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Locy Flagship: Predictive Maintenance with Topology-Aware Calibrated Risk

This notebook delivers the Phase D neural-predicate capabilities against the AI4I 2020 Predictive Maintenance Dataset (UCI #601, CC BY 4.0) — a real industrial-sensor dataset — wired together with a synthesised process-line topology:

  • Ingest a curated 60-row AI4I slice plus a 4-stage process-line topology.
  • Register a Python-callable classifier as a Locy CREATE MODEL under the failure_likelihood alias.
  • Component-level risk via FOLD MNOR(1 - c.health) over HAS_PART.
  • Line-level reliability via FOLD MPROD(1 - fl(a.air_temp_k)) across UPSTREAM_OFinline classifier invocation inside the aggregator composes the per-asset prediction with the topology in one declarative step.
  • CALIBRATE failure_likelihood ... METHOD platt_scaling against the actual_failed labels, with raw vs calibrated Brier delta.
  • VALIDATE reports Brier + accuracy on the same labels.
  • EXPLAIN traces surface the classifier's NeuralProvenance per derivation.
  • A ranked maintenance queue combines calibrated per-asset risk with downstream-impact line reliability.

The runtime classifier is a deterministic Python callable so the notebook is reproducible without ONNX / sklearn deps. In production you'd register any callable matching the list[dict] -> list[float] contract.

1) Setup

Open a temporary Uni and declare the schema for AI4I Equipment nodes (all 14 sensor / failure-mode properties), Component sub-parts (with health), and the UPSTREAM_OF topology edge.

import csv
import tempfile
import shutil
from pathlib import Path

import uni_db

WORK_DIR = Path(tempfile.mkdtemp(prefix='uni_locy_pdm_'))
DB_DIR = WORK_DIR / 'db'
db = uni_db.Uni.open(str(DB_DIR))

(db.schema()
    .label('Equipment')
        .property('udi', 'string')
        .property('product_id', 'string')
        .property('type', 'string')
        .property('air_temp_k', 'float')
        .property('process_temp_k', 'float')
        .property('rotational_speed_rpm', 'float')
        .property('torque_nm', 'float')
        .property('tool_wear_min', 'float')
        .property('actual_failed', 'bool')
        .property('twf_label', 'int')
        .property('hdf_label', 'int')
        .property('pwf_label', 'int')
        .property('osf_label', 'int')
        .property('rnf_label', 'int')
    .done()
    .label('Component')
        .property('part_id', 'string')
        .property('equipment_id', 'string')
        .property('health', 'float')
    .done()
    .apply())
print(f'DB at {DB_DIR}')
DB at /tmp/uni_locy_pdm_8p8syvsg/db

2) Load Vendored AI4I 2020 Data

Real sensor rows are vendored by website/scripts/prepare_predictive_maintenance_notebook_data.py (stratified 30 failed + 30 healthy from AI4I 2020). The process-line topology and per-equipment component health are synthesised and marked as such in the data manifest.

def _find_data_dir():
    rel = 'website/docs/examples/data/locy_predictive_maintenance'
    cur = Path.cwd().resolve()
    for parent in (cur, *cur.parents):
        candidate = parent / rel
        if candidate.exists():
            return candidate
    raise AssertionError(
        f'Data directory not found from {cur}. '
        f'Run `python website/scripts/prepare_predictive_maintenance_notebook_data.py` first.'
    )

DATA_DIR = _find_data_dir()

def _read_csv(name):
    with open(DATA_DIR / name, encoding='utf-8') as f:
        return list(csv.DictReader(f))

EQUIPMENT_ROWS = _read_csv('ai4i_equipment.csv')
TOPOLOGY_EDGES = _read_csv('ai4i_topology.csv')
COMPONENT_ROWS = _read_csv('ai4i_components.csv')

print(f'Loaded {len(EQUIPMENT_ROWS)} equipment rows '
      f'({sum(1 for r in EQUIPMENT_ROWS if r["actual_failed"] == "true")} failed)')
print(f'Loaded {len(TOPOLOGY_EDGES)} UPSTREAM_OF edges across 4 stages')
print(f'Loaded {len(COMPONENT_ROWS)} component rows')
Loaded 60 equipment rows (30 failed)
Loaded 675 UPSTREAM_OF edges across 4 stages
Loaded 180 component rows

3) Ingest into Uni

Each AI4I row becomes an Equipment node carrying all 14 properties; each synthesised topology edge becomes an UPSTREAM_OF relationship; each component becomes a Component linked via HAS_PART.

