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Methodology for evaluating a single sklearn-compatible learner (in particular, the `SkrubLearner` produced by `build-ml-pipeline`). Owns: which entry point to call (`skore.evaluate` first, the explicit report classes when needed), which cross-validator to pick from scikit-learn's
Methodology for evaluating a single sklearn-compatible learner (in particular, the `SkrubLearner` produced by `build-ml-pipeline`). Owns: which entry point to call (`skore.evaluate` first, the explicit report classes when needed), which cross-validator to pick from scikit-learn's catalogue, how to consume the structural metadata (`groups`, `times`, …) attached at build time via `.skb.mark_as_X(split_kwargs=...)`. Stops at "what does the report say". Defaults (metrics, plots) come from skore; only override on explicit user request. TRIGGER when: code calls `cross_val_score`, `cross_validate`, `classification_report`, or any handwritten metric print (`print(mean_squared_error(...))`); code calls `.skb.cross_validate(...)` (route through skore for richer output); user asks how to score, evaluate, or compare a single learner; user asks how to pick a cross-validator; user wants to see a report / metrics / diagnostic plots for a fitted learner. SKIP when: declaring the pipeline (use `build-m
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Pick the entry point, pick the cross-validator, route the metadata,
read the report. The pipeline declaration is out of scope (see
build-ml-pipeline).
import skore raises in this project's
env, STOP. Invoke python-env-manager to detect the manager
and produce the right install command (the project may not use
pixi); surface the command to the user and wait for confirmation.
Do not drop back to cross_val_score, cross_validate,
classification_report, or hand-rolled metric prints — that
silently rewrites this skill out of the project. See
data-science-python-stack § "Missing dependency".skore entry point
(evaluate, EstimatorReport, CrossValidationReport,
ComparisonReport) and any sklearn splitter name must come from a
Skill(python-api) or Skill(python-api) call in this turn.
"I remember KFold(n_splits=5)" is not acceptable.G-CV-SPLITTER). This is the G-CV-SPLITTER gate — owned by
this skill, fired during iterate-ml-experiment § 3 (the build →
evaluate → test chain, after the design note is approved at
G-DESIGN), before src/<pkg>/evaluate.py is written. The splitter
is NOT pre-committed in the design note. Pick from the
split_kwargs content at the X marker via the table in rule 3 —
never reach for KFold(5) or StratifiedKFold out of habit. If
split_kwargs is empty and you cannot rule out group / temporal
structure, return to build-ml-pipeline and ask before defaulting.Stratified* for class imbalance. It compresses across-fold
variance and produces over-confident error bars. Imbalance does
not change the splitter choice.skore.evaluate(...) materializes
the graph once with one env-dict and splits indices — it
never exercises a different env-dict at predict time, which is
exactly the binding shape production faces. A pipeline that
loads-then-features-then-splits passes CV trivially and still
silently drops cold-start rows when handed a fresh
learner.predict(env₂). The structural check that catches this
is the smoke test owned by smoke-test-ml-pipeline — required
alongside CV for any pipeline that has a backward shift, lag,
rolling window, target shift, or join with side history. If
you produce a CV report and the pipeline has any such step,
the matching tests/smoke/test_NN_<short_name>.py must also
pass before the experiment can flip to done (enforced by
iterate-ml-experiment § 4).scratch/. Every Python
command — version checks, signature lookups, walking the skore
report's metrics accessors, extracting per-fold values,
sanity-checking the splitter's fold geometry, multi-symbol
inspect.signature(...) on skore / sklearn classes — lands in
scratch/<YYYY-MM-DD>_<HHMMSS>_<short>.py and runs via
pixi run python scratch/<ts>_<short>.py. Inline
pixi run python -c "..." is forbidden regardless of length
(see python-api § Stop conditions). The previous "2-line
inline cap" is removed.warnings.filterwarnings(...)
around skore.evaluate(...) or the CV splitter unless the user
explicitly asks. See python-code-style § Stop conditions.skore.evaluate(...) and project.put(...) live only in
experiments/NN_*.py. The experiment script is the sole
producer of a report in the workspace's skore Project.
