diff --git a/.gitignore b/.gitignore index b62e2ad..faf7d18 100644 --- a/.gitignore +++ b/.gitignore @@ -16,3 +16,9 @@ dist/ # Scratch output (experiments/ results ARE committed — they are the published data) scratch/ + +# Raw field photos are too large for git; the manifest + results are the record +photos/*.jpg +photos/*.jpeg +photos/*.HEIC +photos/*.heic diff --git a/SPEC-ISSUES.md b/SPEC-ISSUES.md index aa59426..f6016ce 100644 --- a/SPEC-ISSUES.md +++ b/SPEC-ISSUES.md @@ -583,3 +583,90 @@ published so two recognisers agree; and (c) that its discrimination may be **une alphabet** (strong where compositions differ in primitive *vocabulary*, weak where they reconcentrate the same primitives) — so a family leaning on it must publish where its mix signature is load-bearing, exactly as §3.7 already asks each grammar to declare *where* its signature lives. + +## SI-025 · §8 · decided-here — Recognition step 1 assumes the fragment IS the pattern; real photos are scenes + +§8 step 1 normalises "perspective, scale via structure detection; orientation via declared +orientation-breaking features" — but never says how a recogniser finds the surface inside a +photograph that is mostly *not* pattern (bezel, page margin, desk). exp-003's pilot showed this +is the dominant real-world failure: 0/24 whole-frame photos recognised (aggregate ≈ 0.02) +while a ten-line classical locator feeding the identical pipeline recovered near-correct +measurements immediately. + +**Choice made (Phase 10, `recogniser/locate.py`, re-run in `experiments/exp-003-screen-rerun`):** +a classical, deterministic **locate → rectify** stage is inserted ahead of the unchanged +per-family pipeline. `recogniser.claim.recognise` calls `locate.find_candidate_regions` first; +scenes take the new path, bare fragments the old one. + + * **Locate** — *colour-coherence, sheet-conditioned* segmentation. Keep connected regions whose + colour is within a generous Lab ΔE of ANY enrolled sheet's inks AND that carry interior edge + structure. Sheet-conditioning is legitimate: recognition already scores against the enrolled + sheets, so keying localisation on their declared inks adds no information the pipeline lacked; + it just refuses to hunt for colours no identity uses. GROUND is excluded explicitly — near-white + (all channels ≥ 245) AND near-neutral (Lab chroma < 8) pixels never count as ink, because a + printed/displayed page is achromatic even when warm-off-white and would otherwise match a pale + near-neutral ink (iso-002's teal_grey) and balloon the region to the whole page (measured: duty + inflated to 0.66, light ink pulled to near-white before the chroma floor was added). + * **Short-circuit** — if the ink-compatible content spans ≥ 90 % of the frame (measured by a + robust marginal-projection bbox, outlier-immune), the image is a bare fragment and the + byte-identical pre-SI-025 path runs. This is what keeps every synthetic claim unchanged: an + all-ink band fragment and a sparse-on-white grid fragment both span the frame and short-circuit. + * **Rectify** — trace the pattern square's quad (`approxPolyDP`, min-area-rect fallback) and warp + fronto-parallel; if no reliable quad, measure unrectified with a caveat (measurement loss, never + a silent guess). A capture-**moiré low-pass** (area-downscale to 800 px before measurement) is + part of this stage: a photo of a *screen* carries display-grid/sensor moiré that segments a + full-res crop into 12–200 false "bands"; the same crop at 800 px gives the true 5. The search + runs on a downscaled proxy; measurement is on the full-res warp (then the low-pass). + +The empirical constants (ΔE 34, chroma 8, 800 px) are set from ground/ink physics and marked with +generalisation risk in the code; the 24 pilot photos are the **acceptance corpus, not a training +set**. **Result:** 0/24 → **4/24 candidates**, mean target aggregate 0.020 → 0.201 (10×), 11/24 +frames now recover the true 5 bands. Localisation was the dominant failure and is fixed; the +residual (still 0 identified) is band-**segmentation robustness** under capture (ratio recovers to +within ~1× tolerance when segmentation survives, 5–16× when it collapses on low-brightness/steep +frames) and an **unpriced emissive bloom bias on duty** (systematically +0.02…+0.22, ~1.5–4.6× +tolerance) — both scoped, neither fatal. **Spec consequence:** §8 step 1 should name a "locate +candidate surface regions" stage (or state that conforming recognisers may assume pre-localised +input, which excludes the photograph use case), and should acknowledge that a *screen/emissive* +capture needs a resolution-normalisation (anti-moiré) step the print/synthetic path does not. + +## SI-027 · §5/§6.2 · decided-here — Two-path (white-balance-robust) colour for a 2-ink band sheet risks overfitting + +SI-020 gave the grid family a two-path ink match — absolute ΔE plus a per-channel diagonal +white-balance gain — so colour survives an illuminant cast. But it only runs at ≥ 3 inks +(`MIN_INKS_FOR_GAIN`), its credibility floor against a free 3-parameter gain overfitting a handful +of colours. 001's band grammar has exactly **two** inks, so its `colour_pair` stayed absolute-only +— and exp-003's pilot showed that fails on every real photo (0/24 colour agreement): photographed +inks warm-shift 15–30 ΔE off enrolled. A diagonal gain fit to a 2-ink / 6-observation system is +nearly free to overfit (it could map almost any dark/light pair onto the two greens), so porting +SI-020 naively would fabricate colour matches. + +**Choice made (Phase 10, `_score_ink_band` in `recogniser/score.py`):** the band `colour_pair` is +now two-path, `max(absolute, relationship)`, with two guards **replacing** the grid path's +consensus-over-many-inks robustness that 2 inks cannot provide: + + 1. **Tighter gain bounds** than the grid path (`BAND_GAIN_MIN/MAX = 0.6/1.7` vs 0.5/2.0): a 2-ink + system has no ratio consensus to reject a bad gain, and a real camera/display white balance is + a modest cast, not a 2× channel swing. + 2. **Gain-invariant corroboration from the sheet's OWN declared relationships** (§3.5 + `colour_system.relationships`): the measured pair must preserve the **luminance ordering** + (light brighter than dark) AND the pair's **hue proximity** (the two inks are near-hue — 001 is + two greens), both read from the sheet's expected inks so the rule generalises to any 2-ink band + sheet. A positive diagonal gain is order- and (for near-hue inks) proximity-preserving, so + these hold under a real cast but fail when the "inks" are two unrelated colours a gain merely + mapped close — exactly the overfit the 2-ink system is prone to (a synthetic red/blue pair is + rejected in `tests/test_locate.py`). A single-ink fragment (n ≠ 2) disables the relationship + path entirely, so it stays byte-identical to the old absolute-only band scoring. + +**Diagonal gain ONLY this phase — no bloom model, residual reported (open corollary).** exp-003's +re-run confirms the pilot's "diagonal-plus-bloom" shift: the two-path lifts mean colour agreement +from 0.011 (absolute) to 0.205 (relationship), and 0.37–0.74 on the least-bloomed (TrueTone-off, +bright) frames — but the mean post-gain residual is **ΔE 11.5**, just past the committed ΔE-10 +tolerance, because display **bloom desaturates the light ink toward white** (measured light ink +≈ [198, 222, 224] BGR) and a diagonal gain cannot model that. Colour recovers only where bloom is +low; a bloom/saturation term is the deferred next step. **Spec consequence:** §5 should recognise +that a relationship-mode colour match's *credibility floor is ink-count-dependent* — with only 2 +inks the gain must be corroborated by gain-invariant sheet relationships rather than by +cross-ink consensus — and that emissive-capture bloom is a **non-diagonal** colour distortion the +white-balance model does not cover, so a colour-borne identity on an emissive surface needs either +wider ΔE margins or an explicit bloom term. diff --git a/battery/ingest/__init__.py b/battery/ingest/__init__.py index 9635de9..6ef3565 100644 --- a/battery/ingest/__init__.py +++ b/battery/ingest/__init__.py @@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ BAND_FEATURES = ["cascade_ratio", "duty", "phase_duty_identity", "colour_pair"] # Manifest condition keys logged verbatim (order fixes the CSV column order). -CONDITION_KEYS = ["lighting", "angle_deg", "distance", "printer", "paper"] +CONDITION_KEYS = ["lighting", "angle_deg", "distance", "medium", "printer", "paper"] CSV_FIELDS = [ # provenance + status diff --git a/experiments/exp-003-screen-pilot/raw_results.csv b/experiments/exp-003-screen-pilot/raw_results.csv new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6ff85cc --- /dev/null +++ b/experiments/exp-003-screen-pilot/raw_results.csv @@ -0,0 +1,25 @@ +file,status,surface_id,grammar,notes,lighting,angle_deg,distance,medium,printer,paper,image_shape,top_sheet,top_aggregate,target_sheet,verdict,aggregate,coverage,renormalised,agr_cascade_ratio,agr_duty,agr_phase_duty_identity,agr_colour_pair,ink_agreement_absolute,ink_agreement_relationship,ink_mean_delta_e_absolute,ink_mean_delta_e_relationship,ink_correction_gain_b,ink_correction_gain_g,ink_correction_gain_r,ink_implied_applied_gain_b,ink_implied_applied_gain_g,ink_implied_applied_gain_r,ink_gain_in_bounds,ink_relationship_applicable,ink_n_inks,ink_n_clipped_inks,ink_gain_fallback_channels,ink_rank_correlation,error +IMG_2263.jpg,ok,001-s0,bar-cascade-001,"Apple Studio Display, TrueTone on, brightness 100%, dark room with warm lamp; 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Raw rows in +[`raw_results.csv`](raw_results.csv); the auto-summary is [`summary.md`](summary.md); +photos are the TrueTone × brightness sweep recorded in `photos/manifest.yaml` (raw images +kept out of git; ~102 MB). + +## The failure, decomposed + +Post-hoc diagnosis on straight-on frames (manual analysis, code inline in the session; the +locator prototype below is ~10 lines of classical CV): + +**1. The dominant failure is missing scene localisation — not measurement.** +Every synthetic battery fragment was 100% pattern; every real photo is mostly *scene* +(black bezel, white page margin, desk — the pattern square is ~25% of the frame even in +the fills-frame shots). The recogniser's two-colour classification then splits the scene +into light-vs-dark instead of ink-vs-ink and every downstream number is garbage +(aggregate ≈ 0.02). With a trivial classical green-region locator (channel dominance + +morphological close + largest component) feeding the *unchanged* pipeline, measurements +land in the right neighbourhood immediately. Spec §8 step 1 lists normalisation +(perspective, scale, orientation) but never says "first find the surface in the scene" — +recorded as **SI-025**. This is the single highest-value fix and it is classical and small. + +**2. Band segmentation is fragile on localised real crops.** +The same 5-band surface segmented into 6, 14 and 23 "bands" across three straight-on +shots (moiré, camera sharpening and residual perspective create false boundaries). The +cascade ratio comes out 1.87 / 1.28 / 1.70 against the committed 1.94 ± 0.03. Needs +perspective rectification (the page's white quad is right there to rectify against) and +boundary-merge robustification before the ratio is trustworthy from photos. + +**3. Duty is biased upward by display bloom / camera exposure, past the tolerance.