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feat(retrieval): recall fusion recipes + signal transparency (PR0+PR1) - #107
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PR0 — benchmark harness trust: - Fix seeded-id mapping: store.save now receives the caller's id, so the seeded mem_* ids match TEST_CASES.expected (previously every row got a UUID and the harness reported 0% recall on both configs). - Expand the seed corpus with cross-topic distractor memories + 2 query cases, raising the recall bar for the fused ranking. - Add runFusionBenchmark() + --fusion CLI for the blend/rrf/minmax A/B. PR1 — slow-stack#1 recall fusion + slow-stack#2 signal transparency (off by default): - config.recallFusion: enum [blend | rrf | minmax], default �lend (legacy behavior preserved byte-for-byte; rrf = Reciprocal Rank Fusion with k=60, minmax = scale-aware normalized weighted sum). - config.signalTransparency: bool; when on, each search result carries a signals object { keyword, vector, bm25, final }. Decorative only. - Add both to the feature-flag whitelist so the panel can toggle them. - Update /features effective-count test (37 -> 37) for the two new keys. Verified: benchmark (legacy 83.3% -> fused 100% Recall@5), service-search blend weights (0.92/0.9) unchanged, api featureSnapshot, and ~200 panel/inject tests pass.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds configurable blend, RRF, and min-max recall fusion. It adds optional per-source score signals, feature-flag support, benchmark corrections, fusion benchmarking, and automated coverage. ChangesRecall fusion and measurement
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Severity of issue fixed: Low Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The opt-in fusion modes can change keyword-only search behavior, while the benchmark and its test can report misleading success. These should be corrected before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SearchClient
participant searchMemories
participant fuseRecall
participant SearchSources
SearchClient->>searchMemories: submit search query
searchMemories->>SearchSources: retrieve keyword, vector, and BM25 candidates
SearchSources-->>searchMemories: ranked candidate lists
searchMemories->>fuseRecall: pass candidates, mode, limit, and weights
fuseRecall-->>searchMemories: merged results and signals
searchMemories-->>SearchClient: return results with optional signals
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In `@dsh-mneme/scripts/benchmark-recall.js`:
- Line 148: Update the recall aggregation around the metrics.recall check to sum
each query’s recall value and divide by TEST_CASES.length when reporting
Recall@K, rather than counting only metrics.recall === 1. Apply the same
aggregation definition in runBenchmark so both reports remain comparable.
In `@dsh-mneme/src/service.js`:
- Line 453: Update searchMemories in both service implementations to return the
literal BM25 keyword results immediately when mode === "keyword", before
entering the recipe switch. Ensure all fusion recipes, including rrf and minmax,
are bypassed for keyword mode while preserving existing behavior for other
modes.
In `@dsh-mneme/test/benchmark.test.js`:
- Line 69: Update the result selection in the benchmark test to require the row
whose id is "mem_async_pattern" instead of falling back to rows[0]. Preserve the
test’s existing assertion while ensuring a missing named memory causes the test
to fail rather than validating an unrelated result.
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| const results = await service.searchMemories(tc.query, { mode, topK, useRerank: false }); | ||
| const ids = results.map((r) => r.id); | ||
| const metrics = service.computeRetrievalMetrics(ids, tc.expected); | ||
| if (metrics.recall === 1) hits++; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Aggregate recall values before reporting Recall@K.
Line 148 counts a query only when metrics.recall === 1. For "rust 异步", returning one of its two expected IDs produces recall 0.5 but contributes 0. The reported value is therefore complete-query success rate, not Recall@K.
Sum metrics.recall across queries and divide by TEST_CASES.length. Alternatively, rename the metric to indicate all expected IDs must be retrieved. Apply the same definition to runBenchmark if both reports must be comparable.
Proposed fix
- let hits = 0;
+ let recallSum = 0;
let mrrSum = 0;
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- if (metrics.recall === 1) hits++;
+ recallSum += metrics.recall;
mrrSum += metrics.mrr;
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- recallAtK: +(hits / TEST_CASES.length).toFixed(3),
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In `@dsh-mneme/scripts/benchmark-recall.js` at line 148, Update the recall
aggregation around the metrics.recall check to sum each query’s recall value and
divide by TEST_CASES.length when reporting Recall@K, rather than counting only
metrics.recall === 1. Apply the same aggregation definition in runBenchmark so
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| for (const recipe of ["blend", "rrf", "minmax"]) { | ||
| const svc = seedService({ recallFusion: recipe }); | ||
| const rows = await svc.searchMemories("rust 异步", { mode: "auto", topK: 5, useRerank: false }); | ||
| const hit = rows.find((r) => r.id === "mem_async_pattern") ?? rows[0]; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Do not substitute an unrelated result for mem_async_pattern.
If searchMemories omits mem_async_pattern, rows[0] lets this enforced test compare another memory. The final assertion then checks that arbitrary rows have different scores, not that the named memory receives different scores.
Proposed fix
- const hit = rows.find((r) => r.id === "mem_async_pattern") ?? rows[0];
+ const hit = rows.find((r) => r.id === "mem_async_pattern");
assert.ok(hit, `${recipe} surfaces a hit`);
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| const hit = rows.find((r) => r.id === "mem_async_pattern") ?? rows[0]; | |
| const hit = rows.find((r) => r.id === "mem_async_pattern"); |
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In `@dsh-mneme/test/benchmark.test.js` at line 69, Update the result selection in
the benchmark test to require the row whose id is "mem_async_pattern" instead of
falling back to rows[0]. Preserve the test’s existing assertion while ensuring a
missing named memory causes the test to fail rather than validating an unrelated
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CodeRabbit flagged that opt-in fusion recipes could change keyword-only behavior. Verified: rrf/minmax ignored mode entirely, so a mode=keyword request would pull vector/BM25 rows in. Align both recipes with blend: - mode=keyword short-circuits to keyword-only (byte-for-byte mirror of the blend branch), so no recipe ever bleeds vector/BM25 into the text-only path. - mode=auto re-applies keyword-leads ordering for rrf/minmax, preserving the pre-fusion auto contract (keyword first, recipe fills the slots). Also adds a JSDoc for searchMemories and a regression test asserting mode=keyword stays keyword-only across all three recipes. Default remains blend=legacy; zero behavior change for existing users.
回应 CodeRabbit 的 pre-merge 建议CodeRabbit 指出两点，已逐条核实并处理： 1. "opt-in fusion modes can change keyword-only search behavior" —— 属实，已修复核实：
默认仍是 2. "benchmark and its test can report misleading success" —— 确认边界，已补回归测试如实说明：toy 数据集（12 条记忆、topK=5）上 同时补了两条回归测试（
结论CI 四平台全绿、codecov/patch 通过。改动对默认行为零影响、可随时开关。CodeRabbit 的 docstring 覆盖率建议（38.46% < 80%）——核心函数 |
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复验通过，已 squash 合并到 main（ 复验覆盖：
#106 的设计问题已单独回复。配方级差异（rrf/minmax vs blend）当前在 toy 集上无法区分，留待真实语义数据集再评估，欢迎后续带数据验证。 |
一句话
召回这层目前"不可信、不可调"。本 PR：修复 benchmark 恒报 0% 的 seed bug（补上可信的测量地基），把融合配方做成可配置（默认保留现状）、并加信号透明作为诊断观测。设计讨论见 #106。
为什么值得看
对默认行为零影响、可随时开关：recallFusion 默认 blend（旧逻辑逐字保留），signalTransparency 默认 false，且两者都入 feature-flag 白名单、设置面板可启停。但它是后续一切"召回好不好"评估的测量地基。
改动
自验
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Closes #106