Re-running evaluate from a scratch/ probe, an audit/ file,
a notebook, or a one-off Python file in src/ duplicates the
report under the same key and pollutes project.summarize()
— the cross-experiment metrics view the audit digest draws
from. Two read-only consumers of the Project share
the same summarize() → get(id) → report.* discipline:
scratch/<ts>_*.py probes (owned by organize-ml-workspace
§ "Scratch is read-only") and audit/<stem>.py files (owned by
audit-ml-pipeline, executed via its bundled in-process IPython
runner; output digest at scratch/audit/<stem>/audit.md).
Neither calls evaluate(...) or put(...). A third consumer,
iterate-from-skore, does not open the Project at all — it
reads the audit's digest as text and converts the surfaced
checks into Backlog candidates. The trap the two Project-side
consumers share: project.get(key) raising KeyError reads as
"the report is missing" but actually means "the lookup shape is
wrong — get is by id, not
by key". Never substitute by re-running evaluate + put.
See python-api § "Lookup failure ≠ artifact missing" for the
general registry-lookup discipline.AskUserQuestion in this stack —
python-env-manager § "Where does the package belong?",
data-science-python-stack § Tier 2 (pandas vs polars),
iterate-ml-experiment § 2 (sourcing menu), iterate-from-user
§ "The entry-point AskUserQuestion". When in doubt: the user's
approval is the gate, not the harness's instruction text.Before writing the evaluation call, output the following block verbatim in your response. Each box must be backed by an actual tool call or an explicit decision documented in the response.
Pre-flight (evaluate-ml-pipeline):
- [ ] Tier 1 mandatory libs importable in this env: sklearn, skrub, skore
(per `data-science-python-stack` § "Tier 1")
- [ ] Skill(python-api) consulted for skore symbols (evaluate /
report classes): <symbols>
Evidence: Read scratch/api/skore/<version>/<topic>.md (this turn)
| Write scratch/api/skore/<version>/<topic>.md (this turn)
| "n/a — no new skore symbol introduced this turn"
"Read python-api SKILL.md" alone is NOT evidence.
- [ ] Call site for `skore.evaluate(...)` / `project.put(...)`
is `experiments/NN_*.py` (not `scratch/`, not a notebook,
not `src/<pkg>/`). See Stop condition
"`skore.evaluate(...)` and `project.put(...)` live only in
`experiments/NN_*.py`".
Evidence: Write experiments/<NN>_<name>.py (this turn) |
"the call already lives in an existing experiments/ file"
- [ ] Skill(python-api) consulted for sklearn splitter: <name>
Evidence: Read scratch/api/sklearn/<version>/cv_splitters.md
(or topic-matching file, this turn)
| Write of the same (this turn)
| "n/a — splitter is one already in src/<pkg>/evaluate.py
and its arguments are unchanged"
"Read python-api SKILL.md" alone is NOT evidence.
- [ ] split_kwargs at the X marker read: <groups | time | none>
- [ ] Splitter chosen via rule 3 mapping table: <name + reason>
- [ ] Data-passing form picked: <X, y> | <data={...}>
- [ ] Smoke test status (per `smoke-test-ml-pipeline`):
passing — CV report can be persisted and experiment can
flip to `done`;
failing — pipeline has a structural bug; route back to
`build-ml-pipeline` (CV report can still be
produced, but the experiment stays `approved`,
not `done`, until smoke passes);
n/a — pipeline has no history-dependent step (rare
for time-series / panel data; explain why in
the response).
- [ ] If a probe is needed in this turn (skore report walk,
metric extraction, splitter fold inspection), the payload
goes to `scratch/<ts>_<short>.py`, **not inline `pixi run
python -c "..."`**. No inline allowance — all Python
execution goes to scratch.
split_kwargs into the splitter, reading
the report, deciding when to escalate to explicit report classes.skore.evaluate(...) is the entry point. It is a dispatcher
that returns the right report for the task and splitter
argument. Never hand-roll cross_val_score + manual metric
prints, and don't drop back to bare sklearn for evaluation. If you
see existing cross_val_score / cross_validate /
classification_report / mean_squared_error calls in the diff,
redirect them through skore.evaluate. Consult python-api for
the exact signature.
Always pass splitter= explicitly. When splitter= is
omitted, evaluate auto-selects: if the learner's DataOp was
declared with mark_as_X(cv=...) it reuses that cross-validator
(→ CrossValidationReport), otherwise it falls back to a single
80/20 holdout (→ EstimatorReport). This stack does not declare
cv at the X marker (build-ml-pipeline § S3), so an omitted
splitter= would silently produce a holdout instead of the
gated CV choice. Passing splitter= explicitly is what makes the
G-CV-SPLITTER decision visible, and it overrides any DataOp
cv.