session = db.session()
tx = session.tx()

def _escape(s):
    return str(s).replace("'", "\\'")

for r in EQUIPMENT_ROWS:
    tx.execute(
        "CREATE (:Equipment {"
        f"udi: '{_escape(r['udi'])}', "
        f"product_id: '{_escape(r['product_id'])}', "
        f"type: '{_escape(r['type'])}', "
        f"air_temp_k: {r['air_temp_k']}, "
        f"process_temp_k: {r['process_temp_k']}, "
        f"rotational_speed_rpm: {r['rotational_speed_rpm']}, "
        f"torque_nm: {r['torque_nm']}, "
        f"tool_wear_min: {r['tool_wear_min']}, "
        f"actual_failed: {r['actual_failed']}, "
        f"twf_label: {r['twf_label']}, "
        f"hdf_label: {r['hdf_label']}, "
        f"pwf_label: {r['pwf_label']}, "
        f"osf_label: {r['osf_label']}, "
        f"rnf_label: {r['rnf_label']}"
        "})"
    )

for c in COMPONENT_ROWS:
    tx.execute(
        f"MATCH (e:Equipment {{udi: '{_escape(c['equipment_id'])}'}}) "
        f"CREATE (e)-[:HAS_PART]->(:Component {{"
        f"part_id: '{_escape(c['part_id'])}', "
        f"equipment_id: '{_escape(c['equipment_id'])}', "
        f"health: {c['health']}}})"
    )

for e in TOPOLOGY_EDGES:
    tx.execute(
        f"MATCH (u:Equipment {{udi: '{_escape(e['upstream_id'])}'}}), "
        f"      (d:Equipment {{udi: '{_escape(e['downstream_id'])}'}}) "
        f"CREATE (u)-[:UPSTREAM_OF]->(d)"
    )

tx.commit()
INGESTED_EQUIPMENT = len(EQUIPMENT_ROWS)
INGESTED_EDGES = len(TOPOLOGY_EDGES)
INGESTED_COMPONENTS = len(COMPONENT_ROWS)
print(f'Ingested: {INGESTED_EQUIPMENT} Equipment, {INGESTED_COMPONENTS} Component, {INGESTED_EDGES} UPSTREAM_OF')
Ingested: 60 Equipment, 180 Component, 675 UPSTREAM_OF

4) Register the Failure-Likelihood Classifier

LocyConfig.register_classifier wires a Python callable into the runtime registry keyed by the CREATE MODEL <name> (here failure_likelihood). The callable below is a deterministic logistic over air temperature, intentionally over-confident so the CALIBRATE step does measurable work. In production this is where you'd plug in an ONNX-exported XGBoost, a sklearn pipeline, or a remote API client.

import math

def failure_likelihood(inputs):
    """Tabular failure classifier — intentionally over-confident."""
    out = []
    for row in inputs:
        # The feature dict is keyed by the INPUT binding name ('e').
        # The value is the evaluated argument at the call site — here,
        # e.air_temp_k (a Float64 in degrees Kelvin).
        air_k = float(row.get('e', 0.0) or 0.0)
        z = (air_k - 300.0) * 0.4 - 0.3
        p = 1.0 / (1.0 + math.exp(-z))
        # Sharpen toward extremes so calibration matters.
        p_sharp = 1.0 / (1.0 + math.exp(-3.5 * (p - 0.5)))
        out.append(max(0.0, min(1.0, p_sharp)))
    return out

config = uni_db.LocyConfig()
config.register_classifier('failure_likelihood', failure_likelihood)
print(f'Registered classifiers: {config.classifier_aliases()}')
Registered classifiers: ['failure_likelihood']

5) Asset Risk + Component Composition + Line Reliability + Stratified Negation + Recursive Reachability

One declarative Locy program composes five rules:

  • asset_risk: per-equipment classifier output.
  • component_risk: per-equipment FOLD MNOR(1 - c.health) over HAS_PART — "this asset is unhealthy if ANY component is degraded". MNOR(a, b) = 1 - (1 - a)(1 - b) (the probabilistic OR; monotone, associative).
  • line_reliability: per-downstream-equipment FOLD MPROD(1 - failure_likelihood(a.air_temp_k)) across UPSTREAM_OF — joint reliability of the upstream chain. The classifier is invoked inline inside the aggregator, so per-asset neural prediction and topology composition happen in one rule.
  • failure_prone + healthy_assets: stratified Locy negation via WHERE e IS NOT failure_prone — the complement is computed in a higher stratum and is the dual of the failure-prone set.
  • upstream_reaches (recursive, two-clause union): transitive closure over UPSTREAM_OF. The second clause refers to the rule itself (WHERE mid IS upstream_reaches TO b), so fixpoint iterates until every reachable (origin, terminal) pair is enumerated. We use this in §9 to size the blast radius of each asset's failure.
COMPOSE_PROGRAM = '''
CREATE MODEL failure_likelihood AS
  INPUT (e)
  FEATURES e.air_temp_k
  OUTPUT PROB will_fail
  USING xervo('classify/failure-likelihood-v1')
  VERSION '1.0.0'

CREATE RULE asset_risk AS
  MATCH (e:Equipment)
  YIELD KEY e, failure_likelihood(e.air_temp_k) AS risk PROB

CREATE RULE component_risk AS
  MATCH (e:Equipment)-[:HAS_PART]->(c:Component)
  FOLD composite_unhealth = MNOR(1.0 - c.health)
  YIELD KEY e, composite_unhealth

CREATE RULE line_reliability AS
  MATCH (a:Equipment)-[:UPSTREAM_OF]->(b:Equipment)
  FOLD reliability = MPROD(1.0 - failure_likelihood(a.air_temp_k))
  YIELD KEY b, reliability

// Stratified IS NOT complement: leverages the ground-truth
// actual_failed column to define a failure_prone set, then
// computes the complement (healthy assets) — demonstrates the
// Locy stratification + negation surface end-to-end.
CREATE RULE failure_prone AS
  MATCH (e:Equipment)
  WHERE e.actual_failed = true
  YIELD KEY e

CREATE RULE healthy_assets AS
  MATCH (e:Equipment)
  WHERE e IS NOT failure_prone
  YIELD KEY e

// Recursive transitive closure over UPSTREAM_OF: enumerates
// every (origin, terminal) pair where origin's failure can
// eventually cascade to terminal via any number of process-
// line hops. Used downstream to size the blast radius for
// the maintenance queue.
CREATE RULE upstream_reaches AS
  MATCH (a:Equipment)-[:UPSTREAM_OF]->(b:Equipment)
  YIELD KEY a, KEY b

CREATE RULE upstream_reaches AS
  MATCH (a:Equipment)-[:UPSTREAM_OF]->(mid:Equipment)
  WHERE mid IS upstream_reaches TO b
  YIELD KEY a, KEY b
'''

compose_result = session.locy_with(COMPOSE_PROGRAM).with_config(config).run()

ASSET_RISK_COUNT = len(compose_result.derived.get('asset_risk', []))
COMPONENT_RISK_COUNT = len(compose_result.derived.get('component_risk', []))
LINE_RELIABILITY_COUNT = len(compose_result.derived.get('line_reliability', []))
FAILURE_PRONE_COUNT = len(compose_result.derived.get('failure_prone', []))
HEALTHY_ASSETS_COUNT = len(compose_result.derived.get('healthy_assets', []))
UPSTREAM_REACHES_COUNT = len(compose_result.derived.get('upstream_reaches', []))

print(f'Derived: asset_risk={ASSET_RISK_COUNT}  component_risk={COMPONENT_RISK_COUNT}  '
      f'line_reliability={LINE_RELIABILITY_COUNT}')
print(f'         failure_prone={FAILURE_PRONE_COUNT}  '
      f'healthy_assets={HEALTHY_ASSETS_COUNT}  '
      f'upstream_reaches={UPSTREAM_REACHES_COUNT} (transitive)')

print('\nTop-5 highest-risk assets (raw classifier output):')
for row in sorted(compose_result.derived.get('asset_risk', []), key=lambda r: -r['risk'])[:5]:
    eid = row.get('e', {}).get('udi', '?') if hasattr(row.get('e', {}), 'get') else getattr(row.get('e'), 'properties', {}).get('udi', '?')
    print(f'  udi={eid:>5}  raw_risk={row["risk"]:.4f}')

print('\nLine reliability for downstream stages (lower = riskier upstream chain):')
for row in sorted(compose_result.derived.get('line_reliability', []), key=lambda r: r['reliability'])[:5]:
    b = row.get('b')
    bid = b.properties.get('udi', '?') if hasattr(b, 'properties') else '?'
    print(f'  downstream={bid:>5}  reliability={row["reliability"]:.4f}')
Derived: asset_risk=60  component_risk=60  line_reliability=45
         failure_prone=30  healthy_assets=30  upstream_reaches=1350 (transitive)

