"""Tier-1 ratcheting Component Accuracy gate (ADR-0030).

Runs the calculator-free leave-one-out scorer over the committed, anonymised
fixture and asserts each per-component classification rate / geometry residual is
no worse than a committed baseline. Because the prediction is deterministic and
the fixture is frozen, every run reproduces the same numbers exactly — so a
failure means a real *regression* in prediction quality, never sample noise.

The floors / ceilings are the currently-measured values and only ever **tighten**
(the repo's no-tolerance-widening ethos applied to an aggregate): when prediction
improves, ratchet the relevant floor up in the same change. The end-to-end
SAP / carbon / PE guards are deliberately *not* here — they need the calculator,
whose API-path residual is a separate workstream; the component floors are the
real gate (ADR-0030).
"""

from pathlib import Path

import pytest

from domain.epc_prediction.validation import (
    ComponentAccuracy,
    evaluate_component_accuracy,
)
from harness.epc_prediction_corpus import load_corpus

_FIXTURE = Path(__file__).parents[3] / "tests" / "fixtures" / "epc_prediction"

# Minimum classification hit-rate per component (ratchet floors). Tighten — never
# loosen — as prediction improves. Values are the measured rates over the frozen
# 36-target fixture; a 1e-3 tolerance absorbs float rounding only.
_RATE_FLOORS: dict[str, float] = {
    "wall_construction": 0.8889,
    "wall_insulation_type": 0.8333,
    "construction_age_band": 0.6389,
    "construction_age_band_pm1": 0.8333,
    "roof_construction": 0.7222,
    "floor_construction": 0.8125,
    "heating_main_fuel": 0.9722,
    "heating_main_category": 0.9444,
    "heating_main_control": 0.8056,
    "water_heating_fuel": 0.9722,
    "water_heating_code": 0.9444,
    "has_hot_water_cylinder": 0.8889,
    "cylinder_insulation_type": 0.5000,
    "secondary_heating_type": 0.0000,
    "roof_insulation_thickness": 0.4118,
    "roof_insulation_thickness_pm1": 0.4118,
    "floor_insulation": 0.9375,
    "has_room_in_roof": 0.8333,
    "modal_glazing_type": 0.5556,
    "has_pv": 1.0000,
    "solar_water_heating": 1.0000,
}

# Maximum mean absolute residual per numeric component (ratchet ceilings).
# window_count is deliberately excluded — it is cosmetic for SAP (issue #1222):
# the predicted picture clusters at a mapper-default 4 windows while actuals
# spread 1-21, yet total_window_area (the SAP-relevant signal) stays tight.
#
# floor_area was re-baselined 11.8983 -> 12.0378 when floor-area sizing moved from
# the plain cohort median to the geo-proximity-weighted median (a *method* change,
# not a loosening). The change is a clear win on the full 514-target corpus
# (MAE 10.48 -> 9.73 / MAPE 13.2% -> 12.2%); the n=36 frozen fixture moved +0.14
# the other way as small-sample noise (one target's shift moves an n=36 MAE more
# than that). The ceiling still pins the new deterministic value exactly, so the
# tighten-only ratchet resumes from here.
_RESIDUAL_CEILINGS: dict[str, float] = {
    "floor_area": 12.0378,
    "total_window_area": 4.4067,
    "building_parts": 0.3333,
    "door_count": 0.6389,
}

_TOLERANCE = 1e-3


@pytest.fixture(scope="module")
def accuracy() -> ComponentAccuracy:
    if not (_FIXTURE / "_index.json").exists():
        pytest.skip(f"no EPC Prediction fixture at {_FIXTURE}")
    return evaluate_component_accuracy(load_corpus(_FIXTURE))


def test_fixture_yields_the_expected_target_count(
    accuracy: ComponentAccuracy,
) -> None:
    # The frozen fixture must still produce its full set of SAP-10.2 targets — a
    # drop means the fixture or the target filter changed.
    assert accuracy.targets >= 36


@pytest.mark.parametrize("component,floor", sorted(_RATE_FLOORS.items()))
def test_classification_rate_does_not_regress(
    accuracy: ComponentAccuracy, component: str, floor: float
) -> None:
    # Arrange / Act
    rate = accuracy.rate(component)

    # Assert — the component is still applicable and at or above its floor.
    assert rate is not None, f"{component} had no applicable targets"
    assert rate >= floor - _TOLERANCE, (
        f"{component} classification regressed: {rate:.4f} < floor {floor:.4f}"
    )


@pytest.mark.parametrize("component,ceiling", sorted(_RESIDUAL_CEILINGS.items()))
def test_residual_does_not_regress(
    accuracy: ComponentAccuracy, component: str, ceiling: float
) -> None:
    # Arrange / Act
    mean_abs = accuracy.mean_abs_residual(component)

    # Assert — the mean absolute residual is at or below its ceiling.
    assert mean_abs is not None, f"{component} had no residuals"
    assert mean_abs <= ceiling + _TOLERANCE, (
        f"{component} residual regressed: {mean_abs:.4f} > ceiling {ceiling:.4f}"
    )