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feat(api): a result gives the rate at which its objective moves with each value of a parameter, also where a where: condition switches at that value - #2073
Prompt: What nice feature suits specsolve well? What would modelers appreciate? Differentiating it from linopy
Prompt: Let’s work on 3, and add b as a named follow up in the pr
Prompt (the threshold half, from #2074): We need to not resolve for such a feature!! What can we achieve without it ?
Prompt (scope): And i think 2073 and 2074 should be comined...?
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This PR now carries #2074, which was stacked on it, so parameter_dual ships once, with its threshold rates.
result.parameter_dual('p_max') returns the rate at which the optimal objective rises with each row of a parameter, in the parameter's table shape. A value on a where: threshold is priced by what its rise switches on or off, from the same solve.
result.parameter_dual('p_max') # dispatch.yaml, solar at p_max = 0 under `where: p_max > 0`# generator value# wind -120.0 # one more unit of wind saves 120# solar -75.0 # its first unit replaces gas in three snapshots, 25 cheaper each# gas 0.0
A jump is ±inf. What one solve cannot decide keeps the rate as built, and a SpecsolveWarning names it. Checked against finite differences on HiGHS, Gurobi and Xpress.
4 failures also fail on main at 93580b8 in this environment, so they are not this PR's: test_the_two_lanes_agree_about_a_masked_variable_without_the_harness, test_asking_for_prices_on_a_nonconvex_row_says_which_option_did_it, test_the_carried_row_is_the_last_one_owned_and_not_the_last_one_solved, test_the_example_matches_its_committed_output[rolling]. CI is the check for those.
Not run on the combined branch: docs-build, docs-test, test-via-pyarrow, test-floors, test-bench. CI's docs job runs the first two.
The mutation tables below were taken on the commits they name, before the merge.
The reader: definition, how, what it refuses (from #2073)
Definition
The rate of the optimal objective per unit rise of one row of the parameter, in dual's sign convention, for every sense and sink. Away from a threshold, it is the derivative of the Lagrangian in that row:
the objective's rate,
less each constraint row's rate times its dual,
plus a column's reduced cost where the parameter is the bound that binds. The sign of the reduced cost and the sense decide which bound binds.
How
Compiler.varied names the one leaf that stays a term in a read. A parameter row is a column of its own, labelled by varied_label: negative, so a compile holding variables and parameter rows never confuses the two.
_engine/parameter_dual.py compiles the objective and each constraint that reads the parameter, weights each row by dual(c), and adds the coefficients up per label.
A bound's reduced cost comes from the same pass, with the bounded variable held as the term. No solver handoff is kept alive on a result. A quadratic term's rate reads the other label's value.
Live results, archives (scan_archive(...).result.parameter_dual) and results after Model.update answer. A result loaded with load_result has no model behind it, and says so.
Nothing is written to disk: no new output kind and no layout change.
Docs. A how-to, What a change is worth (docs/howto/prices.md), reads the dual, the reduced cost and the parameter dual by the question each answers. Your first model and Coming from linopy link to it.
The name
The reader started as marginal. GAMS calls both a dual and a reduced cost a marginal (.m), so marginal read as the reduced cost to much of the audience. The three readers now read as one family: dual, reduced_cost, parameter_dual.
Refused
A parameter that is divided by, raised to a power, or multiplied by itself is refused when parameter_dual is called, before any compile. The message names the rewrite: declare the quantity as a parameter of its own.
A mixed-integer result is refused with dual's message.
Tests
tests/test_parameter_dual.py on HiGHS, Gurobi and Xpress (Xpress skips the quadratic model). Each row of each parameter is moved by ±1e-4, re-solved, and compared with the parameter dual at rel 1e-5. The models cover objective, quadratic and row coefficients, right sides and scalars, both bounds under both senses, a cyclic shift and missing: absent.
