HAVOK Regime-Shift Detector v0.3.0

Portable install, one-click UX for non-programmers, pipeline/estimator unified, production-ready robustness.

Turn chaos into actionable early-warning signals.⚡

🌀havok-toolbox implements the HAVOK (Hankel Alternative View of Koopman) algorithm from "Chaos as an Intermittently Forced Linear System" (Brunton, Brunton, Proctor & Kutz, Nature Communications, 2017). Given a univariate time series, HAVOK extracts the hidden intermittent forcing signal that precedes sudden regime shifts — seizures in EEG🧠, market crashes📉, climate tipping points🌍, industrial failures⚙️ — before they manifest in the raw data.

✨ Features

Category	Capability
Core HAVOK	Full pipeline: Hankel embedding → truncated SVD → eigen-time-delay coordinates → forcing extraction → regime-shift risk quantification
Auto-tuning	SVD-spectrum based `optimal_m_havok()` replaces FNN; Mutual Information delay selection with automatic tau capping
sklearn API	`HavokEstimator` with `fit()`, `transform()`, `fit_transform()`, `score()`, `get_params()` — compatible with `GridSearchCV` and `Pipeline`
Adaptive	Non-stationary analysis: BOCPD or PELT changepoint detection, per-segment parameter retuning, soft regime blending, RegimeMemory
Multichannel	Two modes: `parallel` (fast per-channel) and `composite` (true mHAVOK with joint Hankel SVD capturing cross-channel coupling)
AutoML	Optuna TPE hyperparameter optimization over (τ, m, r, threshold, window, diff_method) with median pruning
Hybrid ML	HAVOK-Transformer (PyTorch encoder-decoder on eigen-coordinates); ESN forcing forecaster
Edge of Chaos	Rosenstein Largest Lyapunov Exponent, Grassberger-Procaccia correlation dimension, critical slowing down, combined edge score
Uncertainty	Phase-randomized surrogate testing, block bootstrap confidence intervals, CRPS scoring, conformal prediction
Federated	Privacy-preserving multi-client aggregation with (ε, δ)-differential privacy for healthcare/institutional deployment
Attribution	Per-spike explanation: amplitude contribution, frequency shift, trend deviation, noise component
Production	GPU acceleration via CuPy; Polars CSV loader (10–50× faster than pandas); `.havok` serialization format
Streaming	Async engine with MQTT, CSV-watch, and synthetic sources; alert pipeline with cooldown and deduplication
One-click app	Streamlit dashboard with drag-and-drop file upload, auto-detection, one-click CSV/HTML report export — zero coding required
Benchmark	5 datasets × 5 methods; Arena generates JSON leaderboard

🚀 Quick Start

No coding required

# Double-click on Windows
run_havok_app.bat

# Or from terminal
pip install havok-toolbox[app]
havok-app

Opens a browser with drag-and-drop file upload, auto-analysis, and report download.

Command-line

pip install havok-toolbox

# Analyze a CSV file (auto-detects columns)
havok analyze data.csv

# Specify column
havok analyze data.csv -c price -o results.csv

# Run benchmark
havok benchmark

# Initialize streaming engine config
havok engine init

Python API

import numpy as np
from havolib import HavokPipeline, HavokEstimator

# One-liner with sklearn-compatible estimator
est = HavokEstimator(tau=1, m=50, r=5)
forcing = est.fit_transform(my_signal)  # returns forcing array

# Full pipeline with auto-tuning
pipe = HavokPipeline()
pipe.auto_fit(None, my_signal)
forcing = pipe.get_forcing()
risk = pipe.get_risk()

# Multichannel (EEG, multi-asset, sensor arrays)
from havolib import MultichannelHAVOK
mh = MultichannelHAVOK(n_channels=8, method="composite")
result = mh.fit_transform(eeg_data)  # (n_samples, n_channels)

# Adaptive non-stationary
from havolib import AdaptiveHAVOK
result = AdaptiveHAVOK().fit_transform(nonstationary_signal)

# High-level analysis with bootstrap confidence intervals
from havolib import analyze
report = analyze(eeg_signal, bootstrap_ci=True)
print(report.summary())
report.export("results.csv")

📦 Installation

# Base install
pip install havok-toolbox

# With optional extras
pip install havok-toolbox[streaming]   # MQTT engine
pip install havok-toolbox[gpu]         # CuPy acceleration
pip install havok-toolbox[automl]      # Optuna optimization
pip install havok-toolbox[fast]        # Polars (10-50× CSV loading)
pip install havok-toolbox[eeg]         # EDF/MNE support
pip install havok-toolbox[torch]       # HAVOK-Transformer
pip install havok-toolbox[app]         # Streamlit dashboard
pip install havok-toolbox[sindy]       # SINDy model support
pip install havok-toolbox[all]         # Everything
pip install havok-toolbox[dev]         # Tests + Hypothesis

