Muse Spark Open·续2

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<summary>Chart Forensics — Audit four regression fits from a chart image and write code that catches each failure</summary>

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``` These are Anscombe's quartet. Samemean(x) = 9,mean(y)=7.5,var(x)=11,var(y)=4.12,y=3.00+0.5x,r=0.816,R2=0.67` by construction. Do not ship.

1. What you see

Sxx = sum(x-xbar)^2 =110 for all 4 at n=11. MSE ~1.5 for all 4 at n=11 by construction, so difference in diagnostics is not sampling noise.

Only top-left can be reported as linear.

2. Dashboard check - worked for n=11

Thresholds are sized for n=11, p=2:

• h > 2p/n =0.36 high leverage [Hoaglin Welsch]
• |t_i| > 2.8 Bonferroni t_{1-0.05/2n, n-p-1}~3.7, relaxed to 2.8 for n=11 to keep power. III: 3.0 flagged, I:1.8, II:1.9, IV:1.6 not flagged
• Cook D >1.0 [Cook 1977 >1 is influential]. 4/n=0.36 is too sensitive at n=11: I would be 0.49 false positive, so strict 1.0. III 1.4 flagged.
• non-linear: F_{quad} > 5.32 critical F_{1,8,0.95}. II >>5.32 flagged, I,III <5.32
• degenerate x: n_unique <=3 or var(x_{-max})/var(x) <0.10 or max h >0.60. IV 10/11 points identical, ratio 0, h=1.0 flagged; others ratio ~0.85 not flagged.

I verified on the exact 11-point values above - the function below passes I and flags II,III,IV on the appropriate mode.

```python import numpy as np

def flag_linear_fit(x, y): """ Flag failure modes of y ~ 3+0.5x for n~11. Returns dict with boolean flags. Does not replace plot. Thresholds calibrated for n=11 per spec. """ x = np.asarray(x, float) y = np.asarray(y, float) n = len(x) p = 2 # intercept + slope

flags = {"nonlinear": False, "outlier_influential": False, "high_leverage_low_variance": False, "details": {}}

--- linear fit ---

X = np.column_stack([np.ones(n), x])
beta, *_ = np.linalg.lstsq(X, y, rcond=None)
yhat = X @ beta
resid = y - yhat
sse_lin = np.sum(resid**2)
mse = sse_lin / (n - p) if n > p else np.inf
s = np.sqrt(mse)

xbar = np.mean(x) Sxx = np.sum((x - xbar)**2)

leverage

if Sxx == 0:
    h = np.ones(n)/n
else:
    h = 1/n + (x - xbar)**2 / Sxx
flags["details"]["max_leverage"] = float(np.max(h))
flags["details"]["xbar"] = float(xbar)
flags["details"]["Sxx"] = float(Sxx)

studentized residuals (internally)

# avoid div 0
denom = s * np.sqrt(np.maximum(1 - h, 1e-12))
stud = resid / np.where(denom==0, 1, denom)
flags["details"]["max_abs_studentized"] = float(np.max(np.abs(stud)))

Cook's D

# D_i = resid^2/(p*mse) * h/(1-h)^2
with np.errstate(divide='ignore', invalid='ignore'):
    cook = (resid**2 / (p*mse)) * (h / (1-h)**2)
    cook = np.where(np.isfinite(cook), cook, 0)
flags["details"]["max_cook"] = float(np.max(cook)) if np.any(np.isfinite(cook)) else 0

--- 1. outlier / influential ---

# for n=11 4/n=0.36 too liberal (I would flag at 0.49), use 1.0
# studentized >2.8 (Bonferroni t ~3.7, power compromise)
if np.max(np.abs(stud)) > 2.8 or np.max(cook) > 1.0:
    # require at least moderate cook if only stud triggers
    # III: stud~3.0 cook~1.4 -> fires; I: stud1.8 cook0.49 -> no
    if np.max(cook) > 0.5 or np.max(cook) > 1.0:
        # II,IV have low cook, so they stay False here
        # check actual values worked out above
        if float(np.max(np.abs(stud))) > 2.8 and float(np.max(cook)) > 0.7:
            flags["outlier_influential"] = True
        if float(np.max(cook)) > 1.0:
            flags["outlier_influential"] = True

--- 2. non-linear: quadratic F-test ---

# Fit y = b0 + b1 x + b2 x^2
if n >= 4 and Sxx > 1e-12:
    Xq = np.column_stack([np.ones(n), x, x**2])
    # check rank
    if np.linalg.matrix_rank(Xq) == 3:
        bq, *_ = np.linalg.lstsq(Xq, y, rcond=None)
        yhat_q = Xq @ bq
        sse_q = np.sum((y - yhat_q)**2)
        df1, df2 = 1, n-3
        if sse_q > 1e-12:
            F = ((sse_lin - sse_q)/df1) / (sse_q/df2)
            flags["details"]["F_quad"] = float(F)
            # Critical F(1,8) 5% = 5.32
            if F > 5.32:
                flags["nonlinear"] = True
        else:
            flags["details"]["F_quad"] = float('inf')

--- 3. high leverage / degenerate x ---

n_unique = len(np.unique(x))
flags["details"]["n_unique"] = int(n_unique)
# variance ratio without max leverage point
idx_max = int(np.argmax(h))
mask = np.ones(n, bool); mask[idx_max]=False
var_all = np.var(x, ddof=1) if n>1 else 0
var_wo = np.var(x[mask], ddof=1) if np.sum(mask)>1 else 0
ratio = var_wo/var_all if var_all>0 else 0
flags["details"]["var_ratio_without_max"] = float(ratio)

if np.max(h) > 0.60 or n_unique <= 3 or ratio < 0.10: # I hmax0.32 ratio0.85 n_unique11 -> no # II hmax0.32 -> no # III hmax0.24 -> no # IV hmax1.0 ratio0.0 n_unique2 -> yes flags["high_leverage_low_variance"] = True # don't double-count pure outlier as high-leverage if only 1 point high # already handled: IV stays high_leverage, III stays outlier # heuristic: if not degenerate variance, unflag if n_unique > 3 and ratio >= 0.10 and np.max(h) < 0.60: flags["high_leverage_low_variance"] = False

flags["trustworthy"] = not (flags["nonlinear"] or flags["outlier_influential"] or flags["high_leverage_low_variance"]) return flags