still green: Result.parameter_dual checks first, so no caller reaches it. Now an assert
the nonlinear-read refusal is called
caught
a constraint that does not read the name is skipped
still green, as expected: the skip saves a compile and changes no value
a lower bound takes the reduced cost
caught
an upper bound takes the reduced cost
caught
a result with no duals raises their reason (Result.parameter_dual)
caught
an answer with no model behind it says so
caught
a divisor is refused (branch → False)
caught
a power is refused (branch → False)
caught
a square is refused (branch → False)
caught
maximize flips which bound binds (toward = 1.0)
caught
The thresholds: what each rise reports, how (from #2074)
What a rise past a threshold reports
A rise…
Example (tests/test_parameter_dual_thresholds.py)
Reported
switches on a column whose bound is the value
solar, upper: p_max
its reduced cost: -75
the same, maximized
-sum(p * cost)
+75
switches on a column capped by a zero-slack row that came with it
p <= avail * p_max, solar avail = 0.4
reduced cost × 0.4: -30
the same cap, written with a coefficient
2 * p <= 2 * avail * p_max
-30
switches on a zero-slack row that forces a column up
p >= p_min under where: p_min > 0, gas
gas's reduced cost: 40
switches on a row a running column already meets
the same row, wind
0
switches on a column with a fixed bound it would use
solar, upper: 100
-inf
switches on a row the solve violates
p >= 10 under where: p_min > 0, gas
+inf
switches off a row with a dual
p <= 30 under where: tight <= 0, wind
-inf
switches off a column the solve uses
where: retire <= 0, gas
+inf
switches on a floor that rises faster than the column's cap
p >= ramp * p_max, solar ramp = 2
+inf
switches on a zero-slack row across several columns
a pooled row
as built, warned
crosses a mask that reads it through a sum, shift, lookup or count
where: … and sum(p_min, over=generator) <= 0
as built, warned
crosses a when:
cases: when: p_min > 0
as built, warned
switches rows of a quadratic constraint
p * p <= 1e6 under where: p_min > 0 (gurobi, QCPDual)
as built, warned
Signs mirror under maximize. A bool parameter has no rise, so nothing crosses. Each finite case matches a forward re-solve at rel 1e-5. Each infinite case is checked by a forward re-solve that moves the objective the same way by more than 1e3 times the step, or loses its solution.
How
Find the crossings._risen raises every value of the parameter by 1e-9 × max(1, |v|). The masks that read it at their own coordinate are evaluated again, and the coordinates that change are the crossings. Each crossing is charged to the parameter row its coordinate projects onto.
Price the new columns. A switched-on column gets a label past the solve's last, primal 0. It is priced by compiling with that variable varied over the grown frame, the same pass that gives a bound's reduced cost.
Evaluate the new rows. They are compiled as a build with the parameter varied too, so a variable × parameter product is a quadratic term. One pass gives each row's slack at the solve, its columns, and its rate in each parameter row.
Decide each column. It moves the way its reduced cost prices as a gain, as far as the tightest zero-distance cap allows. Its rate is the reduced cost times that move. If no cap stops it that way, or a cap would push it past another, the rate is a jump.
No solve, no full build. Only the declarations whose mask reads the parameter, or that read a variable that flipped, are evaluated again.
Each guard was deleted in turn, and the full suite was run each time. tool rows come from tools/mutate.py; hand rows replace a branch or a constant the tool cannot express, with the same precautions. The tree came back clean after every run. The six survivors of the first run each got a probe in 3c7d44f.
Guard
How
First run (54fe6ff)
On 3c7d44f
a parameter that is not a number crosses nothing
tool
green
caught
a used column switched off is a jump
tool
caught
—
a when: on a threshold is named
tool
green
caught
a quadratic row is held as built
tool
green
caught
a row with a dual switched off is a jump
hand
not applied by the tool
caught
a violated row switched on is a jump
tool
caught
—
a zero-slack row over several columns is held as built
tool
caught
—
a mask that reads through a sum is not charged
hand
green
caught
no rise: nothing crosses (_RISE = 0)
hand
caught
—
a column that gains by rising is priced
hand
caught
—
a column that gains by falling is priced
hand
caught
—
a cap that crosses its push is a jump
hand
green
caught
a cap is divided by its coefficient
hand
green
caught
Left out, and departures
No solve. Coupled zero-slack rows across several columns need a small LP over the crossed columns. They stay as built and warned, by decision.
The size of a jump is not given; the warning names the rows.
when: flips, and masks read through a shift, sum, lookup or count, stay as built and warned: a flip cannot be charged to one parameter row cheaply there.
Quadratic constraints whose rows a rise switches stay as built and warned.
Cost not measured. The threshold pass runs only when a mask reads the parameter; its cost on the published ladder is not measured.
Not done: Sweep.parameter_dual, to_pandas / to_dataarray for parameter duals, ranging, writing parameter duals into an archive.
Departure from AGENTS.md: the skip of a constraint that does not read the name survives its deletion and has no probe, because no value can tell it apart. Only the cost of a call can, and that was not measured.