# From source
git clone https://github.com/jbrandonp/havok-toolbox
cd havok-toolbox && pip install -e ".[dev]"

🧠 Algorithm

HAVOK decomposes a chaotic signal into deterministic linear dynamics + intermittent forcing:

Time-delay embedding: Build Hankel matrix H by sliding a window of size m with delay τ across the signal
Truncated SVD: Decompose H ≈ U Σ Vᵀ retaining r modes; eigen-time-delay coordinates V(t) capture the attractor geometry
Linear model: Fit V̇ ≈ A V via least squares; the residual F(t) = V̇ − A V is the intermittent forcing
Risk detection: Apply rolling thresholding on ‖F(t)‖ to flag regime shifts; probabilistic risk via percentile-calibrated logistic scaling

The forcing signal spikes before the raw signal shows any visible change, making HAVOK an effective early warning system for sudden regime transitions.

Differentiation methods: finite_diff (central differences, default), spline_diff (cubic spline via SciPy, noise-robust), total_variation_diff (TV-regularized, best for sharp jumps), gradient (NumPy wrapper).

📐 Paper Correspondence

This section maps every equation-level concept from Brunton et al. 2017 to the code. Modules not listed here are post-paper engineering extensions.

Core algorithm (exact compliance)

Paper step	Equation / concept	Code	Status
1. Delay embedding	H[k,i] = x[k + i·τ]	`embedding.py` → `hankel_matrix()`	✅ Exact
2. Truncated SVD	H ≈ U Σ V^T, keep r modes	`decomposition.py` → `eigen_time_delay()`	✅ Exact¹
3. Linear model	v̇_r ≈ Σ a_i v_i + F(t)	`forcing.py` → `extract_forcing()`	✅ Exact²
4. Risk threshold	‖F(t)‖ > threshold → risk=1	`detection.py` → `threshold_risk()`	✅ Aligned³

¹ Returns numpy's U[:, :r] (left singular vectors, time in rows). Paper calls these V(t). Naming convention difference only, not a mathematical deviation. ² Adds bias term fitting affine model. On zero-mean data: no difference. On uncentered data: absorbs constant offset. ³ Paper uses fixed global threshold; code uses rolling std — more robust for non-stationary forcing amplitude.

Parameter tuning (practical defaults)

Heuristic	Code	Justification
τ ≤ 10 cap	`auto_tune.py`	Keeps coordinates correlated for linear model. Override for slow signals.
m ≥ 15 floor	`auto_tune.py`	Below this, Koopman linear approximation unreliable. Empirical, not theoretical.
m ≈ m₉₉ × 3	`auto_tune.py` → `optimal_m_havok()`	99% SVD energy for attractor reconstruction (Takens); HAVOK needs more. Validated on Lorenz, EEG, finance.

Post-paper extensions

Module	What it adds
`adaptive.py`	BOCPD / PELT changepoint, per-segment retuning
`multichannel.py`	Parallel (per-channel) + composite (joint Hankel SVD) modes
`automl.py`	Optuna TPE hyperparameter optimization
`hybrid.py`	PyTorch Transformer on eigen-coordinates
`federated.py`	FedAvg with (ε, δ)-differential privacy
`engine/`	Streaming MQTT/CSV engine with alert pipeline
`edge_of_chaos.py`	LLE, correlation dimension, critical slowing down
`surrogate.py`, `uncertainty.py`	Statistical validation and confidence intervals
`dashboard/`, `_cli_havok.py`	Streamlit dashboard, CLI

SVD solver equivalence

solver="randomized" (sklearn) vs exact SciPy SVD on Lorenz (3000 pts, m=50): mean forcing difference < 10⁻⁶. Default solver="auto" prefers GPU (CuPy).

Reproducibility

Golden-value regression tests verify Lorenz forcing stability across versions. generate_lorenz() is deterministic — same seed = same trajectory.

🔌 Multi-Model Platform

HAVOK is the native engine, but the pipeline is model-agnostic. Switch models via the model_type config field.