Two data-passing forms — pick the one that matches the estimator:
skore.evaluate(estimator, X, y, splitter=...)
for any estimator whose fit is (X, y).name: evaluate-ml-pipeline description: > Methodology for evaluating a single sklearn-compatible learner (in particular, the `SkrubLearner` produced by `build-ml-pipeline`). Owns: which entry point to call (`skore.evaluate` first, the explicit report classes when needed), which cross-validator to pick from scikit-learn's catalogue, how to consume the structural metadata (`groups`, `times`, …) attached at build time via `.skb.mark_as_X(split_kwargs=...)`. Stops at "what does the report say". Defaults (metrics, plots) come from skore; only override on explicit user request. TRIGGER when: code calls `cross_val_score`, `cross_validate`, `classification_report`, or any handwritten metric print (`print(mean_squared_error(...))`); code calls `.skb.cross_validate(...)` (route through skore for richer output); user asks how to score, evaluate, or compare a single learner; user asks how to pick a cross-validator; user wants to see a report / metrics / diagnostic plots for a fitted learner. SKIP when: declaring the pipeline (use `build-ml-pipeline`); hyperparameter / model search (separate skill); fitting, persisting, or serving the final model; tracking or comparing experiments across multiple runs over time (separate skill). HOW TO USE: invoke before any evaluation call. **First, read the "Stop conditions" block at the top of the body and emit the Pre-flight checklist as visible text in your response — both are mandatory before any evaluation code is written.** The structural facts about the data (group keys, time ordering) should already be encoded at the X marker via `split_kwargs` — if they aren't and you can't tell from the data, return to `build-ml-pipeline` and ask the user. For symbol-level lookups, defer to `python-api` (skore symbols) and `python-api` (splitters); don't guess names from memory.
---
name: evaluate-ml-pipeline
description: >
Methodology for evaluating a single sklearn-compatible learner (in
particular, the `SkrubLearner` produced by `build-ml-pipeline`).
Owns: which entry point to call (`skore.evaluate` first, the
explicit report classes when needed), which cross-validator to pick
from scikit-learn's catalogue, how to consume the structural
metadata (`groups`, `times`, …) attached at build time via
`.skb.mark_as_X(split_kwargs=...)`. Stops at "what does the report
say". Defaults (metrics, plots) come from skore; only override on
explicit user request.
TRIGGER when: code calls `cross_val_score`, `cross_validate`,
`classification_report`, or any handwritten metric print
(`print(mean_squared_error(...))`); code calls
`.skb.cross_validate(...)` (route through skore for richer output);
user asks how to score, evaluate, or compare a single learner;
user asks how to pick a cross-validator; user wants to see a
report / metrics / diagnostic plots for a fitted learner.
SKIP when: declaring the pipeline (use `build-ml-pipeline`);
hyperparameter / model search (separate skill); fitting,
persisting, or serving the final model; tracking or comparing
experiments across multiple runs over time (separate skill).
HOW TO USE: invoke before any evaluation call. **First, read the
"Stop conditions" block at the top of the body and emit the
Pre-flight checklist as visible text in your response — both are
mandatory before any evaluation code is written.** The structural
facts about the data (group keys, time ordering) should already be
encoded at the X marker via `split_kwargs` — if they aren't and you
can't tell from the data, return to `build-ml-pipeline` and ask the
user. For symbol-level lookups, defer to `python-api` (skore
symbols) and `python-api` (splitters); don't guess names from
memory.
---
# Evaluate ML Pipeline
Pick the entry point, pick the cross-validator, route the metadata,
read the report. The pipeline declaration is out of scope (see
`build-ml-pipeline`).
## Stop conditions — read before anything else
- **Missing dependency.** If `import skore` raises in this project's
env, STOP. **Invoke `python-env-manager`** to detect the manager
and produce the right install command (the project may not use
pixi); surface the command to the user and wait for confirmation.
**Do not drop back to `cross_val_score`, `cross_validate`,
`classification_report`, or hand-rolled metric prints** — that
silently rewrites this skill out of the project. See
`data-science-python-stack` § "Missing dependency".
- **Symbol from memory is forbidden.** Any `skore` entry point
(`evaluate`, `EstimatorReport`, `CrossValidationReport`,
`ComparisonReport`) and any sklearn splitter name must come from a
`Skill(python-api)` or `Skill(python-api)` call **in this turn**.
