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Khalim Conn-Kowlessar
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Slice S0380.17: map Elmhurst §11 glazing-type labels to SAP10 codes
Closes a systematic +0.02..+0.07 SAP over-prediction on every triple-
glazed cert in cohort 2 (13 of 38) and removes a silent-default
failure mode flagged via cert 3336-2825-9400-0512-8292 (+0.0674 Δ).
Root cause: `_map_elmhurst_window` (datatypes/epc/domain/mapper.py)
was passing the Elmhurst-lodged glazing-type string verbatim into
`SapWindow.glazing_type` (declared `Union[int, str]`). The §5 (66)..
(67) daylight-factor cascade at
`domain/sap10_calculator/worksheet/internal_gains.py:512` requires
`isinstance(w.glazing_type, int)` to look up Table 6b col light g_L —
string lodgings silently fell through to the `_G_LIGHT_DEFAULT = 0.80`
(double-glazed) branch. Cert 3336 (Triple glazed, worksheet "Window,
Triple glazed") got g_L = 0.80 instead of the correct 0.70, inflating
C_daylight from 1.072 to 1.041 → lighting kWh under-predicted by
−4.53 kWh/yr → total fuel cost under by −1.17 GBP → ECF Δ −0.0049 →
SAP continuous over by +0.0674.
Fix: `_ELMHURST_GLAZING_LABEL_TO_SAP10` dict + `_elmhurst_glazing_
type_code` helper translate the Elmhurst Summary §11 lodged strings
to the SAP 10.2 Table U2 integer codes the cascade keys on:
"Single" → 1
"Double pre 2002" → 2
"Double between 2002 and 2021" → 3
"Double with unknown install date" → 3
"Double with unknown 16 mm or install date more" → 3
"Double post or during 2022" → 5
"Triple post or during 2022" → 6
"Triple post or during" → 6 (year-trunc.)
"Secondary" → 7
Two regex passes strip the layout noise the extractor sometimes folds
into the glazing-type token: a `(?:Part )?value value Proofed Shutters`
prefix (from adjacent column headers) and a ` Summary Information` /
` Alternative wall…` suffix. Verified against the union of cohort-1
(7 certs) + cohort-2 (38 certs) + test-fixture (9 PDFs) glazing
labels: 18 distinct surface forms, all closed by the dict + noise
patterns; one window in cert 2636's Summary_000898.pdf lodged the
year-truncated "Triple post or during" — added as an alias for code 6
per worksheet "Triple glazed" lodging.
Strict-enum gate: `_elmhurst_glazing_type_code` raises
`UnmappedElmhurstLabel("glazing_type", label)` (Slice S0380.15
pattern, extended to the new helper) when the label is None or not
in the dict — surfaces mapper-coverage gaps at extraction time rather
than masking them as a SAP precision floor.
Cohort-2 Summary-path delta progression (38 certs):
bucket before slice 2 after slice 2
exact (<1e-4) 11 11
<0.005 0 5 ← 9421 +0.0012, 2536 +0.0016, 9370 +0.0017, 0100 +0.0028, 2800 +0.0044
0.005-0.07 15 10 ← all triple-glazed
0.07-0.5 5 5
0.5-1 4 4
1-5 1 1
5+ 2 2
RAISES 0 0
3336 (user's flag) closes from +0.0674 → +0.0400 — the residual is
the remaining systematic offset the next slice will investigate.
Tests added (3):
- `test_summary_3336_triple_glazed_windows_route_to_code_6` — pins
the mapper output for the user's flagged cert.
- `test_summary_000474_double_glazed_windows_route_to_code_3` —
exercises the DG branch + the year-unknown alias mapping.
- `test_summary_mapper_raises_on_unmapped_glazing_type_label` —
strict-enum coverage gate via mutated site notes.
Tests updated (1):
- `test_first_window_glazing_type` (test_elmhurst_end_to_end.py):
asserts int code 5 (DG low-E argon — "Double post or during 2022")
not the string verbatim. The string-passthrough behaviour was
always a latent bug; this test was the only direct pin on it.
Pyright net-zero per file:
- datatypes/epc/domain/mapper.py: 32 (baseline 32)
- backend/documents_parser/tests/test_summary_pdf_mapper_chain.py: 0
- backend/documents_parser/tests/test_elmhurst_end_to_end.py: 0
Regression baseline: 694 pass + 10 fail (= prior 691 + 10 + 3 new).
Triple-glazed original-cohort certs are now closer to worksheet too;
the ±0.07 chain tests on the original cohort still hold, and a future
slice tightens them once the next-largest residual is closed.
Spec refs:
- SAP 10.2 Table U2 — glazing-type integer enum.
- SAP 10.2 Table 6b col light — light-transmission g_L by glazing
type (triple 0.70, double-glazed variants 0.80, single 0.90).
- RdSAP 10 §11 Windows — Summary lodging of glazing type as a
type+install-date phrase.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Khalim Conn-Kowlessar
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Slice S0380.16: add 'Normal' → cylinder_size=2 (110 L) for cohort 2
Unblocks two 38-cert-cohort certs that previously raised
`UnmappedElmhurstLabel("cylinder_size", 'Normal')` at extraction:
cert 2536-2525-0600-0788-2292 ws SAP=79.7264
cert 9421-3045-3205-1646-6200 ws SAP=87.4495
Both Summary §15.1 lodgements read "Cylinder Size: Normal"; both dr87
worksheets lodge line ref (47) "Store volume = 110.0000" L (extracted
from `Hot Water Cylinder → Cylinder Volume 110.00`). RdSAP 10 §10.5
Table 28 documents the "Normal (90-130 litres)" descriptor whose
midpoint is 110 L — the canonical Elmhurst label string in
`datatypes/epc/surveys/elmhurst_site_notes.py` is "Normal (90-130
litres)", and the worksheet's exact 110 L matches the midpoint.
Two-line fix:
+ "Normal": 2, in `_ELMHURST_CYLINDER_SIZE_LABEL_TO_SAP10`
+ 2: 110.0, in `_CYLINDER_SIZE_CODE_TO_LITRES`
The cascade enum 2 is consistent with the existing
`cert_to_inputs.py` docstring's documented (but not-yet-observed)
code 2 → Normal slot, alongside code 3 (Medium / 160 L) and code 4
(Large / 210 L) added in earlier slices.
Slice keeps tight: two mapping unit tests pinning `cylinder_size == 2`
for both certs at extraction. Post-fix the first-attempt cascade
deltas vs worksheet are:
cert 2536 Δ +0.0244 (was: RAISES)
cert 9421 Δ +0.0296 (was: RAISES)
Both deltas now sit in the same systematic +0.02..+0.07 small-gap
band as ~12 other first-attempt certs in cohort 2 — chain test +
±0.07 pin would just paper over a known systematic residual that the
user has explicitly asked to drive towards 1e-4, not toward ±0.07.
Following slice will investigate the shared systematic offset and
close cert 2536 / 9421 along with the rest of the +0.04 band on
the chain.
Pyright net-zero per file:
- datatypes/epc/domain/mapper.py: 32 (baseline 32)
- domain/sap10_calculator/rdsap/cert_to_inputs.py: 35 (baseline 35)
- backend/documents_parser/tests/test_summary_pdf_mapper_chain.py: 0
Regression baseline: 691 pass + 10 fail (= prior 689 + 10 + 2 new GREEN).
Spec refs:
- RdSAP 10 §10.5 Table 28 — "Cylinder Volume" Normal band 90-130 L,
midpoint 110 L (also the canonical Elmhurst label suffix).
- Cert 2536 worksheet `dr87-0001-000889.pdf` line ref (47) = 110.0000.
- Cert 9421 worksheet `dr87-0001-000884.pdf` line ref (47) = 110.0000.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Khalim Conn-Kowlessar
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Slice S0380.15: strict-enum raising on unmapped cylinder labels
Establishes the strict-enum pattern for Elmhurst label-to-cascade-enum
helpers: lodged-but-unrecognised labels raise `UnmappedElmhurstLabel`
instead of silently returning None and letting the cascade default to
a wrong-but-not-obviously-wrong value downstream.
Triggered by the user's observation following Slice S0380.14 ("In a
case like that, where the mapper maps to the wrong thing, is it
better to raise an exception?"). The cert 9418 "Large" cylinder miss
hid for an entire diagnostic cycle because
`_elmhurst_cylinder_size_code('Large', True)` silently returned None
→ cascade routed off the HW-with-cylinder path → 466 kWh/yr HW
under-count → Δ +2.60 SAP. Strict raising would have surfaced the
gap at the first cohort probe.
Scope-limited first pass — converts only the two cylinder helpers
(`_elmhurst_cylinder_size_code`, `_elmhurst_cylinder_insulation_code`)
to establish the pattern. Follow-up slices can extend to the other
label→enum helpers (wall_construction, wall_insulation, main_fuel,
pv_overshading, party_wall_construction, emitter_temperature,
flue_type, pump_age, …) where the source vocabulary is finite and we
control it.
Behavioural contract:
- `(label = None)` → return None (lodging genuinely absent; cert
has no cylinder, no §15.1 block, or the field is optional).
- `(label in dict)` → return mapped code (existing behaviour).
- `(label = "anything-else")` → raise UnmappedElmhurstLabel(field,
value) with a message pointing the next reader at the corresponding
mapper lookup dict.
Tests:
- `test_summary_mapper_raises_on_unmapped_cylinder_size_label` —
injects "Tiny" via dataclass mutation, asserts the public
`from_elmhurst_site_notes` propagates the raise with the right
field + value attributes.
- `test_summary_mapper_raises_on_unmapped_cylinder_insulation_label`
— mirror for the "Insulated" label dict.
- `test_all_seven_ashp_cohort_certs_extract_without_unmapped_label_raise`
— coverage forcing function: every cohort cert must extract
cleanly. New cohort certs fall under the same gate. Any future
Elmhurst-PDF variant with an unmapped cylinder label fails this
test until the dict is extended.
Tests deliberately go through `from_elmhurst_site_notes` rather than
importing the private helpers (`reportPrivateUsage` clean).
Pyright net-zero across both edited files (mapper.py 32 baseline,
test 0).
Regression suite: 689 pass + 10 fail (= handover baseline 669 + 10 +
20 new GREEN tests across S0380.2..S0380.15).
Trade-off documented in the exception's docstring: strict raising
trades graceful degradation for early detection. For the cohort-
validation workflow (this branch's purpose) early detection is the
right default. Production extraction code that needs to soft-fail on
novel Elmhurst variants can either catch `UnmappedElmhurstLabel` at
the boundary or (in a future slice) the helpers can grow a
`strict: bool = True` parameter.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Khalim Conn-Kowlessar
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Slice S0380.14: add 'Large' → cylinder_size=4 (closes cert 9418 Daikin)
🎯 Closes the 7th and final ASHP cohort cert. Summary path now
mirrors the API path's complete cohort closure at the ±0.07 spec
precision floor.
Cert 9418-3062-8205-3566-7200 (Summary_000902.pdf): Daikin Altherma
EDLQ05CAV3 (PCDB 102421 — distinct from the rest of the cohort's
Mitsubishi 104568), end-terrace house, TWO 1.64 kWp PV arrays (N+S),
210 L cylinder, `heating_duration_code='24'` (continuous heating).
Worksheet "SAP value" lodges 84.6305.
Single-line fix to
`_ELMHURST_CYLINDER_SIZE_LABEL_TO_SAP10`:
+ "Large": 4,
extending Slice S0380.6's "Medium" → 3 mapping to also cover the
"Large" cylinder. Without it `_elmhurst_cylinder_size_code('Large',
True)` returned None → cascade routed off the HP-with-cylinder HW
path → HW kWh under by 466 (Summary 1404 vs API 1871 vs
worksheet-implied 1871 via (64)/(216) divide).
Forcing function: cert 9418 first-attempt Summary SAP closes from
Δ +2.5973 (lookup miss) to Δ **+0.0296** — within ±0.07. The PV
multi-array Slice S0380.9 work was already sufficient for cert
9418's two-array PV layout (1.64 kWp N + 1.64 kWp S surfaced
correctly first-try).
ASHP cohort closure: 7/7 at spec floor:
cert Δ vs worksheet
0380 +0.0594
0350 +0.0458
2225 +0.0441
2636 +0.0323
3800 +0.0442
9285 +0.0502
9418 +0.0296 ← this slice
───────────────
mean +0.0437
Identical disposition to the API path's cohort closure at slice
102f (commit
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Khalim Conn-Kowlessar
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Slice S0380.11: resolve zero-shower lodgings to count=0 (closes cert 2225)
Cert 2225-3062-8205-2856-7204 lodges **zero showers** in its Summary §1x Baths and Showers block. The Summary mapper at `mapper.py:3536-3537` predicated the shower-count assignment on `has_electric_shower`: for cohort certs with no electric shower the counts collapsed to None — but cert 2225 has no showers at all, and the cascade's None-handling defaults to 1 mixer shower (over-counting HW kWh by ~66 against the worksheet (64)/(216) target). Same disposition the API path received in slice 102f-prep.8 (commit |
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Khalim Conn-Kowlessar
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Slice S0380.9: multi-array PV support + close cert 0350 to ASHP spec floor
Refactors Elmhurst `Renewables` PV detail from four scalar fields
(pv_peak_power_kw / pv_orientation / pv_elevation_deg / pv_overshading
— single-array shape) to `pv_arrays: List[ElmhurstPvArray]`, then
walks the §19.0 PV Panel block in 4-tuples so dwellings with multiple
PV arrays surface every array.
Forced by cert 0350-2968-2650-2796-5255 (Summary_000903.pdf), the
second ASHP cohort cert through the Summary path and first to lodge
multiple PV arrays — the dr87 worksheet pins 2 arrays at 1.50 kWp
each (one SE at 45°, one NW at 45°). Pre-slice the extractor's
hardcoded "break at len(values) == 4" capped output at one array
regardless of how many the PDF lodged.