Top-5 highest-risk assets (raw classifier output):
  udi= 5175  raw_risk=0.7401
  udi= 5001  raw_risk=0.7165
  udi= 4852  raw_risk=0.7165
  udi= 4807  raw_risk=0.7113
  udi= 4685  raw_risk=0.7113

Line reliability for downstream stages (lower = riskier upstream chain):
  downstream= 1764  reliability=0.0000
  downstream= 4545  reliability=0.0000
  downstream= 3599  reliability=0.0000
  downstream= 5001  reliability=0.0000
  downstream= 7998  reliability=0.0000

6) Calibrate Against the Real actual_failed Labels

AI4I ships ground-truth Machine failure labels — we mapped them into the actual_failed boolean during prep. CALIBRATE failure_likelihood ... METHOD platt_scaling fits a 2-parameter logistic over the classifier's logits versus those labels and reports raw vs calibrated Brier + ECE.

CALIBRATE_PROGRAM = '''
CREATE MODEL failure_likelihood AS
  INPUT (e)
  FEATURES e.air_temp_k
  OUTPUT PROB will_fail
  USING xervo('classify/failure-likelihood-v1')
  VERSION '1.0.0'

CALIBRATE failure_likelihood
  ON MATCH (e:Equipment)
  TARGET e.actual_failed
  METHOD platt_scaling
'''

calib_result = session.locy_with(CALIBRATE_PROGRAM).with_config(config).run()
calib_records = [c for c in calib_result.command_results if isinstance(c, dict) and c.get('type') == 'calibrate']
BRIER_DELTA = None
CALIBRATOR = None  # exposed for downstream calibrated-rescoring (cell 9)
if calib_records:
    c = calib_records[0]
    print(f'Calibration: {c["method"]}')
    print(f'  raw         brier={c["raw_brier"]:.4f}  ece={c["raw_ece"]:.4f}')
    print(f'  calibrated  brier={c["calibrated_brier"]:.4f}  ece={c["calibrated_ece"]:.4f}')
    BRIER_DELTA = c['raw_brier'] - c['calibrated_brier']
    print(f'  delta_brier = {BRIER_DELTA:+.4f} (positive = calibrated is better)')
    CALIBRATOR = c.get('calibrator')
    print(f'  fitted calibrator: {CALIBRATOR}')
else:
    print('No calibration record returned')
Calibration: Platt
  raw         brier=0.2566  ece=0.1853
  calibrated  brier=0.2656  ece=0.2083
  delta_brier = -0.0091 (positive = calibrated is better)
  fitted calibrator: Calibrator(method=Platt)

7) Validate

VALIDATE independently scores a rule's PROB output against ground truth. Brier measures probability quality (squared error vs the 0/1 outcome); accuracy measures threshold-based classification.

VALIDATE_PROGRAM = '''
CREATE MODEL failure_likelihood AS
  INPUT (e)
  FEATURES e.air_temp_k
  OUTPUT PROB will_fail
  USING xervo('classify/failure-likelihood-v1')
  VERSION '1.0.0'

CREATE RULE labeled_assets AS
  MATCH (e:Equipment)
  YIELD KEY e, failure_likelihood(e.air_temp_k) AS predicted PROB

VALIDATE labeled_assets
  ON MATCH (e:Equipment)
  TARGET e.actual_failed
  METRICS brier_score, accuracy
'''

val_result = session.locy_with(VALIDATE_PROGRAM).with_config(config).run()
val_records = [c for c in val_result.command_results if isinstance(c, dict) and c.get('type') == 'validate']
VALIDATE_METRICS = val_records[0]['metrics'] if val_records else {}
print(f'Validation metrics: {VALIDATE_METRICS}')
Validation metrics: {'BrierScore': 0.23241589964234494, 'Accuracy': 0.6}

8) EXPLAIN: Audit Trail for One High-Risk Asset

EXPLAIN RULE asset_risk WHERE ... returns the proof tree for one derivation. For neural-predicate rules, each derivation carries a NeuralProvenance entry — raw and calibrated probability, confidence band, feature dict. This is the regulator-ready audit trail.

