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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughOutcome generation now applies date-based exclusion and index-date handling. Outcome utilities split and label outcomes using configured date windows, then finalize subject-keyed records. Training and fine-tuning pass those windows to the utilities. Censoring excludes entries at the censor date. ChangesOutcome processing
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant train
participant finetune
participant split_and_binarize_outcomes
participant split_outcomes
participant binarize_outcomes
participant finalize_outcomes
train->>split_and_binarize_outcomes: pass outcomes, split keys, and date windows
finetune->>split_and_binarize_outcomes: pass outcomes, split keys, and date windows
split_and_binarize_outcomes->>split_outcomes: request train, validation, and test splits
split_outcomes-->>split_and_binarize_outcomes: return filtered DataFrames
split_and_binarize_outcomes->>binarize_outcomes: pass each split and date window
binarize_outcomes-->>split_and_binarize_outcomes: return labeled DataFrame
split_and_binarize_outcomes->>finalize_outcomes: pass labeled DataFrame
finalize_outcomes-->>split_and_binarize_outcomes: return subject-keyed labels and censor absolute positions
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- Around line 81-88: Keep the censor_date validation in binarize_outcomes
unchanged; update the example_outcome_val validation fixture so its censor
cutoff is at or before the one-hour prediction start, preventing validation from
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- Line 179: Update the empty-input fixture schema for censor_date to use
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Looks good for me. Assuming tests pass and functionality remains the same i think its good to go
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🟠 Major · 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration · create_outcome.py:94-101
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winThe producer does not enforce subject locality across parquet shards.
create_outcomecomputes exposure dates from each shard’s localdf, then performs an inner join. If a subject’s exposure event is in a different shard from its outcome event, the join produces no row for that subject and the subject is dropped. The repository only records subject locality as an assumption, not as an enforced producer contract.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟠 Major · Keep pre-window outcomes as negative rows. · outcomes.py:92-106
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winKeep pre-window outcomes as negative rows.
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outcome_dateis beforewindow_start, the current filter removes the subject beforelabelis computed.split_and_binarize_outcomesthen omits the subject from the train, validation, or test mapping instead of assigning label0.Suggested fix
- outcomes = outcomes.filter(~(has_outcome & (pl.col("outcome_date") < window_start))) - if outcomes.select((pl.col("censor_date") > window_start).any()).item(): raise ValueError( "censor_date is after the prediction window start; outcomes would leak into the input" ) - in_window = has_outcome + in_window = has_outcome & (pl.col("outcome_date") >= window_start)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @bonsai/functional/outcomes.py:
- Around line 16-19: Update the prefix branch in the outcome condition builder
to cast `pl.col(cond["col"])` to `pl.String` before calling `str.starts_with`.
Preserve the existing matching behavior for each value in `cond["vals"]`.
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Review comments at @bonsai/functional/outcomes.py:
- Around line 92-106: Update the outcome labeling logic in
split_and_binarize_outcomes so pre-window outcomes remain in the rows and
receive label 0. Remove the filter that drops outcomes before window_start, and
require outcome_date to be at or after window_start when computing in_window;
preserve the existing censor-date check and end-window condition.
Review comments at @bonsai/run/create_outcome.py:
- Around line 94-101: Update the exposure-index handling in create_outcome to
avoid dropping subjects when their exposure event is in a different parquet
shard from their outcome event. Ensure exposure-date lookup uses data across
shards, or otherwise enforce subject locality as a producer contract before
relying on the shard-local df and inner join.
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Nice - only quite minor stuff I think. Most of my concerns are in regard to the binarization of the outcomes, which I think we should think harder about - or at least have as something that is a special case of outcome generation. I'll make an issue and table this for now, but it would be nice to revisit at some point. But presumably this is something that will be supported when a project that needs the functionality comes around.
Regarding the discussion points:
Exclusion is relative to the index date: only exclusion events before index remove a subject (previously: any exclusion event, ever). It's applied after index dates are filled, so it also covers negatives with sampled index dates. - totally agree with this. I think if this was not the case, it would be biased.
Condition matching returns the earliest date the definition is met. independent is the earliest of any condition; dependent is when the last condition is first met. Previously it was the first occurrence of the first-listed condition. - seems right to me. There could be special cases, where clinicians like rolling windows etc, but I think that just requires a more complicated condition to be created.
Codes match by prefix: DE11 also matches DE110. This changes behaviour for existing configs. - Important catch. Especially for ICD10 codes, there are often trailing edge cases.
Exposure index dates are joined by subject_id instead of by row position, and never-exposed subjects are dropped instead of getting a sampled index date. - this seems to me like being a pretty important fix. Nice that we got this sorted.
Sampled index dates are reproducible (rows sorted by subject, seeded sampling). - Great.
Subjects whose outcome occurs before the prediction window are excluded instead of being labelled 0. Window comparisons use datetimes instead of truncated hours. - I think for now, this is fine. But it should be something we should keep in mind. We shouldn't let the repo become too dependent on the assumptions that we're always doing 1 patient, 1 outcome - because hopefully we'll at some point also include repeated outcomes. But I totally get that this is "beyond the scope of this study / PR".
Raises an error if the censor date is after the window start, since outcomes would otherwise leak into the input. - also seems like a good idea.
Censoring keeps only events strictly before the censor time (bisect_left). This also applies to the pretraining cutoff. - Good. Sometimes, I think information from the day is also available before making the decision. This could be something like treatment, etc. I don't think this is a major point, but considering what information is available also at the time of prediction is important.
Outcome dicts only hold label and censor_abspos. - also fine I guess.
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Wrong ordering (using train_outcomes rather than train_dataset) Added a None guard The sampler's `effective_n_samples` formula was incorrect (and inconsistent with the loss version), reasons: What the loss does: alpha_c = (1 − β) / (1 − β^n_c) is exactly 1 / E_c, where E_c is the effective number of class c. So every sample's loss is weighted by 1 / E_c, which is Cui et al. The resulting pos_weight = alpha_1 / alpha_0 = E_0 / E_1 is about 75 on the example cohort. What the sampler does: Each sample gets w_i = (E_c / ΣE) / n_c. A class has n_c samples, so the / n_c cancels when you add up that class's weights. The probability of drawing class c ends up being E_c / ΣE, which is proportional to its effective number. E_c grows with n_c, so the larger class still gets drawn more. Verified with small test
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Fixes outcome creation and binarization (#355 ). This mainly revolves around bug fixes for the current outcome creation and doesn't account for extensions of the code (see "Not in this PR").
I marked some of the important (potentially a discussion) decisions in bold
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independentis the earliest of any condition;dependentis when the last condition is first met. Previously it was the first occurrence of the first-listed condition.DE11also matchesDE110. This changes behaviour for existing configs.subject_idinstead of by row position, and never-exposed subjects are dropped instead of getting a sampled index date.bisect_left). This also applies to the pretraining cutoff.labelandcensor_abspos.Not in this PR
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