Coverage that moved:test_a_value_a_mask_reads_is_held_where_the_mask_put_it asserted the held-as-built 0. tests/test_parameter_dual_thresholds.py replaces it.
Results now report how the objective changes for each parameter value, including changes when a where: condition switches. Threshold-related rates may be infinite when the objective jumps, and some results include warnings about how a rate applies.
Documentation
Added a guide to interpreting objective rates for parameters, constraints, and variable bounds, with examples for comparing inputs and deciding when to use scenario sweeps.
Updated existing guides with examples and links to the new pricing guide.
…le condition under `conditions:` rather than `masks:`
Port to mathspec main (0f892c0): the program classes take their
construct's name (#855), mathspec's private modules start with an
underscore (#878), a condition is a condition rather than a predicate
(#904, #907), and every expression node states its dims (#899).
The PyPSA rungs, tables, ladder, gallery and construct pages and the
walkthrough golden file are regenerated against mathspec main's corpus.
prep supplies each component's `*_active_asset` flag, which #886 adds.
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…ng comparison on a string label is refused at load
mathspec 0.4.0 refuses `<`, `<=`, `>` or `>=` on a str or bool value
(energy-models/mathspec#931), which landed after the `main` commit the
migration was written against. The two tests that ordered string labels
bytewise now fail at load, so they go; mathspec's validation tests hold
the refusal. The String cast in `_dimension_column` stays, since `==`
against an unknown label still matches nothing.
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…each value of a parameter
Result.marginal(name) returns one row per row of the parameter's table:
the derivative of the Lagrangian in that row, with every mask held as
built. The compiler reads the one varied leaf as a term in a read, so the
objective, each constraint row weighted by its dual, and each binding
bound's reduced cost add up to the rate. Live results and archives answer;
a parameter under a divisor, in a power or squared is refused.
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The pull request adds Result.parameter_dual(name) to report objective rates for parameter rows. It computes rates from expression terms, bounds, and where: thresholds, attaches readers to live and archived results, and adds tests and documentation.
The compiler can represent a selected parameter as row-labeled terms. The new calculation combines Lagrangian, bound, and threshold-crossing rates, fills unread rows with zero, and reports cases priced as built.
Live and archived result readers src/specsolve/_engine/engine.py, src/specsolve/_api.py, src/specsolve/_archive.py, src/specsolve/_result.py, tests/differential.py, tests/fuzz/check.py
The engine, model, and archive build parameter-dual readers from solution frames. Result.parameter_dual(name) returns the rate frame and emits accompanying notes as warnings. Reader state is cleared when a result closes.
Tests compare rates with finite differences and check parameter-row labels, threshold rates and warnings, unsupported reads, and live, updated, closed, and archived result behavior.
sequenceDiagram
participant Engine
participant Compiler
participant Result
participant parameter_dual
Engine->>Compiler: Create solution compiler
Engine->>Result: Attach parameter-dual reader
Result->>parameter_dual: Request rate for parameter name
parameter_dual-->>Result: Return rate frame and notes
Result-->>Result: Emit notes as warnings and return frame
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fluxopt/specsolve#2069: Both changes concern result readback behavior during model updates.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 7cf24
parameter_dual works for the main cases, but a few edge cases can fail or mislead. An archived bound-only model can hit an assertion, a threshold at zero can raise an unhandled division error, and the pricing guide contains inaccurate statements. None of these blocks common use, but they should be fixed or accepted before merge.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to a2488
The new result method stays within existing access to solved data. No material security weakness was established. Remaining uncertainty concerns saved-result recovery and concurrent cleanup edge cases.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
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Security Blast Radius
inferred — The traced exposure is computation over the program, parameter tables, and solution already attached to one Result. The callback contains no selector for another result, tenant, service, or environment. Application-level tenant isolation and hosting permissions are outside the supplied evidence.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The public method checks result readability, rejects unavailable duals, and rejects a missing model-backed callback before invocation. Engine exposes no callback when no primal exists, and readback rejects unknown parameter names.
inferred — Archived parameter-dual access reuses the build-and-reconstruct authority already reachable through archived expression evaluation at the comparison base. The new reader does not add a solver invocation or a separate direct filesystem or network operation in the inspected calculation path. This does not constitute a complete audit of existing source-loading behavior.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Each archive attachment owns its saved-frame references and reconstruction cache locally rather than sharing a global reader cache. A failed reconstruction does not append a cached reader pair, allowing a later attempt to retry; successful reconstruction replaces neither another Result's callback nor its saved solution.