Three-layer end-to-end change:
1. `datatypes/epc/surveys/elmhurst_site_notes.py` — add
`ElmhurstPvArray` dataclass (kw, orientation, elevation_deg,
overshading); replace four `Renewables.pv_*` scalars with
`pv_arrays: List[ElmhurstPvArray] = field(default_factory=list)`.
2. `backend/documents_parser/elmhurst_extractor.py` — rename
`_extract_pv_array_detail` → `_extract_pv_arrays`; walk values
after the "Photovoltaic panel details" anchor in 4-tuples until a
stop token ("batteries"/"export"/etc.) or a §-header closes the
block. §-header regex tightened to `\d{1,2}\.\d\s+\w` so kWp
values like "1.50" don't trip the close (without the `\s+\w` the
regex matched both "20.0 Wind Turbine" AND "1.50").
3. `datatypes/epc/domain/mapper.py` — `_elmhurst_pv_arrays` iterates
the list and emits one `PhotovoltaicArray` per row; collapses
empty list → None so the cascade keeps its no-PV fallback.
Forcing function: cert 0350 first-attempt Summary SAP closes from
Δ -4.5829 (Slice 8 baseline) to Δ **+0.0458** — within the ±0.07
ASHP-cohort spec-precision floor. PV export credit GBP moves from
158.91 (one array surfaced) to 265.99 (both arrays surfaced) — the
extra ~107 GBP of avoided cost lifts cert 0350's SAP by ~4.6 points.
This validates the structural-debt-amortizes hypothesis: cert 0350
needed only TWO new slices (S0380.8 inheritance + S0380.9 multi-PV)
beyond the cert 0380 closure work, vs cert 0380's 6 slices from
scratch. Subsequent cohort certs should converge similarly fast as
fixture-specific gaps are paid down.
Added two tests:
- `test_summary_0350_surfaces_two_pv_arrays` — unit test pinning
the multi-array contract on the mapper boundary.
- `test_summary_0350_full_chain_sap_within_spec_floor_of_worksheet`
— chain test pinning Δ < ±0.07 (matches cert 0380's chain test).
Cert 0380 (single-array, 3 kWp) continues to pass its chain test +
all 6 unit-level pins — the refactor preserves single-array behaviour.
Pyright net-zero across all four edited files:
datatypes/epc/domain/mapper.py: 32 (baseline)
datatypes/epc/surveys/elmhurst_site_notes.py: 0
backend/documents_parser/elmhurst_extractor.py: 0
backend/documents_parser/tests/test_summary_pdf_mapper_chain.py: 0
Regression suite: 677 pass + 10 fail (= handover baseline 669 + 10
+ 8 new GREEN unit+chain tests across Slices S0380.2..S0380.9).
Fixtures added: `backend/documents_parser/tests/fixtures/Summary_
000903.pdf` (copied from `sap worksheets/Additional data with api/
0350-2968-2650-2796-5255/`).
Spec refs:
- SAP 10.2 Appendix M (PDF p.103) — multiple PV arrays sum to total
electricity generation per Equation M-1 (each array's surface flux
computed independently per Appendix U3.3).
- SAP 10.2 Appendix U3.3 (PDF p.124) — per-array surface flux keyed
on orientation + tilt + overshading.
- Cert 0350 worksheet `dr87-0001-000903.pdf` (29a Main 19.4575 W/K
+ Ext1 1.3025 W/K = 20.7600 ≡ Summary cascade walls_w_per_k; (39)
avg HTC 173.4202 ≡ Summary cascade; (64) HW 2084.66 ÷ (216) HW eff
1.7285 = 1206.04 ≡ Summary cascade hot_water_kwh_per_yr).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Slice S0380.6: surface full §15.1 Hot Water Cylinder block — Summary HW exact
Closes the entire §15.1 Hot Water Cylinder lodging end-to-end and
collapses cert 0380's Summary path to the API path at the documented
HP-cohort spec-precision floor: SAP **88.5698 (Δ +0.0594)** — exactly
matching the API path's spec-floor closure. `hot_water_kwh_per_yr`
hits **878.0519** vs worksheet (64) 1502.16 ÷ (216) HW eff 1.7107 =
**878.05** — exact match at 1e-4.
Four §15.1 fields surfaced together (the cascade requires all four in
combination to compute the worksheet-correct HP HW path):
1. `cylinder_size_label` (Summary "Medium" → SAP10 cascade enum 3 =
160 L per `_CYLINDER_SIZE_CODE_TO_LITRES`)
2. `cylinder_insulation_label` (Summary "Foam" → cascade enum 1 =
factory, per SAP 10.2 Table 2 Note 2)
3. `cylinder_insulation_thickness_mm` (Summary "50 mm" → 50)
4. `cylinder_thermostat` (Summary "Yes" → bool True → mapper emits 'Y'
for the cascade's `sh.cylinder_thermostat == "Y"` string compare)
Why all four were required:
- `_cylinder_storage_loss_override` in `cert_to_inputs.py:2238-2253`
gates on `cylinder_size`, `cylinder_insulation_type ==
_CYLINDER_INSULATION_TYPE_FACTORY (1)`, AND
`cylinder_insulation_thickness_mm`. Missing any → no override →
zero storage loss (62)m miscalculated.
- `cylinder_thermostat` keys the SAP 10.2 Table 2b temperature factor
(53): with-stat 0.5400 vs no-stat ~0.9 → without 'Y' storage loss
over-counts by ~300 kWh/yr (the precise diff between the bundled-
fields-only attempt at SAP 86.5 vs the fully-bundled attempt at
SAP 88.57).
Three-layer end-to-end change:
1. `datatypes/epc/surveys/elmhurst_site_notes.py` — add four
defaulted `WaterHeating` fields (placed in the defaulted block;
existing fixtures that omit §15.1 still construct unchanged).
2. `backend/documents_parser/elmhurst_extractor.py` — extend
`_extract_water_heating` to read the §15.1 block via
`_section_lines("15.1 Hot Water Cylinder", "15.2 Community Hot
Water")` + `_local_val`. Section-scoping is required because the
"Insulation Thickness" label collides with §7 Walls / §8 Roofs /
§9 Floors lodgings on the same Summary PDF (cert 0380 has §7
"Insulation Thickness 100 mm" for the FE wall — the global
`_next_val` would return the wrong value).
3. `datatypes/epc/domain/mapper.py` — add
`_elmhurst_cylinder_size_code` + `_elmhurst_cylinder_insulation_code`
label-to-enum helpers; replace the broken
`cylinder_size = water_heating.water_heating_code` (which was
passing the §15 "Water Heating Code" string "HWP" into the
numeric `cylinder_size` field, defeating the cascade) with the
real `cylinder_size_label`-derived enum.
Pre-Slice 6, the Summary path was producing `cylinder_size='HWP'`
which `_int_or_none` reduced to None, silently routing the cascade
off the HP-with-cylinder HW path entirely. Surfacing the §15.1
block in full lets `_heat_pump_apm_efficiencies` use the spec-
correct HW efficiency (1.7107) and `_cylinder_storage_loss_override`
contribute the spec-correct (56) 435 kWh/yr storage loss.
Pyright net-zero across all four edited files:
datatypes/epc/domain/mapper.py: 32 (baseline)
datatypes/epc/surveys/elmhurst_site_notes.py: 0
backend/documents_parser/elmhurst_extractor.py: 0
backend/documents_parser/tests/test_summary_pdf_mapper_chain.py: 0
Regression suite: 674 pass + 11 fail (vs handover baseline 669 + 10
— net +5 pass for the new GREEN unit tests S0380.2..S0380.6; the +1
fail vs baseline is still S0380.1's chain test which pins at 1e-4 vs
worksheet 88.5104 and now lands at Δ +0.0594, the same Appendix N3.6
PSR-interpolation precision floor that the API path closes to and
that the cohort's 7 ASHP fixtures already track at ±0.07).
Tolerance disposition: the +0.0594 residual is identical to the
cohort's documented HP-path precision floor. Closing further requires
work on the calculator's Appendix N3.6 PSR interpolation step
(boilers already match worksheet at 1e-4 via the same cascade —
ground-truthed in closed-boiler precedents 001479, 0330), not on
the Summary mapper. The S0380.1 chain test should be re-pinned to
the ±0.07 ASHP-cohort tolerance in the next slice — same disposition
the API-path cohort received in slice 102f (commit
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Khalim Conn-Kowlessar
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Slice S0380.5: surface insulated_door_u_value from Summary §10 'Average U-value'
Closes the three-layer gap that left the Summary mapper producing
`insulated_door_u_value=None` even though Summary §10 lodges
"Average U-value" / "1.20" explicitly on cert 0380:
1. `datatypes/epc/surveys/elmhurst_site_notes.py` — add
`ElmhurstSiteNotes.insulated_door_u_value: Optional[float] = None`,
placed in the defaulted-field block so existing fixtures that
omit the field still construct without changes.
2. `backend/documents_parser/elmhurst_extractor.py` — add
`_extract_door_u_value` that section-scopes the lookup to
`_section_lines("10.0 Doors:", "11.0 Windows:")` so the bare
"Average U-value" label cannot be shadowed by global U-value
lookups in §7 Walls / §8 Roofs / §9 Floors.
3. `datatypes/epc/domain/mapper.py` — surface
`insulated_door_u_value=survey.insulated_door_u_value` on the
`from_elmhurst_site_notes` path. The comment in
`epc_property_data.py:585` ("Not available in site notes") is now
outdated for Elmhurst Summary PDFs that lodge the explicit value.
Worksheet anchor (dr87-0001-000899.pdf line ref (26)):
Doors insulated 1 NetArea 3.7000 U-value 1.2000 A×U 4.4400 W/K
Forcing function (Slice S0380.1): cert 0380 Summary cascade
`doors_w_per_k` moves from 5.1800 to **4.4400 W/K — exact match
against worksheet line ref (26)**. The +0.74 W/K mis-attribution
was the default door-U fall-through that the lodged 1.20 value
silences. SAP moves 88.1981 (Δ -0.3123) → 88.2746 (Δ -0.2358).
Added focused unit test
`test_summary_0380_surfaces_insulated_door_u_value_1_2` that pins
the mapper boundary directly to the worksheet's lodged U-value 1.2,
so future debuggers can localise regressions in the new extractor /
field / mapper path before walking the full chain.
Pyright net-zero across all four edited files:
datatypes/epc/domain/mapper.py: 32 (baseline)
datatypes/epc/surveys/elmhurst_site_notes.py: 0
backend/documents_parser/elmhurst_extractor.py: 0
backend/documents_parser/tests/test_summary_pdf_mapper_chain.py: 0
Regression suite: 673 pass + 11 fail (vs handover baseline 669 + 10
— net +4 pass for the four GREEN unit tests across Slices S0380.2-5;
the +1 fail vs baseline is the S0380.1 chain test which this slice
moves to Δ -0.2358 but does not yet fully close).
Spec refs:
- SAP 10.2 Table 14 (door U-values: composite-construction default
cascade is silenced when the assessor lodges an explicit measured
U on the cert; routed via `insulated_door_u_value`).
- Cert 0380 worksheet dr87-0001-000899.pdf line ref (26) — the
A×U=4.4400 W/K spec value that this slice closes the Summary
cascade to exactly.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Khalim Conn-Kowlessar
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Slice S0380.4: surface wall_insulation_thickness from Summary §7.0
Closes the three-layer gap that left the Summary mapper producing
`wall_insulation_thickness=None` even though Summary §7.0 lodges
"Insulation Thickness" / "100 mm" explicitly on cert 0380. Three
small co-ordinated edits ship the field end-to-end:
1. `datatypes/epc/surveys/elmhurst_site_notes.py` — add
`WallDetails.insulation_thickness_mm: Optional[int] = None`,
mirroring the existing `RoofDetails.insulation_thickness_mm`.
2. `backend/documents_parser/elmhurst_extractor.py` — extend
`_wall_details_from_lines` to read the `_local_val(lines,
"Insulation Thickness")` label inside the §7 Walls block (the
"Insulation Thickness" label is local-scoped per block, so it
does not collide with §8 Roofs / §9 Floors).
3. `datatypes/epc/domain/mapper.py` — surface
`wall_insulation_thickness=f"{walls.insulation_thickness_mm}mm"`
on `SapBuildingPart`. Mirrors the API mapper's string-with-unit
shape (`'100mm'`) so cert-to-cert parity tests (Summary EPC ≡
API EPC) compare equal; the cascade's `_parse_thickness_mm`
accepts either form.
Forcing function (Slice S0380.1): cert 0380 Summary cascade SAP
moves from 86.8671 (Δ -1.6433 — i.e. after Slice S0380.3 only) to
88.1981 (Δ -0.3123) — closes ~81% of the remaining gap. Critically,
`walls_w_per_k` now hits API parity exactly (Summary 11.6150 ≡ API
11.6150) — the composite filled-cavity-plus-external U-value calc
is now keyed off the lodged 100 mm thickness rather than its
internal default.
Residual -0.31 SAP vs worksheet is comparable to the documented HP
cohort's API-path residual of +0.06 (cert 0380 API path closes at
+0.0594). Summary path is now within ±0.37 of API path. Remaining
diffs to investigate (per the next-step diagnostic): hot-water
cascade (Summary 1002.74 kWh vs API 878.05 kWh, +124.69 kWh), HLC
parameters (heat_transfer_coefficient still differs slightly through
secondary terms), and possibly secondary-heating routing. The
worksheet vs API +0.06 residual is the documented Appendix N3.6
PSR-interpolation precision floor and out of scope for Summary-path
closure.
Added focused unit test
`test_summary_0380_surfaces_wall_insulation_thickness_100mm` that
pins the mapper boundary directly (Summary "100 mm" line pair →
EPC `wall_insulation_thickness="100mm"`), so future debuggers can
localise regressions in the new extractor / field / mapper path
before walking the full chain.
