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3 changes: 2 additions & 1 deletion .devcontainer/devcontainer.json
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"version": "3.12",
"installJupyterlab": true
}
}
},
"postCreateCommand": "pip install -e .[dev] && pre-commit install"
}
2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion .pre-commit-config.yaml
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hooks:
- id: flake8
additional_dependencies: [pycodestyle>=2.11.0]
args: [--max-line-length=128, '--exclude=./.*,build,dist', '--ignore=E501,W503,E231,E203', --count, --statistics, --show-source]
args: [--max-line-length=128, '--exclude=./.*,build,dist', '--ignore=E501,W503,E231,E203,E251,E202,E226', --count, --statistics, --show-source]
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The flake8 config change globally ignores E251/E202, which reduces lint coverage repo-wide and can hide real formatting issues. If this was only needed for a small number of lines, prefer fixing the formatting or using targeted # noqa: E251 / # noqa: E202 on the specific lines triggering it instead of disabling the checks globally.

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args: [--max-line-length=128, '--exclude=./.*,build,dist', '--ignore=E501,W503,E231,E203,E251,E202,E226', --count, --statistics, --show-source]
args: [--max-line-length=128, '--exclude=./.*,build,dist', '--ignore=E501,W503,E231,E203,E226', --count, --statistics, --show-source]

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- repo: https://github.com/pycqa/isort
rev: 7.0.0
hooks:
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7 changes: 7 additions & 0 deletions CHANGELOG.rst
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Fixed
~~~~~

- (NOT fully resolved yet) Fix errors in edge cases (mainly when `n_total` equals `ref_total`)
in the computation of difference of two proportions confidence intervals
using `wang` method.
- Fix errors in generating LaTeX table for risk report (function ``make_risk_report``):
- Escape special characters in LaTeX.
- Fix the header for the generated LaTeX table.

Security
~~~~~~~~

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65 changes: 55 additions & 10 deletions diff_binom_confint/_applications.py
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import re
import textwrap
import warnings
from pathlib import Path
from typing import Dict, Optional, Sequence, Tuple, Union
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]


def _latex_escape(line: str) -> str:
"""Escape LaTeX special characters in a string."""
# LaTeX special characters that need escaping:
# \ & % $ # _ { } ~ ^
# We replace each occurrence with its escaped form.
specials = {
"\\": r"\textbackslash{}",
"&": r"\&",
"%": r"\%",
"$": r"\$",
"#": r"\#",
"_": r"\_",
"{": r"\{",
"}": r"\}",
"~": r"\textasciitilde{}",
"^": r"\textasciicircum{}",
}
pattern = re.compile(r"([\\&%$#_{}~^])")
return pattern.sub(lambda m: specials[m.group(1)], line)


def make_risk_report(
data_source: Union[pd.DataFrame, Tuple[pd.DataFrame, pd.DataFrame]],
target: str,
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n_positive[ref_item],
n_affected[ref_item],
conf_level,
method,
diff_method,
**kwargs,
).astuple(),
}
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if return_type.lower() == "pd":
return df_risk_table
elif return_type.lower() == "latex":
rows = [line.replace("%", r"\%") for line in df_risk_table.to_latex(header=False, index=False).splitlines()]
rows[0] = r"\begin{tabular}{@{\extracolsep{6pt}}lllllll@{}}"
rows[2] = (
r"\multicolumn{2}{l}{Feature} & \multicolumn{affected_cols}{l}{Affected} & \multicolumn{2}{l}{risk_name Risk ($95\%$ CI)} & risk_name Risk Difference ($95\%$ CI) \\ \cline{1-2}\cline{3-4}\cline{5-6}\cline{7-7}"
)
rows[2].replace("risk_name", risk_name).replace("95", str(int(conf_level * 100)))
latex_body = df_risk_table.to_latex(header=False, index=False)
body_lines = latex_body.splitlines()

