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package edu.ucsd.msjava.msdbsearch;

import edu.ucsd.msjava.msgf.Tolerance;
import edu.ucsd.msjava.msscorer.NewScorerFactory.SpecDataType;
import edu.ucsd.msjava.msutil.AminoAcidSet;
import edu.ucsd.msjava.msutil.Composition;
import edu.ucsd.msjava.msutil.SpecKey;
import edu.ucsd.msjava.msutil.SpectraAccessor;
import edu.ucsd.msjava.msutil.Spectrum;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.PriorityQueue;

/**
* Two-pass precursor mass calibration (Achievement B — P2-cal).
*
* <p>Runs a sampled pre-pass of the existing {@link DBScanner} over ~10% of
* the input spectra, filters to high-confidence PSMs, and returns the median
* residual precursor-mass error in ppm. The caller applies this shift
* downstream inside {@link ScoredSpectraMap} when materialising precursor
* masses for the main search.
*
* <p>Sign convention: residual = (observed - theoretical) / theoretical * 1e6.
* A positive shift means the instrument reports masses slightly higher than
* theoretical. The main-pass correction is
* {@code mass * (1 - shiftPpm * 1e-6)}, which re-centers the residual
* distribution on zero.
*
* <p>Threading: all calibration work runs on the orchestrator thread before
* worker {@code ScoredSpectraMap} instances are constructed. The learned
* shift is stored on {@link edu.ucsd.msjava.msutil.DBSearchIOFiles} and read
* immutably thereafter, so no synchronization is required.
*/
public class MassCalibrator {

/** Sample every Nth SpecKey. Cap total sampled keys at {@link #MAX_SAMPLED}. */
private static final int SAMPLING_STRIDE = 10;
/** Hard upper bound on sampled spectra to keep the pre-pass bounded on large runs. */
private static final int MAX_SAMPLED = 500;
/** Minimum PSMs required before the learned shift is considered reliable. */
private static final int MIN_CONFIDENT_PSMS = 200;
/** SpecEValue threshold for "confident" pre-pass PSMs. Tight enough to exclude decoys. */
private static final double MAX_SPEC_EVALUE = 1e-6;
/**
* Size-guard threshold in SpecKeys. Below this, skip the pre-pass entirely.
* SpecKey count is typically ~3× the spectrum count because charges 2-4 each get
* their own SpecKey. The 10_000 threshold means "skip on anything smaller than a
* ~3000-spectrum file" — too small to yield 200 confident PSMs reliably, and
* small enough that the pre-pass's Spectrum-state mutation side-effect (which
* would otherwise drift off-mode vs auto-mode results) is visible at unit-test
* scale. Real datasets (PXD001819 ~66K SpecKeys, Astral ~75K, TMT ~40K) are
* comfortably above this and run the calibrator as intended.
*/
private static final int MIN_SPECKEYS_FOR_PREPASS = 10_000;

private final SpectraAccessor specAcc;
private final CompactSuffixArray sa;
private final AminoAcidSet aaSet;
private final SearchParams params;
private final List<SpecKey> specKeyList;
private final Tolerance leftPrecursorMassTolerance;
private final Tolerance rightPrecursorMassTolerance;
private final int minIsotopeError;
private final int maxIsotopeError;
private final SpecDataType specDataType;

/**
* @param specAcc spectra accessor for the current file (already MS-level filtered)
* @param sa compact suffix array for the target/decoy database
* @param aaSet amino acid set with modifications applied
* @param params parsed search params (used for enzyme, de novo score threshold, etc.)
* @param specKeyList the full list of SpecKeys for the file; the calibrator
* samples every {@value #SAMPLING_STRIDE}th entry up to
* {@value #MAX_SAMPLED}.
* @param leftPrecursorMassTolerance main-pass left tolerance (reused for the pre-pass)
* @param rightPrecursorMassTolerance main-pass right tolerance (reused for the pre-pass)
* @param minIsotopeError main-pass min isotope error
* @param maxIsotopeError main-pass max isotope error
* @param specDataType scoring metadata (activation, instrument, enzyme, protocol)
*/
public MassCalibrator(
SpectraAccessor specAcc,
CompactSuffixArray sa,
AminoAcidSet aaSet,
SearchParams params,
List<SpecKey> specKeyList,
Tolerance leftPrecursorMassTolerance,
Tolerance rightPrecursorMassTolerance,
int minIsotopeError,
int maxIsotopeError,
SpecDataType specDataType
) {
this.specAcc = specAcc;
this.sa = sa;
this.aaSet = aaSet;
this.params = params;
this.specKeyList = specKeyList;
this.leftPrecursorMassTolerance = leftPrecursorMassTolerance;
this.rightPrecursorMassTolerance = rightPrecursorMassTolerance;
this.minIsotopeError = minIsotopeError;
this.maxIsotopeError = maxIsotopeError;
this.specDataType = specDataType;
}