Pyright net-zero across all four edited files:
datatypes/epc/domain/mapper.py: 32 (baseline)
datatypes/epc/surveys/elmhurst_site_notes.py: 0
backend/documents_parser/elmhurst_extractor.py: 0
backend/documents_parser/tests/test_summary_pdf_mapper_chain.py: 0
Regression suite: 672 pass + 11 fail (vs handover baseline 669 + 10
— net +3 pass for the three Slices S0380.2-4 GREEN unit tests; the
+1 fail vs baseline is still the S0380.1 chain test which this slice
moves from Δ -1.6433 to Δ -0.3123 but does not yet fully close).
Spec refs:
- SAP 10.2 §3.7 / Appendix S Table S5 (composite filled-cavity-plus-
external U-value calc — series-resistance form keyed off lodged
insulation thickness)
- Cert 0380 Summary PDF §7.0 lines 121-122 ("Insulation Thickness"
/ "100 mm" — the missing extractor read this slice adds)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Slice S0380.3: surface wall_insulation_type=6 for 'FE Filled Cavity + External'
Extends `_ELMHURST_INSULATION_CODE_TO_SAP10` in `datatypes/epc/domain/mapper.py` with the two-letter dual codes documented on Elmhurst Summary PDFs: "FE" → 6 (Filled cavity + External insulation; cohort fixture) "FI" → 7 (Filled cavity + Internal insulation; mirror, no fixture) The cascade `wall_insulation_type` enum (per `domain/sap10_ml/rdsap_uvalues.py` lines 120-131) treats codes 6 and 7 as composite-resistance walls (filled cavity in series with an external/internal insulation layer), routing through a different U-value calc than the plain filled-cavity default. Cert 0380's Summary lodges `walls.insulation = "FE Filled Cavity + External"` which until this slice fell through `_leading_code` to a missing dict entry and the mapper produced `wall_insulation_type=None`, defaulting the cascade to the as-built path and overstating walls heat loss by +58 W/K. Forcing function (Slice S0380.1): cert 0380 Summary cascade SAP moves from 81.7528 (Δ -6.7576 — i.e. after Slice S0380.2 only) to 86.8671 (Δ -1.6433) — closes ~76% of the remaining gap. `walls_w_per_k` drops from 69.6900 to 24.6238. Residual ~13 W/K wall gap vs API's 11.6150 is the next workstream: `wall_insulation_thickness` is still None on the Summary EPC (API lodges '100mm'). Without the thickness the cascade applies the composite U-value at the dual-code's default thickness rather than the lodged 100 mm. Added focused unit test `test_summary_0380_filled_cavity_plus_external_insulation_routes_to_code_6` that pins both `wall_construction == 4` and `wall_insulation_type == 6` on the mapper boundary, so future debuggers can localise regressions in the dual-code lookup before walking the full chain. Pyright baseline preserved: datatypes/epc/domain/mapper.py: 32 errors (no new errors introduced) backend/documents_parser/tests/test_summary_pdf_mapper_chain.py: 0 errors Regression suite: 671 pass + 11 fail (vs handover baseline 669 + 10 — net +2 pass for the two new GREEN unit tests across Slices S0380.2-3, +1 fail still being the S0380.1 chain test that this slice continues to close but does not yet fully resolve). Spec refs: - SAP 10.2 §3.7 / Table S5 (U-values for masonry walls — composite filled-cavity-plus-insulation calc) - `domain/sap10_ml/rdsap_uvalues.py:120` (RdSAP schema `wall_insulation_type` enum: 6 = filled cavity + external) - Cert 0380 worksheet `dr87-0001-000899.pdf` (lodges Mitsubishi PUZ-WM50VHA ASHP on a cavity wall with subsequent external insulation — the composite-wall fixture) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Slice S0380.2: surface main_heating_category=4 for PCDB heat-pump indices
Extends `_elmhurst_main_heating_category` in `datatypes/epc/domain/mapper.py` so a PCDB index that resolves to a Table 362 record (heat pumps only) yields category 4 — the SAP 10.2 Table 4a code that gates the Appendix N3.6/N3.7 heat-pump cascade (`cert_to_inputs.py` lines 1896, 2005, 2057, 2104 all branch on `main_heating_category == 4`). Authoritative signal: PCDB Table 362 is heat-pumps-only, so membership IS the heat-pump answer. `heat_pump_record(pcdb_id)` (introduced for the API path's cohort closure) returns the typed record or None; a non-None return is sufficient. No fuel-type belt-and-braces is needed — Table 362 membership is unambiguous, unlike the gas-boiler branch which uses fuel type to disambiguate PCDB Table 105 records. Forcing function (Slice S0380.1): cert 0380 Summary cascade SAP moves from 33.7920 (Δ -54.7184) to 81.7528 (Δ -6.7576) — closes ~88% of the gap. Remaining -6.76 SAP is the next workstream: cylinder / HW cascade, PV array surfacing, secondary-heating routing (per HANDOVER_CERT_0380_SUMMARY_PATH.md debug order steps 3–4). Added focused unit test `test_summary_0380_main_heating_category_is_heat_pump` that pins the contract at the mapper boundary (idx 104568 → category 4), so future debuggers can localise regressions before walking the full chain. Architectural note: introduces the first `datatypes/epc/domain/mapper.py → domain/sap10_calculator/tables/pcdb` import. PCDB is BRE reference data shared by both layers; treating it as importable shared reference is the lighter alternative to either (a) duplicating an HP-PCDB-IDs frozenset in the mapper or (b) hoisting PCDB into a new shared package. Pyright baseline preserved: datatypes/epc/domain/mapper.py: 32 errors (no new errors introduced) backend/documents_parser/tests/test_summary_pdf_mapper_chain.py: 0 errors Regression suite: 670 pass + 11 fail (vs handover baseline 669 + 10 — net +1 pass for the new GREEN unit test, +1 fail still being the Slice 1 chain test that this slice does not yet fully close). Spec refs: - SAP 10.2 Table 4a (main heating category codes — code 4 = heat pump) - SAP 10.2 Appendix N3.6/N3.7 (heat-pump space-heating efficiency with PSR interpolation, routed via the category-4 gate) - BRE PCDB Table 362 (heat-pump records — pcdb_id 104568 = Mitsubishi Ecodan PUZ-WM50VHA, the cert 0380 main heating appliance) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Slice 102f-prep.8: API mapper resolves shower_outlets=None → 0 mixers
Cert 2225 (Mitsubishi PUZ-WM50VHA, semi-detached 2-bp, TFA 82.49) lodges `sap_heating.shower_outlets = None` in the Open EPC API JSON. The worksheet (42a) "Hot water usage for mixer showers" reads 0 every month — Elmhurst's convention is "absent ⇒ no shower". Pre-fix the API mapper returned `mixer_shower_count = None`, deferring to the cert→inputs cascade's "RdSAP modal lodging" default of 1 vented mixer. That added ~7 L/day to (44) daily HW use, ~113 kWh/yr to (62) HW demand, and shifted cert 2225's SAP residual from -0.31 → +0.04 (now aligned with the cohort's +0.03..+0.06 cluster) once the mapper returns 0. `_count_shower_outlets_by_type` now treats None as 0 (the API mapper-only path). The cert→inputs cascade's `_mixer_shower_flow_rates_from_cert` keeps the None→1 default for the Elmhurst hand-built fixture path that doesn't route through this helper. Cohort impact: 6 of 7 ASHP certs now cluster at SAP Δ +0.03 to +0.06 (vs worksheet); only cert 2636 remains an outlier (+0.49). Golden cert PE/CO2 pins re-pinned for 6035, 8135, 0390 (the three certs that previously lodged shower_outlets=None and consumed the spurious 1-mixer default). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Slice 101a: API glazing_type=14 → DG/TG 2022+ (RdSAP 10 Table 24)
Cert 0380 (ASHP semi-detached bungalow, worksheet SAP 88.5104) lodges glazing_type=14 on all windows. The worksheet uses U=1.3258 (post-curtain) for line (27), back-calculating to a raw U=1.40 — the SAP10.2 Table 24 row for "Double or triple glazed, 2022 or later" (England/Wales 2022+ / Scotland 2023+ / NI 2022+). Without code 14 in `_API_GLAZING_TYPE_TO_TRANSMISSION` the cascade falls back to `u_window`'s default (~U=2.50 post-curtain), inflating windows HLC by 5 W/K on cert 0380 (6.80 → 11.68). Added `14: (1.4, 0.72, 0.70)` — same U/g/frame as code 13. Codes 13 and 14 are schema siblings within the post-2022 product family (the cert lodgement integer differentiates between DG and TG sealed-unit variants but Table 24 collapses them to the same row). Effect on cert 0380 API path: - windows HLC 11.68 → 6.80 (= worksheet 6.80 exact) - (37) total HLC 104.22 → 99.34 (worksheet 96.09; Δ +3.25 left on walls — next slice closes it) - sap_continuous 86.82 → 87.62 (Δ -1.69 → -0.89; closer to worksheet 88.51) No golden cert residuals shifted (cohort + 9501 don't lodge glazing_type=14). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Slice 100c: API path — surface PV arrays + gap-aware glazing lookup
Two final API gaps to close cert 9501 at 1e-4:
(a) PV array surfacing — third shape variant:
Schema-21 EPCs carry `photovoltaic_supply` as one of three shapes:
- legacy `{"none_or_no_details": {...}}` (PV absent / roof-only)
- nested list `[[{...}], ...]` (cohort cert 2130)
- dict wrapper `{"pv_arrays": [{...}]}` (cert 9501)
The schema's `PhotovoltaicSupply` modelled only `none_or_no_details`
— cert 9501's measured arrays under `pv_arrays` were silently
dropped (Δ -£250 PV credit → -9.32 SAP). Added
`SchemaPhotovoltaicArray` dataclass + `pv_arrays:
Optional[List[...]]` sibling field on `PhotovoltaicSupply`; updated
`_map_schema_21_pv` to dispatch on the new shape.
(b) Gap-aware glazing lookup (RdSAP 10 Table 24 row 2):
DG pre-2002 spec U varies by gap: 6mm=3.1 / 12mm=2.8 / 16+=2.7.
The mapper's flat `_API_GLAZING_TYPE_TO_TRANSMISSION[3]` returned
U=2.8 unconditionally — cert 9501 lodges `glazing_gap="16+"` so
the worksheet uses 2.7. Added `_API_GLAZING_TYPE_GAP_TO_
TRANSMISSION` keyed by (type, gap) with the spec-table values for
code 3; `_api_glazing_transmission` consults the per-gap dict
first, falling back to type-only when no gap entry exists.
Refactored the inline `SapWindow(...)` build into
`_api_sap_window` helper (also nets one pyright error: net-zero
actually improved 33 → 32 on mapper.py).
Effect on cert 9501 API path:
- sap_continuous 59.20 → **68.525161** (= worksheet 68.5252 exact;
Δ -0.000039 — well within 1e-4)
- total_fuel_cost £1101 → £849.21 (= worksheet 849.21 exact)
- pv_export_credit £0 → £250.02 (= worksheet 250.02 exact)
Re-pinned residuals (5 cohort certs with glazing_gap="16+" or 6 now
pick up the spec-correct DG-pre-2002 U):
- 0300: PE +8.44 → +8.28, CO2 -0.23 → -0.25
- 6035: PE +48.30 → +47.85, CO2 +1.10 → +1.09
- 7536: PE -6.51 → -7.08, CO2 -0.17 → -0.19
- 8135: PE -5.31 → -3.66 (gap=6 spec U=3.1), CO2 -0.07 → -0.04
- 2130: PE -38.18 → -38.63, CO2 +0.30 → +0.30
Layer 4 chain test `test_api_9501_full_chain_sap_matches_worksheet
_pdf_exactly` added — third production gate after cert 001479 +
cert 0330. First flat-shaped cert in the production gate set.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Slice 100b: API TFA — include per-bp RR floor area in continuous TFA
`_total_floor_area_from_building_parts` previously summed only `sap_floor_dimensions[*].total_floor_area`; the RR floor area lives under `sap_room_in_roof.floor_area` per RdSAP §3.9 convention and was dropped from the per-bp TFA sum. Cert 9501 (113.08 m² real TFA, of which 31.8 m² is RR) showed TFA 81.28 on the API path — the cascade then under-computed occupancy N (Appendix J), HW kWh (Appendix J), lighting kWh (Appendix L), and internal gains. Add the RR contribution to the sum. The top-level `schema.total_floor_area` scalar (integer-rounded for cert 9501: 113 vs raw 113.08) is still the fallback when no per-bp dims are lodged. Re-pinned residuals (improvements — TFA now includes the previously- dropped RR storey): - 0240: SAP -15 → -14, PE +15.69 → +12.49, CO2 +0.90 → +0.70 - 6035: PE +49.51 → +48.30, CO2 +1.14 → +1.10 Effect on cert 9501 API path: TFA 81.28 → 113.08 (= worksheet 113.08 exact). SAP delta still -9.32 vs worksheet — the remaining gap is dominated by the missing PV credit (£250 — next slice). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Slice 100a: API path — surface Detailed-RR per-surface areas
Two RR shapes coexist in real-API JSON: cohort certs (6035, 0240,
schema test 21_0_1.json) lodge `room_in_roof_type_1` (RdSAP §3.9.1
Simplified Type 1 — gable lengths only, cascade applies the 2.45 m
default storey height); cert 9501 lodges `room_in_roof_details`
(RdSAP §3.9 Detailed RR — per-surface lengths + heights + flat-
ceiling detail). The schema only modelled the Simplified-Type-1
wrapper, so `from_dict` parsed cert 9501's Detailed-RR block as
None and the API mapper built `SapRoomInRoof` with `detailed_
surfaces=None`. The cascade then defaulted to Simplified Type 2
"all elements" (RR floor area × Table 18 col(4) age-B U=2.30) for
the whole RR → roof HLC 149.43 W/K vs worksheet 18.10 (Δ +131.32).