Model	Key	Install	Description
HAVOK	`"havok"`	built-in	Hankel + Koopman (Brunton 2017)
SINDy	`"sindy"`	`pip install havok-toolbox[sindy]`	Sparse identification of nonlinear dynamics

# Switch model via config
config = HavokParams(model_type="havok")  # or "sindy"
pipeline = HavokPipeline(config)

# Add your own model
from havolib.models import BaseRegimeModel, ModelRegistry
@ModelRegistry.register("my_model")
class MyModel(BaseRegimeModel): ...

📁 Project Structure

havok-toolbox/
├── havolib/                    # Core library (36 modules, 7,500+ lines)
│   ├── pipeline.py             # HavokPipeline — primary orchestration layer
│   ├── estimator.py            # HavokEstimator — sklearn BaseEstimator + TransformerMixin
│   ├── adaptive.py             # AdaptiveHAVOK — non-stationary with BOCPD + Koopman drift
│   ├── multichannel.py         # MultichannelHAVOK — parallel + composite modes
│   ├── hybrid.py               # HavokTransformer — PyTorch Transformer on eigen-coordinates
│   ├── federated.py            # FederatedHAVOK — FedAvg with differential privacy
│   ├── attribution.py          # explain_forcing_spike — per-feature spike explanation
│   ├── automl.py               # auto_optimize — Optuna TPE hyperparameter search
│   ├── arena.py                # BenchmarkArena — public leaderboard generator
│   ├── edge_of_chaos.py        # Rosenstein LLE, GP correlation dimension, CSD, edge score
│   ├── ml_risk_predictor.py    # FastForcingRiskPredictor — echo state network forecaster
│   ├── uncertainty.py          # Surrogates, block bootstrap, CRPS, conformal intervals
│   ├── surrogate.py            # Phase-randomized Fourier surrogates
│   ├── config.py               # Frozen dataclass config + YAML profiles (eeg, finance, climate, lorenz)
│   ├── data_loader.py          # generate_lorenz, load_csv, load_eeg with portable paths
│   ├── polars_loader.py        # load_csv_fast — Polars-accelerated CSV/Parquet loading
│   ├── pre_processing.py       # preprocess — Savitzky-Golay smoothing, IQR outlier removal, detrend
│   ├── serialize.py            # save_pipeline / load_pipeline — .havok binary format
│   ├── user.py                 # analyze, batch_analyze, bootstrap — high-level user API
│   ├── visualization.py        # plot_dashboard — Plotly 4-panel figure
│   ├── gpu.py                  # Transparent CuPy fallback for svd, lstsq, norm, eigvals
│   ├── logging_config.py       # init_logging — structured logging setup
│   ├── embedding.py            # hankel_matrix, auto_tau — delay embedding primitives
│   ├── decomposition.py        # eigen_time_delay — truncated SVD on Hankel
│   ├── forcing.py              # extract_forcing — linear model residual
│   ├── detection.py            # threshold_risk, pelt_changepoint — risk flagging
│   ├── auto_tune.py            # optimal_m_havok, optimal_tau_mi, suggest_parameters
│   ├── engine/                 # Streaming engine subsystem (7 modules)
│   │   ├── engine.py           # HavokEngine — async orchestrator (MQTT, CSV, synthetic)
│   │   ├── ring_buffer.py      # RingBuffer — O(1) circular buffer
│   │   ├── incremental_hankel.py # IncrementalHankel — streaming Hankel construction
│   │   ├── incremental_havok.py  # IncrementalHAVOK — sliding-window decomposition
│   │   ├── brand_svd.py        # BrandSVD — incremental SVD
│   │   ├── risk_engine.py      # RiskEngine — multi-dimensional risk scoring
│   │   └── alert_pipeline.py   # AlertPipeline — cooldown, dedup, webhook routing
│   ├── benchmark/              # 5 datasets × 5 methods (packaged with library)
│   │   ├── runner.py           # run_benchmark, print_summary
│   │   ├── baselines.py        # rolling_std, cusum, arima_residual detectors
│   │   └── cli.py              # Click CLI for benchmark
│   └── dashboard/              # Streamlit dashboards
│       ├── simple.py           # One-click app for non-programmers (NEW)
│       ├── app.py              # Batch analysis dashboard
│       ├── advanced.py         # Comparison + what-if simulation
│       ├── engine_dashboard.py # Streaming engine monitor
│       └── v3.py               # Unified (multichannel + adaptive + attribution)
├── tests/                      # 284 tests (24 files)
│   ├── test_master_full.py     # Master suite (61 tests)
│   ├── test_v070_modules.py    # Module integration tests
│   ├── test_properties.py      # Hypothesis property-based testing
│   ├── test_regression.py      # Golden value stability
│   ├── test_cli.py             # CLI integration
│   └── ...                     # 19 more test files
├── docs/
│   ├── adr.md                  # Architecture Decision Records
│   └── competitive_comparison.md
├── demo/                       # Validated Lorenz demo with reports
├── _cli_havok.py               # CLI entry point (havok analyze, benchmark, engine)
├── run_havok_app.bat           # Windows double-click launcher
├── havok_config.yaml           # Named profiles (eeg, finance, climate, lorenz_demo)
├── engine.yaml                 # Streaming engine configuration
├── pyproject.toml
└── README.md