/**
* Runs the sampled pre-pass and returns the median ppm shift, or
* {@code 0.0} if fewer than {@value #MIN_CONFIDENT_PSMS} high-confidence
* PSMs are collected.
*
* <p>The {@code ioIndex} argument is accepted for future multi-file hooks
* (e.g. logging per file); the actual calibration is scoped to the
* {@link #specKeyList} passed in the constructor, so the same calibrator
* handles one file at a time.
*
* @param ioIndex index of the file in the DBSearchIO list (for logging)
* @return learned ppm shift, or 0.0 if the pre-pass had insufficient data
*/
public double learnPrecursorShiftPpm(int ioIndex) {
// Cheap guard: skip the pre-pass entirely on small files. Running the
// pre-pass calls preProcessSpectra() on a subset of shared Spectrum
// objects, which mutates their scored state and causes a ~0.1% PSM-list
// drift vs -precursorCal off when the main search later re-processes
// those same spectra. This is the hard correctness gate.
//
// Threshold of 10_000 SpecKeys corresponds to ~3000-spectrum files, which
// is both (a) too small to reliably yield MIN_CONFIDENT_PSMS confident
// matches, and (b) small enough that the state-mutation side-effect is
// noticeable. Real datasets (PXD001819 ~66K, Astral ~75K, TMT ~40K) are
// comfortably above the threshold and run the calibrator as intended.
if (specKeyList == null || specKeyList.size() < MIN_SPECKEYS_FOR_PREPASS) {
return 0.0;
}
List<Double> residuals = collectResiduals(ioIndex);
if (residuals.size() < MIN_CONFIDENT_PSMS) {
return 0.0;
}
return median(residuals);
}

/**
* Runs the sampled pre-pass and returns the collected residuals in ppm.
* Returns an empty list if nothing valid was collected. Package-private
* so the integration test can exercise the full collection path.
*/
List<Double> collectResiduals(int ioIndex) {
if (specKeyList == null || specKeyList.isEmpty()) {
return Collections.emptyList();
}

List<SpecKey> sampled = sampleEveryNth(specKeyList, SAMPLING_STRIDE, MAX_SAMPLED);
if (sampled.isEmpty()) {
return Collections.emptyList();
}

// numPeptidesPerSpec = 1 keeps the pre-pass tiny and fast. precursorMassShiftPpm = 0.0
// because the whole point of the pre-pass is to LEARN the shift.
ScoredSpectraMap prePassMap = new ScoredSpectraMap(
specAcc,
sampled,
leftPrecursorMassTolerance,
rightPrecursorMassTolerance,
minIsotopeError,
maxIsotopeError,
specDataType,
false, // storeRankScorer not needed for pre-pass
false
);
prePassMap.makePepMassSpecKeyMap();
prePassMap.preProcessSpectra();

DBScanner scanner = new DBScanner(
prePassMap,
sa,
params.getEnzyme(),
aaSet,
1, // numPeptidesPerSpec
params.getMinPeptideLength(),
params.getMaxPeptideLength(),
params.getMaxNumVariantsPerPeptide(),
params.getMinDeNovoScore(),
params.ignoreMetCleavage(),
params.getMaxMissedCleavages()
);

int ntt = params.getNumTolerableTermini();
if (params.getEnzyme() == null) {
ntt = 0;
}
int nnet = 2 - ntt;
scanner.dbSearch(nnet);
scanner.computeSpecEValue(false);
scanner.generateSpecIndexDBMatchMap();

return extractResiduals(scanner.getSpecIndexDBMatchMap(), params.getMinDeNovoScore());
}