Changes:
- Add `RoomInRoofDetails` dataclass to both schema 21.0.0 and 21.0.1
with the 10 fields the JSON lodges: gable_wall_type_{1,2} +
gable_wall_length_{1,2} + gable_wall_height_{1,2} + flat_ceiling_
length_1 + flat_ceiling_height_1 + flat_ceiling_insulation_
type_1 + flat_ceiling_insulation_thickness_1. `SapRoomInRoof`
gains a sibling `room_in_roof_details` field next to the legacy
`room_in_roof_type_1`; both shapes are now lossless.
- Extract `_api_build_room_in_roof` mapper helper that reads from
whichever block is present and populates
`SapRoomInRoof.detailed_surfaces` from the Detailed-RR block.
Gables route to `gable_wall_external` for flats (top-floor flats
with RR sit at the end of the building, no neighbour above) and
to `gable_wall` (party at U=0.25) otherwise — mirrors the Summary
mapper's `_map_elmhurst_rir_surface` heuristic.
- Replace both inline `SapRoomInRoof(...)` builds in
`from_rdsap_schema_21_0_0` and `from_rdsap_schema_21_0_1` with
the helper.
Effect on cert 9501 API path:
- roof HLC 149.43 → 18.10 (= worksheet 18.10 exact)
- walls HLC 168.74 → 218.81 (= worksheet 218.81 exact)
- (37) total HLC 382.19 → 297.54 (worksheet 296.68; Δ +0.86)
- sap_continuous still -9.27 vs worksheet because TFA on the API
path is still 81.28 (missing the 31.8 m² RR floor area) — next
slice closes that.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Slice 99e: PV pitch enum-not-degrees + cert 9501 Layer 2 chain test
`EpcPropertyData.PhotovoltaicArray.pitch` is the RdSAP 10 §11.1 integer code (1=0°, 2=30°, 3=45°, 4=60°, 5=90°) — NOT degrees. The cascade's `cert_to_inputs._PV_PITCH_DEG_BY_CODE` reads the code, not the value. Slice 99d's mapper passed the raw degrees (45) directly, which fell through to the default 30° lookup (Appendix U3.3 S(SW, 30°) ≈ 1029 kWh/m²/yr vs S(SW, 45°) ≈ 1004 — 2.5% over-credit on the PV generation, manifesting as -£6.27 over-credit on total cost → +0.23 SAP delta). Added `_elmhurst_pv_pitch_code` helper that maps the lodged degrees to the nearest tabulated code (snap-to-nearest fallback for non- tabulated tilts; defaults to code 2 / 30° per the cascade's own `_PV_PITCH_DEG_DEFAULT`). Effect on cert 9501 Summary path: - pv_export_credit £256.30 → £250.02 (= worksheet 250.02 exact) - total_fuel_cost £842.94 → £849.21 (= worksheet 849.21 exact) - sap_continuous 68.7577 → **68.5252** (= worksheet 68.5252 exact; Δ -0.0000 at 1e-4) `test_summary_9501_full_chain_sap_matches_worksheet_pdf_exactly` added — the second flat-shaped cert pinned to worksheet SAP at 1e-4 after the cert 0330 / 001479 boiler-house chain tests. Third boiler validation cert closed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Slice 99d: surface PV array from Elmhurst Summary §19.0
Cert 9501 lodges measured PV: 2.36 kWp South-West, 45° pitch, "None Or Little" overshading. The worksheet's §10a credit (-250.02 GBP = PV used in dwelling £-129.49 + PV exported £-120.53) depends on the Appendix M / Appendix U3.3 cascade reading these from `SapEnergySource.photovoltaic_arrays`. The prior extractor only captured the `photovoltaic_panel: "Panel details"` label — the actual kW / orientation / elevation / overshading were silently dropped, so the cascade computed total cost ~£250 too high → ECF 2.92 vs worksheet 2.26 → SAP 59.26 vs 68.53 (Δ -9.27). Changes: - Extend `surveys.elmhurst_site_notes.Renewables` with 4 new optional fields: pv_peak_power_kw / pv_orientation / pv_elevation_deg / pv_overshading. - Add `ElmhurstSiteNotesExtractor._extract_pv_array_detail` — anchors on "Photovoltaic panel details" then reads the 4 consecutive value lines (kWp, orientation, elevation, overshading). - Add `_elmhurst_pv_arrays` mapper helper to build the `[PhotovoltaicArray(...)]` list when all 4 values are present; return None for the "PV absent" path the cascade already handles. - Add `_ELMHURST_PV_OVERSHADING_TO_RDSAP` map: "None Or Little" → 1 (ZPV=1.0 per cert_to_inputs._PV_OVERSHADING_FACTOR), "Modest" → 2, "Significant" → 3, "Heavy" → 4. RdSAP omits SAP10.2 Table M1's 5th "Severe" bucket. - Wire `photovoltaic_arrays=_elmhurst_pv_arrays(survey.renewables)` into `from_elmhurst_site_notes`'s `SapEnergySource(...)` call. Effect on cert 9501 Summary path: - sap_continuous 59.2585 → 68.7577 (target 68.5252; Δ +0.23) - total_fuel_cost £1099 → £843 (worksheet £849; -£6 over-credit) - ECF 2.92 → 2.24 (worksheet 2.26; -0.02 over-credit) The remaining +0.23 SAP / +£6 cost drift is a precision gap in the Appendix M cost-offset cascade for measured PV (not a missing-data gap); next slice closes it to 1e-4. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Slice 99c: Elmhurst mapper — RR gables external for flats + SO wall code
Cert 9501 worksheet line (29a) lodges both RR gable walls (13.50 + 15.95 m²) as EXTERNAL walls at U=1.7 (the main-wall U for age B Solid Brick), contributing +50.07 W/K on top of the 168.74 W/K main- wall HLC for a (29a) total of 218.81 W/K. Two mapper gaps blocked this: 1. The Summary mapper defaulted un-typed RR gable walls (`surface.gable_type=None`) to `gable_wall` (party, U=0.25 per RdSAP Table 4 row 2). For flats with RR — top-floor dwellings that sit at the end of a building block with no neighbour above — the gable walls are exposed external, not party. Threading `is_flat=property_type.lower()=='flat'` through `_map_elmhurst_building_parts` → `_map_elmhurst_room_in_roof` → `_map_elmhurst_rir_surface` switches the default for un-typed gables on flats to `gable_wall_external` (cascade falls through to main-wall U `uw`). 2. The Elmhurst wall-construction code map was missing "SO Solid Brick" (newer Elmhurst PDF variant; the cohort certs lodge "SB Solid Brick"). Cert 9501's main wall fell through to wall_construction=None → cascade uw=1.5 (Table-18 unknown-cons age-B default) instead of 1.7 (Table-18 solid-brick age-B). Added "SO": 3 alongside "SB": 3 — same SAP10 mapping. Joint effect on cert 9501 Summary path: - walls HLC 148.89 → 218.81 (exact worksheet match) - party_walls HLC 7.36 → 0.00 (gables no longer route to party) - (37) total HLC 229.71 → 296.68 (exact worksheet match) Cohort regression check: 259/0 mapper-chain + extractor + golden tests pass. Houses keep the historical un-typed-gable → party default. Houses lodging "SO" instead of "SB" now also pick up the correct solid-brick U-value. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Slice 99b: Elmhurst mapper — flat floor-position from floor.location
For flats, `EpcPropertyData.dwelling_type` needs a "Top-floor" /
"Mid-floor" / "Ground-floor" prefix so the cascade's
`_dwelling_exposure` (cert_to_inputs.py) gates floor + roof party-
surface routing correctly per RdSAP 10 §5. Before Slice 99a, the
broken `built_form` ("2.0 Number of Storeys:") meant cert 9501's
`dwelling_type` was "2.0 Number of Storeys: flat" — never matched
any flat-prefix in the cascade, so the cert was treated as a fully-
exposed dwelling (worksheet had floor U=0 / party-ceiling-down, but
cascade routed both as exposed → Δ +9.25 W/K on floor alone). After
99a's empty-attachment fix the prefix was just " flat" — still no
match.
Slice 99b composes the position prefix from the Summary's lodged
floor location + RR presence:
- floor.location lodges "dwelling below" → floor is party
- + RR present → Top-floor (roof exposed)
- + no RR → Mid-floor (roof party)
- floor.location doesn't lodge dwelling below → Ground-floor
For cert 9501: floor.location="A Another dwelling below" + RR
present (cert lodges Room-in-Roof with gable walls + flat ceiling).
Resulting `dwelling_type` = "Top-floor flat" — matches the cascade's
`_dwelling_exposure` "top-floor" prefix → has_exposed_floor=False,
has_exposed_roof=True, the worksheet's exposure shape.
Houses keep the historical contract: `f"{built_form}
{property_type.lower()}"` — cohort hand-builts and the 2 boiler
chain tests (001479 + 0330) unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Slice 98: API path shower-counts + window-rounding → cert 0330 1e-4
Closes the cert 0330 API path Layer 4 gate (Δ -0.000011 vs worksheet
SAP 61.5993) by surfacing two previously-broken inputs to the HW
cascade plus aligning the wall-net-deduction with the worksheet's
2-d.p.-per-window rounding convention.
(a) RdSAP schema 21.0.x `shower_outlets` shape mismatch:
real-API certs lodge `[{"shower_outlet_type": N, "shower_wwhrs":
M}, ...]` (a list of bare ShowerOutlet dicts), but the schema
modelled it as `[ShowerOutlets]` with nested
`{"shower_outlet": {...}}` wrappers. `from_dict` silently dropped
every bare element's payload (left `shower_outlet=None`),
blanking the cascade's mixer/electric counts on cert 0330 (and 4
other golden fixtures). Normalisation in `from_api_response`
rewrites the bare list shape to the wrapped form before
`from_dict` parses, so the schema's `ShowerOutlets` dataclass
sees the data it expects — no schema-class breakage downstream.
New helper `_count_shower_outlets_by_type` walks the normalised
list and counts outlets by integer code:
- code 1 → mixer (drives `mixer_shower_count`)
- code 2 → electric (drives `electric_shower_count`)
Empirically derived from the golden cohort + Summary mapper
cross-check (cert 0330 lodges code 2 + Summary surfaces "Electric
shower"; cert 0240 lodges multiple code-1 outlets on a
conventional oil-boiler + cylinder dwelling). No spec page
reference found.
Wired into both `from_rdsap_schema_21_0_0` and
`from_rdsap_schema_21_0_1`. Effect on cert 0330 API path:
`mixer_shower_count` 1 (cascade default) → 0; `electric_shower_
count` None (= 0) → 1; HW kWh 3172.65 → 2111.93. SAP Δ +2.1155
→ -0.0012.
(b) Per-window 2-d.p. area rounding in wall-net deduction:
RdSAP 10 §15 rounds per-window area at 2 d.p. before any sum.
The cascade's `windows_w_per_k_total` branch already rounds
per-window for the curtain transform; the wall-net deduction
branch (computing `gross_wall - windows - door` for the (29a)
line) was rounding the SUM once, which for cert 0330's 9 Main
windows yields 12.22 m² vs the worksheet's per-window-rounded
12.23 m² — Δ +0.01 m² × U=1.5 = +0.015 W/K on (29a). Aligned
both branches to round per-window, matching worksheet line (27).
SAP Δ -0.0012 → -0.000011.
Layer 4 chain test added:
- `test_api_0330_full_chain_sap_matches_worksheet_pdf_exactly` pins
cert 0330 API path SAP at 1e-4 vs worksheet 61.5993. This is the
second boiler validation cert with a Layer 4 1e-4 gate (cert
001479 is the first).
Re-pinned golden cert residuals (shifted by changes (a) and (b)):
- 0300: PE +7.52 → +8.44, CO2 -0.27 → -0.23 (Slice 98a — electric
shower count surfaced; cert has 1 electric + 1 mixer outlets)
- 2130: PE -38.17 → -38.18, CO2 +0.305 → +0.304 (Slice 98b —
window rounding edge)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Slice 97: API glazing_type=2 → RdSAP 10 Table 24 (DG 2002-2021)
Cert 0330 API path was at Δ +1.68 SAP after Slice 96 because all 11 windows (`sap_windows[*].glazing_type = 2`) fell through `_API_GLAZING_TYPE_TO_TRANSMISSION` (which only covered codes 3 + 13) to the cascade's `u_window` default (~U=2.5). The cert's actual glazing is "Double, England/Wales 2002 or later (before 2022)" per RdSAP 10 Table 24 page 79 → U=2.0, g=0.72 (PVC/wooden frame). RdSAP 10 Table 24 verbatim: Glazing Installed Gap U-value g Double or England/Wales: 2002 or later 2.0 0.72 triple Scotland: 2003 or later any glazed N. Ireland: 2006 or later The cascade's curtain-transform path (`U_eff = 1/(1/U + 0.04)`) takes U_raw=2.0 to U_eff=1.8519 — matching the worksheet's per- window (27) U value column to 4 d.p. across all 11 windows. Effect on cert 0330 API path: - Windows HLC 36.4545 → 29.7407 (= worksheet exact) - (37) total fabric heat loss 244.48 → 237.77 (≈ worksheet 237.75) - SAP Δ +1.68 → +2.12 (windows fix unmasks the standalone HW gap, which the next slice closes) Re-pinned residuals (5 affected golden certs): - 0240: PE +17.85 → +15.69; CO2 +1.01 → +0.90; SAP unchanged at -15 - 0300: PE +7.76 → +7.52; CO2 -0.25 → -0.27; SAP unchanged at +0 - 0390-2954: PE -26.46 → -28.68; CO2 -2.56 → -2.76; SAP unchanged - 7536: SAP +0 → +1; PE -3.45 → -6.51; CO2 -0.09 → -0.17 - 8135: PE -2.41 → -5.31; CO2 -0.02 → -0.07; SAP unchanged at +0 The PE/CO2 widening on some certs (vs lodged GOV.UK values) reflects the cascade now using the spec table U=2.0 where those certs may have lodged a higher project-specific U — the spec-table is the right floor for the API path; per-window measured U overrides would belong on the cert's window_transmission_details.u_value field, which the API JSON doesn't surface uniformly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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09fb6f1b73 |
fix: address 22 project-wide test failures from previous sweep
Three orthogonal issues surfaced by the full project test sweep: 1. Dockerfile.test: install poppler-utils alongside postgresql. The 20× `pdfinfo: No such file or directory` failures in test_summary_pdf_mapper_chain.py traced to the CI test image missing the poppler-utils system package (pdfinfo + pdftotext). `_summary_pdf_to_textract_style_pages` shells out to these for layout-preserving PDF text extraction. Pure-Python alternatives (pymupdf, pypdf) don't reproduce pdftotext -layout's row-major table cell ordering, which the Elmhurst Summary extractor depends on. So system poppler is the right fix; added to apt-get install with an explanatory comment. 2. test_from_rdsap_schema.py::test_total_floor_area: expected 55.0, got 45.82. Slice 95 (commit |
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68401c517a |
refactor: lift-and-shift packages/domain/src/domain/ml → domain/sap10_ml
Sibling migration to the sap10_calculator move — `domain.ml` now lives
at the root-level layout (`domain/sap10_ml/`) matching the pattern
already used by `domain.addresses`, `domain.tasks`, `domain.postcode`,
and `domain.sap10_calculator`.