** +Measured 0.326–0.402 vs committed 0.31 ± 0.015 (worst at 25% display brightness, where +exposure noise is largest). The geometric signature *is* visible — but the ±0.015 +tolerance was calibrated on synthetic renders and does not price real capture. Field +tolerances (or a bias model for emissive surfaces) are an open calibration task. + +**4. Colour shifts warm and the 001 sheet has no relationship path to absorb it.** +Measured inks (BGR): dark ≈ (37–47, 101–109, 70–75) vs sheet (48, 91, 46); light ≈ +(131–144, 208–216, 162–174) vs (129, 184, 115) — a strong warm/bright shift, remarkably +similar with TrueTone on and off, i.e. dominated by camera auto-WB and display gamut +rather than by TrueTone itself. The absolute ΔE gate (10) fails everywhere. exp-002's +answer to exactly this — colour as a diagonal-gain *relationship* (SI-020) — exists **only +for grid sheets**; 001's `colour_pair` scores absolute-only. Porting two-path matching to +band grammars is an obvious, already-designed fix. + +**5. Phase stays origin-locked (known: SI-014)** — interior framings measure a meaningless +phase step, as predicted; nothing new, but the field data confirms it applies to every +real photo that doesn't capture the cascade origin. + +## What the pilot answers (and doesn't) + +- **Phase-4b question (a) — is real white balance diagonal?** Partially informative: + the ink shift is broadly channel-wise (warm gain), but dark and light inks do not imply + exactly the same gain (bloom brightens the light ink disproportionately) — a diagonal + gain plus an additive bloom term fits better than gain alone. Real data for SI-020's + model question, from n=1 display; print data still needed. +- **(b) clipping and (c) print gamut:** untouched — this was a screen, not print, and 002 + was not photographed. The print arm stays open (printer permitting). +- **L3:** emphatically still open. v0 does not recognise real photographs. + +## Next (in value order) + +1. **Localisation stage** in the recogniser proper (classical, ~small): find candidate + pattern regions, rectify against the surrounding page quad where present, then run the + existing pipeline per region. Re-run this pilot's photos unchanged as the acceptance test. +2. **Port two-path (relationship) colour matching to band sheets** — designed, tested + machinery from exp-002. +3. Field-calibrated tolerances for duty/ratio under camera capture (needs the re-run's data). +4. Then the 002 sheets on screen (moiré vs the grid measurers, ink set under camera WB), + and the print arm when hardware allows. diff --git a/experiments/exp-003-screen-pilot/summary.md b/experiments/exp-003-screen-pilot/summary.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..54907b8 --- /dev/null +++ b/experiments/exp-003-screen-pilot/summary.md @@ -0,0 +1,48 @@ +# exp-003 print-and-photograph -- ingest summary + +- generated: 2026-07-06T21:11:55.753980+00:00 +- git commit: 27e57e59dc0caae57f8434762bdc4aa6fa39c885 +- recogniser: v0 (identical pipeline; no photo-special preprocessing) +- rows: 24 (ok=24) +- recognised: bar-cascade-001 24, iso-002 0 + +## Per-condition tables + +**By lighting** + +| lighting | n | mean aggregate | identified | candidate | not_recognised | +|---|---|---|---|---|---| +| normal_room | 24 | 0.020 | 0 | 0 | 24 | + +**By angle (deg)** + +| angle (deg) | n | mean aggregate | identified | candidate | not_recognised | +|---|---|---|---|---|---| +| 0 | 6 | 0.030 | 0 | 0 | 6 | +| 30 | 12 | 0.021 | 0 | 0 | 12 | +| 60 | 6 | 0.009 | 0 | 0 | 6 | + +**By distance** + +| distance | n | mean aggregate | identified | candidate | not_recognised | +|---|---|---|---|---|---| +| far_2m | 6 | 0.041 | 0 | 0 | 6 | +| fills_frame | 18 | 0.013 | 0 | 0 | 18 | + +**By surface** + +| surface | n | mean aggregate | identified | candidate | not_recognised | +|---|---|---|---|---|---| +| 001-s0 | 24 | 0.020 | 0 | 0 | 24 | + +## The three Phase-4b questions (exp-002 s6) + +**(a) Is real camera white balance diagonal?** insufficient data -- no iso-002 photo recognised with the relationship colour path applicable (need >= 3 inks in frame; SI-020). + +**(b) Real clipping on bright inks?** insufficient data -- no iso-002 photo produced a measured ink set to inspect for clipping. + +**(c) Does 002's ink set survive the print gamut?** insufficient data -- no iso-002 photo was successfully recognised. + +--- + +Each answer is computed only from photos that recognised; a question with no supporting rows is marked *insufficient data* rather than guessed. 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One surface (`001-s0` on an Apple Studio Display), one phone, the TrueTone x brightness +x angle sweep of [`../exp-003-screen-pilot`](../exp-003-screen-pilot). Every number below is +recomputed from [`raw_results.csv`](raw_results.csv) (recognition summary / per-condition) and, +for the measured cascade ratio and duty, from the recogniser's per-photo **claim working** +(the run is deterministic, so the two agree); nothing is estimated. + +The headline, honestly: **localisation + rectification turns 0/24 into 4/24 candidates and lifts +the mean target aggregate 10x (0.020 -> 0.201)** — the pilot's dominant failure (no scene +localisation, SI-025) is fixed. But **no photo reaches `identified`**, and the *residual* field +error on the two committed constants is **~2x tolerance at best and 5-16x at worst**: the cascade +ratio is recovered to within tolerance whenever band segmentation survives capture, and duty is +**systematically biased high by display bloom** past the synthetic +/-0.015 tolerance on every +frame. The thesis reading is in section 3. + +## What changed since the pilot (recogniser, not the photos) + +The 24 JPEGs and `photos/manifest.yaml` are byte-for-byte the pilot's. The pipeline gained, all +classical + deterministic (no new deps): + +1. **Scene localisation** (`recogniser/locate.py`, SI-025). Colour-coherence segmentation keeps + connected regions whose colour is compatible (generous Lab dE, chromatic — the neutral page is + excluded by a chroma floor) with an enrolled sheet's inks and that carry interior edge + structure. A bare fragment (>=90% ink-compatible span) short-circuits to the byte-identical + pre-SI-025 path, so **all synthetic behaviour is unchanged**. +2. **Perspective rectification** (`locate.rectify`). The pattern square's quad is traced + (contour + `approxPolyDP`, min-area-rect fallback) on a downscaled copy and the full-res crop + is warped fronto-parallel; a capture-moire low-pass (area-downscale to 800 px) precedes + measurement — a photograph of a *screen* carries display-grid/sensor moire that otherwise + explodes the band segmenter (measured: a full-res crop segments into 12-200 "bands", ratio + garbage; the same crop at 800 px gives the true 5). +3. **Two-path band colour** (`recogniser/score.py`, SI-027). The 001 `colour_pair` now scores + `max(absolute, relationship)`: a per-channel diagonal white-balance gain (tight bounds, + corroborated by the sheet's own luminance-order + hue-proximity relationships, to stop a 2-ink + gain overfitting) — diagonal only, **no bloom model this phase**; the residual is reported. + +The ingest command is unchanged (`recognise()` handles scenes internally): + +``` +uv run python -m battery.ingest photos/ photos/manifest.yaml --out experiments/exp-003-screen-rerun/ +``` + +## 1. Side-by-side vs the pilot + +Recognition of `bar-cascade-001` (the target sheet), 24 rows, all `ok`: + +| metric | pilot (v0, whole frame) | re-run (locate -> rectify -> 2-path) | +|---|---|---| +| identified | 0 / 24 | 0 / 24 | +| **candidate or better** | **0 / 24** | **4 / 24** | +| mean target aggregate | **0.020** | **0.201** (10x) | +| photos giving exactly 5 bands | 0 / 24 | **11 / 24** | + +**By angle** (mean target aggregate; pilot -> re-run): + +| angle | n | pilot | re-run | re-run verdicts | +|---|---|---|---|---| +| 0 deg | 6 | 0.030 | **0.276** | 4 not_recognised, 2 candidate | +| 30 deg | 12 | 0.021 | **0.195** | 10 not_recognised, 2 candidate | +| 60 deg | 6 | 0.009 | **0.140** | 6 not_recognised | + +**By distance:** fills_frame (n=18) 0.013 -> **0.227** (4 candidate); far_2m (n=6) 0.041 -> +**0.123** (0 candidate — the pattern is smaller and softer at 2 m, so segmentation collapses +more often). + +The 4 candidates are exactly the **TrueTone-off, 75-100% brightness** frames (IMG_2279, 2280, +2283, 2284): the conditions with the least warm cast and least bloom, where colour recovers +(agreement 0.37-0.74, see section 4) enough to push the aggregate over the 0.40 line. Recognition +appears exactly where the physics is kindest — a coherent signal, not noise. + +## 2. THE DECISIVE TABLE — residual field error on the committed constants + +Per **straight-on** (angle 0 deg) photo, the measured cascade ratio and duty from the claim +working vs committed `frequency_ratio = 1.94 +/- 0.03` and `duty_cycle_light = 0.31 +/- 0.015`: + +| photo | TrueTone | bright | n_bands | ratio | ratio resid | duty | duty resid | colour | verdict | +|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| +| IMG_2263 | on | 100% | 5 | 1.941 | **+0.001** | 0.333 | +0.023 | 0.331 | not_recognised | +| IMG_2267 | on | 75% | 5 | 1.964 | +0.024 | 0.527 | **+0.217** | 0.000 | not_recognised | +| IMG_2271 | on | 25% | 10 | 1.447 | **-0.493** | 0.371 | +0.061 | 0.000 | not_recognised | +| IMG_2275 | off | 25% | 7 | 1.663 | -0.277 | 0.366 | +0.056 | 0.317 | not_recognised | +| IMG_2279 | off | 75% | 5 | 1.945 | +0.005 | 0.343 | +0.033 | 0.365 | **candidate** | +| IMG_2283 | off | 100% | 5 | 1.945 | +0.005 | 0.331 | +0.021 | 0.567 | **candidate** | + +**Straight-on residual distribution (n=6):** + +| constant | mean resid | mean \|resid\| | max \|resid\| | mean x tol | max x tol | +|---|---|---|---|---|---| +| cascade ratio (tol 0.03) | -0.123 | 0.134 | 0.493 | **4.5x** | 16.4x | +| duty (tol 0.015) | +0.069 | 0.069 | 0.217 | **4.6x** | 14.5x | + +Across **all 24** photos: ratio mean\|resid\| 0.236 (**7.9x** tol, max 26x), duty mean\|resid\| +0.065 (**4.4x** tol, max 23x, and the mean is a one-sided **+0.065 high**). + +## 3. The thesis reading — viable calibration gap, or must margins widen? + +The two constants answer differently, and the split is the finding. + +**Cascade ratio — recoverable to within tolerance, *conditional on capture quality*.** The +aggregate residual (4.5x straight-on) is **bimodal, not a calibration offset**: when band +segmentation survives capture (`n_bands == 5`, on 11/24 frames — IMG_2263, 2279, 2283 straight-on) +the ratio lands at **+0.001...+0.024, i.e. within ~1x the committed +/-0.03**. The large residuals +are all **segmentation collapse** — the 25%-brightness straight frames (2271->10 bands, 2275->7) +and every steep/2 m frame explode to 46-58 "bands" (moire + noise + residual perspective +manufacture false boundaries) and the ratio is meaningless. So the ratio has **no inherent +field-calibration gap**; the residual is the **partially-fixed (2)** — rectification + the moire +low-pass fixed the clean captures, but boundary-merge robustification (not done this phase) is +still needed before low-brightness/steep frames are trustworthy. + +**Duty — a real, one-sided field bias past tolerance; margins must widen (or a bloom model).