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Add retained resamples to Morris analysis - #694
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@kerained we have received a submission addressing your suggestion for SALib. Would you be interested in assessing if it meets your needs? |
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Some small comments for your consideration.
An interesting finding picked up by Claude is that the ResultDict would no longer be picklable (via pickle), but SALib in general doesn't really support pickling so this is a very minor point in my view (dill yes, pickle no).
If you wanted to recreate the issue, I got Claude to generate the below example:
import pickle
from concurrent.futures import ProcessPoolExecutor
from SALib import ProblemSpec
from SALib.analyze import morris
from SALib.test_functions import Ishigami
def run_analysis(seed):
sp = ProblemSpec(
{
"names": ["x1", "x2", "x3"],
"bounds": [[-3.14159, 3.14159]] * 3,
}
)
sp.sample_morris(100, seed=seed).evaluate(Ishigami.evaluate)
return morris.analyze(sp, sp.samples, sp.results, seed=seed, keep_resamples=True)
if __name__ == "__main__":
Si = run_analysis(101)
Si.to_df() # works
# Case 1: save results and load them later
with open("morris_results.pkl", "wb") as f:
pickle.dump(Si, f)
with open("morris_results.pkl", "rb") as f:
loaded = pickle.load(f)
loaded.to_df() # ValueError
# loaded.plot() # same ValueError (plot calls to_df)
# Case 2: several analyses in worker processes
with ProcessPoolExecutor(2) as pool:
results = list(pool.map(run_analysis, [1, 2]))
results[0].to_df() # ValueError| and ``mu_star`` is high, then the effects are of different signs. | ||
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| ``sigma`` is used as an indicator of interactions between parameters, or | ||
| groups of parameters. |
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Perhaps add a note here to say that bootstrapping behavior has changed (joint bootstrap over trajectories).
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Also make sure this is added in the changelog as a notification to users who upgrade.
| if mu_star_resamples is not None: | ||
| return mu_star_conf, mu_star_resamples |
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I think cleaner to always return (mu_star_conf, mu_star_resamples).
This would simplify the return type info as well.
_compute_statistical_outputs can drop the resamples when it is not needed.
| Si["mu_star_conf"] = _compute_grouped_metric(mu_star_conf, groups) | ||
| if keep_resamples: | ||
| Si["mu_star_conf_all"] = np.asarray( | ||
| [_compute_grouped_metric(row, groups) for row in mu_star_resamples] |
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Minor performance note: The collation of results is done as a list comprehension but could be a single op (resamples @ groups / groups.sum(axis=0))
Document joint trajectory bootstrapping, consistently return confidence widths with bootstrap estimates, and vectorize finite group aggregation. Preserve Morris DataFrame conversion across pickle and process-pool roundtrips using a dedicated ResultDict subclass. Add regression coverage for serialization, plotting, default-result invariance, and nonfinite group isolation.
Add an Unreleased notice for upgrading users about joint trajectory bootstrapping and changed seeded confidence values, including when keep_resamples is left at its default.
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Summary
keep_resamplesargument to Morris analysis, returning the bootstrapmu_starestimates asmu_star_conf_allprint_to_consolebehavior by excluding the two-dimensional resample matrix from tabular conversionDetails
The retained matrix has shape
(num_resamples, number_of_groups). Without groups, its columns follow the problem parameter order. With groups, each bootstrap replicate is aggregated using the same group mean as the other Morrismu_staroutputs.The storage flag does not change confidence results: both paths use the same shared trajectory draws for a given seed. Morris previously generated independent trajectory indices inside the parameter loop. That was sufficient for marginal confidence widths, but it could not produce a coherent per-resample ranking across parameters. Moving the draw outside the loop preserves the estimator while aligning each bootstrap replicate. As a result, exact seeded confidence values can change from earlier versions; the CLI regression fixtures are updated to record that intentional numerical change.
For grouped analyses, the existing
mu_star_confdefinition remains unchanged: it is the mean of the parameter-level confidence widths. It therefore is not generally identical to a confidence width recomputed from an already-groupedmu_star_conf_allcolumn.Closes #579.
Validation
Regression coverage verifies the opt-in/default contract, confidence invariance, shared trajectory alignment, reconstruction from retained estimates, grouped aggregation, default key compatibility, and DataFrame/console conversion.