Changes:
- `git mv packages/domain/src/domain/ml → domain/sap10_ml` (19 files;
history preserved).
- Subpackage rename: `domain.ml` → `domain.sap10_ml`. 32 references
rewritten across .py and .md files: 11 internal + 21 external
(datatypes/epc/domain/mapper.py, 14 files in domain/sap10_calculator,
2 backend tests, 2 ADRs, 1 README, 1 design doc).
- Path-string updates: `pytest.ini` testpath
`packages/domain/src/domain/ml/tests` → `domain/sap10_ml/tests` so
ML tests stay in the default auto-discovered sweep. `CONTEXT.md`
also updated.
`packages/domain/src/domain/` is now empty — the workspace `domain/`
tree has been fully migrated. Together with the `domain/__init__.py`
deletions from the sap10_calculator commit (
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refactor: lift-and-shift packages/domain/src/domain/sap → domain/sap10_calculator
Migration of the SAP 10.2 calculator package from the uv-workspace
src-layout (`packages/domain/src/domain/sap`) to the root-level layout
(`domain/sap10_calculator`), matching the pattern already used by
`domain.addresses` / `domain.tasks` / `domain.postcode`.
Changes:
- `git mv packages/domain/src/domain/sap → domain/sap10_calculator`
(92 files; git auto-detected all as renames so blame/history is
preserved).
- Subpackage rename: `domain.sap` → `domain.sap10_calculator`. 48
Python files rewritten (`from domain.sap.X` → `from domain.sap10_
calculator.X`); zero remaining `domain.sap` refs after the sed pass.
- Path-string updates: 3 .py files (test fixtures + xlsx loader) +
6 markdown docs (CONTEXT.md, 2 ADRs, 3 sap-spec docs, sap10_
calculator/README.md) had hard-coded `packages/domain/src/domain/
sap/...` paths rewritten to `domain/sap10_calculator/...`.
- `Path(__file__).parents[N]` rebasing: the old tree was 3 levels
deeper than the new one (`packages/domain/src/`), so 4× `parents[7]`
became `parents[4]` and 1× `parents[6]` became `parents[3]` across
`tables/pcdb/{__init__.py, postcode_weather.py, etl.py}`,
`worksheet/tests/_xlsx_loader.py`, and `tests/test_pcdb_etl.py`.
- PEP 420 namespace package: deleted both `domain/__init__.py`
(root + workspace, both load-bearing only as empty/docstring) so
Python combines `domain.sap10_calculator` (root) and `domain.ml`
(workspace) into one namespace package. Confirmed via
`domain.__path__ == ['/workspaces/model/domain',
'/workspaces/model/packages/domain/src/domain']`. Without this,
the root `domain/__init__.py` shadowed the workspace one and
`domain.ml` was unreachable.
Verified:
- Full sweep (`backend/documents_parser/tests/test_summary_pdf_
mapper_chain.py + domain/sap10_calculator/worksheet/tests/test_
e2e_elmhurst_sap_score.py + domain/sap10_calculator/rdsap/tests/
test_golden_fixtures.py`): 99 passed / 19 failed — exact same
counts as pre-refactor. All 19 failures pre-existing (9 hand-built
001479 + 6 cohort diff + 4 cohort chain non-spec).
- Wider sweep (all sap10_calculator + domain.ml): 1654 passed /
20 failed (the +1 vs the focused sweep is the pre-existing
`test_roof_insulated_assumed_with_ni_thickness_uses_50mm_per_
section_5_11_4` which was already failing on the previous baseline).
- Pyright net-zero on the three load-bearing baselines:
`heat_transmission.py` 13, `cert_to_inputs.py` 35, `mapper.py` 33.
Lift-and-shift only — no semantic renames (`Sap10Calculator` stays
`Sap10Calculator`), no testpaths edits in pytest.ini (sap tests
continue to be invoked by explicit pytest paths).
Note: `domain.ml` still lives at `packages/domain/src/domain/ml/`.
Migrating it would close out the dual-`domain/` layout but is
out of scope for this commit.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Slice 95: API mapper TFA from per-bp dims + window area 2dp rounding — cert 001479 to 1e-4
The end-to-end production cascade `from_api_response → cert_to_inputs →
calculate_sap_from_inputs` now hits cert 001479's worksheet continuous
SAP 69.0094 at abs < 1e-4 (was +0.000584). Two fixes:
1. API mapper: `from_rdsap_schema_21_0_{0,1}` computes `total_floor_
area_m2` as Σ per-bp `sap_floor_dimensions[*].total_floor_area.value`
(cert 001479: 30.45+30.77+5.37+1.92 = 68.51), not the lodged scalar
(rounded integer 69). `water_heating_from_cert` reads `epc.total_
floor_area_m2` directly for occupancy N (Appendix J), which propagates
to HW kWh (+6.31 → ~0), Appendix L lighting (+0.98 → 0), and internal
gains (+25.72 W·months → 0).
2. Cascade window area rounding per RdSAP 10 §15 "Rounding of data"
(p.66): "All element areas (gross) including window areas: 2 d.p."
`solar_gains.py` and `internal_gains.py` now round `w * h` to 2 d.p.
to match the existing `heat_transmission.py` pattern (line 344).
Closes the residual solar gains delta (+1.50 W·months → 0) that
became dominant once TFA was fixed.
Re-pinned 5 golden cert residuals where TFA + area rounding shifted
output: 0240 (SAP -14→-15, PE +14.6650→+17.8450, CO2 +0.8060→+1.0097),
6035 (PE +48.2971→+49.5139, CO2 +1.1016→+1.1423), 8135 (PE -2.4194→
-2.4072, CO2 -0.0198→-0.0195), 2130 (PE -38.1521→-38.1666), 0390
(PE +1.6837→+1.6962, CO2 +0.0637→+0.0639).
New test: `test_api_001479_full_chain_sap_matches_worksheet_pdf_
exactly` formalises Layer 4 of the validation stack as a 1e-4 gate.
Pyright net-zero (mapper.py 33).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Slice 94: API mapper sheltered_sides + floor_type — cert 001479 to 1e-3
Two API mapper gaps surfacing the cert 001479 +1.18 SAP gap post Slice 93: (1) `SapVentilation.sheltered_sides` from API `built_form` The API schema doesn't lodge sheltered_sides as a discrete field — it's derived per RdSAP §S5 from the dwelling's built_form. The cascade defaults to 2 when missing (right for Mid-Terrace) but wrong for detached/semi/end-terrace. Cert 001479 (built_form=2 Semi- Detached) needs 1 sheltered side; default 2 over-counted shelter factor → line (21) under by 0.185 → ventilation under by ~2 ACH/yr. New `_api_sheltered_sides` translator + `_API_BUILT_FORM_TO_ SHELTERED_SIDES` table (1=Detached/0, 2=Semi/1, 3=End-T/1, 4=Mid-T/2, 5=Encl-End/2, 6=Encl-Mid/3) — mirrors the cohort Elmhurst `_ELMHURST_SHELTERED_SIDES_BY_BUILT_FORM` keyed by the API integer enum. (2) `SapBuildingPart.floor_type` from API `floor_heat_loss` The Slice 87 spec rule for §2(12) suspended-timber-floor infiltration (`_has_suspended_timber_floor_per_spec` in cert_to_inputs) requires the Main bp's lowest floor to have `floor_type == "Ground floor"` to apply the (12)=0.2/0.1 rule. The API mapper wasn't surfacing this string (only floor_construction_type), so the spec rule short- circuited to False even for genuine ground floors and the cascade's line (12) was 0.0 instead of 0.2. New `_api_floor_type_str` translator + `_API_FLOOR_HEAT_LOSS_TO_ FLOOR_TYPE` table (1="To external air" for cantilevered exposed floors, 7="Ground floor"). Routes correctly for cert 001479: Main + Ext1 carry floor_heat_loss=7 → both Ground floor; Ext2 carries floor_heat_loss=1 → exposed (its is_exposed_floor=True already lifts the floor U cascade to Table 20). **Result on cert 001479 API path:** SAP delta: +1.18 → +0.0006 (essentially exact match at integer SAP) Cascade SAP=69.0100 vs worksheet 69.0094 — within 1e-3 of target. The remaining ~0.001 SAP gap is dominated by: - hot_water_kwh_per_yr: +6.7 (API 2365.0 vs target 2358.3) - internal_gains Σ: +25.7 W·months (subtle gain-cascade differences) - solar_gains Σ: +1.5 W·months Sub-1e-3 SAP impact each; would need slice-by-slice diagnosis to close to the strict 1e-4 bar. Layer 3 API-mapper-vs-Summary-mapper EpcPropertyData equivalence: the API path now produces SAP within 0.001 of the Summary path (Summary Layer 2 = 69.0094 EXACT). API integer SAP = 69 = worksheet integer SAP = 69 ✓ — matches the API's published energy_rating_ current=69 (zero residual on the production goal metric). Golden cert residuals: 8 of 10 expectations shifted by Slices 90-94 cascade improvements. Spec-compliance shifts; new residuals pinned. Pyright: mapper.py 33 → 33. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Slice 93: API mapper window_transmission_details from glazing_type
The API schema lodges `glazing_type` (int code) per window but `window_transmission_details=None` and `frame_factor=None`. Without per-window U lodgement the cascade falls back to a single global `u_window(None,None,None)=2.5` × total area, which over-shot cert 001479's window W/K by +2.63 (cascade 46.23 vs worksheet 43.60). Fix: `_API_GLAZING_TYPE_TO_TRANSMISSION` lookup translates `glazing_type` → (u_value, solar_transmittance, frame_factor) and the mapper populates `WindowTransmissionDetails` + `frame_factor` per window so the cascade uses its per-window U fast path (each window contributes A × U_eff_individual rather than total_area × U_eff_global). Two codes mapped now: 3 → DG pre-2002 U=2.8 g=0.76 FF=0.70 13 → DG post-2022 Argon U=1.4 g=0.72 FF=0.70 Cert 001479 lodges 8 Main windows at glazing_type=3 + 1 Ext1 window at glazing_type=13 — exactly the manufacturer-lodged worksheet values. The cascade now matches the worksheet's `Windows 1: 13.96 × 2.518 = 35.15 W/K` and `Windows 2: 6.37 × 1.3258 = 8.45 W/K` → **windows W/K EXACT 43.5962**. **Cert 001479 API path: fabric heat loss is now COMPLETELY EXACT across all 6 components** (walls/party/roof/floor/windows/doors all match worksheet at the worksheet's 4 d.p. precision). Total fabric: 139.4957 W/K ✓ (was 122.6130 before Slice 87) walls: 39.7652 ✓ party walls: 17.0700 ✓ roof: 10.3438 ✓ floor: 23.1705 ✓ windows: 43.5962 ✓ doors: 5.5500 ✓ API SAP delta progression through Slices 87-93: Slice 87 baseline: +3.0752 After Slice 90: +1.5298 (party walls) After Slice 91: +1.0970 (descriptive strings + roof desc) After Slice 92: +1.0022 (floor dims) After Slice 93: +1.1846 (windows — fabric now EXACT) The +1.18 SAP gap is now PURELY non-fabric: candidates are internal gains, solar gains, ventilation, MIT, or hot water cascade — to diagnose in the next slice. Golden cert residuals updated for the cascade improvements. Pyright net-zero on mapper.py (33 → 33). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Slice 92: API mapper floor dimensions (SAP +0.25m + exposed-floor + NI→None)
Three coupled API-mapper fixes that close the cert 001479 floor-W/K
gap from +4.39 to EXACT 0.
(1) Upper-floor room_height_m += 0.25 m
SAP 10.2 convention: every storey above the lowest adds 0.25 m to the
lodged room_height for the joist/floor-void contribution (cohort
Elmhurst mapper already applies this via `_UPPER_FLOOR_HEIGHT_ADD_M`
at line 2338). The API schema lodges the raw internal height; the
cascade volume computation needs the +0.25 m before computing party-
wall area and ventilation ACH. For cert 001479 Main floor=1, raw
lodge 2.28 m vs worksheet 2.53 m — without the fix, party W/K was
short by 0.87 (party_wall_length × delta_height × U).
(2) `is_exposed_floor=True` when `bp.floor_heat_loss == 1`
API integer code 1 on `floor_heat_loss` signals an exposed floor (a
bp's lowest storey hanging over an unheated space or external air).
Mirrors the cohort Elmhurst mapper's `_is_floor_exposed_to_unheated_
space` for the API path. Applied only to the lowest storey (floor==0)
per the cohort 000490/000487 fixture convention. For cert 001479
Ext2 (cantilevered upper-storey extension over external air), this
routes the cascade through Table 20's `u_exposed_floor` (U=1.20)
rather than the BS EN ISO 13370 ground-floor formula.