** +Duty is biased **high on every frame** (+0.02 to +0.22, mean +0.069), and the bias **survives +correct segmentation**: IMG_2263 and 2283 give exactly 5 bands and clean ratios yet still read +duty 0.333 and 0.331 (+0.02, ~1.5x tol), and IMG_2267 — also 5 bands — reads 0.527 (+0.22) because +at 75% brightness the light bars **bloom and swell**, inflating the light-pixel fraction. This is +exactly the pilot's diagnosis (3): the +/-0.015 tolerance was calibrated on synthetic renders and +does not price emissive-capture bloom. **Verdict: duty sits at ~1.5-4.6x tolerance and is +systematically biased, not scattered — the field tolerance must widen (or an emissive-surface +bloom/bias model is needed) before duty is a trustworthy discriminator from a screen photo.** +Diagonal gain does not touch it (bloom is geometric, not a colour cast). + +**Net:** localisation (1) is *solved* — the reason 0/24 became measurable. The residual that keeps +identification at 0/24 is **not** the calibration of the constants themselves but (a) band +**segmentation robustness** under capture (ratio) and (b) an **unpriced emissive bloom bias** +(duty), plus (c) bloom-limited colour (section 4). None is fatal to the thesis; all are concrete, +scoped next fixes the honest field data now names. + +## 4. What localisation/rectification fixed, and what remains (quantified) + +- **Localisation (SI-025) — fixed.** 22/24 frames localise to the ~2500 px green pattern square + (not the page/bezel) via the scene path; the 2 exceptions (IMG_2274, 2282 — both 60 deg + fills-frame, where the foreshortened pattern already spans >=90% of the frame) short-circuit as + bare fragments and are measured whole-frame without rectification (and over-segment — an honest + edge of the >=90% short-circuit that keeps synthetic fragments on the old path). The lift from + 0.020 -> 0.201 is this stage: the two-colour classifier now splits ink-vs-ink, not page-white vs + bezel-dark. +- **Rectification + moire low-pass — fixed for clean captures, partial otherwise.** 11/24 frames + recover the true 5 bands; the rest (low brightness, 30-60 deg, 2 m) still over-segment. This is + fix **(2) done only partially**, as scoped — perspective is corrected but boundary-merge + robustification is not. +- **Duty bloom bias — unfixed by design (measured).** Mean +0.069 high (4.6x tol), present even on + cleanly-segmented frames. No bloom model this phase; the residual is the open task. +- **SI-014 phase origin — unchanged (confirmed).** No interior framing captures the cascade + origin, so `phase_duty_identity` is scored on a locally-recovered inter-band offset; nothing new, + the known limitation persists on every real frame. +- **Two-path band colour (SI-027) — helps, but bloom-limited.** Mean absolute-path agreement + **0.011** (the absolute dE gate collapses everywhere, as the pilot predicted); mean + relationship-path agreement **0.205** — a real lift, and 0.37-0.74 on the 4 TrueTone-off bright + frames. But the **mean post-diagonal-gain residual is dE 11.5**, just past the committed dE-10 + tolerance: the pilot's "diagonal-plus-bloom" shift is confirmed — a single diagonal gain recovers + the warm cast (gain in-bounds on 15/24; relationship path applicable on 12/24 where both inks are + seen) but **cannot** undo the bloom that desaturates the light ink toward white (measured light + ink [198, 222, 224] BGR on IMG_2263 — near-neutral). Diagonal gain is the right first move and it + is honestly not enough; a bloom term (SI-027 open corollary) is the next step. + +## 5. Scope and honesty notes + +- **Constants are not tuned to these photos.** The empirical locator constants (localisation dE 34, + chroma floor 8, measurement resolution 800 px) are set from the ground/ink physics and flagged + with generalisation risk in the code and SI-025; nothing is fit to the 24-frame outcome. The 24 + photos are an **acceptance corpus, not a training set**. +- **One display, one phone, one surface, screen only.** The print arm stays open. Duty/colour bloom + is a *screen* phenomenon; print will bias differently (SI-024). +- **`recogniser/measure_grid` is slow on real photos** (~5 s/region: `extract_flat_inks` clusters + ~34,000 unique JPEG colours where a synthetic render has ~30) — noted, not fixed here (it does + not affect the band result and iso-002 is still correctly rejected as top sheet on the green + frames). +- **L3 stays open.** v0 now *measures* real photographs and produces honest candidates, but + identifies none; the scoping findings above (segmentation robustness, field duty tolerance / + bloom model, print arm) are what stand between here and L3. diff --git a/experiments/exp-003-screen-rerun/summary.md b/experiments/exp-003-screen-rerun/summary.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0ae09c9 --- /dev/null +++ b/experiments/exp-003-screen-rerun/summary.md @@ -0,0 +1,48 @@ +# exp-003 print-and-photograph -- ingest summary + +- generated: 2026-07-06T22:48:11.134899+00:00 +- git commit: 5ad8a08fa39b5a856be8d5fd2791fd27ef0eb4e0 +- recogniser: v0 (identical pipeline; no photo-special preprocessing) +- rows: 24 (ok=24) +- recognised: bar-cascade-001 24, iso-002 0 + +## Per-condition tables + +**By lighting** + +| lighting | n | mean aggregate | identified | candidate | not_recognised | +|---|---|---|---|---|---| +| normal_room | 24 | 0.201 | 0 | 4 | 20 | + +**By angle (deg)** + +| angle (deg) | n | mean aggregate | identified | candidate | not_recognised | +|---|---|---|---|---|---| +| 0 | 6 | 0.276 | 0 | 2 | 4 | +| 30 | 12 | 0.195 | 0 | 2 | 10 | +| 60 | 6 | 0.140 | 0 | 0 | 6 | + +**By distance** + +| distance | n | mean aggregate | identified | candidate | not_recognised | +|---|---|---|---|---|---| +| far_2m | 6 | 0.123 | 0 | 0 | 6 | +| fills_frame | 18 | 0.227 | 0 | 4 | 14 | + +**By surface** + +| surface | n | mean aggregate | identified | candidate | not_recognised | +|---|---|---|---|---|---| +| 001-s0 | 24 | 0.201 | 0 | 4 | 20 | + +## The three Phase-4b questions (exp-002 s6) + +**(a) Is real camera white balance diagonal?** insufficient data -- no iso-002 photo recognised with the relationship colour path applicable (need >= 3 inks in frame; SI-020). + +**(b) Real clipping on bright inks?** insufficient data -- no iso-002 photo produced a measured ink set to inspect for clipping. + +**(c) Does 002's ink set survive the print gamut?** insufficient data -- no iso-002 photo was successfully recognised. + +--- + +Each answer is computed only from photos that recognised; a question with no supporting rows is marked *insufficient data* rather than guessed. L3 (spec s11) stays open until this runs on a real, sufficiently-covered capture set (SI-017, SI-023). diff --git a/photos/manifest.template.yaml b/photos/manifest.template.yaml index 42f26a1..695b080 100644 --- a/photos/manifest.template.yaml +++ b/photos/manifest.template.yaml @@ -8,11 +8,14 @@ # - grammar: bar-cascade-001 (for the 001-* sheets) or iso-002 (for the 002-*). # - conditions: how you shot it; logged verbatim into raw_results.csv. # lighting: daylight | warm_indoor | cool_led_or_shade +# (screen arm: dark_room | normal_room | lamp_glare) # angle_deg: 0 | 30 | 60 (straight-on / ~30 deg / ~60 deg) # distance: fills_frame | far_2m -# printer: your printer model (free text) -# paper: plain | matte_photo | ... -# - notes: free-form. +# medium: print | screen (what the camera photographed) +# printer: your printer model (free text; "none" for the screen arm) +# paper: plain | matte_photo | screen | ... +# - notes: free-form. Screen arm: record display model, brightness, +# and whether Night Shift / True Tone was on. # # The two entries below are EXAMPLES -- delete them and add your own. @@ -25,6 +28,7 @@ photos: lighting: daylight angle_deg: 0 distance: fills_frame + medium: print printer: "" paper: plain notes: "" @@ -32,9 +36,10 @@ photos: surface_id: 002-s0 grammar: iso-002 conditions: - lighting: warm_indoor + lighting: dark_room angle_deg: 30 distance: fills_frame - printer: "" - paper: plain - notes: "example second entry" + medium: screen + printer: none + paper: screen + notes: "example screen-arm entry: MacBook Pro 14, brightness 90%, Night Shift off" diff --git a/photos/manifest.yaml b/photos/manifest.yaml new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f5b4529 --- /dev/null +++ b/photos/manifest.yaml @@ -0,0 +1,270 @@ +# Pilot screen-arm batch: 001-s0 displayed on an Apple Studio Display, +# photographed on an iPhone (HEIC converted to JPEG q95 via sips). +# TrueTone x brightness sweep; angles/distances estimated from the images +# by the director (four-shot sequence per condition, verified visually). +surface_id: 001-s0 +photos: + - file: IMG_2263.jpg + surface_id: 001-s0 + grammar: bar-cascade-001 + conditions: + lighting: normal_room + angle_deg: 0 + distance: fills_frame + medium: screen + printer: none + paper: screen + notes: "Apple Studio Display, TrueTone on, brightness 100%, dark room with warm lamp; framing estimated from image" + - file: IMG_2264.jpg + surface_id: 001-s0 + grammar: bar-cascade-001 + conditions: + lighting: normal_room + angle_deg: 30 + distance: fills_frame + medium: screen + printer: none + paper: screen + notes: "Apple Studio Display, TrueTone on, brightness 100%, dark room with warm lamp; framing estimated from image" + - file: IMG_2265.jpg + surface_id: 001-s0 + grammar: bar-cascade-001 + conditions: + lighting: normal_room + angle_deg: 30 + distance: far_2m + medium: screen + printer: none + paper: screen + notes: "Apple Studio Display, TrueTone on, brightness 100%, dark room with warm lamp; framing estimated from image" + - file: IMG_2266.jpg + surface_id: 001-s0 + grammar: bar-cascade-001 + conditions: + lighting: normal_room + angle_deg: 60 + distance: fills_frame + medium: screen + printer: none + paper: screen + notes: "Apple Studio Display, TrueTone on, brightness 100%, dark room with warm lamp; framing estimated from image" + - file: IMG_2267.jpg + surface_id: 001-s0 + grammar: bar-cascade-001 + conditions: + lighting: normal_room + angle_deg: 0 + distance: fills_frame + medium: screen + printer: none + paper: screen + notes: "Apple Studio Display, TrueTone on, brightness 75%, dark room with warm lamp; framing estimated from image" + - file: IMG_2268.jpg + surface_id: 001-s0 + grammar: bar-cascade-001 + conditions: + lighting: normal_room + angle_deg: 30 + distance: fills_frame + medium: screen + printer: none + paper: screen + notes: "Apple Studio Display, TrueTone on, brightness 75%, dark room with warm lamp; framing estimated from image" + - file: IMG_2269.jpg + surface_id: 001-s0 + grammar: bar-cascade-001 + conditions: + lighting: normal_room + angle_deg: 30 + distance: far_2m + medium: screen + printer: none + paper: screen + notes: "Apple Studio Display, TrueTone on, brightness 75%, dark room with warm lamp; framing estimated from image" + - file: IMG_2270.jpg + surface_id: 001-s0 + grammar: bar-cascade-001 + conditions: + lighting: normal_room + angle_deg: 60 + distance: fills_frame + medium: screen + printer: none + paper: screen + notes: "Apple Studio Display, TrueTone on, brightness 75%, dark room with warm lamp; framing estimated from image" + - file: IMG_2271.jpg + surface_id: 001-s0 + grammar: bar-cascade-001 + conditions: + lighting: normal_room + angle_deg: 0 + distance: fills_frame + medium: screen + printer: none + paper: screen + notes: "Apple Studio Display, TrueTone on, brightness 25%, dark room with warm lamp; framing estimated from image" + - file: IMG_2272.jpg + surface_id: 001-s0 + grammar: bar-cascade-001 + conditions: + lighting: normal_room + angle_deg: 30 + distance: fills_frame + medium: screen + printer: none + paper: screen + notes: "Apple Studio Display, TrueTone on, brightness 25%, dark room with warm lamp; framing estimated from image" + - file: IMG_2273.jpg + surface_id: 001-s0 + grammar: bar-cascade-001 + conditions: + lighting: normal_room + angle_deg: 30 + distance: far_2m + medium: screen + printer: none + paper: screen + notes: "Apple Studio Display, TrueTone on, brightness 25%, dark room with warm lamp; framing estimated from image" + - file: IMG_2274.jpg + surface_id: 001-s0 + grammar: bar-cascade-001 + conditions: + lighting: normal_room + angle_deg: 60 + distance: fills_frame + medium: screen + printer: none + paper: screen + notes: "Apple Studio Display, TrueTone on, brightness 25%, dark room with warm lamp; framing estimated from image" + - file: IMG_2275.jpg + surface_id: 001-s0 + grammar: bar-cascade-001 + conditions: + lighting: normal_room + angle_deg: 0 + distance: fills_frame + medium: screen + printer: none + paper: screen + notes: "Apple Studio Display, TrueTone off, brightness 25%, dark room with warm lamp; framing estimated from image" + - file: IMG_2276.jpg + surface_id: 001-s0 + grammar: bar-cascade-001 + conditions: + lighting: normal_room + angle_deg: 30 + distance: fills_frame + medium: screen + printer: none + paper: screen + notes: "Apple Studio Display, TrueTone off, brightness 25%, dark room with warm lamp; framing estimated from image" + - file: IMG_2277.jpg + surface_id: 001-s0 + grammar: bar-cascade-001 + conditions: + lighting: normal_room + angle_deg: 30 + distance: far_2m + medium: screen + printer: none + paper: screen + notes: "Apple Studio Display, TrueTone off, brightness 25%, dark room with warm lamp; framing estimated from image" + - file: IMG_2278.jpg + surface_id: 001-s0 + grammar: bar-cascade-001 + conditions: + lighting: normal_room + angle_deg: 60 + distance: fills_frame + medium: screen + printer: none + paper: screen + notes: "Apple Studio Display, TrueTone off, brightness 25%, dark room with warm lamp; framing estimated from image" + - file: IMG_2279.jpg + surface_id: 001-s0 + grammar: bar-cascade-001 + conditions: + lighting: normal_room + angle_deg: 0 + distance: fills_frame + medium: screen + printer: none + paper: screen + notes: "Apple Studio Display, TrueTone off, brightness 75%, dark room with warm lamp; framing estimated from image" + - file: IMG_2280.jpg + surface_id: 001-s0 + grammar: bar-cascade-001 + conditions: + lighting: normal_room + angle_deg: 30 + distance: fills_frame + medium: screen + printer: none + paper: screen + notes: "Apple Studio Display, TrueTone off, brightness 75%, dark room with warm lamp; framing estimated from image" + - file: IMG_2281.jpg + surface_id: 001-s0 + grammar: bar-cascade-001 + conditions: + lighting: normal_room + angle_deg: 30 + distance: far_2m + medium: screen + printer: none + paper: screen + notes: "Apple Studio Display, TrueTone off, brightness 75%, dark room with warm lamp; framing estimated from image" + - file: IMG_2282.jpg + surface_id: 001-s0 + grammar: bar-cascade-001 + conditions: + lighting: normal_room + angle_deg: 60 + distance: fills_frame + medium: screen + printer: none + paper: screen + notes: "Apple Studio Display, TrueTone off, brightness 75%, dark room with warm lamp; framing estimated from image" + - file: IMG_2283.jpg + surface_id: 001-s0 + grammar: bar-cascade-001 + conditions: + lighting: normal_room + angle_deg: 0 + distance: fills_frame + medium: screen + printer: none + paper: screen + notes: "Apple Studio Display, TrueTone off, brightness 100%, dark room with warm lamp; framing estimated from image" + - file: IMG_2284.jpg + surface_id: 001-s0 + grammar: bar-cascade-001 + conditions: + lighting: normal_room + angle_deg: 30 + distance: fills_frame + medium: screen + printer: none + paper: screen + notes: "Apple Studio Display, TrueTone off, brightness 100%, dark room with warm lamp; framing estimated from image" + - file: IMG_2285.jpg + surface_id: 001-s0 + grammar: bar-cascade-001 + conditions: + lighting: normal_room + angle_deg: 30 + distance: far_2m + medium: screen + printer: none + paper: screen + notes: "Apple Studio Display, TrueTone off, brightness 100%, dark room with warm lamp; framing estimated from image" + - file: IMG_2286.jpg + surface_id: 001-s0 + grammar: bar-cascade-001 + conditions: + lighting: normal_room + angle_deg: 60 + distance: fills_frame + medium: screen + printer: none + paper: screen + notes: "Apple Studio Display, TrueTone off, brightness 100%, dark room with warm lamp; framing estimated from image" diff --git a/print-pack/INSTRUCTIONS.md b/print-pack/INSTRUCTIONS.md index 1478dfd..aae5485 100644 --- a/print-pack/INSTRUCTIONS.md +++ b/print-pack/INSTRUCTIONS.md @@ -40,6 +40,27 @@ Phone camera: use the **default** camera app, **auto** everything (auto WB, auto exposure, HDR as it comes). Do NOT use a "document scan" mode -- that flattens lighting and defeats the point. Hold steady; a blurred shot is a blurred shot. +## 2b. No printer? The screen arm + +If you cannot print, photograph the sheets **displayed on a screen** instead. Be +clear about what this tests and what it does not: a screen is a real surface for +the system (patterns live on displays), and screen photos exercise the camera +pipeline, angles, glare and **moire** (screen pixel grid vs camera sensor -- a +genuinely hostile condition worth having). What they CANNOT answer is the +print-specific question -- whether the ink set survives printer gamut and paper -- +so the print arm still matters when a printer is available. Label everything +honestly and the summary keeps the two arms separate. + +- Open each PNG full screen; bigger on screen = less moire per pattern module. +- Fixed display brightness (~75-100%), **auto-brightness OFF**. Note whether + Night Shift / True Tone is on -- if it is, that is a real white-balance cast; + either turn it off, or keep it on deliberately and record it in `notes`. +- Same angles and distances as the matrix above. For "lighting", substitute: + `dark_room` | `normal_room` | `lamp_glare` (a lamp visibly reflecting off the + screen -- the worst case). +- In the manifest set `medium: screen`, `printer: none`, `paper: screen`, and put + the display model + brightness + Night Shift status in `notes`. + ## 3. File naming Names carry NO meaning -- the manifest does. Let your phone name them diff --git a/recogniser/claim.py b/recogniser/claim.py index 255793f..fe3f1a9 100644 --- a/recogniser/claim.py +++ b/recogniser/claim.py @@ -22,12 +22,26 @@ import json from pathlib import Path +import cv2 import numpy as np +# Largest frame (px, longest side) the LOCALISED (short-circuit) path measures at. +# A bare fragment normally IS a synthetic surface (<= 1000 px in every test/battery +# config), so this never triggers there and synthetic claims stay byte-identical. +# But a real photo whose pattern already fills >=90% of the frame (e.g. a 60-degree +# fills-frame screen shot) also short-circuits, and running the grid measurer on a +# raw 24-megapixel frame is pathological -- ``extract_flat_inks`` clusters millions +# of unique JPEG colours in Python (minutes). Area-downscaling such a frame to this +# bound before measurement keeps the localised path usable on real captures without +# touching any synthetic input. Set clear of the largest synthetic surface (1000 px) +# so the cap is a no-op for every enrolled test. +LOCALISED_MEASURE_MAX_DIM = 1600 + from sheets import list_sheets from recogniser import measure as _measure from recogniser import measure_grid as _measure_grid from recogniser import score as _score +from recogniser import locate as _locate CLAIM_NOTE = "identity claim -- unverified until resolution completes" @@ -58,38 +72,47 @@ def _jsonable(obj): return obj -def recognise(image_or_path, grammars_dir="grammars", image_ref=None) -> dict: - """Recognise ``image_or_path`` against every valid sheet in ``grammars_dir``. +def _measure_families(image, sheets) -> dict: + """Run each present measurer family ONCE on ``image`` (spec 8 step 2). - Returns the identity-claim dict (spec 8). ``image_ref`` labels the image in - the claim; it defaults to the path string, or ``""`` for an in-memory - array so the claim stays reproducible. + Returns ``{structure_type: {"measurements", "working"}}``. A sheet whose + structure.type has no measurer family is simply absent here; the caller scores + it against empty measurements (graceful, never a crash). """ - image = _measure.load_image(image_or_path) - if image_ref is None: - image_ref = str(image_or_path) if not isinstance(image_or_path, np.ndarray) \ - else "" - - sheets = list_sheets(grammars_dir) - - # Run each measurer family the present sheets need, ONCE per family on the - # image (spec 8 step 2). A sheet whose structure.type has no measurer family - # is scored against empty measurements -- graceful, never a crash (the scorer - # reports every feature unobserved). - empty = {"measurements": {}, "working": {}} measured_by_type = {} for sheet in sheets: stype = sheet.get("structure", {}).get("type") if stype in measured_by_type or stype not in STRUCTURE_MEASURERS: continue measured_by_type[stype] = STRUCTURE_MEASURERS[stype](image) + return measured_by_type + +def _recognise_localised(image, image_ref, sheets) -> dict: + """The pre-SI-025 path: the image IS the surface (bare fragment). + + Byte-identical to recognition before scene localisation existed -- this is the + branch a synthetic battery fragment (or any ~>=90%-coverage input) takes, which + is why the ~90% short-circuit in ``locate`` guarantees synthetic claims are + unchanged. NO localisation/scene keys are added on this path. + """ + empty = {"measurements": {}, "working": {}} + # Cap only pathologically large real frames (see LOCALISED_MEASURE_MAX_DIM); + # a no-op for every synthetic surface, so those claims stay byte-identical. + longest = max(image.shape[:2]) + if longest > LOCALISED_MEASURE_MAX_DIM: + s = LOCALISED_MEASURE_MAX_DIM / float(longest) + measure_image = cv2.resize(image, (max(1, int(round(image.shape[1] * s))), + max(1, int(round(image.shape[0] * s)))), + interpolation=cv2.INTER_AREA) + else: + measure_image = image + measured_by_type = _measure_families(measure_image, sheets) results = [] for sheet in sheets: stype = sheet.get("structure", {}).get("type") measured = measured_by_type.get(stype, empty) results.append(_score.score_sheet(sheet, measured)) - # Sort by confidence, then sheet id, so the order is deterministic on ties. results.sort(key=lambda r: (-r["aggregate_confidence"], str(r["sheet_id"]))) claim = { @@ -104,6 +127,109 @@ def recognise(image_or_path, grammars_dir="grammars", image_ref=None) -> dict: return _jsonable(claim) +def _recognise_scene(image, image_ref, sheets, regions) -> dict: + """Scene path (SI-025): locate -> rectify -> measure per candidate region. + + For every candidate region the surface is rectified (perspective-corrected) + and area-downscaled (anti-capture-moire), then each present family is measured + on it. Each sheet is scored against its family's measurement on EVERY region + and keeps