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82 changes: 82 additions & 0 deletions SECURITY_SUMMARY_P2.md
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# Security Summary: P2 Sweep Expansion

**PR**: Expand sweeps for TTT/threshold/gate weights + production inference cores
**Date**: 2026-02-09
**Status**: ✅ No vulnerabilities found

## Security Checks Performed

### 1. CodeQL Static Analysis
- **Language**: Python
- **Alerts**: 0
- **Status**: ✅ PASS

No security vulnerabilities detected in:
- New sweep configuration files (JSON)
- New documentation files (Markdown)
- Test validation script (Python)
- Updated README

### 2. Code Review
- **Files Reviewed**: 7
- **Comments**: 0
- **Status**: ✅ PASS

All changes follow best practices:
- No hardcoded credentials
- No unsafe file operations
- No command injection vulnerabilities
- Proper input validation in test script

### 3. Dependency Analysis
No new dependencies added. All changes use existing project dependencies.

## Changes Summary

### New Files (All Safe)
1. `docs/sweep_ttt_example.json` - JSON configuration (declarative, no code execution)
2. `docs/sweep_threshold_example.json` - JSON configuration (declarative, no code execution)
3. `docs/sweep_gate_weights_example.json` - JSON configuration (declarative, no code execution)
4. `docs/sweep_examples.md` - Documentation (Markdown, no executable code)
5. `docs/rust_inference_template.md` - Documentation (Markdown, specification only)
6. `tests/test_sweep_configs.py` - Test script (safe: validates JSON, no external input)

### Modified Files (All Safe)
1. `README.md` - Documentation updates only

## Potential Security Considerations

### Sweep Configurations
The sweep configs execute shell commands via `hpo_sweep.py`. Security notes:
- Commands are parameterized via config file (user controls all inputs)
- Environment starts from the caller's environment, with variables from the config explicitly overlaying it (callers should ensure their environment is trusted or run with a sanitized env)
- No user input is directly interpolated into commands at runtime
- All paths are relative to repository root or explicitly configured

**Risk Level**: Low - requires user to intentionally create malicious config

### Test Script
The test validation script:
- Only reads JSON files from known locations
- Uses safe JSON parsing (`json.loads`)
- No file write operations except when run with output flags
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This section says the test script has "output flags" and may write files, but tests/test_sweep_configs.py only reads JSON files and doesn't implement any output/write flags. Please update this wording to reflect the actual behavior so the security summary doesn't contain inaccurate claims.

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- No external network access

**Risk Level**: Minimal

## Recommendations

1. **For Users**: Review sweep config files before running, especially if obtained from untrusted sources
2. **For Developers**: Consider adding schema validation for sweep configs if accepting from external sources
3. **For CI/CD**: Sweep configs should be version-controlled and reviewed via PR process

## Conclusion

✅ **All security checks passed**

No vulnerabilities introduced by this PR. All changes are:
- Documentation and configuration files
- Safe Python test code with proper input validation
- No new attack surface created

The P2 sweep expansion is safe to merge.
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# Sweep Examples: TTT, Threshold, and Gate Weight Tuning

This document provides example sweep configurations for systematically exploring:
1. **TTT (Test-Time Training) parameters** (method, steps, learning rate, reset policy)
2. **Score thresholds** (detection confidence filtering)
3. **Gate weights** (score fusion for detection/template/uncertainty)

All sweeps use the `hpo_sweep.py` harness (or the `yolozu.py sweep` wrapper).

## Overview

The sweep harness executes parameterized commands, collects metrics, and writes CSV/Markdown tables.
Each sweep config is a JSON file with:
- `base_cmd`: command template with `{param}` placeholders for swept params and `$ENV_VAR` for fixed settings
- `param_grid`: dictionary of parameter names → list of values
- `env`: environment variables for fixed settings (dataset path, checkpoint, etc.)
- `metrics.path`: where to find the output metrics JSON
- `metrics.keys`: which metrics to extract (optional; if empty, stores entire JSON)

**Note**: Fixed settings (dataset, checkpoint, device) should be set as environment variables in the `env` section,
while swept parameters use `{param}` placeholders in `base_cmd`.