(3) `floor_insulation_thickness="NI" → None` for cascade default
API certs commonly lodge "NI" (no measured thickness) on floors that
aren't actually uninsulated — for newer age bands (I-M with non-zero
Table 19 defaults: 25/75/100/100/140 mm) the cascade should use the
age-band default insulation rather than treating "NI" as explicit
zero. Translate "NI" → None at the mapper boundary so `u_floor`
reaches the Table 19 fallback. For cert 001479 Ext1 (age M, suspended
timber, NI lodged) the cascade now returns U=0.20 via the age-M
140 mm default — previously gave U=1.05 from treating thickness as 0.
**Floor W/K is now EXACT for cert 001479** (23.1705 ✓).
Impact on cert 001479 API path:
Before Slice 87: +3.0752 SAP delta
After Slice 90: +1.5298
After Slice 91: +1.0970
After Slice 92: +1.0022 (floor W/K exact; remaining gap is in
windows / gains — Slice 93)
Golden cert residual updates: 7 of 10 expectations shifted from the
floor cascade improvements (NI→None changed many certs with age I-M
extensions). Spec-compliance shifts; new residuals committed.
Pyright: mapper.py 33 → 33.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Slice 91: API mapper descriptive strings + roof description per-bp fix
Three tightly-coupled fixes that close another big chunk of cert
001479's API-path SAP gap.
(1) Surface human-readable strings on SapBuildingPart from API ints
The API mapper sets `bp.floor_construction_type` and `bp.roof_
construction_type` strings via int→string lookups so the cascade
fixes from Slices 88 + 89 also apply to the API path:
- `_API_FLOOR_CONSTRUCTION_TO_STR`: 1=Solid, 2=Suspended timber
(drives `u_floor`'s suspended-branch selection)
- `_API_ROOF_CONSTRUCTION_TO_STR`: 1=Flat, 3=Pitched no-loft,
4=Pitched-access-to-loft, 5=Vaulted, 8=Pitched-sloping-ceiling
(drives the cos(30°) inclined-surface factor)
(2) Pre-1950 PS sloping ceiling → thickness=0 (port Slice 57)
`_api_resolve_sloping_ceiling_thickness` mirrors Slice 57's Elmhurst-
mapper logic: when a PS pitched-sloping-ceiling roof (API code 8)
carries no insulation thickness on a pre-1950 dwelling (age bands
A-D), set thickness=0 so the cascade returns the uninsulated U=2.30
rather than the age-band-default (e.g. U=0.40 for age C).
(3) Cascade: per-bp `roof_thickness=0` overrides global "insulated"
description
For cert 001479 the API's `epc.roofs` carries two descriptions
(Main's "Pitched, 300mm loft insulation" + Ext1's "Pitched,
insulated") which the cascade joined into a global
`roof_description`. `u_roof`'s Table 18 footnote (2) ("assumed
insulation if described as insulated") then incorrectly upgraded
Ext2's explicitly-uninsulated thickness=0 to ins_mm=50 → U=0.68
instead of 2.30. Fix: in `heat_transmission.py` per-bp roof loop,
drop `roof_description` when the per-bp `roof_thickness` is
explicitly 0. The per-bp thickness lodgement is the authoritative
signal; the global description is for cases where no thickness was
lodged at all.
Impact on cert 001479 API path (cumulative through Slice 91):
Before Slice 87: +3.0752 SAP delta
After Slice 90: +1.5298 (party wall enum fix)
After Slice 91: +1.0970 (descriptive strings + roof desc fix)
Roof W/K is now EXACT for cert 001479 (10.3438 = worksheet target).
Golden cert residual updates: 8 of 10 expectations shifted by
Slices 87-91 cascade improvements:
0240: SAP -10→-13, PE -2.05→+10.45, CO2 -0.04→+0.59
6035: SAP -4→ -5, PE +34.02→+34.50, CO2 +0.76→+0.77
7536: SAP +3→ +2, PE -22.53→-15.83, CO2 -0.60→-0.42
8135: SAP unchanged, PE -16.51→-16.37, CO2 unchanged
2130: SAP unchanged, PE -51.90→-51.10, CO2 +0.14→+0.15
0240/6035/7536: spec-compliance shifts (more accurate U-values
move further from the assessor's lodged SAP, because the
assessor's SAP was itself produced with the same incorrect
paths the cascade previously matched).
Pyright: mapper.py 33 → 33; heat_transmission.py 13 → 13;
test_golden_fixtures.py 0 → 0.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Slice 90: API mapper translates party_wall_construction → SAP10 enum
The GOV.UK API `party_wall_construction` field uses a different enum
from the regular `wall_construction` field — RdSAP 10 Table 15 (p.31
"U-values of party walls") defines 5 categories that the API encodes
as integer codes 0..5 plus a "NA" string for extensions without a
party wall. The cascade's `u_party_wall` consumes the SAP10
`wall_construction` enum directly, so passing the raw API code gave
wildly wrong U-values (API code 2 = "Cavity masonry unfilled" →
should produce U=0.5, but cascade interpreted code 2 as SAP10
WALL_STONE_SANDSTONE → 0.0 W/m²K).
Impact on cert 001479 (the only golden fixture with party=2 lodged):
Before: party_walls = 0.00 W/K (cascade applied U=0.0)
After: party_walls = 16.21 W/K (cascade applies U=0.5)
API mapper → cascade SAP delta:
Before Slice 90: +3.0752
After Slice 90: +1.5298
The remaining party-wall shortfall (16.21 vs target 17.07 W/K, -0.87
W/K) is the room_height_m +0.25 SAP convention not yet applied to
the API path — Slice 92 will close that.
Translation table (per `_API_PARTY_WALL_CONSTRUCTION_TO_SAP10`):
0 → None (no party wall present; party_wall_length=0 anyway)
1 → SAP10 code 3 (Solid Brick) → u_party_wall = 0.0
2 → SAP10 code 4 (Cavity) → u_party_wall = 0.5
3 → SAP10 code 4 (Cavity) → cascade emits 0.5 (TODO: 0.2 for
cavity filled needs cascade extension)
4 → None (Unable, house) → u_party_wall default 0.25
5 → None (Unable, flat) → TODO: spec says 0.0 for flats
Schema change: `SapBuildingPart.party_wall_construction` is now
`Optional[Union[int, str]]` (was `Union[int, str]`) — the "0 sentinel
for Unable" convention was already in cohort hand-builts but the type
forbade the cleaner `None` representation. To preserve the dataclass
"no-default after default" rule, `sap_floor_dimensions` gets a
`field(default_factory=list)`.
Translation applied across all 6 from_rdsap_schema_* mappers + the
flagship `from_rdsap_schema_21_0_1` used by 001479.
Pyright: mapper.py 35 → 33 (cleared 7 cohort party_wall type errors
that were pre-existing, balanced against the schema change). Cohort
cascade pins remain GREEN (66 of 66); no new test regression.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Slice 89: PS pitched-sloping-ceiling roof area uses inclined surface
RdSAP 10 §3.8 "Roof area" spec:
"Roof area is the greatest of the floor areas on each level...
In the case of a pitched roof with a sloping ceiling, divide the
area so obtained by cos(30°)."
The cascade previously used `top_floor_area_m2` (horizontal projection)
verbatim for the roof area calculation — correct for flat roofs and
pitched-with-loft (where assessors measure on the horizontal), but
~15% under-area for PS pitched-sloping-ceiling roofs (1/cos(30°) =
1.1547). For cert 001479 Ext1 + Ext2 (both PS sloping ceiling):
Ext1: cascade 5.37 m² × 0.15 = 0.81 W/K
worksheet 6.20 m² × 0.15 = 0.93 W/K (delta -0.12)
Ext2: cascade 1.92 m² × 2.30 = 4.42 W/K
worksheet 2.22 m² × 2.30 = 5.11 W/K (delta -0.69)
Total roof W/K shortfall: -0.81
Fix: detect PS pitched-sloping-ceiling roofs via `bp.roof_construction
_type` (string lodgement from the Summary §8 "Roof Type" line) and
apply the 1/cos(30°) inclination factor before rounding the gross
roof area.
Schema addition: `SapBuildingPart.roof_construction_type: Optional[
str] = None` mirrors the existing `floor_construction_type`. Mapper
populates it via `_strip_code(roof.roof_type)` for both Main and
Extension bps — the Elmhurst Summary lodges the roof type
explicitly (e.g. "PS Pitched, sloping ceiling" / "PA Pitched (slates
/tiles), access to loft" / "Flat").
**Result: cert 001479 Summary → mapper → cascade now lands at SAP
69.0094 EXACT (delta -0.0000) — Layer 2 GREEN at 1e-4.** Full fabric
breakdown matches the worksheet exactly:
fabric_heat_loss = 139.4957 W/K ✓
walls = 39.7652 ✓ party = 17.0700 ✓
roof = 10.3438 ✓ floor = 23.1705 ✓
windows = 43.5962 ✓ doors = 5.5500 ✓
Layer 2 status across the 7 cert chain tests:
000477 GREEN (was GREEN)
000516 GREEN (was GREEN)
001479 GREEN (new — was +1.19 before Slice 87)
000474 RED -0.7524 (Elmhurst (12) non-spec — orthogonal)
000480 RED -1.0273 (Elmhurst (12) non-spec — orthogonal)
000487 RED +0.4834 (Elmhurst (12) non-spec — orthogonal)
000490 RED -1.1042 (Elmhurst (12) non-spec — orthogonal)
Cohort cascade pins remain GREEN (66 of 66) — hand-built fixtures
have roof_construction_type=None (default) so the new code path is
inert for them; their roofs use RR detailed_surfaces with explicit
areas already.
Pyright net-zero on every touched file (heat_transmission 13 → 13,
mapper 35 → 35, epc_property_data 0 → 0).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Slice 87: implement RdSAP 10 §5 (12) spec rule for suspended timber floor
Replace the empirical `_elmhurst_has_suspended_timber_floor` heuristic
(which keyed on Room-in-Roof < Main ground area) with the mechanical
RdSAP 10 Specification §5 rule (page 29):
- Age band A-E: U-value < 0.5 → sealed (0.1); retro insulation + no
U → sealed (0.1); otherwise unsealed (0.2)
- Age band F-M: sealed (0.1)
- Park home: unsealed (0.2)
- Only applies when Main bp's lowest floor is a "Ground floor" with
"Suspended timber" construction
The spec rule is derived in `_has_suspended_timber_floor_per_spec`
(cert_to_inputs.py) and applied in `ventilation_from_cert` whenever
the lodged `epc.sap_ventilation.has_suspended_timber_floor` is None.
Explicit lodged values (cohort hand-built fixtures) take precedence.
Impact on cert 001479 (the load-bearing API↔Elmhurst parity-test
fixture; previously the RR-based heuristic returned False for this
no-RR semi-detached, dropping (12) entirely):
Mapper → cascade → SAP delta vs worksheet 69.0094:
BEFORE: +1.1903 (mapper extracted False; cascade applied (12)=0)
AFTER : +0.2290 (mapper extracts None; spec derives True/unsealed;
cascade applies (12)=0.2 → matches worksheet)
Cohort cascade pins remain GREEN (66 of 66) — cohort hand-built
fixtures retain their explicit `has_suspended_timber_floor` values
which override the spec derivation.
Expected cohort regressions to triage in the next slice:
- 4 cohort chain tests RED (000474, 000480, 000487, 000490) — their
Elmhurst worksheets enter non-spec (12) values (0.0 or 0.2 when
spec predicts the opposite) so the mapper-path cascade now
diverges from the worksheet PDF at 1e-4.
- 6 cohort diff tests RED — mapper now produces
has_suspended_timber_floor=None while the cohort hand-builts
retain explicit True/False overrides, producing a 1-field
divergence per cohort cert.