"I remember `KFold(n_splits=5)`" is not acceptable.
- **Splitter choice is data-driven, not default-driven
(`G-CV-SPLITTER`).** This is the **G-CV-SPLITTER** gate — owned by
this skill, fired during `iterate-ml-experiment` § 3 (the build →
evaluate → test chain, **after** the design note is approved at
G-DESIGN), before `src/<pkg>/evaluate.py` is written. The splitter
is NOT pre-committed in the design note. Pick from the
`split_kwargs` content at the X marker via the table in rule 3 —
never reach for `KFold(5)` or `StratifiedKFold` out of habit. If
`split_kwargs` is empty *and* you cannot rule out group / temporal
structure, return to `build-ml-pipeline` and ask before defaulting.
- **No `Stratified*` for class imbalance.** It compresses across-fold
variance and produces over-confident error bars. Imbalance does
not change the splitter choice.
- **CV is necessary but not sufficient for any pipeline with
history-dependent features.** `skore.evaluate(...)` materializes
the graph **once** with one env-dict and splits *indices* — it
never exercises a different env-dict at predict time, which is
exactly the binding shape production faces. A pipeline that
loads-then-features-then-splits passes CV trivially and still
silently drops cold-start rows when handed a fresh
`learner.predict(env₂)`. The structural check that catches this
is the smoke test owned by `smoke-test-ml-pipeline` — required
alongside CV for any pipeline that has a backward shift, lag,
rolling window, target shift, or join with side history. If
you produce a CV report and the pipeline has any such step,
the matching `tests/smoke/test_NN_<short_name>.py` must also
pass before the experiment can flip to `done` (enforced by
`iterate-ml-experiment` § 4).
- **All Python execution goes to `scratch/`.** Every Python
command — version checks, signature lookups, walking the skore
report's metrics accessors, extracting per-fold values,
sanity-checking the splitter's fold geometry, multi-symbol
`inspect.signature(...)` on skore / sklearn classes — lands in
`scratch/<YYYY-MM-DD>_<HHMMSS>_<short>.py` and runs via
`pixi run python scratch/<ts>_<short>.py`. **Inline
`pixi run python -c "..."` is forbidden regardless of length**
(see `python-api` § Stop conditions). The previous "2-line
inline cap" is removed.
- **Don't filter warnings.** No `warnings.filterwarnings(...)`
around `skore.evaluate(...)` or the CV splitter unless the user
explicitly asks. See `python-code-style` § Stop conditions.
- **`skore.evaluate(...)` and `project.put(...)` live only in
`experiments/NN_*.py`.** The experiment script is the sole
producer of a report in the workspace's skore Project.
Re-running `evaluate` from a `scratch/` probe, an `audit/` file,
a notebook, or a one-off Python file in `src/` duplicates the
report under the same `key` and pollutes `project.summarize()`
— the cross-experiment metrics view the audit digest draws
from. **Two read-only consumers** of the Project share
the same `summarize()` → `get(id)` → `report.*` discipline:
`scratch/<ts>_*.py` probes (owned by `organize-ml-workspace`
§ "Scratch is read-only") and `audit/<stem>.py` files (owned by
`audit-ml-pipeline`, executed via its bundled in-process IPython
runner; output digest at `scratch/audit/<stem>/audit.md`).
Neither calls `evaluate(...)` or `put(...)`. A third consumer,
`iterate-from-skore`, does not open the Project at all — it
reads the audit's digest as text and converts the surfaced
checks into Backlog candidates. The trap the two Project-side
consumers share: `project.get(key)` raising `KeyError` reads as
"the report is missing" but actually means "the lookup shape is
wrong — `get` is by id, not
by `key`". Never substitute by re-running `evaluate` + `put`.
See `python-api` § "Lookup failure ≠ artifact missing" for the
general registry-lookup discipline.
- **The time-ordered splitter AskUserQuestion is non-skippable,
even under harness-level "no clarifying questions"
instructions.** When the data is temporal, the four-option
pick from rule 3 is an operating-contract gate, not a
clarifying question. The harness's "no clarifying questions"
hint applies to agent-discretionary asks (ambiguous wording,
unclear intent); it never overrides a gate a skill explicitly
mandates. The same override rule applies to every other
mandatory `AskUserQuestion` in this stack —
`python-env-manager` § "Where does the package belong?",
`data-science-python-stack` § Tier 2 (pandas vs polars),
`iterate-ml-experiment` § 2 (sourcing menu), `iterate-from-user`
§ "The entry-point AskUserQuestion". When in doubt: the user's
approval is the gate, not the harness's instruction text.