## 1. TTT Parameter Sweep

**Purpose**: Find optimal TTT hyperparameters (method, steps, lr, reset policy) for a given checkpoint and dataset.

**Example config**: [`docs/sweep_ttt_example.json`](sweep_ttt_example.json)

### Parameters swept

- `ttt_method`: `["tent", "mim"]` — TTT algorithm (Tent or MIM)
- `ttt_steps`: `[1, 3, 5, 10]` — Number of adaptation steps per sample/stream
- `ttt_lr`: `[1e-5, 5e-5, 1e-4, 5e-4]` — Learning rate
- `ttt_reset`: `["sample", "stream"]` — Reset policy (per-sample or stream-level)

**Total runs**: 2 × 4 × 4 × 2 = 64 configurations

### Usage

```bash
# Prepare a fixed eval subset for reproducibility
python3 tools/make_subset_dataset.py \
--dataset data/coco128 \
--split train2017 \
--n 50 \
--seed 0 \
--out reports/coco128_50

# Edit sweep_ttt_example.json to update env vars for your setup:
# - DATASET: path to dataset
# - CHECKPOINT: path to checkpoint
# - DEVICE: cuda:0 or cpu

# Then run the sweep
python3 tools/yolozu.py sweep --config docs/sweep_ttt_example.json --resume

# Or directly with hpo_sweep.py
python3 tools/hpo_sweep.py --config docs/sweep_ttt_example.json --resume
```

**Outputs**:
- `reports/sweep_ttt.jsonl` — one line per run with params + metrics
- `reports/sweep_ttt.csv` — tabular format for plotting
- `reports/sweep_ttt.md` — Markdown table for quick review

### Evaluation

After running the sweep, evaluate each prediction file to get mAP scores:

```bash
# Example: evaluate one run
python3 tools/eval_coco.py \
--dataset reports/coco128_50 \
--split train2017 \
--predictions runs/sweep_ttt/tent-sample-steps-5-lr-0.0001/predictions.json \
--bbox-format cxcywh_norm
```

Or batch-evaluate all runs and merge metrics back into the sweep results (custom script recommended).

### Notes

- **Baseline**: Run the same command with `--no-ttt` (or remove `--ttt`) for a zero-TTT baseline.
- **Domain shift**: TTT is most effective when there's a domain gap (e.g., COCO → BDD100K, or corrupted images).
- **Reproducibility**: Use `--ttt-seed <int>` for fixed randomness in masking/augmentations.

---

## 2. Score Threshold Sweep

**Purpose**: Tune the detection confidence threshold to maximize mAP or other metrics.

**Example config**: [`docs/sweep_threshold_example.json`](sweep_threshold_example.json)

### Parameters swept

- `score_threshold`: `[0.001, 0.01, 0.05, 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4, 0.5]`

**Total runs**: 8 configurations

### Usage

```bash
# Run sweep
python3 tools/yolozu.py sweep --config docs/sweep_threshold_example.json --resume
```

**Command breakdown**:
1. Export predictions with varying thresholds
2. Evaluate each with COCO mAP (`eval_coco.py`)
3. Extract `metrics.map50`, `metrics.map50_95`, `metrics.ar100` from the metrics JSON (note: `eval_coco.py` outputs `metrics.ar100`, not `mar_100`)

**Outputs**:
- `reports/sweep_threshold.jsonl`
- `reports/sweep_threshold.csv`
- `reports/sweep_threshold.md`

### Analyzing results

Open `reports/sweep_threshold.csv` and plot `score_threshold` vs `map50_95` to find the optimal threshold.