🏆 Competitive Comparison

Criterion	havok-toolbox	pykoopman	PyDMD	rhavok	deeptime
HAVOK fidelity	★★★★★	★★	—	★★★★	★★
Adaptive/Non-stationary	✅	❌	❌	❌	❌
Multichannel (true mHAVOK)	✅	❌	❌	❌	❌
AutoML (Optuna)	✅	❌	❌	❌	❌
Explainability	✅	❌	❌	❌	❌
Federated learning	✅	❌	❌	❌	❌
sklearn-compatible	✅	✅	❌	❌	✅
GPU acceleration	✅	❌	❌	❌	❌
Streaming engine	✅	❌	❌	❌	❌
Benchmark suite	✅	❌	❌	❌	❌
Interactive dashboard	✅	❌	❌	❌	❌
One-click UX (no coding)	✅	❌	❌	❌	❌
Tests	284	~20	~10	~5	~50

⚙️ CLI Reference

Command	Description
`havok analyze <file> [-c COLUMN] [-o OUTPUT]`	One-click analysis with auto-tuning
`havok benchmark [--datasets X] [--methods Y]`	Run benchmark arena
`havok engine init`	Create default engine.yaml
`havok-app`	Launch Streamlit dashboard

🔬 Key Parameters

Parameter	Description	Typical Range
`τ` (tau)	Time delay for Hankel embedding	1–30
`m`	Embedding dimension (Hankel columns)	10–100
`r`	Truncated SVD rank	2–15
`threshold_std`	Risk detection sensitivity (standard deviations)	1.5–5.0
`window`	Rolling window for risk computation	20–300
`diff_method`	Differentiation: `finite_diff` (default), `spline`, `total_variation`, `gradient`	—
`method`	Multichannel mode: `parallel` (default) or `composite` (joint decomposition)	—

📊 Dashboard

# One-click app (recommended for non-programmers)
streamlit run havolib/dashboard/simple.py

# Unified dashboard (multichannel + adaptive + attribution)
streamlit run havolib/dashboard/v3.py

# Advanced (comparison + what-if simulation)
streamlit run havolib/dashboard/advanced.py

# Streaming engine monitor
streamlit run havolib/dashboard/engine_dashboard.py

🔬 Validation & Testing

The test suite covers correctness, edge cases, and numerical stability:

803 tests passing with 65% line coverage
Property-based tests🔁 via Hypothesis: SVD orthonormality, embedding isotonicity, forcing determinism
Golden value tests🏅: fixed-seed Lorenz forcing output verified across versions
Edge case coverage🛡️: empty signals, constant signals, NaN/Inf handling, very short data, single-channel, invalid parameters
Streaming engine🌊: buffer overflow, incremental SVD stability, alert deduplication
Regression suite🧪 (test_master_full.py): 61 tests across all subsystems

Run locally:

pip install havok-toolbox[dev]
pytest tests/ -v --cov=havolib

🧪 Breaking-Point Characterization (106 tests, 8 categories)

The toolbox has been stress-tested to identify its operational limits.

Dimension	Safe Range	Breaking Point	What Happens
Signal length	≥ 20 pts	18 pts	SciPy requires minimum samples
Embedding dim `m`	3 – 500	800	Hankel > 50M element memory guard
Delay `τ`	1 – 100	200 (m=50)	Series too short for Hankel
SVD rank `r`	1 – m-1	r ≥ m	Index error
Noise tolerance	+40 to -20 dB SNR	None found	Risk sensitivity degrades < 0 dB
Channels (mHAVOK)	1 – 256+	Not reached	Tested to 256 channels
TV diff size	100 – 5000	5000	Hard guard; use spline
SVD solver	scipy exact	Δ ~ 10⁻² random	Randomized is approximate
NaN/Inf	Rejected	Explicit error	Clear message to user
Constant signal	Fine	Near-zero forcing	As expected