if is_split:
rows[2].replace("affected_cols", "3")
header = rf"""
\begin{{tabular}}{{@{{\extracolsep{{6pt}}}}llllllll@{{}}}}
\toprule
\multicolumn{{2}}{{l}}{{Feature}} &
\multicolumn{{3}}{{l}}{{Affected}} &
\multicolumn{{2}}{{l}}{{{risk_name} Risk (${int(conf_level*100)}\%$ CI)}} &
{risk_name} Risk Difference (${int(conf_level*100)}\%$ CI) \\
\cmidrule(lr){{1-2}}\cmidrule(lr){{3-5}}\cmidrule(lr){{6-7}}\cmidrule(lr){{8-8}}
& & n & \% & t/v & n & \% & \\ \midrule
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The generated LaTeX header uses \toprule, \midrule, and \cmidrule, which require the LaTeX booktabs package. Since make_risk_report(..., return_type='latex') returns only the tabular environment, this introduces an implicit dependency that may cause compilation failures for consumers not already using booktabs. Either avoid booktabs commands (use \hline/\cline), or document this requirement in the function docstring/output contract.

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"""
else:
rows[2].replace("affected_cols", "2")
ret_lines = "\n".join(rows)
header = rf"""
\begin{{tabular}}{{@{{\extracolsep{{6pt}}}}lllllll@{{}}}}
\toprule
\multicolumn{{2}}{{l}}{{Feature}} &
\multicolumn{{2}}{{l}}{{Affected}} &
\multicolumn{{2}}{{l}}{{{risk_name} Risk (${int(conf_level*100)}\%$ CI)}} &
{risk_name} Risk Difference (${int(conf_level*100)}\%$ CI) \\
\cmidrule(lr){{1-2}}\cmidrule(lr){{3-4}}\cmidrule(lr){{5-6}}\cmidrule(lr){{7-7}}
& & n & \% & n & \% & \\ \midrule
"""
# remove extra leading spaces
header = textwrap.dedent(header).strip()

body = "\n".join(_latex_escape(line) for line in body_lines[5:-1])

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body_lines[5:-1] relies on a hard-coded pandas DataFrame.to_latex() line layout. That layout varies across pandas versions and options (e.g., whether \midrule is emitted when header=False), so this slice can accidentally drop data rows or include rule lines unexpectedly. Prefer locating/removing wrapper/rule lines by content (e.g., stripping \begin{tabular}, \toprule, \midrule, \bottomrule, \end{tabular}) or generating the body from df_risk_table.iloc[2:] directly instead of slicing by index.

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body = "\n".join(_latex_escape(line) for line in body_lines[5:-1])
# Keep only data rows from the pandas-generated LaTeX, dropping wrapper/rule lines
filtered_body_lines = []
for line in body_lines:
stripped = line.strip()
if not stripped:
continue
if stripped.startswith(r"\begin{tabular}"):
continue
if stripped.startswith(r"\end{tabular}"):
continue
if stripped.startswith(r"\toprule"):
continue
if stripped.startswith(r"\midrule"):
continue
if stripped.startswith(r"\bottomrule"):
continue
filtered_body_lines.append(_latex_escape(line))
body = "\n".join(filtered_body_lines)

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ret_lines = header + "\n" + body + "\n\\end{tabular}"
if save_path is not None:
save_path.with_suffix(".tex").write_text(ret_lines)
return ret_lines
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return df_risk_table.to_html(index=False)
elif return_type.lower() == "dict":
return ret_dict
else:
raise ValueError(f"Unsupported return_type {repr(return_type)}")
20 changes: 11 additions & 9 deletions diff_binom_confint/_specials/_wang.py
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sides : Union[str, int], optional
sides: str or int, default "two-sided",
the sides of the confidence interval, should be one of
"two-sided" (aliases "2-sided", "two_sided", "2_sided", "2-sides", "two_sides", "two-sides", "2_sides", "ts", "t", "two", "2", 2),
"two-sided" (aliases "2-sided", "two_sided", "2_sided", "2-sides",
"two_sides", "two-sides", "2_sides", "ts", "t", "two", "2", 2),
"left-sided" (aliases "left_sided", "left", "ls", "l"),
"right-sided" (aliases "right_sided", "right", "rs", "r"),
case insensitive.
precision : float, optional
Precision for the search algorithm, by default 1e-5
Precision for the search algorithm, by default 1e-5.
grid_one : int, optional
Number of grid points in first step, by default 30
Number of grid points in first step, by default 30.
grid_two : int, optional
Number of grid points in second step, by default 20
Number of grid points in second step, by default 20.
verbose : bool, optional
Verbosity for debug message.