Pyright net-zero (mapper 35→35; cert_to_inputs 35→35) — dead
`_elmhurst_has_suspended_timber_floor` removed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Slice 68: party-wall "U Unable" + central_heating_pump_age_str → 1 diff left
Closes 4 of 5 remaining cohort 000474 diffs (5 → 1): **Mapper:** Add "U" → 0 to `_ELMHURST_PARTY_WALL_CODE_TO_SAP10`. The modal cohort lodgement Summary §7 "Party Wall Type: U Unable to determine" was previously falling through to None; the cohort hand- built convention uses 0 as the explicit "unknown" sentinel. The cascade resolves both 0 and None to the same `u_party_wall` default (0.25), so cascade output is unchanged. Closes 3 diffs (one per bp). **Hand-built:** Set `central_heating_pump_age_str="Unknown"` on cohort 000474 Main heating detail (post-construction since the helper doesn't expose the kwarg). Matches the Elmhurst mapper's surfaced value from Summary §14 "Heat pump age: Unknown" — the str dual- encoding internal_gains.py reads. Closes 1 diff. All 66 cohort cascade pins remain GREEN at 1e-4. Pyright 35-error baseline preserved on mapper.py; 0 errors on the hand-built file. Remaining 1 diff on cohort 000474: - `sap_windows: LEN 7 vs 5` — the cohort hand-built collapsed §11 by glazing-type × orientation × bp group (preserving total area, cascade-equivalent but not field-equal); the mapper extracts 1:1 with the worksheet's 7 §11 table rows. Next slice will expand the hand-built to 7 individual SapWindow entries matching the mapper. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Slices 66+67: Elmhurst mapper surfaces country_code + heating ints + has_draught_lobby
Closes 9 mapper-side load-bearing field gaps surfaced by the cohort 000474 mapper-vs-hand-built diff (was 12, now 5 remaining): **Slice 66 — country code + draught-lobby fix:** - Set `country_code="ENG"` in `from_elmhurst_site_notes`. The Elmhurst U985 / P960 surveyor toolchain operates on English certs only; the Summary doesn't lodge country explicitly but the cascade's `u_floor` / `u_basement_floor` / `u_door` read it for table selection. Cohort hand-builts already encode 'ENG' so the cascade was tolerating the None default; matching the canonical value closes the diff. - `_map_elmhurst_ventilation` now sets `has_draught_lobby=True` only when Summary lodges "Yes"/"Present". The cohort's modal lodgement "Unable to determine" maps to `False` — matching the cohort hand- built convention (conservative no-lobby cascade path). The legacy `draught_lobby` field is unchanged; the cascade reads `has_draught_lobby` in preference. **Slice 67 — heating field surfacing:** - `boiler_flue_type`: Add `_ELMHURST_FLUE_TYPE_TO_SAP10` map (Open=1, Balanced=2, Fan-assisted balanced=3, Room-sealed=4). Cohort 000474's "Balanced" Summary §14 lodgement → 2, matching hand-built. - `emitter_temperature`: `_elmhurst_emitter_temperature_int` parses the Summary §14 "Design flow temperature" string to int (≥45 °C → 1, lower → 0; "Unknown" defaults to 1 per Table 4d worst-case). - `central_heating_pump_age`: dual-encode int alongside the existing `_str` field via `_elmhurst_pump_age_int` (Unknown → 0, Pre 2013 → 1, otherwise → 2). The cascade reads `_str`; the int is for cross- mapper field parity only. - `main_heating_number=1`: default single main heating. - `water_heating_fuel`: parse Summary §15 "Water Heating Fuel Type" via the existing `_elmhurst_main_fuel_int` map. Cohort 000474's "Mains gas" → 26. All 11 newly-surfaced fields are metadata-only on the SAP cascade (grep confirms none feature in `packages/domain/src/domain/sap/` outside test fixtures). All 66 cohort cascade pins remain GREEN at 1e-4. Pyright 35-error baseline preserved on mapper.py. Diff count for cohort 000474: Slice 63 baseline: 50 Slice 64 (Cat A bulk): 14 Slice 65 (HW handbuilt): 12 Slice 66 (country+lobby): 10 Slice 67 (heating ints): **5** Remaining 5 diffs: - 3× `sap_building_parts[*].party_wall_construction`: None vs 0 (cohort sentinel convention — needs mapper-side fix to surface 0 when no party wall is lodged, OR hand-built update to drop sentinel) - `sap_heating.main_heating_details[0].central_heating_pump_age_str`: mapped='Unknown' vs handbuilt=None (hand-built should populate the str dual) - `sap_windows: LEN 7 vs 5` (Cat C structural — cohort hand-built collapsed by glazing-type group, mapper extracts 1:1 with §11 table) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Slice 58: secondary fuel cost routes through lodged secondary_fuel_type
Two coupled bugs surfaced by cert 001479's mains-gas-fire secondary heating (Summary §14.1 lodges "SAP code 605, Flush fitting live effect gas fire" → fuel 26 mains gas): 1. **Mapper**: `_map_elmhurst_sap_heating` only set `secondary_heating_type` (the SAP code int) — `secondary_fuel_type` stayed None. The Summary PDF doesn't lodge the fuel int separately; it has to be derived from the SAP code range. Add `_elmhurst_secondary_fuel_from_sap_code`: codes 601-630 → 26 (mains gas); other codes return None (the cascade defaults to electric, matching cohort 000490 SAP code 691 electric panel). 2. **Cascade**: `_fuel_cost` in cert_to_inputs hardcoded `secondary_high_rate_gbp_per_kwh = other_uses_gbp_per_kwh` (the standard-electricity tariff) regardless of `secondary_fuel_type`. For gas secondaries this charged 1846 kWh/yr at electric rate (£0.132/kWh = £243) instead of gas rate (£0.0348/kWh = £64) — a ~£175/yr ECF distortion ≈ 9 SAP points on cert 001479. Route the cost through `table_32_unit_price_p_per_kwh(secondary_fuel)` when lodged. Worksheet line (242) confirms the gas pricing: `Space heating - secondary 2025.93 3.4800 70.5022` Cert 001479 chain pin delta narrows: SAP_continuous 61.39 → 70.64 (was −7.62 vs 69.0094, now +1.63 — overshooting target by 1.63 SAP). The remaining overshoot maps to the cascade's ~16 W/K HLC undercount (cascade HLP 2.89 vs worksheet 3.13 × TFA) — work for follow-up slices. Cohort 6 chain certs still green at 1e-4 (all-electric or no- secondary). Golden cohort: cert 0300-2747 (mains-gas secondary) SAP residual tightens −7 → +2 — biggest single SAP improvement on the golden cohort to date; pin updated and notes annotated. Other 7 golden certs unchanged (None or electric secondary fuel). Pyright net-zero (35 baseline each on mapper.py + cert_to_inputs.py). Chain pin `test_summary_001479_full_chain_sap_matches_worksheet_pdf_ exactly` is the load-bearing RED — committed failing per TDD; closes to GREEN once the HLC undercount lands. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Slice 57: Pre-1950 Elmhurst sloping-ceiling roofs map to thickness=0
Cert 001479 Ext2 §8 lodges:
Type: PS Pitched, sloping ceiling
Insulation: S Sloping ceiling insulation
Insulation Thickness: As Built
age C (1930-49)
The Summary's "As Built" thickness encodes "the dwelling as originally
constructed" — for pre-1950 sloping-ceiling roofs that's uninsulated
(no roof insulation in original 1930s construction). The worksheet's
§3 row pins U=2.30 (Table 16 row 0, uninsulated).
Pre-slice the mapper passed thickness=None through, routing to
`u_roof`'s Table 18 col 1 default (0.40 W/m²K for age C). That table
assumes joist insulation accessible from the loft — wrong geometry for
PS (Pitched, sloping ceiling) which has no loft access for retrofit.
Add `_resolve_sloping_ceiling_thickness`: when roof_type starts with
"PS" + lodged thickness is None + age ∈ {A,B,C,D} → thickness=0.
Other ages leave None (cascade default), matching Ext1's worksheet
U=0.15 at age M.
Cascade SAP 61.93 → 61.39 (−0.54, expected — uninsulated roof adds
heat loss); cohort 6 certs all green at 1e-4 (none have PS+age≤D);
pyright net-zero baseline preserved.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Slice 56: Elmhurst floor exposed to external air routes through u_exposed_floor
`_is_floor_exposed_to_unheated_space` previously only matched
"U Above unheated space" (semi-exposed floor over a porch / car-park).
Cert 001479 Ext2 §9 lodges "Location: E To external air" — a 1.92 m²
cantilevered exposed timber floor (the upper-storey extension hanging
out over the garden). The worksheet's §3 `Exposed floor Ext2 … 1.92,
1.20, 1.20` pins this surface as U=1.20 via Table 20.
Pre-slice the mapper missed the "external air" lodgement entirely;
`is_exposed_floor=False` routed Ext2's ground SapFloorDimension
through the BS EN ISO 13370 ground-floor cascade (default U≈0.5),
mis-modelling a fully-exposed cantilever as a slab on soil.
Both lodgement strings ("above unheated", "external air") now
trigger the Table 20 path. Function docstring updated; name kept
to minimise the diff (refactor candidate for a future slice).
Cohort 6 certs all still green at 1e-4 (none lodge external-air
floors); cert 001479 cascade SAP 61.90 → 61.93 (+0.03), modest
upward move toward the 69.0094 target.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Slice 55: Elmhurst party-wall code "CU" maps to cavity unfilled
`_ELMHURST_PARTY_WALL_CODE_TO_SAP10` only recognised the bare "C" and "S" leading codes. Cert 001479 Main §7 lodges "Party Wall Type: CU Cavity masonry unfilled" — the leading token is "CU", which fell through to None and made `u_party_wall` apply the unknown-default U=0.25 instead of the worksheet's lodged U=0.50. Add "CU" → 4 (SAP10 WALL_CAVITY); `u_party_wall(4) = 0.5 W/m²K` matches the worksheet's §3 `Party walls Main … 0.50` row exactly. This widens the chain residual on cert 001479 (cascade SAP 63.17 → 61.90 vs target 69.0094) — not a regression: pre-slice the cascade was UNDER-counting party-wall heat loss (U=0.25 vs the lodged 0.50), which masked over-counting elsewhere. The party-wall U-value is now worksheet-accurate; remaining 7.1 SAP gap will narrow as the other mapper gaps (Ext2 exposed floor, roof insulation thickness, secondary heating SAP code, etc.) land in follow-up slices. All 10 chain tests green (6 cohort + 2 cert-001479 structural pins). Pyright net-zero (35-error baseline preserved on mapper.py). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Slice 54: Elmhurst mapper sets extensions_count from len(survey.extensions)
`from_elmhurst_site_notes` hard-coded `extensions_count=0` regardless of how many extensions the survey lodged. The 6 cohort certs from Slices 47-53 all happened to have 0-2 extensions whose count nothing load-bearing read, so this latent bug was invisible. Cert 001479 (Summary_001479.pdf, GOV.UK EPB cert 0535-9020-6509-0821-6222) has Main + Extension 1 + Extension 2 and is the first cohort cert with a real API counterpart — accurate `extensions_count` becomes load-bearing the moment the cross-mapper parity assertion compares API vs Elmhurst EpcPropertyData side by side. No SAP-cascade impact (the cascade iterates `sap_building_parts`, not `extensions_count`) — but a real data-integrity bug surfaced by the cross-mapper diff. Adds Summary_001479.pdf as a new chain-test fixture and `_SUMMARY_001479_PDF` constant for follow-up slices that will land per-bp ages, exposed floors, secondary-heating SAP codes, etc. All 9 chain tests green; 321 mapper/site-notes/rdsap tests green; pyright net-zero (35-error baseline preserved on mapper.py). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Slice 53: Summary_000487 chain pins SAP at 1e-4 — last cohort cert closed
Three extensions closing the last 0.05 SAP residual on 000487 — and with it, all 6 Elmhurst Summary PDFs match their U985 worksheets to 1e-4 unrounded SAP. 1. Alternative-wall extraction. `WallDetails` gains an `alternative_walls: List[AlternativeWall]` field; the extractor parses §7's "Alternative Wall N Area / Type / Insulation / Thickness / Thickness Unknown / U-value Known" prefixed labels. Even when an extension lodges "As Main Wall: Yes" we still pull alt walls from the extension's own subsection (they don't inherit) — the main wall fields are merged with the extension's alt-wall list. 2. Alt-wall mapper plumbing. `_map_elmhurst_alternative_wall` builds a `SapAlternativeWall` per lodged Elmhurst entry; the building- part mapper attaches up to two via `sap_alternative_wall_1/_2` per `SapBuildingPart`. When the surveyor flags `Thickness Unknown: Yes` (cohort's only example — 000487 Ext1's "TimberWallOneLayer" entry) we route the cascade with thickness=None so `u_wall` falls through to the age-band-and- construction default — Timber Frame age B uninsulated → U=1.9, matching the full-cert-text U=1.90 the handbuilt fixture lodges for the same 9-mm thin timber wall. 3. "TI" wall-construction code mapping. The §7 "Alternative Wall 1 Type: TI Timber Frame" uses leading code "TI" rather than the "TF" code seen on the primary wall types — both alias to SAP10 wall_construction=5 (Timber Frame). Final cohort state — all 6 closed at 1e-4: 000474 0.0000 ✓ Slice 47 000477 0.0000 ✓ Slice 52 000480 0.0000 ✓ Slice 50 000487 0.0000 ✓ THIS SLICE 000490 0.0000 ✓ Slice 49 000516 0.0000 ✓ Slice 51 758 tests pass; pyright net-zero (35 baseline). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Slice 52: Summary_000477 chain pins SAP at 1e-4; electric shower + decimal RIR rounding
Three mapper/extractor extensions validated by 000477 closing to 1e-4
and 000487 collapsing from Δ=1.18 SAP to Δ=0.05 (alt-wall residual).
1. RR detailed-surface area rounded half-up to 2 d.p. via Decimal.
The Elmhurst worksheet rounds 4.39 × 1.50 = 6.585 to 6.59; Python's
builtin `round` (banker's) returns 6.58 and a naïve floor+0.5 trips
on FP precision (the product is 6.5849999… in float64). Compute
the product in `Decimal` first (both operands are exact 2-d.p.
decimals so the multiplication is exact), then quantize with
ROUND_HALF_UP for the SAP-faithful 6.59. Closes the 0.01 m² stud-
wall-area drift that left 000477 at Δ=0.0004 SAP after RR support.
2. Suspended-timber-floor heuristic. The §2(12) wooden-floor ACH (0.2
unsealed / 0.1 sealed / 0 otherwise) doesn't follow obviously from
the Summary PDF's "T Suspended timber" floor type — all 6 cohort
certs lodge it, but only 000477 + 000487 carry 0.2 ACH in their
U985 worksheets. The empirical discriminator: the Main bp's RR
floor area is *smaller* than its ground floor area (the dwelling
is a normal 2-storey-plus-loft, not a structurally-inverted
shape). 000480 trips the inverse (RR 19.83 > ground 15.28 →
False) and 000516 trips on the non-ground floor location.
3. Electric vs mixer shower from outlet_type. The Summary PDF lodges
shower outlet_type as "Electric shower" or "Non-electric shower"
in §17; the mapper now sets `SapHeating.electric_shower_count=1`
+ `mixer_shower_count=0` on Electric and leaves both None on
Non-electric (cascade defaults to 1 mixer). Closes the ~1020 kWh
HW demand inflation on 000487 — Appendix J §1a counts the
electric shower in Noutlets while §J line 64a routes it to its
own dedicated kWh stream rather than the main HW load.
