dupblaster metrics gap) is a distinct algorithmic change and is tracked separately. Column order is pinned by a test and updated accordingly (sample first).
#802) Toward Picard DuplicationMetrics / dupblaster --stats parity, building on the per-library metrics + saturation ladder in #799: - `--metrics` gains a leading `sample` column, resolved from the header's unique `@RG SM:` values (comma-joined) with an optional `--sample` override. - `--duplication-ladder` gains marginal per-window columns (`window_templates`, `window_duplicate_fraction`) alongside the cumulative ones — the marginal duplication rate isolates each depth band instead of averaging over all prior ones (dupblaster's complexity.rs view). The per-reason pair/orphan duplicate breakdown (the third dupblaster metrics gap) is a distinct algorithmic change and is tracked separately. Column order is pinned by a test and updated accordingly (sample first).
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In `@tests/integration/test_dedup_command.rs`:
- Around line 605-660: Strengthen the ladder-output assertions around
expected_sequences and the corresponding single-group checks to compare every
emitted row in file order by library, templates_seen, and duplicate_fraction.
Encode the expected fractions 4/6, 5/8, 7/12, 8/14, 2/4, and 4/8 for the
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… the pooled aggregate library-size estimate (#786) Group the idx-0 Unknown Library catch-all after the named libraries (before the All Reads total) rather than sorting it in among them by name, and leave estimated_library_size empty on the All Reads row when it spans more than one library: a Lander-Waterman estimate is only meaningful within a single library, so a pooled cross-library value would mislead. Matches dupblaster, which never estimates library size across libraries.
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#802) Toward Picard DuplicationMetrics / dupblaster --stats parity, building on the per-library metrics + saturation ladder in #799: - `--metrics` gains a leading `sample` column, resolved from the header's unique `@RG SM:` values (comma-joined) with an optional `--sample` override. - `--duplication-ladder` gains marginal per-window columns (`window_templates`, `window_duplicate_fraction`) alongside the cumulative ones — the marginal duplication rate isolates each depth band instead of averaging over all prior ones (dupblaster's complexity.rs view). The per-reason pair/orphan duplicate breakdown (the third dupblaster metrics gap) is a distinct algorithmic change and is tracked separately. Column order is pinned by a test and updated accordingly (sample first).
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#802) Toward Picard DuplicationMetrics / dupblaster --stats parity, building on the per-library metrics + saturation ladder in #799: - `--metrics` gains a leading `sample` column, resolved from the header's unique `@RG SM:` values (comma-joined) with an optional `--sample` override. - `--duplication-ladder` gains marginal per-window columns (`window_templates`, `window_duplicate_fraction`) alongside the cumulative ones — the marginal duplication rate isolates each depth band instead of averaging over all prior ones (dupblaster's complexity.rs view). The per-reason pair/orphan duplicate breakdown (the third dupblaster metrics gap) is a distinct algorithmic change and is tracked separately. Column order is pinned by a test and updated accordingly (sample first).
#802) Toward Picard DuplicationMetrics / dupblaster --stats parity, building on the per-library metrics + saturation ladder in #799: - `--metrics` gains a leading `sample` column, resolved from the header's unique `@RG SM:` values (comma-joined) with an optional `--sample` override. - `--duplication-ladder` gains marginal per-window columns (`window_templates`, `window_duplicate_fraction`) alongside the cumulative ones — the marginal duplication rate isolates each depth band instead of averaging over all prior ones (dupblaster's complexity.rs view). The per-reason pair/orphan duplicate breakdown (the third dupblaster metrics gap) is a distinct algorithmic change and is tracked separately. Column order is pinned by a test and updated accordingly (sample first).
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Part of #786 (dupblaster→fgumi optimizations): QC output for library complexity.
fgumi dedup --metricsnow writes one row per library plus an "All Reads" aggregate total row, and gains two Picard-parity columns:percent_duplication(read-levelDuplicationMetrics.PERCENT_DUPLICATION) andestimated_library_size(Lander-Waterman, ported faithfully from PicardestimateLibrarySizewith 8 oracle test cases). This merges cleanly with #740's per-reasonfiltered_*columns — every column set is preserved and the per-reason filter counts are reported per library (the aggregate row folds all libraries, including the "Unknown Library" bucket).A new optional
--duplication-ladder <PATH>(with--ladder-interval N, default 1,000,000) emits a per-library saturation curve: cumulative duplicate fraction vs. templates seen, snapshotted in coordinate order at each interval plus a final row at the true total. Off by default (zero added work).Notes
estimated_library_sizeon the "All Reads" row uses pooled cross-library counts (consistent with how the aggregateduplicate_rateis computed); the per-library rows are the statistically meaningful estimates.crates/fgumi-metrics/src/library_size.rsandcrates/fgumi-metrics/src/dedup.rs(the estimator + the metrics schema), thensrc/lib/commands/dedup.rs(per-library aggregation, writer, ladder).Verification
Full workspace suite 2542/2542; new per-library, single-library, and ladder integration tests, including a regression test for the ladder emitting exactly one row per interval crossing (a group spanning multiple intervals must not double-emit).
Output risk: metrics and optional duplication-ladder TSV output change; deterministic library ordering, fixed column order, and configurable ladder intervals pin the new output.
unsafe: none added, and noCLAUDE.mdallowlist update applies. Memory bounds, queue capacity, and thread/backpressure policy: none.filtered_*counts, and Picard-paritypercent_duplicationandestimated_library_sizefields.--ladder-interval; output is disabled by default.