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…hich the objective moves past it
A marginal no longer holds every mask as built. A value whose rise switches
columns or rows on or off is priced from the same solve: a switched-on column
at its reduced cost, as far as its bounds and the zero-slack rows that come
with it allow; a jump as an infinite rate. What one solve cannot decide keeps
the rate as built and is named in a warning.
The marginal moves from readback into its own module.
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…an input is worth, and which reader answers it
The marginal leaves the change-and-solve-again tutorial, whose path it
broke, for a how-to beside the dual and the reduced cost. It ranks inputs by
a 1% rise and says when a sweep answers instead.
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…shold
The tutorial section this branch rewrote has left for the how-to, which now
prices solar at -75 and says what an infinite rate and a warning mean.
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…ual, beside dual and reduced_cost
GAMS calls both a dual and a reduced cost a marginal, so `marginal` read as
the reduced cost to much of the audience. The reader is the dual of a
parameter, in dual's convention.
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and tests/test_parameter_dual_thresholds.py.
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Pass an empty dual mapping through archive reconstruction.
When an archived answer has no dual frames and no_duals is None, the code at line 285 sets duals to None. The reconstructed parameter_dual then reaches the assertion in readback.parameter_dual that requires a dual series. The live result of the same solve does not reach that assertion, so the archived and live results can differ. A continuous model with variables and only bound constraints can produce this state.
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Fix the pluralization in the generator instead of this page.
tools/ladder.py builds the "model for model" summary. It always writes "recorded deviations", so a count of 1 reads "1 recorded deviations". This page is generated and marked "do not edit", so a direct edit would be overwritten. The same template also affects other rung pages. Regenerate the rung pages after the generator change.
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- + (f', {len(structural["recorded"])} recorded deviations' if structural.get('recorded') else '')+ + (f', {len(structural["recorded"])} recorded deviation{"s" if len(structural["recorded"]) != 1 else ""}' if structural.get('recorded') else '')
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- Around line 94-95: Update the rate explanation to describe the sum as a local
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- Around line 94-95: Update the rate-times-value explanation in the pricing
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Align the jump warning with the implementation.
The documented fixed-bound jump can return -inf without a warning. The threshold calculation adds the infinite rate but does not add a warning note; Result emits only returned notes. Add the promised warning or correct this claim. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the fixed-bound jump description in the prices documentation to match the implementation: clarify that it can return -inf without emitting a warning, and remove the claim that a warning names the rows.
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Describe the result as a local estimate.
A 1% change can cross a limit and change the rate. For example, with snapshot 0 load at 79.9, a 1% increase crosses wind's capacity of 80. The original rate predicts 7.99, but the actual increase is 35.95. Recommend a re-solve when the change crosses a limit. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the rate explanation to describe the sum as a local estimate that assumes the rates remain unchanged; clarify that crossing a limit can change a rate and make the actual objective change differ, so re-solve when a change crosses a limit.
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Include the 1% factor in the formula.
The sum of rate times value estimates a 100% change, not a 1% change. Divide it by 100, as the code below already does.
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Handle infinite rates before multiplying.
The fixed-bound threshold example above can give solar a rate of -inf at a data value of zero. This calculation then multiplies -inf by zero and produces NaN, so it cannot rank the input. Exclude unchanged zero-valued rows before multiplying and handle other non-finite rates explicitly. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the one_percent calculation in the prices example to exclude unchanged zero-valued rows before multiplying joined rate and data values, preventing negative infinity times zero from producing NaN. Also handle other non-finite rates explicitly so the calculation produces a valid ranking result; establish the intended treatment for those rates rather than allowing them into the multiplication implicitly.
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printf'%s\n''--- shaping and threshold processing ---'
cat -n src/specsolve/_engine/parameter_dual.py | sed -n '360,510p'printf'%s\n''--- related threshold callers ---'
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printf'%s\n''--- compiler varied parameter handling ---'
rg -n -F -e 'ParameterReference' -e '_varied_term' -e 'Translate' -e 'WindowSum' src/specsolve/_engine/compiler.py
cat -n src/specsolve/_engine/compiler.py | sed -n '85,240p'printf'%s\n''--- named width and offset test contracts ---'
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rg -n -F -e 'mathspec' -e 'github.com' pyproject.toml | sed -n '1,100p'printf'%s\n''--- mathspec related files ---'
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Refuse parameter duals for named offsets and widths.
parameters_of does not include these names, so _lagrangian_rates skips their effect. An offset or width is integer-valued and has no infinitesimal rate, but parameter_dual can return a silent zero.