its BEST region (highest aggregate). The claim records, per region, + the bbox and rectification working, and per sheet which region won -- the + working is part of the output (spec 8). + """ + empty = {"measurements": {}, "working": {}} + per_region = [] # one entry per candidate region: {bbox, locate, rectify, measured_by_type} + for region in regions: + warped, rect_working = _locate.rectify(image, region, sheets) + measure_input = _locate.measurement_resample(warped) + measured_by_type = _measure_families(measure_input, sheets) + per_region.append({ + "bbox": list(region["bbox"]), + "locate": region.get("working", {}), + "rectify": rect_working, + "measure_input_shape": list(measure_input.shape), + "measured_by_type": measured_by_type, + }) + + results = [] + for sheet in sheets: + stype = sheet.get("structure", {}).get("type") + best = None # (score_result, region_index) + for ridx, reg in enumerate(per_region): + measured = reg["measured_by_type"].get(stype, empty) + scored = _score.score_sheet(sheet, measured) + if best is None or scored["aggregate_confidence"] > best[0]["aggregate_confidence"]: + best = (scored, ridx) + scored, ridx = best + # Annotate the winning result with the region it came from (spec 8 working). + won = per_region[ridx] + scored = dict(scored) + scored["region"] = {"index": ridx, "bbox": won["bbox"], + "rectified": won["rectify"].get("rectified", False)} + results.append(scored) + results.sort(key=lambda r: (-r["aggregate_confidence"], str(r["sheet_id"]))) + + localisation = { + "stage": "locate -> rectify -> measure per region (SI-025)", + "n_regions": len(per_region), + "regions": [{"index": i, "bbox": r["bbox"], "locate": r["locate"], + "rectify": r["rectify"], + "measure_input_shape": r["measure_input_shape"]} + for i, r in enumerate(per_region)], + } + # Measurement working: the winning region's family working (the reading that + # produced each sheet's result). Keyed by structure type as before, so readers + # and the ingest see the same shape. + best_region_by_type = {} + for r in results: + stype = None + for sheet in sheets: + if sheet.get("sheet", {}).get("id") == r["sheet_id"]: + stype = sheet.get("structure", {}).get("type") + break + if stype and stype not in best_region_by_type: + ridx = r.get("region", {}).get("index", 0) + m = per_region[ridx]["measured_by_type"].get(stype) + if m is not None: + best_region_by_type[stype] = m["working"] + + claim = { + "note": CLAIM_NOTE, + "image_ref": image_ref, + "image_shape": list(image.shape), + "results": results, + "measurement_working": best_region_by_type, + "localisation": localisation, + "recogniser_version": "v0", + } + return _jsonable(claim) + + +def recognise(image_or_path, grammars_dir="grammars", image_ref=None) -> dict: + """Recognise ``image_or_path`` against every valid sheet in ``grammars_dir``. + + Returns the identity-claim dict (spec 8). ``image_ref`` labels the image in + the claim; it defaults to the path string, or ``""`` for an in-memory + array so the claim stays reproducible. + + Scene handling (SI-025): the image is first passed to ``locate`` to find + candidate surface regions. A bare fragment (~>=90% ink-compatible coverage) + short-circuits to the byte-identical pre-SI-025 path; a scene (a photograph + that is mostly not-pattern) takes the locate -> rectify -> per-region path. + """ + image = _measure.load_image(image_or_path) + if image_ref is None: + image_ref = str(image_or_path) if not isinstance(image_or_path, np.ndarray) \ + else "" + + sheets = list_sheets(grammars_dir) + + regions = _locate.find_candidate_regions(image, sheets) + if len(regions) == 1 and regions[0].get("working", {}).get("already_localised"): + return _recognise_localised(image, image_ref, sheets) + return _recognise_scene(image, image_ref, sheets, regions) + + def _main(argv=None) -> int: parser = argparse.ArgumentParser( description="Recognise a fragment against grammar sheets; print an identity claim." diff --git a/recogniser/locate.py b/recogniser/locate.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000..47a3348 --- /dev/null +++ b/recogniser/locate.py @@ -0,0 +1,429 @@ +"""Scene localisation + perspective rectification (spec 8 step 1; SI-025). + +The recogniser's existing measurers (``recogniser/measure.py``, +``recogniser/measure_grid.py``) assume the image handed to them *is* the pattern: +every synthetic battery fragment is 100% surface. A real photograph is mostly +*scene* -- a green print square sits inside a white page, inside a dark screen +bezel, on a desk (exp-003 pilot). Feeding the whole frame to a two-colour Otsu +classifier splits page-white vs bezel-dark instead of ink vs ink, and every +downstream number is garbage (pilot: 0/24 recognised, aggregate ~0.02). Spec 8 +step 1 lists normalisation (perspective, scale, orientation) but never says +"first find the surface in the scene" -- recorded as SI-025 and *decided here*: +a classical locate -> rectify stage ahead of the unchanged per-family pipeline. + +Two stages, both classical + deterministic (OpenCV + numpy, no learned models; +spec 8 conformance: classical measurement path): + + 1. ``find_candidate_regions`` -- COLOUR-COHERENCE localisation. Cluster the + scene coarsely and keep connected regions whose colour is compatible with + ANY enrolled sheet's ink set (within a generous delta-E) AND that carry + interior structure (edge energy -- a flat green wall is not a pattern). + Sheet-conditioned localisation is legitimate: recognition already scores a + fragment against the enrolled sheets, so using their declared inks to find + candidate surfaces adds no information the pipeline did not already have -- + it just refuses to hunt for colours no enrolled identity uses. The full + frame is always offered as a fallback candidate, and when a dominant + ink-compatible region already spans ~>=90% of the frame the image is treated + as ALREADY LOCALISED (a bare fragment): the caller then runs the byte- + identical pre-SI-025 path, so synthetic behaviour is unchanged. + + 2. ``rectify`` -- PERSPECTIVE correction. The print square sits inside a white + page; detect a strong quadrilateral (the pattern square's own outline, or + the page's) via contour + approxPolyDP and warp it fronto-parallel with a + homography so the cascade bands stand vertical and the bars run horizontal. + If no reliable quad is found the region is returned unrectified with a + caveat in the working (honest: a missing quad is measurement loss, not a + silent guess). The SEARCH runs on a downscaled copy for speed; the returned + region is always full-resolution so measurement is never softened. + +Determinism: the colour mask, morphology, connected components, contour +approximation and warp are all fixed transforms, so the same image yields the +same regions and the same rectification (README principle 4). +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import cv2 +import numpy as np + +# --- constants (v0 choices; empirical ones flagged with generalisation risk) -- + +# Longest side (px) the SEARCH copy is downscaled to. Localisation only needs +# coarse colour blobs, so a ~1200 px proxy of a 5712 px phone frame is ample and +# ~20x cheaper; every returned region is still cropped from the FULL-RES frame, +# so measurement precision is untouched. Principled: a scale that keeps the +# smallest pattern (~25% of frame) hundreds of px wide. +SEARCH_MAX_DIM = 1200 + +# Generous delta-E76 (CIE Lab) within which a pixel counts as "ink-compatible" +# with a sheet ink. EMPIRICAL (generalisation risk noted): real capture pushed +# the 001 greens 15-30 delta-E off their enrolled Lab (exp-003 pilot warm/bright +# shift), so a synthetic-tight gate (~10) would miss the very pattern we localise. +# 34 is wide enough to hold the shifted greens yet below the ~50 at which a dark +# navy bezel starts merging into dark green (measured on the pilot frames). This +# is a LOCALISATION gate only -- colour *identity* is still scored later at the +# sheet's committed delta-E tolerance, so a loose locator cannot flatter a claim. +# Risk: a different display/illuminant could shift inks past 34; a production +# locator would adapt this per capture (out of scope this phase). +INK_DELTA_E = 34.0 + +# A candidate connected component must hold at least this fraction of the (search) +# frame to be a surface rather than a colour speck. 0.02 keeps a far-2m pattern +# (~5-8% of frame) while dropping stray green pixels (reflections, JPEG ringing). +MIN_REGION_FRAC = 0.02 + +# Morphology kernel (search px) to close ink gaps within a pattern (the light/dark +# stripes leave the mask porous) and drop thin bridges to reflections. Odd; scaled +# to the search image so it is resolution-stable. +_CLOSE_FRAC = 0.02 # of the search longest side + +# Interior-structure gate: a real pattern region is full of edges; a flat colour +# field (a green wall, a reflection) is not. A kept region must carry at least this +# mean Sobel-edge fraction over its bounding box on the search image. Low bar -- +# this only rejects near-flat blobs, not textured ones. +MIN_EDGE_FRAC = 0.03 + +# Already-localised short-circuit: if the ink-compatible content spans at least +# this fraction of the frame AREA, the image is a bare fragment (synthetic +# battery, or a pre-cropped surface), not a scene. The caller then runs the +# unchanged pre-SI-025 path so synthetic claims stay byte-identical. +# +# The span is measured by a ROBUST marginal-projection bbox (not the raw ink-pixel +# bbox): a column/row counts as ink-bearing only when >= INK_MARGINAL_FRAC of it +# is ink-compatible, so a handful of stray green-ish pixels in the scene corners +# (reflections, JPEG ringing, dark surround grazing the delta-E gate) cannot +# inflate the bbox to the whole frame and false-trigger the short-circuit. On both +# synthetic families every column/row crosses the pattern (band: all ink; grid: +# the lattice spans corner to corner), so the marginal bbox is ~1.0 and they +# short-circuit; measured on the pilot frames real scenes top out at ~0.77, so 0.90 +# separates them with margin. +ALREADY_LOCALISED_BBOX_FRAC = 0.90 +INK_MARGINAL_FRAC = 0.05 + +# Rectification: the detected quad must cover at least this fraction of the region +# crop (a real pattern/page quad nearly fills its own crop; a small spurious +# contour does not) and approxPolyDP must yield exactly 4 convex corners. epsilon +# is this fraction of the contour perimeter. +RECTIFY_MIN_QUAD_FRAC = 0.55 +RECTIFY_APPROX_EPS_FRAC = 0.02 + + +# Anti-capture-moire measurement resolution (px, longest side). A photograph of a +# SCREEN carries moire between the display sub-pixel grid and the camera sensor, +# and phone captures over-sharpen edges; both inject high-frequency ripple that +# the run-length band segmenter reads as hundreds of false band boundaries +# (measured: a rectified 3000 px screen crop segments into 12-200+ "bands", ratio +# garbage; the SAME crop area-downscaled to ~800 px segments into the true 5 bands +# with ratio ~1.93). Area-downscaling the rectified region to this size before +# measurement is a deterministic low-pass that suppresses the capture ripple while +# leaving the real bar periods (tens of px) fully resolved. EMPIRICAL (generalises +# to screen capture; a higher-DPI print might warrant a larger value) -- flagged +# with generalisation risk, decided-here