Cohort state after this slice:
000474 0.0000 ✓ Slice 47
000477 0.0000 ✓ THIS SLICE
000480 0.0000 ✓ Slice 50
000487 +0.0519 extension's alternative wall 1 (1.43 m² Timber
Frame, U=1.90 lodged but only via full-cert text
— not exposed in Summary PDF)
000490 0.0000 ✓ Slice 49
000516 0.0000 ✓ Slice 51
5/6 closed at 1e-4. 757 tests pass; pyright net-zero (35 baseline).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Slice 51: Summary_000516 chain pins SAP at 1e-4; roof-window separation
Three mapper extensions, validated by 000516 closing to 1e-4: 1. Roof-window separation by U-value threshold. Elmhurst Summary PDFs pool roof windows into the §11 vertical-window table with no type marker. The U-value is the only reliable signal — vertical glazing in the cohort tops out at 2.80 W/m²K, while Table 24 roof windows start at 3.0+. `_is_elmhurst_roof_window` filters U > 3.0 into `sap_roof_windows`; the rest flow through the `sap_windows` path. 2. Table-24 roof-window U-value lookup. The cohort lodges Manufacturer U=3.10 for the 000516 roof window, but the worksheet's (27a) line (U_eff=2.99) reverse-engineers to a raw U=3.40 — the RdSAP10 Table 24 "Double pre 2002" roof-window default. `_elmhurst_roof_ window_u_value` keyed on glazing-type captures the +0.3 W/m²K step; falls back to the lodged U for glazing types not yet in the table. 3. `SapWindow.window_width × window_height = lodged Area` convention. The Elmhurst Summary PDF carries lodged W (2 d.p.) × lodged H (2 d.p.) AND a precomputed Area (2 d.p., not always equal to product after rounding). The cascade reads only the W×H product across §3 / §5 / §6, so flattening to `(area, 1.0)` keeps the downstream area aligned with the worksheet's rounded value rather than reconstructing W×H with its own rounding drift (e.g. 1.22 × 1.76 = 2.1472 m² vs lodged 2.15 m²). The existing `test_first_window_*` tests pinning literal W/H were updated to pin the area product (the cascade-relevant invariant). Cohort state after this slice: 000474 0.0000 ✓ Slice 47 000477 +1.1161 Elmhurst floor_ach quirk 000480 0.0000 ✓ Slice 50 000487 +1.1844 extractor still drops most §11 windows 000490 0.0000 ✓ Slice 49 000516 0.0000 ✓ THIS SLICE 4/6 closed at 1e-4. 756 tests pass; pyright net-zero (35 baseline). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Slice 50: Summary_000480 chain pins SAP at 1e-4; Room-in-Roof + baths + party-wall + roof-none
Four mapper extensions, validated by 000480 closing to 1e-4 and large
gap reductions across 000477/000487/000516.
1. Room-in-Roof support. `ElmhurstSiteNotes` gains `RoomInRoof` +
`RoomInRoofSurface` dataclasses; extractor parses §8.1 (Flat
Ceiling / Stud Wall / Slope / Gable Wall / Common Wall) with
Length × Height + insulation + gable-type + measured-U cells.
Mapper produces a `SapRoomInRoof` with `detailed_surfaces`
attached to the Main bp: Stud Walls / Slopes / Flat Ceilings
route through Table 17 insulation thickness; Gable Walls split
between `gable_wall` (Party → Table 4 U=0.25) and
`gable_wall_external` (Sheltered → assessor-lodged U-value
override, e.g. 000487 Gable Wall 2 at U=0.86). Empty surfaces
(0×0 — the cohort lodges a full 5-pair table) and Common Walls
(handled by cascade's Simplified Type 2 geometry) are dropped.
`total_floor_area_m2` now includes the RR floor area.
2. Party-wall construction mapping. 000516 lodges "S Solid masonry /
timber / system build" which routes to SAP10 wall_construction=3
(Solid Brick → U=0.0 via Table 4). The previous mapper used the
same wall-type table as `wall_construction`, which lacked the
"S" code and fell through to None (cascade default 0.25). Split
into a dedicated `_elmhurst_party_wall_construction_int` keyed
on the party-wall category codes.
3. Roof "None" insulation. When the §8.0 Roofs subsection lodges
"Insulation N None" without a separate "Insulation Thickness"
line, treat thickness as 0 mm so the cascade picks Table 16
row 0 (U=2.30) rather than the age-band default. Closes the
29 W/K roof-loss gap on 000516.
4. `number_baths` lodgement. `SapHeating.number_baths` now reads
`survey.baths_and_showers.number_of_baths`. The cascade defaults
`None → has-bath` for the modal UK case, but explicit `0` lodged
on 000477/000480 (bathless dwellings, rare) drops the bath HW
demand line per Table 1b. Closes 000480's last ~0.3 SAP gap.
Cohort state after this slice (target 1e-4):
000474 0.0000 ✓ Slice 47
000477 +1.1161 Elmhurst floor_ach quirk (true vs false despite
"T Suspended timber" lodged on all certs)
000480 0.0000 ✓ THIS SLICE
000487 +1.1844 extractor still drops most §11 windows on this
layout variant
000490 0.0000 ✓ Slice 49
000516 +0.1774 roof-window separation by U-value heuristic
3/6 certs now closed at 1e-4. Pyright net-zero (35 baseline). Tests
756 pass (added `test_summary_000480_full_chain_sap_matches_worksheet_
pdf_exactly`).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Slice 49: Summary_000490 chain pins SAP at 1e-4; secondary heating + RdSAP sheltered-sides
Two mapper extensions, both validated by 000490 closing to 1e-4: 1. Secondary heating extraction. Elmhurst Summary PDFs lodge the secondary heating SAP code in the §14.1 Main Heating2 sub-section (between "14.1 Main Heating2" and "14.1 Community Heating") — not in the §14.0 Main Heating1 block where the main system lives. `ElmhurstMainHeating` gains a `secondary_heating_sap_code` field; the extractor reads it from the right section; the mapper threads it through to `SapHeating.secondary_heating_type`. The cascade then applies Table 11's 10% secondary fraction. 2. Sheltered-sides derivation per RdSAP §S5. The Summary PDF doesn't lodge per-dwelling sheltered-sides; the value is derived from built-form (Detached=0, Semi-Detached=1, End-Terrace=1, Mid- Terrace=2, Enclosed Mid-Terrace=3, Enclosed End-Terrace=2). `_map_elmhurst_ventilation` now takes built_form and populates `SapVentilation.sheltered_sides`. The table is cross-checked against U985-0001-NNNNNN.pdf line (19) across the 6 worksheet fixtures. Cohort SAP deltas after this slice (target 1e-4): 000474 0.0000 ✓ Slice 47 000477 +2.6555 diagnosis pending (lighting bulb count diff) 000480 +4.1955 diagnosis pending 000487 +4.4553 extractor still drops most windows 000490 0.0000 ✓ THIS SLICE 000516 +1.5162 roof-window separation Pyright net-zero on touched files (35 errors, same baseline). 755 tests pass (up from 754 — new `test_summary_000490_full_chain_sap_ matches_worksheet_pdf_exactly`). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Slice 47: Summary_000474 chain pins SAP at 1e-4 vs worksheet PDF
Two diffs closed against the hand-built `_elmhurst_worksheet_000474`
target (SAP 62.2584):
1. `pumps_fans_kwh_per_yr` (130 → 160). The cascade keys §4f pumps+fans
electricity on `MainHeatingDetail.main_heating_category` (gas-fired
boilers = cat 2 → 160 kWh/yr). `from_elmhurst_site_notes` wasn't
populating the field, so it fell through to the default 130. Added
`_elmhurst_main_heating_category` deriving cat 2 for the gas/LPG-
PCDB-boiler branch; other categories deferred until a fixture
exercises them (consistent with the cascade lookup).
2. Window [4] orientation `East-South` → `East` and window [5]
orientation `''` → `South-East`. The layout-style parser's
`before_start = prev_manuf + 7` / `after_end = next_data` rule was
over-grabbing prefix tokens of W_{k+1} as suffix tokens of W_k
('South' from W_5's prefix bled into W_4's suffix). Replaced with
a symmetric partition on the first glazing-type-start token
(`Single`/`Double`/`Triple`/`Secondary`) within the cross-window
gap, used as the upper bound of W_k's suffix and the lower bound
of W_{k+1}'s prefix. Same boundary on both sides — prefix tokens
of the next window can no longer be attributed as suffix of the
current one.
After both fixes, Summary_000474 → ElmhurstSiteNotes → EpcPropertyData
→ cascade → SAP matches the worksheet PDF's unrounded line 257 value
to 1e-4 tolerance. All 754 datatypes/epc/ + backend/documents_parser/
tests green; pyright net-zero on touched files.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Slice 46c: Elmhurst mapper produces calculator-equivalent EpcPropertyData — Summary_000474 SAP within 0.5 of worksheet PDF
The full Summary→ElmhurstSiteNotes→EpcPropertyData→cascade→SAP chain now produces unrounded SAP 62.52 for cert U985-0001-000474 vs the worksheet PDF's 62.2584 — inside the 0.5 tolerance the user accepts on the API-cert residual cohort. The hand-built worksheet-fixture chain matches Elmhurst's unrounded SAP to 4 d.p. (62.2584), so the calculator+cascade are provably equivalent to Elmhurst's calculator; this slice closes the mapper side of the chain.
Mapper changes drop the string-versus-int impedance mismatch that prevented the cascade from consuming Elmhurst-coded values:
- construction_age_band: `_strip_code('B 1900-1929')` → 'B' (was '1900-1929')
- wall_construction: `_elmhurst_wall_construction_int('CA Cavity')` → 4 (was string 'Cavity')
- wall_insulation_type: `'A As Built'` → 4 (was string 'As Built')
- party_wall_construction: same int-mapping treatment
- main_fuel_type: `_elmhurst_main_fuel_int('Mains gas')` → 26 (the Table 12 fuel code; was string)
- heat_emitter_type: `'Radiators'` → 1 (was string)
- main_heating_control: `_elmhurst_sap_control_code('SAP code 2106, ...')` → 2106 (the SAP code int; was the trailing description)
- main_heating_index_number: parsed leading int from `pcdf_boiler_reference` ('16839 Vaillant…' → 16839) + `main_heating_data_source=1` so the PCDB cascade fires
- window orientation: `_elmhurst_orientation_int('North-West')` → 8 (the SAP10 octant; was string — solar gains were dropping to 0 W/m² as a result)
Floor handling also re-aligned with the SAP convention: floors sorted with the lowest as floor=0 (Elmhurst lodges 1st-floor entries first in the PDF); zero-area entries filtered out (single-storey extensions); non-ground room heights get the +0.25 m joist-void adjustment; `is_exposed_floor=True` for ground floors lodged above unheated space ('U Above unheated space'). `total_floor_area_m2` now sums across main + extensions.
Three regression pins on the new path:
- sap_building_parts == 3 (multi-bp)
- sap_windows == 7 (layout-style window parser)
- unrounded SAP within 0.5 of 62.2584 (worksheet PDF line 257)
Existing end-to-end test assertions updated to reflect the spec-correct int codes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Slice 46a: Elmhurst mapper handles multi-bp Summary PDFs — Summary_000474 chain test flips green
ElmhurstSiteNotes had no representation for extensions: singular dimensions / walls / roof / floor fields could only describe the main bp. Summary PDFs lodge "1st Extension" / "2nd Extension" subsections in §4, §7, §8, §9 with optional "As Main: Yes" inheritance. This slice: - Adds `ExtensionPart` dataclass and `ElmhurstSiteNotes.extensions: List[ExtensionPart]`. - Adds `_split_section_by_bp` helper + per-bp parsing of dimensions / walls / roof / floor in the extractor; "As Main" inherits from the main bp. - Refactors `_map_elmhurst_building_part` into a parameterised builder; adds `_map_elmhurst_building_parts` that yields Main + one SapBuildingPart per extension (capped at 4 per RdSAP10 §1.2). - Scaffold test `test_summary_000474_mapper_produces_three_building_parts` flips from strict-xfail to passing. Single-bp behaviour is unchanged (empty extensions list defaults). 752 existing tests stay green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Slice 44: flat_roof_insulation_thickness mapper fix — surface lodged value on SapBuildingPart
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Slice 43: percent_draughtproofed mapper fix — surface lodged value on EpcPropertyData
Mapper-drop audit across the 9-fixture cohort: `percent_draughtproofed`
is lodged on 9/9 certs (raw values 85-100) but the schema-21.0.1
mapper never set it on EpcPropertyData. The site-notes mappers always
have (line 312 of mapper.py); only the API path was missing.
cert_to_inputs reads `epc.percent_draughtproofed` for the §2
ventilation cascade (window draught loss); with None → 0 default, the
calc was treating every API-routed cert as fully draughty —
over-counting draught infiltration on every fixture in the cohort.
Fix: `percent_draughtproofed=schema.percent_draughtproofed` in
`from_rdsap_schema_21_0_1`.
Cohort SAP / PE / CO2 shifts (all 9 fixtures move; many shift one
SAP point because the continuous SAP was near a rounding boundary):
cert old SAP new SAP PE shift CO2 shift
0240-0200-5706-2365-8010 -12 -10 -7.63 -0.39
0300-2747-7640-2526-2135 -9 -7 -6.36 -0.55
0390-2254-6420-2126-5561 (LN12) 0 +1 -9.10 -0.13
0390-2954-3640-2196-4175 -7 -4 -4.87 -0.44
2130-1033-4050-5007-8395 (DE22) +8 +9 -3.67 -0.04
6035-7729-2309-0879-2296 -6 -5 -8.90 -0.21
7536-3827-0600-0600-0276 +3 +4 -9.19 -0.24
8135-1728-8500-0511-3296 +1 +1 (cont -7.48 -0.14
72.7→73.5)
9390-2722-3520-2105-8715 +2 +3 -7.32 -0.01
LN12 lost its exact-SAP-match (0 → +1, continuous 65.47 → 66.28); the
other fixtures' rounded SAP residuals tightened or worsened by 1
depending on which side of the rounding boundary they sit. This is
spec-correctness over residual-tightness: the lodged value is correct,
our calc now reads it.
930/930 Elmhurst cascade green. 78/78 mapper tests + 14/14 golden
cohort + PCDB chain green. Pyright net-zero.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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