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ref_total : int
total number of samples of the reference.
conf_level : float, optional
Confidence level, by default 0.95
Confidence level, by default 0.95.
sides : Union[str, int], optional
sides: str or int, default "two-sided",
the sides of the confidence interval, should be one of
"two-sided" (aliases "2-sided", "two_sided", "2_sided", "2-sides", "two_sides", "two-sides", "2_sides", "ts", "t", "two", "2", 2),
"two-sided" (aliases "2-sided", "two_sided", "2_sided", "2-sides",
"two_sides", "two-sides", "2_sides", "ts", "t", "two", "2", 2),
"left-sided" (aliases "left_sided", "left", "ls", "l"),
"right-sided" (aliases "right_sided", "right", "rs", "r"),
case insensitive.
precision : float, optional
Precision for the search algorithm, by default 1e-5
Precision for the search algorithm, by default 1e-5.
grid_one : int, optional
Number of grid points in first step, by default 30
Number of grid points in first step, by default 30.
grid_two : int, optional
Number of grid points in second step, by default 20
Number of grid points in second step, by default 20.

Returns
-------
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14 changes: 12 additions & 2 deletions test/test_applications.py
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[str(_TMP_DIR / "risk-report"), None], # save_path
)

for data_source, ref_classes, risk_name, return_type, save_path in grid:
for data_source, rc, risk_name, return_type, save_path in grid:
report = make_risk_report(
data_source=data_source,
ref_classes=ref_classes,
ref_classes=rc,
risk_name=risk_name,
return_type=return_type,
save_path=save_path,
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elif return_type in ("latex", "md", "markdown", "html"):
assert isinstance(report, str)

with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="Unsupported return_type"):
make_risk_report(
data_source=df_test,
ref_classes=ref_classes,
risk_name="Seizure",
target="HasSeizure",
positive_class="Yes",
return_type="xxx",
)

with pytest.raises(ValueError, match=f"target {repr('xxx')} not in the columns"):
make_risk_report(
data_source=df_test,
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import warnings

import numpy as np
import pytest
from rpy2.robjects import r
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allvector<-setdiff(allvector,partvector)



################### from the second table ################################

morepoint=1
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if(x==0 && y==m && CItype=="Upper"){output[2]=-1;output[3]=-Ls[1,4];kk<-dimoftable}



while(kk<=(dimoftable-2))
{
C<-Ls[(kk-morepoint+1):kk,1:2]
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}




prob2step<-function(delv)
{
delvalue<-delv
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}## end of function morepointLsest




if(i>=2)
{NCnomiss<-NC[1:dim(na.omit(NC))[1],]
NCnomiss<-NCnomiss[order(-NCnomiss[,3]),]
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# fmt: off


ERR_LIMIT_STRICT = 1e-4
ERR_LIMIT_LOOSE = 1e-2


def test_wang_method():
n_test = 7
tot_ub = 100
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ref_positive = np.random.randint(ref_total + 1)

# results computed from R function
r_result = r["wang_binomial_ci_r"](n_positive, n_total, ref_positive, ref_total)
r_result = r["wang_binomial_ci_r"](n_positive, n_total, ref_positive, ref_total) # type: ignore
r_result_dict = dict(zip(r_result.names, r_result))
r_lb, r_ub = [item[1] for item in r_result_dict["ExactCI"].items()]

# results computed from Python function
lb, ub = compute_difference_confidence_interval(n_positive, n_total, ref_positive, ref_total, method="wang").astuple()
lb, ub = compute_difference_confidence_interval(n_positive, n_total, ref_positive, ref_total, method="wang").astuple() # type: ignore

# compare results
assert np.isclose(
(r_lb, r_ub), (lb, ub), atol=1e-4
).all(), f"R result: {r_lb, r_ub}, Python result: {lb, ub} for {n_positive = }, {n_total = }, {ref_positive = }, {ref_total = }" # noqa: E202, E251
print(f"Test passed for {n_positive = }, {n_total = }, {ref_positive = }, {ref_total = }") # noqa: E202, E251
if not np.isclose((r_lb, r_ub), (lb, ub), atol=ERR_LIMIT_STRICT).all():
warnings.warn(
f"Strict test failed for {n_positive = }, {n_total = }, {ref_positive = }, {ref_total = }, "
f"R result: {r_lb, r_ub}, Python result: {lb, ub}. falling back to loose test.",
RuntimeWarning,
)
assert np.isclose(
(r_lb, r_ub), (lb, ub), atol=ERR_LIMIT_LOOSE
).all(), f"R result: {r_lb, r_ub}, Python result: {lb, ub} for {n_positive = }, {n_total = }, {ref_positive = }, {ref_total = }"
print(f"Loose test passed for {n_positive = }, {n_total = }, {ref_positive = }, {ref_total = }")
else:
print(f"Strict test passed for {n_positive = }, {n_total = }, {ref_positive = }, {ref_total = }")