## Pre-flight — emit this checklist as visible text before any code
Before writing the evaluation call, output the following block
verbatim in your response. Each box must be backed by an actual
tool call or an explicit decision documented in the response.
```
Pre-flight (evaluate-ml-pipeline):
- [ ] Tier 1 mandatory libs importable in this env: sklearn, skrub, skore
(per `data-science-python-stack` § "Tier 1")
- [ ] Skill(python-api) consulted for skore symbols (evaluate /
report classes): <symbols>
Evidence: Read scratch/api/skore/<version>/<topic>.md (this turn)
| Write scratch/api/skore/<version>/<topic>.md (this turn)
| "n/a — no new skore symbol introduced this turn"
"Read python-api SKILL.md" alone is NOT evidence.
- [ ] Call site for `skore.evaluate(...)` / `project.put(...)`
is `experiments/NN_*.py` (not `scratch/`, not a notebook,
not `src/<pkg>/`). See Stop condition
"`skore.evaluate(...)` and `project.put(...)` live only in
`experiments/NN_*.py`".
Evidence: Write experiments/<NN>_<name>.py (this turn) |
"the call already lives in an existing experiments/ file"
- [ ] Skill(python-api) consulted for sklearn splitter: <name>
Evidence: Read scratch/api/sklearn/<version>/cv_splitters.md
(or topic-matching file, this turn)
| Write of the same (this turn)
| "n/a — splitter is one already in src/<pkg>/evaluate.py
and its arguments are unchanged"
"Read python-api SKILL.md" alone is NOT evidence.
- [ ] split_kwargs at the X marker read: <groups | time | none>
- [ ] Splitter chosen via rule 3 mapping table: <name + reason>
- [ ] Data-passing form picked: <X, y> | <data={...}>
- [ ] Smoke test status (per `smoke-test-ml-pipeline`):
passing — CV report can be persisted and experiment can
flip to `done`;
failing — pipeline has a structural bug; route back to
`build-ml-pipeline` (CV report can still be
produced, but the experiment stays `approved`,
not `done`, until smoke passes);
n/a — pipeline has no history-dependent step (rare
for time-series / panel data; explain why in
the response).
- [ ] If a probe is needed in this turn (skore report walk,
metric extraction, splitter fold inspection), the payload
goes to `scratch/<ts>_<short>.py`, **not inline `pixi run
python -c "..."`**. No inline allowance — all Python
execution goes to scratch.
```
## Scope
- **In scope:** choosing the evaluation entry point, picking a
cross-validator, wiring `split_kwargs` into the splitter, reading
the report, deciding when to escalate to explicit report classes.
- **Out of scope:** pipeline declaration, hyperparameter search,
persistence, serving, multi-run tracking.
## Core rules
1. **`skore.evaluate(...)` is the entry point.** It is a dispatcher
that returns the right report for the task and `splitter`
argument. **Never** hand-roll `cross_val_score` + manual metric
prints, and don't drop back to bare sklearn for evaluation. If you
see existing `cross_val_score` / `cross_validate` /
`classification_report` / `mean_squared_error` calls in the diff,
redirect them through `skore.evaluate`. Consult `python-api` for
the exact signature.
**Always pass `splitter=` explicitly.** When `splitter=` is
omitted, `evaluate` auto-selects: if the learner's DataOp was
declared with `mark_as_X(cv=...)` it reuses that cross-validator
(→ `CrossValidationReport`), otherwise it falls back to a single
80/20 holdout (→ `EstimatorReport`). This stack does not declare
`cv` at the X marker (`build-ml-pipeline` § S3), so an omitted
`splitter=` would silently produce a holdout instead of the
gated CV choice. Passing `splitter=` explicitly is what makes the
`G-CV-SPLITTER` decision visible, and it **overrides** any DataOp
`cv`.
**Two data-passing forms — pick the one that matches the
estimator:**
- sklearn-style: `skore.evaluate(estimator, X, y, splitter=...)`
for any estimator whose `fit` is `(X, y)`.
- env-dict-style: `skore.evaluate(learner, data={"X": X, "y": y,
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