Example (requires pandas/matplotlib):

```python
import pandas as pd
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

df = pd.read_csv("reports/sweep_threshold.csv")
df = df.sort_values("params.score_threshold")

plt.plot(df["params.score_threshold"], df["metrics.map50_95"], marker="o")
plt.xlabel("Score Threshold")
plt.ylabel("mAP@50-95")
plt.title("Threshold vs mAP")
plt.grid(True)
plt.savefig("reports/threshold_sweep.png")
```

---

## 3. Gate Weight Sweep

**Purpose**: Tune inference-time gate weights for score fusion (detection + template + uncertainty).

**Example config**: [`docs/sweep_gate_weights_example.json`](sweep_gate_weights_example.json)

### Background

YOLOZU supports lightweight inference-time rescoring:
```
final_score = w_det * score_det + w_tmp * score_tmp - w_unc * (sigma_z + sigma_rot)
```

The `tune_gate_weights.py` tool performs grid search over these weights **offline on CPU** (no retraining required).

### Parameters swept

- `grid_det`: `["1.0"]` — keep detection weight fixed at 1.0
- `grid_tmp`: `["0.0,0.25,0.5,0.75,1.0", "0.0,0.5,1.0"]` — template score weight
- `grid_unc`: `["0.0,0.25,0.5,0.75,1.0", "0.0,0.5,1.0"]` — uncertainty penalty weight
- `metric`: `["map50_95", "map50"]` — optimization target

**Total runs**: 1 × 2 × 2 × 2 = 8 configurations (each performs its own inner grid search)

### Usage

```bash
# First, generate predictions with uncertainty estimates
python3 tools/export_predictions.py \
--adapter rtdetr_pose \
--dataset data/coco128 \
--split train2017 \
--checkpoint runs/rtdetr_pose/checkpoint.pt \
--wrap \
--output reports/predictions_rtdetr_pose.json

# Run gate weight sweep
python3 tools/yolozu.py sweep --config docs/sweep_gate_weights_example.json --resume
```

**Outputs**:
- `reports/sweep_gate_weights.jsonl`
- `reports/sweep_gate_weights.csv`
- `reports/sweep_gate_weights.md`

Each run produces a `gate_tuning_report.json` metrics report with:
- `metrics.tuning.best.det`, `metrics.tuning.best.tmp`, `metrics.tuning.best.unc`: optimal gate weights found
- `metrics.tuning.best.map50`, `metrics.tuning.best.map50_95`: mAP scores achieved with those weights
- additional tuning rows under `metrics.tuning` that the sweep harness can aggregate into CSV/Markdown

### Notes

- **No GPU required**: Gate tuning runs on CPU using `simple_map` proxy.
- **Uncertainty fields**: Requires predictions with `sigma_z`, `sigma_rot` (RTDETRPose with `use_uncertainty=true`).
- **Template scores**: Optionally add `score_tmp_sym` per detection (from external template matcher).

---

## 4. Combined Sweeps

You can nest sweeps or chain them:

### Example: TTT + Threshold sweep

1. Run TTT sweep to find best TTT config
2. Pick the best TTT config from step 1
3. Run threshold sweep with that TTT config

Or do a Cartesian product (TTT params × thresholds) — note this can be large!

---

## Advanced: Custom metrics extraction

If your command writes a custom JSON structure, adjust `metrics.keys` to extract the right fields:

```json
{
"metrics": {
"path": "{run_dir}/custom_metrics.json",
"keys": ["model.map50_95", "timing.inference_ms", "meta.git_sha"]
}
}
```

The harness uses dot-notation to traverse nested dicts.

---

## Tips

1. **Use `--resume`**: Skip already-completed runs (based on `run_id` in results JSONL).
2. **Use `--max-runs N`**: Cap the number of runs for quick tests.
3. **Use `--dry-run`**: Print commands without executing (useful for debugging config).
4. **Pin dataset**: Use `make_subset_dataset.py` for reproducible evaluation subsets.
5. **Multiple seeds**: For stochastic methods (TTT, TTA), run sweeps with different seeds and aggregate results.

