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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughHybridNew now uses the stricter enabled accuracy requirement for limit convergence. Absolute accuracy defaults to zero. Invalid accuracy combinations are rejected. A new counting-experiment test validates relative accuracy and option validation. ChangesHybridNew accuracy convergence
Priority: ➖ Normal — Impact reflects medium issue severity. Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to HybridNew now applies stricter configured convergence accuracy, but the regression coverage does not validate the case where both absolute and relative requirements are enabled. A regression in that configuration could produce limits with looser-than-requested uncertainty. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@src/HybridNew.cc`:
- Around line 235-236: Update limitAccuracy so a zero limit with relative
accuracy enabled but rAbsAccuracy_ equal to zero does not produce an infinite
tolerance or accept finite limitErr; define the intended explicit zero-limit
convergence policy and preserve normal absolute/relative handling for nonzero
limits. Add focused tests covering rAbsAccuracy_ == 0, rRelAccuracy_ > 0, and
limit == 0, including the zero-grid-point case.
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| if (relReq == 0) relReq = off; | ||
| return std::min(absReq, relReq); |
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Do not treat a zero limit as converged when only relative accuracy is enabled.
When rAbsAccuracy_ == 0, rRelAccuracy_ > 0, and limit == 0, limitAccuracy(0) returns infinity. The convergence checks can therefore accept any finite limitErr, including for a zero grid point, without satisfying --rRelAcc. Define and test an explicit zero-limit policy.
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In `@src/HybridNew.cc` around lines 235 - 236, Update limitAccuracy so a zero
limit with relative accuracy enabled but rAbsAccuracy_ equal to zero does not
produce an infinite tolerance or accept finite limitErr; define the intended
explicit zero-limit convergence policy and preserve normal absolute/relative
handling for nonzero limits. Add focused tests covering rAbsAccuracy_ == 0,
rRelAccuracy_ > 0, and limit == 0, including the zero-grid-point case.
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| cmd = "combine {card} -M HybridNew --LHCmode LHC-limits --rMax 1 -T 500 --clsAcc 0.02 --rRelAcc {acc}".format(card=CARD, acc=R_REL_ACC) | ||
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Exercise both accuracy requirements.
This command enables only --rRelAcc 0.05, so rAbsAcc remains disabled. The test therefore cannot detect a regression that uses the old max(rAbsAcc, rRelAcc * r) behavior when both criteria are enabled. Add a non-zero --rAbsAcc case with different absolute and relative thresholds, and assert that the result satisfies the stricter bound. Keep this relative-only case if it is intended to cover zero disabling.
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In `@test/test_hybridnew_accuracy.py` at line 13, Add a separate accuracy test
case in the command setup around subprocess.run that enables both --rAbsAcc and
--rRelAcc with distinct non-zero thresholds, then assert the result meets the
stricter combined bound. Preserve the existing relative-only case to continue
covering behavior when absolute accuracy is disabled.
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Fixes #1232.
What was fixed: the convergence test compared the limit uncertainty against
max(rAbsAcc, rRelAcc * r), at seven places insrc/HybridNew.cc, with rAbsAccdefaulting to 0.1.
Outcome: the stricter requirement is enforced and rAbsAcc defaults to 0. A zero switches a
requirement off, as it did under the
max, so the default now matches--rAbsAcc=0.Negative accuracies, and both being zero, are rejected at startup. The threshold is computed
once, in
HybridNew::limitAccuracy. This follows the direction agreed on the issue.Before and after, on the counting card added as
data/ci/hybridnew_small_limit_counting.txt:The old central value was biased, not just imprecise. The LHC-limits reference moves to
0.3522 +/- 0.0114735, regenerated here. Limits well below 1 need more toys than before.
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