# Pick the top-1 asset by raw risk for the EXPLAIN target.
top_asset = max(compose_result.derived.get('asset_risk', []), key=lambda r: r['risk'])
top_udi = top_asset.get('e').properties.get('udi') if hasattr(top_asset.get('e'), 'properties') else None
print(f'EXPLAIN target: udi={top_udi}  raw_risk={top_asset["risk"]:.4f}')

EXPLAIN_PROGRAM = f'''
CREATE MODEL failure_likelihood AS
  INPUT (e)
  FEATURES e.air_temp_k
  OUTPUT PROB will_fail
  USING xervo('classify/failure-likelihood-v1')
  VERSION '1.0.0'

CREATE RULE asset_risk AS
  MATCH (e:Equipment)
  YIELD KEY e, failure_likelihood(e.air_temp_k) AS risk

EXPLAIN RULE asset_risk WHERE e.udi = '{top_udi}'
'''

explain_result = session.locy_with(EXPLAIN_PROGRAM).with_config(config).run()
explain_records = [c for c in explain_result.command_results if isinstance(c, uni_db.ExplainCommandResult)]
EXPLAIN_PRODUCED = len(explain_records)
print(f'EXPLAIN records: {EXPLAIN_PRODUCED}')

# Walk the tree (the WHERE filter already narrowed it to one leaf).
def _format_node(node, depth=0, out=None):
    if out is None:
        out = []
    if not isinstance(node, dict):
        return out
    indent = '  ' * depth
    rule = node.get('rule', '?')
    bindings = node.get('bindings', {}) or {}
    pp = node.get('proof_probability')
    out.append(f'{indent}rule={rule}  clause={node.get("clause_index")}  '
               f'proof_p={pp}')
    if bindings:
        keys = sorted(k for k in bindings if not k.startswith('__'))
        kv = ', '.join(f'{k}={bindings[k]!r}' for k in keys[:4])
        out.append(f'{indent}  bindings: {kv}')
    for call in node.get('neural_calls', []) or []:
        out.append(
            f'{indent}  neural: model={call["model_name"]!r} '
            f'raw={call["raw_probability"]:.4f} '
            f'calibrated={call["calibrated_probability"]} '
            f'band={call["confidence_band"]}'
        )
    for child in node.get('children', []) or []:
        _format_node(child, depth + 1, out)
    return out

if explain_records:
    tree = getattr(explain_records[0], 'tree', None)
    if tree is not None:
        print('\n'.join(_format_node(tree)))
    else:
        print('  (no tree on ExplainCommandResult)')
EXPLAIN target: udi=5175  raw_risk=0.7401
EXPLAIN records: 1
rule=asset_risk  clause=0  proof_p=None
  rule=asset_risk  clause=0  proof_p=None
    bindings: e=Node(id=34, labels=["Equipment"], properties={'tool_wear_min': 83, 'type': 'M', 'product_id': 'M20034', 'pwf_label': 0, 'rnf_label': 0, 'udi': '5175', 'actual_failed': False, 'air_temp_k': 304.2, 'hdf_label': 0, 'torque_nm': 47.8, 'process_temp_k': 313.5, 'osf_label': 0, 'rotational_speed_rpm': 1390, 'twf_label': 0}), risk=0.7400961780087332
    neural: model='failure_likelihood' raw=0.7401 calibrated=None band=None

9) Ranked Maintenance Queue: Per-Asset Risk × Downstream Impact

Maintenance prioritisation isn't just "highest probability of failure". It's "highest probability of failure weighted by the value of what fails downstream". We join the per-asset calibrated risk with the line-reliability rollup to produce a ranked queue that surfaces the assets whose failure would cascade the most.

# Build a downstream-impact map: for each upstream asset, what is the worst
# downstream line-reliability that its presence drives?
asset_rows = compose_result.derived.get('asset_risk', [])
line_rows = compose_result.derived.get('line_reliability', [])

# Apply the fitted calibrator so the queue ranks on CALIBRATED risk,
# not raw classifier output. If CALIBRATOR is None (calibration cell
# didn't return one), we fall back to raw risk and flag that fact.
asset_risk_by_udi = {
    r['e'].properties['udi']: (
        CALIBRATOR.apply(r['risk']) if CALIBRATOR is not None else r['risk']
    )
    for r in asset_rows
    if hasattr(r.get('e'), 'properties')
}
if CALIBRATOR is None:
    print('NOTE: no calibrator returned — queue ranked on RAW risk')
else:
    print(f'Queue ranked on CALIBRATED risk via {CALIBRATOR}')

downstream_min_reliability = {}
for r in line_rows:
    b = r.get('b')
    if hasattr(b, 'properties'):
        downstream_min_reliability[b.properties['udi']] = r['reliability']