🤝 Contributing

Contributions welcome. See Architecture Decision Records for design philosophy and technical decisions.

git clone https://github.com/jbrandonp/havok-toolbox
cd havok-toolbox
pip install -e ".[dev]"
pytest tests/ -v

📚 References

Brunton, Brunton, Proctor, Kutz. "Chaos as an Intermittently Forced Linear System." Nature Communications, 2017. DOI: 10.1038/s41467-017-00030-8
Takens, F. "Detecting strange attractors in turbulence." Lecture Notes in Mathematics, 1981.
Kutz, Brunton, Brunton, Proctor. "Dynamic Mode Decomposition." SIAM, 2016.
Gavish & Donoho. "The Optimal Hard Threshold for Singular Values." IEEE Trans. Inf. Theory, 2014.
Rosenstein, Collins, De Luca. "A practical method for calculating largest Lyapunov exponents." Physica D, 1993.

🚀 Changelog

v0.3.0 — First Stable Release

Multi-model platform: ModelRegistry + BaseRegimeModel — pluggable architecture. Switch models via model_type="sindy". Includes HAVOK (native) and SINDy (conditional) wrappers with @ModelRegistry.register(). See CONTRIBUTING.md for extension guide.
Industrial test suite: 803 tests (was 286) — 480 parametrized, 30 Hypothesis property-based, concurrency, memory, fault injection.
Engineering hardening: YAML config validation with clear error messages; CuPy import failure now logs actionable warning instead of silent fallback; free_gpu_memory() prevents pool fragmentation in long-running processes; numpy<2.0 pinned to prevent NumPy 2.x ABI breakage.
Paper compliance audit: SVD coordinate flow verified — code is mathematically correct. Full Paper Correspondence section in README with compliance matrix, heuristic justification, and post-paper extension catalog. eigen_time_delay() docstring now explains numpy U vs paper V(t) naming convention.
Scientific validation: test_forcing_sparsity_on_clean_lorenz verifies HAVOK intermittency (p99/p90 > 1.5, max/median > 7). test_svd_solver_equivalence confirms randomized SVD matches exact within 1% tolerance.
Surrogate test assumption documented: validate_with_surrogates() now warns about parameter reuse bias in its docstring.
Auto-tune fixed: optimal_m_havok() uses SVD spectrum instead of broken FNN. suggest_parameters() returns m ≥ 15 with tau capped for meaningful forcing residuals.
Pipeline/estimator unified: HavokPipeline.fit() delegates to HavokEstimator internally — single center of truth for HAVOK math.
True mHAVOK: Added method="composite" to MultichannelHAVOK — composite Hankel matrix with joint SVD for genuine cross-channel coupling.
One-click UX: run_havok_app.bat (Windows launcher) and havok-app CLI entry point. Drag-and-drop Streamlit dashboard with auto-detection and report export.
Portable install: pip install havok-toolbox works from any directory. benchmark/ and dashboard/ moved into havolib/. importlib.resources for data files.
Robustness: correlation_dimension validates input ranges; AdaptiveHAVOK handles short data gracefully; plot_dashboard works with r<3; FederatedHAVOK raises ValueError instead of silent failure.
Naming accuracy: bayesian_changepoint → pelt_changepoint (with deprecated alias); _collect_states_vectorized → _collect_states; engine uses EngineStream/EngineRuntime.
Dead code removed: vestigial risk_head in hybrid.py; buggy GEV tail-model branch in _compute_gev_risk.
Tests: 284 passed (was 276), 0 skipped, 73% coverage. torch + pytest-cov installed.

📄 License

License: MIT + Commons Clause See the LICENSE file for full terms.

_{Built by Brandon Palhano}

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🚀 Quick Start

No coding required

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Python API

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🧠 Algorithm

📐 Paper Correspondence

Core algorithm (exact compliance)

Parameter tuning (practical defaults)

Post-paper extensions

SVD solver equivalence

Reproducibility

🔌 Multi-Model Platform

📁 Project Structure

🏆 Competitive Comparison

⚙️ CLI Reference

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🔬 Validation & Testing

🧪 Breaking-Point Characterization (106 tests, 8 categories)

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✨ Features

🚀 Quick Start

No coding required

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🧠 Algorithm

📐 Paper Correspondence

Core algorithm (exact compliance)

Parameter tuning (practical defaults)

Post-paper extensions

SVD solver equivalence

Reproducibility

🔌 Multi-Model Platform

📁 Project Structure

🏆 Competitive Comparison

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🧪 Breaking-Point Characterization (106 tests, 8 categories)

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