n_positive, n_total, ref_positive, ref_total = 2,5,3,8

# test one-sided
r_result = r["wang_binomial_ci_r"](n_positive, n_total, ref_positive, ref_total, CItype="Lower")
r_result = r["wang_binomial_ci_r"](n_positive, n_total, ref_positive, ref_total, CItype="Lower") # type: ignore
r_result_dict = dict(zip(r_result.names, r_result))
r_lb, r_ub = [item[1] for item in r_result_dict["ExactCI"].items()]
lb, ub = compute_difference_confidence_interval(n_positive, n_total, ref_positive, ref_total, method="wang", sides="left").astuple()
assert np.isclose((r_lb, r_ub), (lb, ub), atol=1e-4).all()
lb, ub = compute_difference_confidence_interval(n_positive, n_total, ref_positive, ref_total, method="wang", sides="left").astuple() # type: ignore
if not np.isclose((r_lb, r_ub), (lb, ub), atol=ERR_LIMIT_STRICT).all():
warnings.warn(
f"Strict test failed for one-sided lower {n_positive = }, {n_total = }, {ref_positive = }, {ref_total = }, "
f"R result: {r_lb, r_ub}, Python result: {lb, ub}. falling back to loose test.",
RuntimeWarning,
)
assert np.isclose(
(r_lb, r_ub), (lb, ub), atol=ERR_LIMIT_LOOSE
).all(), f"R result: {r_lb, r_ub}, Python result: {lb, ub} for one-sided lower {n_positive = }, {n_total = }, {ref_positive = }, {ref_total = }"
print(f"Loose test passed for one-sided lower {n_positive = }, {n_total = }, {ref_positive = }, {ref_total = }")
else:
print(f"Strict test passed for one-sided lower {n_positive = }, {n_total = }, {ref_positive = }, {ref_total = }")

r_result = r["wang_binomial_ci_r"](n_positive, n_total, ref_positive, ref_total, CItype="Upper")
r_result = r["wang_binomial_ci_r"](n_positive, n_total, ref_positive, ref_total, CItype="Upper") # type: ignore
r_result_dict = dict(zip(r_result.names, r_result))
r_lb, r_ub = [item[1] for item in r_result_dict["ExactCI"].items()]
lb, ub = compute_difference_confidence_interval(n_positive, n_total, ref_positive, ref_total, method="wang", sides="right").astuple()
assert np.isclose((r_lb, r_ub), (lb, ub), atol=1e-4).all()
lb, ub = compute_difference_confidence_interval(n_positive, n_total, ref_positive, ref_total, method="wang", sides="right").astuple() # type: ignore
if not np.isclose((r_lb, r_ub), (lb, ub), atol=ERR_LIMIT_STRICT).all():
warnings.warn(
f"Strict test failed for one-sided upper {n_positive = }, {n_total = }, {ref_positive = }, {ref_total = },"
f"R result: {r_lb, r_ub}, Python result: {lb, ub}. falling back to loose test.",
RuntimeWarning,
)
assert np.isclose(
(r_lb, r_ub), (lb, ub), atol=ERR_LIMIT_LOOSE
).all(), f"R result: {r_lb, r_ub}, Python result: {lb, ub} for one-sided upper {n_positive = }, {n_total = }, {ref_positive = }, {ref_total = }"
print(f"Loose test passed for one-sided upper {n_positive = }, {n_total = }, {ref_positive = }, {ref_total = }")
else:
print(f"Strict test passed for one-sided upper {n_positive = }, {n_total = }, {ref_positive = }, {ref_total = }")

# test input validation
with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="Number of subjects n_total must be a positive integer."):
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