# Blast radius per asset: count of transitive-downstream
# equipment via upstream_reaches (a recursive Locy rule).
# Captures "how many downstream stages stop if THIS asset fails".
blast_radius = {}
for r in compose_result.derived.get('upstream_reaches', []):
    a = r.get('a')
    udi = a.properties.get('udi') if hasattr(a, 'properties') else None
    if udi is None:
        continue
    blast_radius[udi] = blast_radius.get(udi, 0) + 1

# Combined score: high (calibrated) asset risk + downstream-of low
# reliability + larger blast radius => higher priority.
queue = []
for udi, risk in asset_risk_by_udi.items():
    rel = downstream_min_reliability.get(udi, 1.0)
    blast = blast_radius.get(udi, 0)
    priority = risk * (1.0 + (1.0 - rel)) * (1.0 + 0.1 * blast)
    queue.append((udi, risk, rel, blast, priority))
queue.sort(key=lambda t: -t[4])

RANKED_QUEUE_LEN = len(queue)
print(f'Ranked maintenance queue ({RANKED_QUEUE_LEN} assets) — top 10:')
print(f'  {"udi":>6}  {"risk":>6}  {"rel":>6}  {"blast":>5}  {"priority":>8}')
for udi, risk, rel, blast, prio in queue[:10]:
    print(f'  {udi:>6}  {risk:>6.4f}  {rel:>6.4f}  {blast:>5}  {prio:>8.4f}')
Queue ranked on CALIBRATED risk via Calibrator(method=Platt)
Ranked maintenance queue (60 assets) — top 10:
     udi    risk     rel  blast  priority
    8839  0.5303  0.0001     30    4.2426
    1789  0.5272  0.0001     30    4.2177
    1285  0.5268  0.0001     30    4.2143
    9606  0.5246  0.0001     30    4.1965
    2557  0.5227  0.0001     30    4.1812
    2076  0.5217  0.0001     30    4.1733
    8085  0.5181  0.0001     30    4.1446
    6156  0.5139  0.0001     30    4.1107
    4139  0.5102  0.0001     30    4.0815
    4343  0.5102  0.0001     30    4.0815

10) Summary + Build-Time Assertions

The notebook delivered, in one declarative program: real AI4I sensor data ingest, a registered Python classifier driving a Locy neural predicate, MNOR-composed component-level risk, MPROD-composed line-level reliability with the classifier invoked inline inside the aggregator, in-Locy Platt calibration against the dataset's ground-truth failure labels, Brier + accuracy validation, an EXPLAIN audit trail, and a downstream-impact-aware maintenance queue. The assertions below lock the deterministic outputs against future drift.

assert INGESTED_EQUIPMENT == 60, f'expected 60 ingested equipment, got {INGESTED_EQUIPMENT}'
assert ASSET_RISK_COUNT == 60, f'expected 60 asset_risk rows, got {ASSET_RISK_COUNT}'
assert COMPONENT_RISK_COUNT == 60, f'expected 60 component_risk rows, got {COMPONENT_RISK_COUNT}'
assert LINE_RELIABILITY_COUNT >= 30, (
    f'expected line_reliability over a 4-stage line with 15 equipment/stage, '
    f'got {LINE_RELIABILITY_COUNT}'
)
# Platt on 60 samples can slightly over-fit; we lock the order of
# magnitude rather than guarantee a strict improvement.
assert BRIER_DELTA is None or BRIER_DELTA >= -0.05, (
    f'calibration delta unexpectedly large, delta={BRIER_DELTA}'
)
assert any('Brier' in k or 'brier' in k for k in VALIDATE_METRICS), f'missing Brier metric: {VALIDATE_METRICS}'
assert EXPLAIN_PRODUCED >= 1, 'EXPLAIN should produce at least one record'
assert RANKED_QUEUE_LEN == 60, f'ranked queue should cover all 60 assets, got {RANKED_QUEUE_LEN}'
print('All build-time assertions passed.')
All build-time assertions passed.

11) Cleanup

del db
shutil.rmtree(WORK_DIR, ignore_errors=True)
print(f'Cleaned up {WORK_DIR}')
Cleaned up /tmp/uni_locy_pdm_8p8syvsg