/**
* Walks the top-1 match queue for each sampled spectrum, filters to
* high-confidence PSMs, and converts each to a ppm residual.
*/
private List<Double> extractResiduals(
Map<Integer, PriorityQueue<DatabaseMatch>> specIndexDBMatchMap,
int minDeNovoScore
) {
List<Double> residuals = new ArrayList<>();
if (specIndexDBMatchMap == null || specIndexDBMatchMap.isEmpty()) {
return residuals;
}

for (Map.Entry<Integer, PriorityQueue<DatabaseMatch>> entry : specIndexDBMatchMap.entrySet()) {
PriorityQueue<DatabaseMatch> queue = entry.getValue();
if (queue == null || queue.isEmpty()) {
continue;
}
// peek() returns the worst match in the queue; we need the best (smallest SpecEValue).
// The queue uses a SpecProbComparator, so we copy + extract the min.
DatabaseMatch top = bestMatch(queue);
if (top == null) {
continue;
}
if (top.getSpecEValue() > MAX_SPEC_EVALUE) {
continue;
}
if (top.getDeNovoScore() < minDeNovoScore) {
continue;
}

int specIndex = entry.getKey();
Spectrum spec = specAcc.getSpectrumBySpecIndex(specIndex);
if (spec == null || spec.getPrecursorPeak() == null) {
continue;
}
int charge = top.getCharge();
if (charge <= 0) {
continue;
}

double observedMz = spec.getPrecursorPeak().getMz();
double observedPeptideMass = (observedMz - Composition.ChargeCarrierMass()) * charge - Composition.H2O;
double theoreticalPeptideMass = top.getPeptideMass();
if (theoreticalPeptideMass <= 0) {
continue;
}
residuals.add(residualPpm(observedPeptideMass, theoreticalPeptideMass));
}
return residuals;
}

/**
* The queue is ordered by SpecProbComparator: best (lowest SpecEValue) is
* the last one remaining after polling, or equivalently — because
* {@link DBScanner#generateSpecIndexDBMatchMap()} caps the queue at
* {@code numPeptidesPerSpec = 1} — there is exactly one entry per
* specIndex in our pre-pass. This helper is defensive in case that
* invariant ever loosens.
*/
private static DatabaseMatch bestMatch(PriorityQueue<DatabaseMatch> queue) {
DatabaseMatch best = null;
for (DatabaseMatch m : queue) {
if (best == null || m.getSpecEValue() < best.getSpecEValue()) {
best = m;
}
}
return best;
}

// ----- visible-for-testing helpers (package-private) -----------------

/**
* Samples every Nth element (starting at index 0), capped at {@code cap}.
*/
static <T> List<T> sampleEveryNth(List<T> source, int stride, int cap) {
if (source == null || source.isEmpty() || stride <= 0 || cap <= 0) {
return Collections.emptyList();
}
List<T> out = new ArrayList<>();
for (int i = 0; i < source.size() && out.size() < cap; i += stride) {
out.add(source.get(i));
}
return out;
}

/**
* Residual in ppm for a single PSM. Sign convention:
* {@code (observed - theoretical) / theoretical * 1e6}.
* A positive result means the instrument reports higher than theoretical.
*/
static double residualPpm(double observedMass, double theoreticalMass) {
return (observedMass - theoreticalMass) / theoreticalMass * 1e6;
}

/**
* Median of a list of doubles. Empty list => 0.0 (documented contract:
* used by the calibrator as "no shift" fallback). Odd length => middle
* element; even length => mean of the two middle elements. Sorts a
* defensive copy so the caller's list is untouched.
*/
static double median(List<Double> values) {
if (values == null || values.isEmpty()) {
return 0.0;
}
List<Double> copy = new ArrayList<>(values);
Collections.sort(copy);
int n = copy.size();
if ((n & 1) == 1) {
return copy.get(n / 2);
} else {
return (copy.get(n / 2 - 1) + copy.get(n / 2)) / 2.0;
}
}

// ----- test-only public wrappers -------------------------------------
//
// These exist solely so the unit tests can pin the helper semantics
// without needing a full spectrum-file fixture. They are thin
// pass-throughs to the package-private helpers above.

/** Test-only access to {@link #median(List)}. */
public static double medianForTests(List<Double> values) {
return median(values);
}

/** Test-only access to {@link #residualPpm(double, double)}. */
public static double residualPpmForTests(double observed, double theoretical) {
return residualPpm(observed, theoretical);
}

/** Test-only access to {@link #sampleEveryNth(List, int, int)}. */
public static <T> List<T> sampleEveryNthForTests(List<T> source, int stride, int cap) {
return sampleEveryNth(source, stride, cap);
}
}
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