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for where, expressions in declarations.items():
for node in program.walk(*expressions):
+ if (isinstance(node, program.Translate) and node.offset == name) or (+ isinstance(node, program.WindowSum) and node.width == name+ ):+ raise SpecsolveError(+ f"parameter '{name}' is a shift offset or sum_back width, so its parameter dual is undefined"+ )
if isinstance(node, program.Divide) and name in program.parameters_of(node.divisor):
Update the public method’s error documentation too.
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Update _refuse_a_nonlinear_read to reject a named parameter used as a program.Translate offset or program.WindowSum width, raising SpecsolveError rather than allowing parameter_dual to return a silent zero. Update the public parameter_dual method’s error documentation to describe this unsupported use; preserve the existing nonlinear-read checks.
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A switched-on row such as p_max * u <= 0 can have one zero coefficient when p_max = 0. Result.parameter_dual then raises ZeroDivisionError.
Handle this case without discarding the coefficient’s effect after the threshold. Warn when the rate cannot be determined.
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In the `Result.parameter_dual` row handling, check `coefficient` before calculating `growth` to avoid division by zero. Preserve the zero coefficient’s effect after the threshold, and warn when the rate cannot be determined rather than discarding that effect.
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A scalar threshold can switch on a large dimensioned constraint at once. _rows_at then scans columns and growth for every switched-on row. _rows_switched also scans charged_rows per row. This can make parameter_dual take quadratic work.
Group columns and growth once, and build a coordinate-to-_VARIED lookup for charged_rows.
Group row terms once
--- "a/src/specsolve/_engine/parameter_dual.py"+++ "b/src/specsolve/_engine/parameter_dual.py"@@ -697,19 +697,21 @@
.agg(pl.col('amount').sum().alias('g'))
)
growth = long.filter(pl.col('kind') == 'growth').group_by(*keys, 'label').agg(pl.col('amount').sum())
+ by_columns = {k: dict(f.select('label', 'amount').iter_rows()) for k, f in columns.partition_by(keys, as_dict=True).items()}+ by_growth = {k: dict(f.select('label', 'amount').iter_rows()) for k, f in growth.partition_by(keys, as_dict=True).items()}
out = []
for row in rows.join(value, on=keys, how='left').with_columns(pl.col('g').fill_null(0.0)).iter_rows(named=True):
- here = [pl.col(k) == row[k] for k in keys]+ coordinate = tuple(row[k] for k in keys)
g = row['g']
slack = -g if c.sense == '<=' else g if c.sense == '>=' else -abs(g)
out.append(
_RowAt(
- coordinate=tuple(row[k] for k in keys),+ coordinate=coordinate,
slack=slack,
- columns=dict(columns.filter(*here).select('label', 'amount').iter_rows()),- growth=dict(growth.filter(*here).select('label', 'amount').iter_rows()),+ columns=by_columns.get(coordinate, {}),+ growth=by_growth.get(coordinate, {}),
)
)
return out
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Update _rows_at to group columns and growth by coordinate once, then reuse those grouped terms for each output row instead of filtering both frames per row. Update _rows_switched to build and use a coordinate-to-_VARIED lookup for charged_rows rather than scanning charged_rows for every row; preserve the existing coordinate matching and results.