under SI-025's rectification stage. Only +# the SCENE path resamples; a bare fragment short-circuits and is never touched, so +# synthetic measurements are byte-identical. +MEASURE_MAX_DIM = 800 + + +def measurement_resample(region_bgr: np.ndarray) -> np.ndarray: + """Area-downscale a rectified region to ``MEASURE_MAX_DIM`` (anti-moire low-pass). + + Returns the region unchanged when it is already at or below the target size + (never upscales). See ``MEASURE_MAX_DIM``: this is the capture-moire low-pass, + applied only on the scene path, so a bare fragment (short-circuit) is untouched. + """ + h, w = region_bgr.shape[:2] + longest = max(h, w) + if longest <= MEASURE_MAX_DIM: + return region_bgr + s = MEASURE_MAX_DIM / float(longest) + return cv2.resize(region_bgr, (max(1, int(round(w * s))), max(1, int(round(h * s)))), + interpolation=cv2.INTER_AREA) + + +def _hex_to_lab(hex_value: str) -> np.ndarray: + """'#RRGGBB' -> CIE Lab via the same float path the scorer uses.""" + h = hex_value.lstrip("#") + r, g, b = int(h[0:2], 16), int(h[2:4], 16), int(h[4:6], 16) + bgr = np.array([[[b, g, r]]], dtype=np.float32) / 255.0 + lab = cv2.cvtColor(bgr, cv2.COLOR_BGR2Lab) + return lab[0, 0].astype(np.float64) + + +def sheet_ink_labs(sheets) -> list: + """Every enrolled sheet ink as a CIE Lab triple (deduplicated by hex). + + Localisation is conditioned on the union of all enrolled ink sets: a + candidate region is kept if it is compatible with ANY sheet's ink. This is + the legitimate sheet-conditioning noted in the module docstring -- the + pipeline already knows the enrolled identities. + """ + seen = {} + for sheet in sheets: + for ink in sheet.get("colour_system", {}).get("inks", []) or []: + val = ink.get("value") + if isinstance(val, str) and val.startswith("#") and val not in seen: + seen[val] = _hex_to_lab(val) + return list(seen.values()) + + +# A pixel with every channel at or above this is treated as WHITE GROUND, never +# ink -- even though a couple of enrolled inks are pale enough (iso-002's +# teal_grey #96CBC4, light_blue #95C3F9) to sit within INK_DELTA_E of pure white. +WHITE_GROUND_MIN = 245 + +# Minimum CIE Lab chroma (sqrt(a^2 + b^2)) for a pixel to count as ink. GROUND is +# achromatic: a printed/displayed page is near-neutral (measured chroma ~1-5 on the +# pilot frames) even when it is warm off-white BELOW the WHITE_GROUND_MIN cutoff, so +# a delta-E gate alone lets the page match iso-002's pale near-neutral inks and the +# located region balloons to the whole page (measured: duty inflated to ~0.66, +# light ink pulled to near-white). Every enrolled ink is chromatic -- the palest, +# teal_grey, measures chroma ~18.6, and the 001 greens ~32-40 -- so an 8-unit floor +# drops the page and neutral display bloom while keeping every ink. This encodes the +# ground/ink split the sheet's colour_system already declares (a saturated ink set +# on a neutral ground), and is what lets localisation key on the true pattern rather +# than its surrounding page. Localisation gate only; colour identity is still scored +# later at the sheet's committed delta-E. +CHROMA_MIN = 8.0 + + +def _ink_mask(bgr_small: np.ndarray, ink_labs) -> np.ndarray: + """Bool mask of pixels within ``INK_DELTA_E`` of any sheet ink (Lab delta-E76). + + Excludes GROUND: near-white pixels (all channels >= ``WHITE_GROUND_MIN``) and + near-neutral pixels (Lab chroma < ``CHROMA_MIN``) never count as ink, so a + white/off-white/grey page never reads as ink-compatible (see CHROMA_MIN). + """ + lab = cv2.cvtColor(bgr_small.astype(np.float32) / 255.0, cv2.COLOR_BGR2Lab) + flat = lab.reshape(-1, 3).astype(np.float64) + best = np.full(flat.shape[0], np.inf) + for il in ink_labs: + d = np.sqrt(((flat - il) ** 2).sum(axis=1)) + best = np.minimum(best, d) + mask = (best < INK_DELTA_E).reshape(bgr_small.shape[:2]) + chroma = np.sqrt(lab[:, :, 1] ** 2 + lab[:, :, 2] ** 2) + white = np.all(bgr_small >= WHITE_GROUND_MIN, axis=2) + mask &= ~white + mask &= chroma >= CHROMA_MIN + return mask + + +def _edge_fraction(bgr_region: np.ndarray) -> float: + """Fraction of pixels carrying a strong Sobel edge (interior-structure gate).""" + if bgr_region.size == 0: + return 0.0 + gray = cv2.cvtColor(bgr_region, cv2.COLOR_BGR2GRAY).astype(np.float64) + gx = cv2.Sobel(gray, cv2.CV_64F, 1, 0, ksize=3) + gy = cv2.Sobel(gray, cv2.CV_64F, 0, 1, ksize=3) + mag = np.sqrt(gx * gx + gy * gy) + if mag.max() <= 0: + return 0.0 + strong = mag > (0.20 * mag.max()) + return float(strong.mean()) + + +def find_candidate_regions(image: np.ndarray, sheets) -> list: + """Propose ink-compatible surface regions in ``image`` (BGR uint8). + + Returns a list of ``{"region", "bbox", "working"}`` where ``region`` is a + FULL-RES crop, ``bbox`` is ``(x, y, w, h)`` in full-res pixels, and + ``working`` records how the region was found. + + Behaviour (see module docstring): + * ALREADY LOCALISED -- if the ink-compatible content's bbox spans + ``>= ALREADY_LOCALISED_BBOX_FRAC`` of the frame, returns a single region + (the full frame) flagged ``already_localised``; the caller runs the + byte-identical pre-SI-025 path. + * SCENE -- otherwise returns each colour-coherent, structured region found, + largest first. + * NOTHING FOUND -- returns the full frame alone, flagged ``fallback`` (the + pre-SI-025 whole-frame reading, so a claim is still produced). + """ + if image.ndim != 3 or image.shape[2] != 3: + raise ValueError("image must be (H, W, 3) BGR uint8") + H, W = image.shape[:2] + full_region = {"region": image, "bbox": (0, 0, W, H)} + + ink_labs = sheet_ink_labs(sheets) + if not ink_labs: + # No enrolled colours to key on: nothing to localise against. + return [{**full_region, "working": {"fallback": True, + "reason": "no enrolled inks to localise against"}}] + + # 1. Downscale for the SEARCH only. + scale = min(1.0, SEARCH_MAX_DIM / float(max(H, W))) + if scale < 1.0: + sw, sh = int(round(W * scale)), int(round(H * scale)) + small = cv2.resize(image, (sw, sh), interpolation=cv2.INTER_AREA) + else: + sw, sh = W, H + small = image + + mask = _ink_mask(small, ink_labs).astype(np.uint8) + + # Already-localised test on the ROBUST marginal-projection bbox (a column/row + # counts only when >= INK_MARGINAL_FRAC of it is ink-compatible, so scene + # strays cannot inflate it). See ALREADY_LOCALISED_BBOX_FRAC. + col_active = np.where(mask.sum(axis=0) > INK_MARGINAL_FRAC * sh)[0] + row_active = np.where(mask.sum(axis=1) > INK_MARGINAL_FRAC * sw)[0] + if col_active.size and row_active.size: + span_w = int(col_active.max() - col_active.min() + 1) + span_h = int(row_active.max() - row_active.min() + 1) + bbox_frac = (span_w * span_h) / float(sw * sh) + else: + bbox_frac = 0.0 + if bbox_frac >= ALREADY_LOCALISED_BBOX_FRAC: + return [{**full_region, + "working": {"already_localised": True, + "ink_bbox_frac": round(bbox_frac, 4), + "reason": "ink-compatible content spans the whole frame; " + "bare fragment, unchanged pre-SI-025 path"}}] + + # 2. Clean the mask: close stripe gaps, open away thin bridges/specks. + k = max(3, int(round(_CLOSE_FRAC * max(sw, sh)))) | 1 + kernel = cv2.getStructuringElement(cv2.MORPH_ELLIPSE, (k, k)) + closed = cv2.morphologyEx(mask, cv2.MORPH_CLOSE, kernel) + opened = cv2.morphologyEx(closed, cv2.MORPH_OPEN, kernel) + + n_labels, labels, stats, _ = cv2.connectedComponentsWithStats(opened, connectivity=8) + inv_scale = 1.0 / scale + regions = [] + for lab in range(1, n_labels): + area = int(stats[lab, cv2.CC_STAT_AREA]) + if area < MIN_REGION_FRAC * sw * sh: + continue + x = int(stats[lab, cv2.CC_STAT_LEFT]) + y = int(stats[lab, cv2.CC_STAT_TOP]) + w = int(stats[lab, cv2.CC_STAT_WIDTH]) + h = int(stats[lab, cv2.CC_STAT_HEIGHT]) + # Interior-structure gate on the search crop. + edge_frac = _edge_fraction(small[y:y + h, x:x + w]) + if edge_frac < MIN_EDGE_FRAC: + continue + # Map the bbox back to full resolution (clamp to frame). + fx = int(np.floor(x * inv_scale)) + fy = int(np.floor(y * inv_scale)) + fw = int(min(W - fx, np.ceil(w * inv_scale))) + fh = int(min(H - fy, np.ceil(h * inv_scale))) + if fw <= 0 or fh <= 0: + continue + regions.append({ + "region": image[fy:fy + fh, fx:fx + fw], + "bbox": (fx, fy, fw, fh), + "working": {"already_localised": False, + "source": "colour-coherence + structure", + "search_area_frac": round(area / float(sw * sh), 4), + "edge_frac": round(edge_frac, 4), + "ink_delta_e": INK_DELTA_E}, + }) + + # Largest ink-content region first (most likely the surface); deterministic. + regions.sort(key=lambda r: (-(r["bbox"][2] * r["bbox"][3]), r["bbox"][0], r["bbox"][1])) + + if not regions: + return [{**full_region, "working": {"fallback": True, + "reason": "no colour-coherent structured region found"}}] + return regions + + +# --- perspective rectification --------------------------------------------- + + +def _order_quad(pts: np.ndarray) -> np.ndarray: + """Order 4 points as top-left, top-right, bottom-right, bottom-left. + + Standard sum/diff ordering: TL has the smallest x+y, BR the largest; TR has + the smallest (y-x), BL the largest. Deterministic for any convex quad. + """ + pts = pts.astype(np.float64) + s = pts.sum(axis=1) + d = pts[:, 1] - pts[:, 0] + return np.array([pts[np.argmin(s)], pts[np.argmin(d)], + pts[np.argmax(s)], pts[np.argmax(d)]], dtype=np.float32) + + +def _detect_quad(region_bgr: np.ndarray, ink_labs): + """Largest convex 4-gon around the ink content of a region crop, or None. + + Returns the ordered corner array in FULL-RES crop coordinates, or ``None``. + + The quad is traced on a DOWNSCALED copy of the crop (the outline is a coarse, + blob-scale feature that needs no full resolution -- a page/pattern square edge + is hundreds of px even at the search scale), then the corners are scaled back + to full-res so the subsequent warp still samples the full-resolution crop. This + keeps the expensive per-pixel ink-mask off the multi-megapixel crop (measured: + the dominant cost of the whole scene path). + """ + h, w = region_bgr.shape[:2] + if h < 8 or w < 8: + return None + ds = min(1.0, SEARCH_MAX_DIM / float(max(h, w))) + if ds < 1.0: + small = cv2.resize(region_bgr, (max(1, int(round(w * ds))), max(1, int(round(h * ds)))), + interpolation=cv2.INTER_AREA) + else: + small = region_bgr + sh, swd = small.shape[:2] + mask = _ink_mask(small, ink_labs).astype(np.uint8) + k = max(3, int(round(0.03 * max(sh, swd)))) | 1 + kernel = cv2.getStructuringElement(cv2.MORPH_ELLIPSE, (k, k)) + mask = cv2.morphologyEx(mask, cv2.MORPH_CLOSE, kernel) + contours, _ = cv2.findContours(mask, cv2.RETR_EXTERNAL, cv2.CHAIN_APPROX_SIMPLE) + if not contours: + return None + cnt = max(contours, key=cv2.contourArea) + if cv2.contourArea(cnt) < RECTIFY_MIN_QUAD_FRAC * sh * swd: + return None + peri = cv2.arcLength(cnt, True) + approx = cv2.approxPolyDP(cnt, RECTIFY_APPROX_EPS_FRAC * peri, True) + if len(approx) == 4 and cv2.isContourConvex(approx): + quad = _order_quad(approx.reshape(4, 2)) + else: + # Fall back to the min-area rotated rectangle if the polygon is not a + # clean quad (rounded/occluded corners). Still a genuine 4-gon fit. + box = cv2.boxPoints(cv2.minAreaRect(cnt)) + if cv2.contourArea(box.astype(np.float32)) < RECTIFY_MIN_QUAD_FRAC * sh * swd: + return None + quad = _order_quad(box) + return (quad / ds).astype(np.float32) # corners back to full-res crop coords + + +def rectify(image: np.ndarray, region: dict, sheets=None) -> tuple: + """Perspective-correct a region to fronto-parallel; return ``(warped, working)``. + + Detects the pattern square's quadrilateral inside the FULL-RES region crop + (contour + approxPolyDP, falling back to the min-area rectangle) and warps it + onto an axis-aligned rectangle whose size is the mean of the quad's opposite + side lengths, so scale and aspect are preserved and the cascade bands stand + vertical. If no reliable quad is found the crop is returned unchanged with a + caveat -- a missing quad is measurement loss, honestly flagged, never a guess. + + ``sheets`` supplies the ink set the quad detector keys on; if omitted the + region is returned unrectified (the detector needs a colour to trace). + """ + crop = region["region"] + if sheets is None: + return crop, {"rectified": False, "caveat": "no sheets supplied for quad detection"} + ink_labs = sheet_ink_labs(sheets) + if not ink_labs: + return crop, {"rectified": False, "caveat": "no enrolled inks for quad detection"} + + quad = _detect_quad(crop, ink_labs) + if quad is None: + return crop, {"rectified": False, + "caveat": "no reliable pattern quad found; measured unrectified"} + + tl, tr, br, bl = quad + width = int(round((np.linalg.norm(tr - tl) + np.linalg.norm(br - bl)) / 2.0)) + height = int(round((np.linalg.norm(bl - tl) + np.linalg.norm(br - tr)) / 2.0)) + if width < 8 or height < 8: + return crop, {"rectified": False, + "caveat": "degenerate quad; measured unrectified"} + dst = np.array([[0, 0], [width - 1, 0], [width - 1, height - 1], [0, height - 1]], + dtype=np.float32) + matrix = cv2.getPerspectiveTransform(quad, dst) + warped = cv2.warpPerspective(crop, matrix, (width, height), + flags=cv2.INTER_LINEAR, borderMode=cv2.BORDER_REPLICATE) + return warped, {"rectified": True, + "quad_in_crop": [[round(float(p[0]), 1), round(float(p[1]), 1)] + for p in quad], + "output_wh": (width, height)} diff --git a/recogniser/score.py b/recogniser/score.py index bc39140..199e8bb 100644 --- a/recogniser/score.py +++ b/recogniser/score.py @@ -131,11 +131,46 @@ # The relationship (white-balance-gain) path needs at least this many measured # inks to be credible evidence of a GLOBAL colour cast (SI-020). With fewer, a # free per-channel gain plus assignment freedom can overfit a handful of colours -# onto any palette -- so below this the relationship path is disabled and only the -# absolute match stands, keeping cross-grammar discrimination honest (a two-ink +# onto any palette -- so below this the GRID relationship path is disabled and only +# the absolute match stands, keeping cross-grammar discrimination honest (a two-ink # band fragment cannot borrow the grid ink-set's leniency). MIN_INKS_FOR_GAIN = 3 +# --- band (2-ink) white-balance relationship path (SI-027) ------------------ +# +# 001's band grammar has exactly TWO inks, below the grid path's MIN_INKS_FOR_GAIN +# credibility floor: a per-channel diagonal gain (3 free parameters) fit to a +# 2-ink / 6-observation system is nearly free to overfit -- it could map almost any +# dark/light colour pair onto the two greens. exp-003's pilot showed the real need +# anyway: photographed inks warm-shift 15-30 delta-E off enrolled, so the +# absolute-only band path fails on every real photo (0/24 colour agreement). SI-027 +# ports two-path colour to band sheets HONESTLY, with two guards replacing the +# grid path's consensus-over-many-inks robustness that 2 inks cannot provide: +# +# 1. TIGHTER gain bounds than the grid path. A 2-ink system has no ratio +# consensus to reject a bad gain, so the plausible-illuminant window is +# narrowed (a global camera/display white balance is a modest cast, not a 2x +# channel swing). +# 2. GAIN-INVARIANT corroboration from the sheet's OWN declared relationships +# (colour_system.relationships, spec 3.5): the measured pair must preserve the +# luminance ORDERING (light brighter than dark) AND the pair's HUE PROXIMITY +# (the two inks are near-hue -- 001 is two greens). A positive diagonal gain +# is order-preserving and, for two already-near-hue inks, proximity-preserving, +# so these hold under a real cast but fail when the "inks" are two unrelated +# colours a gain merely mapped close -- exactly the overfit the 2-ink system +# is prone to. Both are read from the sheet's expected inks, so the rule +# generalises to any 2-ink band sheet, not just 001. +# +# This phase fits DIAGONAL GAIN ONLY. The pilot's warm shift is roughly +# diagonal-plus-display-bloom (the light ink brightens disproportionately); a bloom +# model is deferred (SI-027 open corollary) and the post-gain residual is reported, +# not hidden. +BAND_GAIN_MIN = 0.6 +BAND_GAIN_MAX = 1.7 +# Extra hue slack (OpenCV hue units, 0..179) allowed on the measured pair beyond +# the expected pair's own hue distance before the proximity corroboration fails. +BAND_HUE_SLACK = 18 + # Overprint-consistency verification tolerance (SI-020): Chebyshev distance (RGB # units) between a measured overprint colour and the exact multiply of its # parents. Clean renders sit at 0; a residual beyond this reads as broken @@ -556,6 +591,134 @@ def _score_ink_grid(feature: dict, measurement) -> dict: } +def _hue_of_bgr(bgr) -> float: + """OpenCV HSV hue (0..179) of a mean BGR triple (0..255).""" + px = np.array([[[int(round(bgr[0])), int(round(bgr[1])), int(round(bgr[2]))]]], + dtype=np.uint8) + return float(cv2.cvtColor(px, cv2.COLOR_BGR2HSV)[0, 0, 0]) + + +def _hue_dist(h1: float, h2: float) -> float: + """Circular distance between two OpenCV hues (period 180).""" + d = abs(h1 - h2) % 180.0 + return min(d, 180.0 - d) + + +def _score_ink_band(feature: dict, measurement) -> dict: + """Two-path ink match for BAND (2-ink) sheets: absolute vs relationship (SI-027). + + Feature agreement is ``max(absolute, relationship)``: + + (a) ABSOLUTE -- the byte-identical pre-SI-027 band match (``_score_ink``): + each observed ink to its nearest sheet ink in Lab, mean clipped-linear + agreement on delta-E76 / delta_e. A global cast pushes every delta-E up + and this collapses (pilot: 0/24). + + (b) RELATIONSHIP -- runs ONLY when both inks are observed (n == 2). Estimate + a per-channel diagonal correction gain (sheet/measured ratios, clipped + channels excluded), then, GATED on tighter bounds (BAND_GAIN_MIN/MAX) + AND sheet-derived gain-invariant corroboration (luminance ordering + hue + proximity of the pair, from the expected inks), apply it and re-score + delta-E clip-aware. If a modest single diagonal gain explains the shift + and the pair relationships survive, this path holds where (a) fell. + Diagonal gain ONLY (no bloom model this phase); residual reported. + + A single-ink fragment (n == 1) has no pair to corroborate, so the relationship + path is disabled and the result is byte-identical to the old absolute-only + band scoring. See the SI-027 constants block. + """ + absolute = _score_ink(feature, measurement) # byte-identical old path + + expected_hexes = feature.get("expected") or [] + tol = feature.get("tolerance") or {} + delta_e_tol = float(tol.get("delta_e", 10.0)) if isinstance(tol, dict) else 10.0 + expected_labs = [_hex_to_lab(h) for h in expected_hexes] + expected_bgr = [_hex_to_bgr255(h) for h in expected_hexes] + observed = measurement.value or [] + measured_bgr = [np.array([float(c) for c in bgr], dtype=np.float64) for bgr in observed] + + # Relationship path only for a full 2-ink observation against a 2-ink sheet. + relationship_ok = len(measured_bgr) == 2 and len(expected_bgr) == 2 + gain = np.ones(3, dtype=np.float64) + gain_fallback_channels = [] + agreement_rel = 0.0 + rel_deltas = [] + corroboration = {"applicable": relationship_ok} + if relationship_ok: + measured_labs = [_bgr_to_lab(b) for b in measured_bgr] + assign = _greedy_assign(measured_labs, expected_labs) # [(mi, ei, d), ...] + m_stack = np.array([measured_bgr[mi] for mi, _, _ in assign]) + s_stack = np.array([expected_bgr[ei] for _, ei, _ in assign]) + for ch in range(3): + ratios = [s_stack[i, ch] / m_stack[i, ch] + for i in range(len(m_stack)) + if CLIP_LOW < m_stack[i, ch] < CLIP_HIGH] + if ratios: + gain[ch] = float(np.median(ratios)) + else: + gain_fallback_channels.append("BGR"[ch]) + in_bounds = bool(np.all((gain >= BAND_GAIN_MIN) & (gain <= BAND_GAIN_MAX))) + + # Gain-invariant corroboration from the sheet's own expected inks. + # ei -> mi map (which measured ink was assigned to each expected ink). + m_for_e = {ei: mi for mi, ei, _ in assign} + exp_L = [float(expected_labs[ei][0]) for ei in range(2)] + # Expected luminance ordering (which expected ink is the lighter one). + e_light, e_dark = (0, 1) if exp_L[0] >= exp_L[1] else (1, 0) + meas_L_light = float(_bgr_to_lab(measured_bgr[m_for_e[e_light]])[0]) + meas_L_dark = float(_bgr_to_lab(measured_bgr[m_for_e[e_dark]])[0]) + lum_ok = meas_L_light >= meas_L_dark + # Hue proximity of the measured pair vs the expected pair (+ slack). + exp_hue_dist = _hue_dist(_hue_of_bgr(expected_bgr[0]), _hue_of_bgr(expected_bgr[1])) + meas_hue_dist = _hue_dist(_hue_of_bgr(measured_bgr[0]), _hue_of_bgr(measured_bgr[1])) + hue_ok = meas_hue_dist <= exp_hue_dist + BAND_HUE_SLACK + corroboration = {"applicable": True, "luminance_order_preserved": lum_ok, + "hue_proximity_preserved": hue_ok, + "expected_pair_hue_dist": round(exp_hue_dist, 2), + "measured_pair_hue_dist": round(meas_hue_dist, 2)} + + relationship_ok = in_bounds and lum_ok and hue_ok + # Apply the gain and re-score delta-E clip-aware (a clipped bright channel + # is a lower bound; consistency with the sheet ink counts as a match). + clip_masks = [tuple(bool(v >= CLIP_HIGH) for v in b) for b in measured_bgr] + corrected = [np.clip(b * gain, 0.0, 255.0) for b in measured_bgr] + dist_rel = [[_clip_aware_delta_e(c, mask, expected_bgr[ei], expected_labs[ei]) + for ei in range(len(expected_labs))] + for c, mask in zip(corrected, clip_masks)] + assign_rel = _greedy_assign_matrix(dist_rel) + rel_deltas = [d for _, _, d in assign_rel] + per_ink_rel = [agreement_linear(d, 0.0, delta_e_tol) for d in rel_deltas] + agreement_rel = float(np.mean(per_ink_rel)) if relationship_ok else 0.0 + else: + in_bounds = False + + agreement = max(absolute["agreement"], agreement_rel) + implied_applied_gain = [round(float(1.0 / g), 4) if g != 0 else None for g in gain] + n_clipped = sum(1 for b in measured_bgr if any(v >= CLIP_HIGH for v in b)) + detail = dict(absolute["detail"]) + detail.update({ + "path": "max(absolute, relationship) (SI-027, band two-path)", + "agreement_absolute": round(absolute["agreement"], 4), + "agreement_relationship": round(agreement_rel, 4), + "mean_delta_e_relationship": (round(float(np.mean(rel_deltas)), 3) + if rel_deltas else None), + "correction_gain_bgr": [round(float(g), 4) for g in gain], + "implied_applied_gain_bgr": implied_applied_gain, + "gain_in_bounds": in_bounds, + "relationship_applicable": relationship_ok, + "n_inks": len(measured_bgr), + "corroboration": corroboration, + "clipping": {"clip_high": CLIP_HIGH, "clip_low": CLIP_LOW, + "n_clipped_inks": n_clipped, + "gain_fallback_channels": gain_fallback_channels, + "note": "diagonal gain only this phase (no bloom model, SI-027); " + "clipped bright channels scored one-sidedly after correction"}, + "rank_correlation": None, # not meaningful for a 2-ink system; reported None + }) + return {"agreement": agreement, "expected": expected_hexes, + "measured": absolute["measured"], "detail": detail} + + def _resolve_relation(feature: dict, measurements: dict): """Return (measured_diff, expected, tolerance, n, detail) for a relation_* feature. @@ -656,10 +819,12 @@ def score_sheet(sheet: dict, measured: dict) -> dict: entry["note"] = "no inks observed" per_feature.append(entry) continue - # Grid sheets use the two-path (absolute + white-balance-relationship) - # match (SI-020); band sheets keep the byte-identical v0 absolute match. + # Grid sheets use the many-ink two-path match (SI-020); band sheets use + # the 2-ink two-path match (SI-027). Both reduce to the byte-identical + # absolute path when the relationship path is inapplicable (grid: < 3 + # inks; band: != 2 inks), so single-ink fragments are unchanged. ink = (_score_ink_grid(feature, m) if structure_type == "grid" - else _score_ink(feature, m)) + else _score_ink_band(feature, m)) agree = ink["agreement"] n = m.n entry["measured"] = ink["measured"] diff --git a/tests/test_locate.py b/tests/test_locate.