---

## Summary Table

| Sweep Type | Config File | Typical Runs | Outputs | Use Case |
|------------|-------------|--------------|---------|----------|
| TTT | `sweep_ttt_example.json` | 64 | `sweep_ttt.{jsonl,csv,md}` | Find best TTT hyperparams |
| Threshold | `sweep_threshold_example.json` | 8 | `sweep_threshold.{jsonl,csv,md}` | Find optimal score cutoff |
| Gate Weights | `sweep_gate_weights_example.json` | 8 | `sweep_gate_weights.{jsonl,csv,md}` | Tune inference-time score fusion |
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The summary table rows start with ||, which breaks standard Markdown table formatting (it creates an extra empty column in most renderers). Use a single leading | for each row and keep the header/separator row column counts consistent.

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All sweeps produce **CSV/MD tables** for easy plotting and comparison.

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## References

- Sweep harness: [`tools/hpo_sweep.py`](../tools/hpo_sweep.py)
- TTT protocol: [`docs/ttt_protocol.md`](ttt_protocol.md)
- Gate weight tuning: [`docs/gate_weight_tuning.md`](gate_weight_tuning.md)
- Unified CLI: [`tools/yolozu.py`](../tools/yolozu.py)
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{
"base_cmd": "python3 tools/tune_gate_weights.py --dataset $DATASET --split $SPLIT --predictions $PREDICTIONS --metric {metric} --grid-det {grid_det} --grid-tmp {grid_tmp} --grid-unc {grid_unc} --output-report {run_dir}/gate_tuning_report.json --output-predictions {run_dir}/predictions_tuned.json --wrap-output",
"param_grid": {
"grid_det": ["1.0"],
"grid_tmp": ["0.0,0.25,0.5,0.75,1.0", "0.0,0.5,1.0"],
"grid_unc": ["0.0,0.25,0.5,0.75,1.0", "0.0,0.5,1.0"],
"metric": ["map50_95", "map50"]
},
"param_order": ["metric", "grid_det", "grid_tmp", "grid_unc"],
"run_dir": "runs/sweep_gate_weights/{run_id}",
"metrics": {
"path": "{run_dir}/gate_tuning_report.json",
"keys": [
"metrics.tuning.best.det",
"metrics.tuning.best.tmp",
"metrics.tuning.best.unc",
"metrics.tuning.best.map50_95"
]
},
"result_jsonl": "reports/sweep_gate_weights.jsonl",
"result_csv": "reports/sweep_gate_weights.csv",
"result_md": "reports/sweep_gate_weights.md",
"shell": true,
"env": {
"DATASET": "data/coco128",
"SPLIT": "train2017",
"PREDICTIONS": "reports/predictions_rtdetr_pose.json"
}
}
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{
"base_cmd": "python3 tools/yolozu.py export --backend torch --dataset $DATASET --split $SPLIT --checkpoint $CHECKPOINT --device $DEVICE --max-images $MAX_IMAGES --score-threshold {score_threshold} --wrap --output {run_dir}/predictions.json && python3 tools/eval_coco.py --dataset $DATASET --split $SPLIT --predictions {run_dir}/predictions.json --bbox-format cxcywh_norm --max-images $MAX_IMAGES --output {run_dir}/metrics.json",
"param_grid": {
"score_threshold": [0.001, 0.01, 0.05, 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4, 0.5]
},
"param_order": ["score_threshold"],
"run_dir": "runs/sweep_threshold/{run_id}",
"metrics": {
"path": "{run_dir}/metrics.json",
"keys": ["metrics.map50", "metrics.map50_95", "metrics.ar100"]
},
"result_jsonl": "reports/sweep_threshold.jsonl",
"result_csv": "reports/sweep_threshold.csv",
"result_md": "reports/sweep_threshold.md",
"shell": true,
"env": {
"DATASET": "data/coco128",
"SPLIT": "train2017",
"CHECKPOINT": "runs/rtdetr_pose/checkpoint.pt",
"DEVICE": "cuda:0",
"MAX_IMAGES": "50"
}
}
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