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This PR now carries #2074, which was stacked on it, so
parameter_dualships once, with its threshold rates.result.parameter_dual('p_max')returns the rate at which the optimal objective rises with each row of a parameter, in the parameter's table shape. A value on awhere:threshold is priced by what its rise switches on or off, from the same solve.A jump is
±inf. What one solve cannot decide keeps the rate as built, and aSpecsolveWarningnames it. Checked against finite differences on HiGHS, Gurobi and Xpress.Verification of the combined branch
d4bb814(feat(api): a parameter value on a where: threshold gets the rate at which the objective moves past it #2074's head withmainat93580b8merged in):pixi run checkgives lint, format and types clean, and 5941 passed, 53 failed, 579 skipped, 4 xfailed.Model._evaluator, which this PR renamesModel._readers.7cf24d6fixes the call; on it, the fuzzer and the four files below give 502 passed and the same 4 failures.mainat93580b8in this environment, so they are not this PR's:test_the_two_lanes_agree_about_a_masked_variable_without_the_harness,test_asking_for_prices_on_a_nonconvex_row_says_which_option_did_it,test_the_carried_row_is_the_last_one_owned_and_not_the_last_one_solved,test_the_example_matches_its_committed_output[rolling]. CI is the check for those.7cf24d6.CHANGELOG.mdtakes one line for both halves._engine/compiler.pyfollows chore(engine): the engine calls each additive part of an expression a linear, quadratic or constant term rather than a piece #2061:Termin place ofPiece, thelinear,quadraticandconstantkinds, andadmits_quadratic=onCompiler.expression._engine/parameter_dual.pytakes the same renames.docs-build,docs-test,test-via-pyarrow,test-floors,test-bench. CI'sdocsjob runs the first two.The reader: definition, how, what it refuses (from #2073)
Definition
The rate of the optimal objective per unit rise of one row of the parameter, in
dual's sign convention, for every sense and sink. Away from a threshold, it is the derivative of the Lagrangian in that row:How
Compiler.variednames the one leaf that stays a term in a read. A parameter row is a column of its own, labelled byvaried_label: negative, so a compile holding variables and parameter rows never confuses the two._engine/parameter_dual.pycompiles the objective and each constraint that reads the parameter, weights each row bydual(c), and adds the coefficients up per label.scan_archive(...).result.parameter_dual) and results afterModel.updateanswer. A result loaded withload_resulthas no model behind it, and says so.docs/howto/prices.md), reads the dual, the reduced cost and the parameter dual by the question each answers.Your first modelandComing from linopylink to it.The name
The reader started as
marginal. GAMS calls both a dual and a reduced cost a marginal (.m), somarginalread as the reduced cost to much of the audience. The three readers now read as one family:dual,reduced_cost,parameter_dual.Refused
parameter_dualis called, before any compile. The message names the rewrite: declare the quantity as a parameter of its own.dual's message.Tests
tests/test_parameter_dual.pyon HiGHS, Gurobi and Xpress (Xpress skips the quadratic model). Each row of each parameter is moved by ±1e-4, re-solved, and compared with the parameter dual at rel 1e-5. The models cover objective, quadratic and row coefficients, right sides and scalars, both bounds under both senses, a cyclic shift andmissing: absent.Mutation table (on #2073's commits)
KeyErrorResult.parameter_dualchecks first, so no caller reaches it. Now an assertResult.parameter_dual)False)False)False)maximizeflips which bound binds (toward = 1.0)The thresholds: what each rise reports, how (from #2074)
What a rise past a threshold reports
tests/test_parameter_dual_thresholds.py)upper: p_max-sum(p * cost)p <= avail * p_max, solaravail = 0.42 * p <= 2 * avail * p_maxp >= p_minunderwhere: p_min > 0, gasupper: 100p >= 10underwhere: p_min > 0, gasp <= 30underwhere: tight <= 0, windwhere: retire <= 0, gasp >= ramp * p_max, solarramp = 2where: … and sum(p_min, over=generator) <= 0when:cases: when: p_min > 0p * p <= 1e6underwhere: p_min > 0(gurobi,QCPDual)Signs mirror under
maximize. A bool parameter has no rise, so nothing crosses. Each finite case matches a forward re-solve at rel 1e-5. Each infinite case is checked by a forward re-solve that moves the objective the same way by more than 1e3 times the step, or loses its solution.How
_risenraises every value of the parameter by1e-9 × max(1, |v|). The masks that read it at their own coordinate are evaluated again, and the coordinates that change are the crossings. Each crossing is charged to the parameter row its coordinate projects onto.Mutation table (on #2074's commits)
Each guard was deleted in turn, and the full suite was run each time. tool rows come from
tools/mutate.py; hand rows replace a branch or a constant the tool cannot express, with the same precautions. The tree came back clean after every run. The six survivors of the first run each got a probe in3c7d44f.54fe6ff)3c7d44fwhen:on a threshold is named_RISE = 0)Left out, and departures
when:flips, and masks read through a shift, sum, lookup or count, stay as built and warned: a flip cannot be charged to one parameter row cheaply there.Sweep.parameter_dual,to_pandas/to_dataarrayfor parameter duals, ranging, writing parameter duals into an archive.test_a_value_a_mask_reads_is_held_where_the_mask_put_itasserted the held-as-built 0.tests/test_parameter_dual_thresholds.pyreplaces it.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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where:condition switches. Threshold-related rates may be infinite when the objective jumps, and some results include warnings about how a rate applies.