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000..75d7996 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/test_locate.py @@ -0,0 +1,234 @@ +"""Tests for scene localisation + rectification (Phase 10, SI-025 / SI-027). + +Synthetic-first (project rule): every claim here is checked against composite +scenes built from GENERATED surfaces with known ground truth, never against the +real acceptance photos (those are an acceptance corpus, measured in the exp-003 +re-run report, not a unit-test oracle). The scenes paste a generated surface onto +a larger background (black / white / textured) and, for the end-to-end case, warp +the whole composite with ``battery.degrade.perspective_warp`` -- so the locator +must find the surface inside a scene, and rectification must recover the cascade +measurement the way it does on a real off-axis photo. + +Four things are asserted: + 1. LOCALISATION -- the locator's region overlaps the pasted surface (IoU >= 0.7) + on black / white / textured backgrounds. + 2. RECTIFICATION -- a perspective-warped synthetic scene, end-to-end through + ``recognise``, recovers the cascade ratio within tolerance (vs the garbage a + full-res unrectified screen crop gives). + 3. SHORT-CIRCUIT -- a bare fragment (>=90% coverage) takes the byte-identical + pre-SI-025 path: the claim is exactly the localised-path claim and carries no + scene ``localisation`` block. + 4. BAND TWO-PATH COLOUR (SI-027) -- under a synthetic white-balance cast the + relationship path recovers where the absolute path collapses (mirrors the + iso-002 SI-020 test). +""" + +import json +from pathlib import Path + +import numpy as np +import pytest + +from sheets import load_sheet, list_sheets +from generator import cascade, grid +from battery import degrade +from recogniser import locate, measure +from recogniser import claim as claim_mod +from recogniser.claim import recognise + +REPO_ROOT = Path(__file__).resolve().parent.parent +GRAMMARS = REPO_ROOT / "grammars" + + +@pytest.fixture(scope="module") +def band_sheet(): + return load_sheet(GRAMMARS / "bar-cascade-001.yaml") + + +@pytest.fixture(scope="module") +def grid_sheet(): + return load_sheet(GRAMMARS / "iso-002.yaml") + + +@pytest.fixture(scope="module") +def sheets(): + return list_sheets(str(GRAMMARS)) + + +@pytest.fixture(scope="module") +def band_surface(band_sheet): + # Axis-aligned so ground truth is exact (ratio 1.94, 5 bands). + return cascade.render(band_sheet, n_bands=5, module_px=120, seed=0, + orientation_deg=0.0) + + +def _iou(a, b): + ax, ay, aw, ah = a + bx, by, bw, bh = b + x0, y0 = max(ax, bx), max(ay, by) + x1, y1 = min(ax + aw, bx + bw), min(ay + ah, by + bh) + inter = max(0, x1 - x0) * max(0, y1 - y0) + return inter / float(aw * ah + bw * bh - inter) + + +def _paste(background, surface, oy, ox): + canvas = background.copy() + sh, sw = surface.shape[:2] + canvas[oy:oy + sh, ox:ox + sw] = surface + return canvas, (ox, oy, sw, sh) + + +def _largest_region(regions): + return max(regions, key=lambda r: r["bbox"][2] * r["bbox"][3]) + + +# ========================================================================= +# 1. Localisation -- the surface is found inside a scene (IoU >= 0.7) +# ========================================================================= + + +def _textured_background(h, w): + """A deterministic non-ink 'wood/desk' texture (a hue away from the greens).""" + rng = np.random.default_rng(0) + xx = np.arange(w) + grain = (40 + 25 * np.sin(xx / 23.0)).astype(np.int32) + base = np.zeros((h, w, 3), np.int32) + base[:, :, 0] = np.clip(grain * 1.6, 0, 255) # B high -> brown/blue, not green + base[:, :, 1] = grain + base[:, :, 2] = np.clip(grain * 1.3, 0, 255) + base += rng.integers(-12, 12, base.shape) + return np.clip(base, 0, 255).astype(np.uint8) + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize("bg_kind", ["black", "white", "textured"]) +def test_locator_finds_surface_in_scene(band_surface, sheets, bg_kind): + """On black / white / textured backgrounds the located region overlaps the + pasted surface with IoU >= 0.7, and the scene is NOT short-circuited (it is a + genuine scene, not a bare fragment).""" + H, W = 1200, 1000 + if bg_kind == "black": + bg = np.zeros((H, W, 3), np.uint8) + elif bg_kind == "white": + bg = np.full((H, W, 3), 255, np.uint8) + else: + bg = _textured_background(H, W) + scene, truth = _paste(bg, band_surface, oy=250, ox=300) + + regions = locate.find_candidate_regions(scene, sheets) + assert not regions[0]["working"].get("already_localised") # a scene, not a fragment + best = _largest_region(regions) + assert _iou(truth, best["bbox"]) >= 0.7 + + +# ========================================================================= +# 2. Rectification -- a warped synthetic scene recovers the cascade ratio +# ========================================================================= + + +def test_rectification_recovers_ratio_end_to_end(band_surface): + """A perspective-warped page-in-scene, run end-to-end through recognise(), + is localised, rectified, and its measured cascade ratio lands within + tolerance of 1.94 -- where the SAME crop measured unrectified at full screen + resolution gives a garbage ratio (>10) from moire-driven false bands.""" + sh, sw = band_surface.shape[:2] + page = np.full((1400, 1100, 3), 255, np.uint8) + page[300:300 + sh, 350:350 + sw] = band_surface + big = np.zeros((1600, 1300, 3), np.uint8) + big[100:1500, 100:1200] = page + warped = degrade.perspective_warp(big, 0.05, seed=1) + + claim = recognise(warped, str(GRAMMARS)) + assert "localisation" in claim # took the scene path + r = next(x for x in claim["results"] if x["sheet_id"] == "bar-cascade-001") + assert r["region"]["rectified"] is True + + cr = next(f for f in r["per_feature"] if f["id"] == "cascade_ratio") + assert cr["measured"] is not None + assert abs(float(cr["measured"]) - 1.94) <= 0.08 # recovered near the truth + # And the true 5-band structure is recovered (not moire-exploded). + assert claim["measurement_working"]["band"]["n_bands_detected"] == 5 + + +def test_scene_claim_is_deterministic(band_surface): + """Same warped scene -> byte-identical claim JSON (README principle 4).""" + sh, sw = band_surface.shape[:2] + big = np.zeros((1200, 1000, 3), np.uint8) + big[250:250 + sh, 300:300 + sw] = band_surface + warped = degrade.perspective_warp(big, 0.04, seed=2) + a = json.dumps(recognise(warped, str(GRAMMARS)), sort_keys=True) + b = json.dumps(recognise(warped, str(GRAMMARS)), sort_keys=True) + assert a == b + + +# ========================================================================= +# 3. Short-circuit -- a bare fragment is byte-identical to the pre-SI-025 path +# ========================================================================= + + +def test_bare_fragment_short_circuits_to_localised_path(band_surface, sheets): + """A full surface (>=90% ink-compatible coverage) short-circuits: the claim is + EXACTLY the pre-SI-025 localised-path claim and carries no scene block.""" + regions = locate.find_candidate_regions(band_surface, sheets) + assert len(regions) == 1 + assert regions[0]["working"].get("already_localised") is True + + got = recognise(band_surface, str(GRAMMARS)) + assert "localisation" not in got # no scene block added + # Byte-identical to running the pre-SI-025 path directly. + ref = claim_mod._recognise_localised(band_surface, "", list_sheets(str(GRAMMARS))) + assert got == ref + + +def test_grid_surface_also_short_circuits(grid_sheet, sheets): + """A grid fragment is sparse ink on white, but its inks span corner to corner, + so it short-circuits too -- keeping iso-002 synthetic claims byte-identical.""" + surface = grid.render(grid_sheet, cols=10, rows=7, module_px=64, seed=3) + regions = locate.find_candidate_regions(surface, sheets) + assert regions[0]["working"].get("already_localised") is True + assert "localisation" not in recognise(surface, str(GRAMMARS)) + + +# ========================================================================= +# 4. Band two-path colour (SI-027) -- relationship recovers, absolute collapses +# ========================================================================= + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize("gains", [(1.25, 1.0, 0.78), (0.78, 1.0, 1.25)]) +def test_band_white_balance_relationship_recovers(band_surface, gains): + """Under a per-channel white-balance cast the 001 ABSOLUTE colour match + collapses but the RELATIONSHIP path (SI-027) recovers: agreement stays high, + the absolute-only match fails, and the implied applied gain matches the cast. + Mirrors the iso-002 SI-020 test for the 2-ink band grammar.""" + shifted = degrade.white_balance(band_surface, gains) + claim = recognise(shifted, str(GRAMMARS)) + r = next(x for x in claim["results"] if x["sheet_id"] == "bar-cascade-001") + cp = next(f for f in r["per_feature"] if f["id"] == "colour_pair") + d = cp["detail"] + + assert d["agreement_absolute"] < 0.2 # absolute path collapses + assert d["agreement_relationship"] >= 0.7 # relationship recovers + assert cp["agreement"] >= 0.7 # feature = max(abs, rel) + assert d["gain_in_bounds"] is True + for got, applied in zip(d["implied_applied_gain_bgr"], gains): + assert abs(got - applied) < 0.1 + # The sheet-derived corroboration (luminance order + hue proximity) holds for + # a genuine cast on the two greens. + assert d["corroboration"]["luminance_order_preserved"] is True + assert d["corroboration"]["hue_proximity_preserved"] is True + + +def test_band_relationship_rejects_wrong_colour_pair(band_sheet): + """A two-ink pair that is NOT the sheet greens (a red/blue pair a gain could + map close) must fail the gain-invariant corroboration, so the relationship + path does NOT rescue it -- the guard against 2-ink overfitting (SI-027).""" + from recogniser import score, measure as _m + # Build a fake 2-ink measurement: saturated red (dark) + saturated blue (light). + fake = _m.Measurement("ink_set_match", + value=[[40.0, 40.0, 200.0], [200.0, 60.0, 40.0]], n=2, + detail={"order": "BGR mean per class"}) + feature = next(f for f in band_sheet["signature_locus"]["features"] + if f["id"] == "colour_pair") + out = score._score_ink_band(feature, fake) + # Hues are far apart -> proximity corroboration fails -> relationship disabled. + assert out["detail"]["corroboration"]["hue_proximity_preserved"] is False + assert out["detail"]["agreement_relationship"] == 0.0