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testland/model-performance-regression-gate

Computes held-out metrics (accuracy, F1, AUC, RMSE) for a retrained model and compares them against the current production model, failing promotion when any metric regresses beyond a configured tolerance. Adds per-segment checks via Deepchecks WeakSegmentsPerformance so a model that improves globally but regresses on a key slice is still blocked. Use when a retrained model is a candidate for promotion and the CI pipeline must enforce a per-metric pass/fail gate before the artifact is pushed to the model registry.

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gate-config-and-metrics.mdreferences/

Gate config and metric reference

Deep detail for model-performance-regression-gate: the externalised YAML threshold config plus its loader, and the per-metric scikit-learn API notes. The runnable gate itself stays in SKILL.md; this file holds the tunables and the full metric signatures.

YAML threshold config

Externalise tolerances so non-engineers can tune them via a PR rather than editing Python:

# config/gate_thresholds.yaml
metrics:
  accuracy:
    tolerance: 0.01
    higher_is_better: true
  f1_weighted:
    tolerance: 0.02
    higher_is_better: true
  roc_auc:
    tolerance: 0.01
    higher_is_better: true
segment:
  max_ratio_change: 0.15
  min_segment_size_ratio: 0.05

Load it into the same TOLERANCES and HIGHER_IS_BETTER structures the gate uses in Step 4:

import yaml

with open("config/gate_thresholds.yaml") as f:
    cfg = yaml.safe_load(f)

TOLERANCES = {k: v["tolerance"] for k, v in cfg["metrics"].items()}
HIGHER_IS_BETTER = {k for k, v in cfg["metrics"].items() if v["higher_is_better"]}

Per-metric scikit-learn signatures

Per scikit-learn model evaluation docs:

  • accuracy_score(y_true, y_pred) - higher better.
  • f1_score(y_true, y_pred, average='weighted') - higher better.
  • roc_auc_score(y_true, y_score) requires probability estimates; for multiclass use average='weighted', multi_class='ovr'.
  • root_mean_squared_error(y_true, y_pred) (regression) is in target units, lower better, so its tolerance direction is inverted in Step 4.

references

gate-config-and-metrics.md

SKILL.md

tile.json